the more i think about it, i may have posted portions of this before, but im too lazy to look. i know i posted some alice in chains demos before, but it was a long ass time ago. it was before i used the tagging system, which i have been using for a few years now. btw, dont know if you knew this or not, and it maybe helpful to some, but you can go directly to tags w/o searching. say your looking for posts about guided by voices, just go to your address bar and type http://captainsdead.com/tag/guided-by-voices. make sure you put the tag in there and then whatever it is you are looking for, but also make sure to add dashes if its longer than one word. got it? awesome! here is the alice in chains bootleg, heroin, which is a collection of demos and live tracks. see below for a breakdown on the tracklisting…
1-12 publisher demos seattle, wa april-june, 1989
14-15 mtv drops the ball december 31, 1992
16-19 canada 1992
20 osaka, japan february 23, 1994
1. suffragette city
2. bleed the freak
3. social parasite
4. we die young
5. chemical addiction
6. sunshine
7. the king of the kats
8. the real thing
9. killing yourself
10. sea of sorrow
11. i cant remember
12. queen of the rodeo
13. empty
14. would
15. angry chair
16. dam that river
17. them bones
18. junkhead
19. rooster
20. nutshell
Alice In Chains + Bowie = hilarious and much, much better than I would’ve thought; probably the least sludgy I’ve ever heard them. thanks for posting these.
yeah, its definitely not what i expected. i dont ever listen to their records, but i do listen to the sap ep quite often. if ya havent heard it, its definitely worth checkin out.
Layne Staley was certainly a guy who had trouble outrunning his demons. It was the classic case of an artist who seemingly needed the drugs to put out great music…which leaves you wondering if it is worth the cost at all.
Great post. Keep up the good work!
Mary