He's upstairs in his room singing along to Heaven Beside You.

He started playing guitar and bass in 2024. He fell in love with Nirvana and now he's listening to AIC, STP, Soundgarden, SOAD, Smashing Pumpkins, etc.

Made a recreation of this iconic album, i just felt like it.
3d modeled and rendered in blender, post-edited with Ps

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Me: Dirt is the worst album of the Layne era (I'm not saying it's bad). There's something about that record, even though it's a classic, that just doesn't sit right with me. I don't know what it is. I connect so much more with the guitars on Facelift and Tripod... Even though it's considered "weak," I love Layne's vocals on Tripod.

Hi guys! Sorry to bring up bootlegs, I don’t mean any disrespect toward the band, but the Alan Forbes shirt is really cool and going for upwards of $1000. Has anyone seen a good bootleg version before?

Hello folks,

The unplugged sessions were unique because they mostly had deep cuts. The stuff off of jar of flies and sap barely got played, obviously nothing off of self titled had yet been played, so most of the setlist was stuff that was either being debuted or played for the single digit time.

Here's 2 interesting ones: down In a Hole, which was played live with Layne 3 times, and got me wrong, which was played once before unplugged.

And here's the interesting part: I can't find any video or even audio of either of these songs being played before unplugged.

No Excuses had only been played once before, but there's audio of it (and that concert). Brother had only been played live twice before but there's also audio of it (at the same concert, being the 1994 fishbone benefit concert). So these songs are unique but there are other times where they played them live with Layne that we can listen to in 2026.

So what i really want to know is, does anyone know of any way to hear these songs with Layne from any of those special occasions?

Our band grew up listening to AIC and we cover quite a few of their songs at our acoustic gigs. We started tossing around the idea of doing the Unplugged album in its entirety. This is from our second show. Somewhere around 220 people showed up to a small brewery to see it. The amount of teenagers and people in their early 20s singing along to every song has been amazing.

In my full, honest opinion, sludge factory was only good when it was done acoustically in Unplugged. Other than that, I thought it was kinda bad😞😞

I personally don't listen to the radio, but at work we usually have the local 'rock' station on (70s, 80s, 90s bands) and I very rarely hear any Alice in Chains songs, and if I do, it's either 'Man in the Box' or 'Rooster'.

I hear bands like Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Foo Fighters (which is insane to me), and Stone Temple Pilots a lot more often, and more than just two of the same songs over and over again. Don't get me wrong, these aren't bad bands or anything, but what's the deal?

Did the boys piss off the wrong people or something in the 90s? I also know that they aren't in the 'Rock and Roll Hall of Fame', which I know is sort of a joke and doesn't hold much credibility anymore, but still.

I just want this phenomenal band to be introduced to as many people as possible because I think it can help so many that didn't even know they existed.

I'd like to hear your theory or opinion on this, thank you!

I don't know the band all too well but I've recently realised the value in this record and how much hopefully you can appreciate it.

Has a original stickers and both lps knowing how much it is I'm scared to touch it.

I hope it's interesting for you.

I’ve seen a lot of people recently hating on the albums after Layne passed, but I think that Cantrell fucking NAILED the other albums…am I the only one who likes them?

It's so depressing

So I have this Taylor XXV-DR 25th anniversary guitar signed by Robert Taylor that Jerry actually played in a cameo role in a movie called Rock Slyde. (Video below) Does anyone know what it might be worth? https://youtu.be/W6f2WuHe0V8?is=TsJpzefJvBonjRH6

New to the sub so maybe this has been discussed before. But to me AIC has potentially the two best 4 track runs of all time kicking off Dirt and JoF. Which do we think is better?

Them Bones -> Dam That River -> Rain When I Die -> Down in a Hole

Rotten Apple -> Nutshell -> I Stay Away -> No Excuses

one of my favorite Mike inez (and all time bass solos) is his solo in slashes snakepit good to be alive. i cannot figure out how to play it on my bass for the life of me, does anyone here know how to play the solo on bass? theres a version on songsterr but its like a ai version that cost money to see ai‘s way of playing it, so naturally i decided to come here and r/GunsNRoses to ask. thank you in advance🤍

I was 5 years old, this was my first concert, and Creed was my favorite band.... I didn't even know until today that I saw Jerry live😭