Alice in Chains
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Alice in Chains
Alice in Chains (occasionally informally referred to as The Dog Album, The Dog Record and Tripod) is the self-titled third studio album by the American rock band Alice in Chains. It was released on November 7, 1995, and was the follow-up to the highly successful Dirt. - Wikipedia
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Rolling Stone
What really makes Alice in Chains a poignant artistic statement is the band’s unflinching candor.
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Loudwire
Alice in Chains’ self-titled album is somber and brooding work that captures their mid-90s grunge sound and went on to influence a generation of fans and musicians.
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Classic Rock Review
Informally referred to as “The Dog Record”, this third release saw the band building on their established atonal style as well as branching out with some accessible pop/rock tracks that helped the album sell over three million copies and reach double platinum status.
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Encyclopedia Metallum
Alice in Chains is not for everyone, and especially not if you really don’t want to depress yourself, but for the woebegone and the strung-out, this is your song.
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Jon Spencer Reviews
Today we delve into the Self Titled album and take a look at the amazing piece of work that brought a tragic end to an era of music, the likes of which the world will never see again.
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AllMusic
The lyrics deal with familiar AIC subject matter -- despair, misery, loneliness, and disappointment -- but in a more understated fashion, and the lyrics take on more uplifting qualities of toughness and endurance, which were missing from much of their previous work.
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Only Solitaire
All of the twelve songs on here are based on melodies and hooks, and they're all good.
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Plugged In
Surely, their well-chronicled drug use isn't helping. Teens should steer clear of Alice.
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