downloads alice in chains unplugged album free mp3 Downloads alice in chains unplugged album free mp3. Alice in Chains es una banda de grunge estadounidense, fundada en 1987 en Seattle. Con un nombre que ya en sí mismo denota bastante pesimismo y con un sonido más pesado y orientado al heavy metal que los grupos coetáneos de grunge, aunque dentro de este movimiento, Alice in Chains logró emerger de la escena de Seattle hasta convertirse en una de las bandas más importantes del llamado rock alternativo, llegando a vender en los Estados Unidos unos 14 millones de discos. Partes de la clave de su éxito fueron la combinación de ese sentido de indiferencia que se le supone al grunge con la fuerza del metal y característico juego armónico en las voces. Apoyándose en la visión depresiva del cantante Layne Staley sobre las drogas y la muerte, y los acordes metálicos del guitarrista Jerry Cantrell; gracias a eso Alice In Chains se posicionó rápidamente como una de las bandas más aceptadas por el público. Demo #1 (Link) Demo album 1987 01. Lip Lock Rock 02. Fat Girls 03. Over The Edge. Demo #2 (Link) Demo Album 1987 01.Sealed With a Kiss 02. Ya Yeah Ya 03. Glamerous Girls 04. Don't Satisfied 05. Hush, Hush 06. Football. We die Young EP (Link) EP Album 1990 01. We Die Young 02. It Ain't Like That 03. Killing Yourself. Facelift (Link) Official Album 1990 01. We Die Young 02. Man In The Box 03. Sea Of Sorrow 04. Bleed The Freak 05. I Can't Remember 06. Love, Hate, Love 07. It Ain't Like That 08. Sunshine 09. Put You Down 10. Confusion 11. I Know Something (Bout You) 12. Real Thing. Sap (Link) EP Album 1992 01. Brother 02. Got Me Wrong 03. Right Turn 04. Am I Inside 05. Love Song (Bonus Track) Dirt (Link) Official Album 1992 01. Them Bones 02. Dam That River 03. Rain When I Die 04. Down In A Hole 05. Sickman 06. Rooster 07. Junkhead 08. Dirt 09. Godsmack 10. Iron Man 11. Hate to Feel 12. Angry Chair 13. Would? Jar Of Flies (Link) EP Album 1994 01. Rotten Apple 02. Nutshell 03. I Stay Away 04. No Excuses 05. Whale & Wasp 06. Don't Follow 07. Swing On This. Alice In Chains (Link) Official Album 1995 01. Grind 02. Brush Away 03. Sludge Factory 04. Heaven Beside You 05. Head Creeps 06. Again 07. Shame In You 08. God Am 09. So Close 10. Nothin' Song 11. Frogs 12. Over Now. MTV Unplugged (Link) Official Live Album 1996 01. Nutshell 02. Brother 03. No Excuses 04. Sludge Factory 05. Down in A Hole 06. Angry Chair 07. Rooster 08. Got Me Wrong 09. Heaven Beside You 10. Would? 11. Frogs 12. Over Now 13. Killer Is Me. Music Bank (Link) Compilate Album 1999. Disco 1 01. Get Born Again 02. I Can't Have You Blues (Demo) 03. Whatcha Gonna Do (Demo) 04. Social Parasite (Demo) 05. Queen of the Rodeo (Live) 06. Bleed the Freak (Demo) 07. Killing Yourself (Demo) 08. We Die Young 09. Man in the Box 10. Sea of Sorrow (Demo) 11. I Can't Remember 12. Love, Hate, Love 13. It Ain't Like That 14. Confusion 15. Rooster (Demo) 16. Right Turn 17. Got Me Wrong. Disco 2 01. Rain When I Die 02. Fear the Voices 03. Them Bones 04. Dam That River 05. Sickman 06. Rooster 07. Junkhead (Demo) 08. Dirt 09. God Smack 10. Iron Gland 11. Angry Chair 12. Lying Season 13. Would? 14. Brother 15. Am I Inside 16. I Stay Away 17. No Excuses. Disco 3 01. Down in a Hole 02. Hate to Feel 03. What the Hell Have I (Remix) 04. A Little Bitter (Remix) 05. Grind 06. Again (Tattoo of Pain Mix) 07. Head Creeps 08. God Am 09. Frogs 10. Heaven Beside You 11. Nutshell (Unplugged) 12. The Killer Is Me (Unplugged) 13. Over Now (Unplugged) 14. Died. Nothing Safe (Link) Compilate Album 1999 01. Get Born Again 02. We Die Young (Demo) 03. Man in the Box 04. Them Bones 05. Iron Gland 06. Angry Chair 07. Down in a Hole 08. Rooster (Live) 09. Got Me Wrong 10. No Excuses 11. I Stay Away 12. What the Hell Have I 13. Grind 14. Again 15. Would? Live (Link) Official Live Album 2000 01. Bleed The Freak 02. Queen Of The Rodeo 03. Angry Chair 04. Man In The Box 05. Love, Hate, Love 06. Rooster 07. Would? 08. Junkhead 09. Dirt 10. Them Bones 11. God Am 12. Again 13. A Little Bitter 14. Dam That River. Greatest Hits (Link) Compilate Album 2001 01. Man in the Box 02. Them Bones 03. Rooster 04. Angry Chair 05. Would? 06. No Excuses 07. I Stay Away 08. Grind 09. Heaven Beside You 10. Again. The Essential Alice in Chains (Link) Compilate Album 2006 Disco 1 01. We Die Young 02. Man in the Box 03. Sea of Sorrow 04. Love, Hate, Love 05. Am I Inside 06. Brother 07. Got Me Wrong 08. Right Turn 09. Rain When I Die 10. Them Bones 11. Angry Chair 12. Dam That River 13. Dirt 14. God Smack 15. Hate to Feel 16. Rooster. Disco 2 01. No Excuses 02. I Stay Away 03. What the Hell Have I (Remix) 04. A Little Bitter (Remix) 05. Grind 06. Heaven Beside You 07. Again 08. Over Now (Unplugged Version) 09. Nutshell (Unplugged Version) 10. Get Born Again 11. Died 12. Would? Black Gives Way to Blue (Link) Official Album 2009 01. All Secrets Known 02. Check My Brain 03. Last of My Kind 04. Your Decision 05. A Looking in View 06. When the Sun Rose Again 07. Acid Bubble 08. Lesson Learned 09. Take Her Out 10. Private Hell 11. Black Gives Way to Blue. The Devil Put Dinosaurs Here (Link) Official Album 2013 01. Hollow 02. Pretty Done 03. Stone 04. Voices 05. The Devil Put Dinosaurs Here 06. Lab Monkey 07. Low Ceiling 08. Breath On A Window 09. Scalpel 10. Phantom Limb 11. Hung On A Hook 12. Choke. Live at the Palladium (Link) Official Live Album 2015 01. Sickman 02. It Ain't Like That 03. Put You Down 04. Would? 05. Sunshine 06. We Die Young 07. Real Thing 08. Sea Of Sorrow 09. Bleed The Freak 10. Man In The Box. Why Alice In Chains' Unplugged is the best live album ever made. On April 10, 1996, pioneering Seattle grunge metallers Alice In Chains re-emerged after a two and a half year long live show hiatus (the band didn't tour in support of 1995's Alice In Chains ) to play the legendary acoustic television series MTV Unplugged . The stage lit with giant white candles purchased from Seattle's Pike Place market by vocalist Layne Staley (no way that would pass health and safety nowadays), the concert would go down in pop culture history as one of the most significant MTV Unplugged sessions ever recorded. But, even without the visuals, the CD version of the show – released on July 30, 1996 – is an iconic and essential record that every self-respecting AIC fan should own and it's more than earned its place as one of the most important and exceptional live albums ever made and the number one MTV Unplugged album to come out of the series (Nirvana's MTV Unplugged comes in a close second). You might be screaming at the screen shouting "No way! You're crazy! The greatest live album ever? But that's Motorhead's No Sleep 'Til Hammersmith or Iron Maiden's Live After Death !" You might have a point but I am here to tell you no, you're wrong my friend. No stadium show can ever be captured accurately on a CD, indeed I'd argue that no CD would ever really match the atmosphere of an epic live performance. But, the intimate setting in which this album was recorded and the following reasons I've laid out prove Unplugged has an unparalleled added depth that makes it a goddamn masterpiece with the ability to tug at your heart strings even in the most condensed MP3 format or when played through the cheapest stereo system. That's just how magical it is. One of Layne Staley's final performances. Alice in Chains Unplugged marked the second to last performance from Staley, who was battling a crippling addiction to heroin that was poignantly chronicled through the band's dark and agonising lyrics. His final ever performance was in the same year, when Alice in Chains replaced Stone Temple Pilots in an opening slot for the newly reunited Kiss. Staley overdosed following their concert in Kansas City on July 3 and despite the frontman recovering from the incident AIC were put on hiatus, and other than one brief recording two years later, where the band briefly reunited to record the songs Get Born Again and Died for Music Bank , Alice in Chains never played with Staley again. The original performance is therefore a chilling look at the tragic downfall of one of rock's most charismatic and enigmatic frontmen from glam rock loving metal star to the epitome of grunge – in the most negative sense of the word: a bedraggled junkie with scruffy pink hair awkwardly shuffles from the back of the stage and takes his seat. Sunglasses disguise his blackened eyes, long sleeves cover scars left behind from shooting up and he awkwardly clutches his hands together as if afraid to emerge from the shadows and take centre stage – quite different from the powerful vocalist we'd come to know and love.