![]() ![]() ![]() Again, it's a case of an Unplugged album that is designed to attract the band's core audience, which makes it a fairly entertaining effort that is essentially just an official bootleg. Damn that man could just pour pain from his voice, and he puts everything that he had in to this record. The acoustic arrangements of the harder songs sound like novelties, and the rest sound like rehashes of their previous work, only without much energy. 2007 CD Legacy / 88697124532 MTV Unplugged 180 gram, 33 rpm, Live 2010 Vinyl LP Music on Vinyl / MOVLP138 Expand all 9 issues 14 > AgainstAllGods One of the greatest records ever made Yes. During the concert, Alice in Chains drew from their three albums and two EPs, offering new, more reflective arrangements for harder songs like "Would?" and virtually re-creating the original versions of "Got Me Wrong" and "No Excuses." Throughout the album, the group sounds tight and professional - on the basis of this performance, it's hard to believe that they hadn't played together for nearly three years - but it doesn't offer anything that the albums don't already. Following year, the band released a acoustic live album called Unplugged, a record that needed less than two months to turn platinum. It arrived in the autumn under the title Alice In Chains and debuted from position number one in the Billboard rating. There's a variety of reasons for their inactivity - primarily it's due to the health of certain members - but the lack of concerts made the Unplugged performance seem special. In the spring of 1995, Alice In Chains returned to the studio to prepare the third album. Between the end of 1993 and a performance for MTV Unplugged in the spring of 1996, Alice in Chains performed no concerts - they didn't even support the release of their eponymous third album with a minor tour. ![]()
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