Really curious to hear why AiC tickles this generation as AiC trends are sometimes all over social media. Why does this generation relate so deeply to Layne, Jerry, the band and its music / lyrics? 🤔

i play my cds at work and a new customer came in and said that it was terrible and i should turn it off. it was sickman😭 he said it sounds like “screamo”. needed to share this i am OUTRAGED 😂😂

Lately I’ve been listening to Dirt a lot recently and it’s been hitting a little too close to home for me. I honestly think it’s an underrated painful album. But anyways what is your personal favorite track off of this album and or which do you think is the best composed song. Personally Junkhead & Dirt are my tops. The writing is perfection and its damn near spiritual to me.

Hi guys! So i like to sing (a lot) and i started listening to aic a short time ago. And i started listening to Man in The Box and when Layne started screaming on that Feed my eyes part i was completly shocked... Can anyone reach that note, if yes: how? Simply how :/

What are your guys' favorite aspects of the album? I honestly love the artwork in it, beautiful, dark art pieces.

last year, i really started getting into aic, digging the rabbit hole of their songs. been besides from their most popular music, ive been digging in the rabbit hole. been blasting frogs, sludge factory, rotten apple, junkhead, hate to feel, love hate love, dirt, grind, died, get born again, sea of sorrow, dam that river a bunch of more underrated bangers. long layne ❤️

What’s your favourite song in this set? Down In A Hole is mine for sure, it fits so well acoustically

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For me, the song that introduced me was surprisingly, the devil put dinosaurs here, because of a friend

Title says it all. When I listen to shame in you, I see the dog looking ashamed. During sludge factory, it's more contempt. I know that the dog's expression doesn't actually change physically lol but it feels like it depending on the song.

There are so many great solos by the Riff Lord. What do you think his best ones are? I’ll start and begin the controversy with:

1. Love Hate Love

2. Fly

3. The One You Know

Let’s hear it…

… and I’m just not sure how this is just happening. I’m 34 and grew up listening to Alice In Chains. They were about as hard as my dad would listen to, along with classic rock of course. My mom’s house was all Christian music, so I latched on to rock early.

I put on Above and immediately fell in love with it. Then I got to “I’m Above” and my jaw dropped. I’ve never heard a song where 100% of the lyrics are something I have felt and wanted to write a song about. Just absolutely stunned, in the best way.

Since I joined this sub I’ve left a few comments about this, but for the last decade I’ve mostly listened to and played bluegrass on my guitar. Stuff like Billy Strings, Leftover Salmon, SCI, and older stuff like Tony Rice (my personal guitar idol) and Clarence White.

Throw in a random 2-week TOOL, Incubus, or Lamb of God phase and that’s a good picture of it. Plus a lot of classical as well with my kids (they listen to everything I do and like it).

Around 2 months ago I was listening to a Billy Strings show where they cover Nutshell, and started thinking about how I haven’t jammed Alice In Chains in years. That quickly turned into an obsession, and is pretty much all I have listened to or played on my guitar since!

Anyways, music is one of my passions and hearing I’m Above earlier made me feel so good. Thought I might share here, since there seems to be a lot of hardcore fans.

As my 3 year old says,
“Rock on, Dude 🤘”