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Re: Alice in Chains - Jar of Flies
I've "rediscovered" this album. Other than No Excuses, hadn't heard this album in probably 20+ years. This is reminding me of when I rediscovered Soundgarden's Down on the Upside in 2008. It was like having a new Soundgarden album to digest.
This is all killer, no filler. Rotten Apple is a great opener. Their albums always start off with a bang. How the hell did I forget Nutshell? Wow.
The real highlight for me is the instrumental Whale and Wasp. Mind blowing. It instantly became one of my favorite instrumentals. While it's perfect as is, I wish Layne had come up with lyrics for it.
I also listened to Sap again. I've always had the song Right Turn with Cornell. Incredible. I wish they had worked together more. Got Me Wrong instantly reminded me of the movie Clerks.
I had forgot about the hidden track.
God I miss those days. There was no reason for them to release a 4 song EP between Facelift and Dirt....they just did it.
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Re: Alice in Chains - Jar of Flies
I've "rediscovered" this album. Other than No Excuses, hadn't heard this album in probably 20+ years. This is reminding me of when I rediscovered Soundgarden's Down on the Upside in 2008. It was like having a new Soundgarden album to digest.
This is all killer, no filler. Rotten Apple is a great opener. Their albums always start off with a bang. How the hell did I forget Nutshell? Wow.
The real highlight for me is the instrumental Whale and Wasp. Mind blowing. It instantly became one of my favorite instrumentals. While it's perfect as is, I wish Layne had come up with lyrics for it.
I also listened to Sap again. I've always had the song Right Turn with Cornell. Incredible. I wish they had worked together more. Got Me Wrong instantly reminded me of the movie Clerks.
I had forgot about the hidden track.
God I miss those days. There was no reason for them to release a 4 song EP between Facelift and Dirt....they just did it.
Considering the cover is my avatar...happy to see this post!
I think Nutshell is the song that lives on in infamy...sounds like Layne’s eulogy to himself in retrospect.
Rotten Apple is a fascinating piece of music. No Excuses is a top 5 song all time for me.
All killer no filler? Swing on This sounds like a fun track to put on the end of an album for a band that never took themselves seriously, but you could end it with Don’t Follow and it’s perfect.
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