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Alice in Chains Unplug On New Tour Dates
21-Sep-2007
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Grunge trailblazers Alice in Chains are currently on tour with Velvet Revolver, rocking arenas like it's 1992. In an effort to continue rolling back the hands of time, the band is branching out
Alice in Chains doesn't dwell on what might have been (East Valley Tribune)
25-Sep-2006
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In interviews in the years that followed the 1996 breakup of Alice in Chains - and later upon the 2002 death of singer Layne Staley - the other band members didn't rule out the possibility that they would return to Alice in Chains.
Inland Invasion: Duds N' Poses (Orange County Register)
25-Sep-2006
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Review: Axl Rose's delayed return at Inland Invasion fell flat, but Muse and Alice in Chains saved the day.
Can an iconic grunge band find new success after the death of its lead vocalist? Just ask Alice (El Paso Times)
25-Sep-2006
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Mike Inez, the bass player for Alice in Chains, wants to make one thing clear -- "We wouldn't be out here if it didn't feel right." That must be said for any fans doubting the legitimacy of Alice in Chains touring without founding member and singer Layne Staley, who died of a drug overdose in 2002.
Giving voice to Chains and change (Arizona Daily Star)
25-Sep-2006
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It took a natural disaster of epic proportions to reunite Alice in Chains after the 2002 death of the rock band's lead vocalist, Layne Staley.
The Essential Alice In Chains (KNAC.COM)
25-Sep-2006
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Never have truer words been spoken. It’s during those dark, small hours when the demons come out, that no one can save you but yourself…and sometimes, you just come up short.
Music Review: The Essential Alice In Chains (Blogcritics.org)
25-Sep-2006
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Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Soundgarden – when it came to grunge, these were the bands that got the most press. But grinding away at a slightly less popular level, Seattle’s Alice In Chains might well have been the poster child for grunge. Bleak, moody and thunderous, 28 of Alice In Chains’ biggest hits have been gathered together in the new Essential Alice In Chains collection. Of course, whether
This Week's Hot CD: 'The Essential Alice in Chains' (Seattle Post-Intelligencer)
10-Sep-2006
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Yes, Layne Staley is gone, but Alice in Chains lives.
Music Review: Alice In Chains - The Essential Alice In Chains (Blogcritics.org)
10-Sep-2006
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This Tuesday, Sony will honor the memory of Seattle grunge-rock pioneers Alice In Chains by releasing one of those marvelous Essential compilations they've become known for, whether the artists warrant the treatment or not. Forgive me if I sound a bit cynical here. But this series issues supposedly reverent career retrospectives in the same way you and I change socks. They issue these
Scalywags back in the music action After a 12-year hiatus, band with Morgan County roots hopes to keep rocking (Mooresville/Decatur Times)
10-Sep-2006
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It’s like an episode of VH-1’s Behind the Music, except the ending hasn’t been written yet. The Scalywags, featuring Martinsville native Jared Asher on drums, had arranged to play an opening set New Year’s Even 1992 for Alice in Chains, until Alice’s album “Dirt” made a big splash on the charts.
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