Dirt is a masterpiece of the grunge era!

In 1992, the Grunge at a peak Nirvana had with her previously "Nevermind" properly swirled dust and now Alice put in Chains by its second official studio album and to take it straight away I have never seen such intense and gloomy plate includes a Such apocalyptic mood spread, singer Layne Stayley is addicted to heroin at the time as you record the disk, and this is reflected in many songs again especially in the texts, like in the songs "Sickman", "Junkhead", "Dirt," "God Smack , "" Hate To Feel "and" Angry Chair "heroin experiences of the singer are processed. The song "Rooster" is based on the experiences of the father of Jerry Cantrell, who fought in the Vietnam War. In associated, by Mark Pellington twisted music video he tells at the beginning of his experiences. In the not listed on the disk song "Iron Gland" can be heard as guest vocalist Tom Araya of the band Slayer; Would the video? contains scenes from the movie Singles Together lonely by Cameron Crowe, in which the band made a guest appearance.

The album itself begins with "Them Bones" which quite quickly comes in 2:30 and is driven by the driving drumming and the heavy guitars. "Dam That River" is the most violent of the number plate have rarely been so bold an awesome riff gehört.Was strikes at the plate which is apart from the singles released all the other songs to einuges need more time until they are really close to the heart as eg Rain When I Die was for that I can inspire me first nich but with time and patience to a open a such abstakter song like I can say about Sickman this a cool Jungle Groove percussion has at the beginning. "Rooster" is the next song, and what can you say the song is absolutely brilliant and is among the best that has ever coupled the tape-like can say about the three last songs "Angry Chair, Would u. Down in a Hole" which are all gloomy Mesiterwerke.

Conclusion: The "Dirt" by Alice in Chains is for my taste the best "grunge" plate that has ever existed and especially because it is so overwhelmingly sad part and captivates and does not let go until the end, the texts have never been so beautiful and at the same devastating as sung here absolutely awesome of awesome Stayley.Cantrell plays riffs, and Sean Kinney some very interesting drum Licks.Ich the plate can only recommend to anyone standing on grunge music and is hereby certainly happier than with other boards of other bands.