Alice in Chains

[titi260]

Alice in Chains reprend la route
Véronique Juneau [AgenceNews]
Le 24 février 2006 - 11:59

Les membres restants de la formation Alice in Chains, issue du mouvement grunge, reprendront la route cet été, dix ans après leur dernière tournée, et participeront notamment au Nova Rock Festival d'Autriche, aux côtés de Metallica, Guns N' Roses, Tool, Queens Of The Stone Age et Massive Attack.

Depuis le décès de Layne Staley, mort d'une surdose de drogue en 2002, Jerry Cantrell, Mike Inez et Sean Kinney ne se sont retrouvés sur une même scène qu'à une seule occasion, en février 2005, lors d’un concert bénéfice donné à Seattle.

Le trio compte se dégourdir avant en prenant part à un concert prévu le 10 mars prochain, à Atlantic City, dans le cadre de l'enregistrement d'une émission, Decades Rock, produite par le réseau VH1.

À cette occasion, le chanteur William DuVall, de la formation Call Of The Wild, occupera la place laissée vacante par le décès de Staley.


Alice in Chains de retour sur scène
Corus nouvelles-Arts et spectacles-Vendredi 24 fév 2006-09:12

Le groupe Alice in Chains effectuera un retour sur scène l'été prochain. La nouvelle a été confirmée par le guitariste du groupe, Jerry Cantrell, à MTV.

Cantrell, Mike Inez et Sean Kinney se réuniront pour la première fois depuis le décès du chanteur du groupe, Layne Staley, survenu en avril 2002.

Cantrell explique : « Nous sommes persuadés que nous aurons du bon temps et que nous serons au même niveau. Nous voulons jouer pour les gens qui nous ont encouragés et qui aiment notre musique. Nous voulons célébrer ce que nous avons créé et la mémoire de notre ami. »

Il ajoute : « Nous avons joué avec des chanteurs qui peuvent être avec nous, sans être des clones de Layne. »

Par ailleurs, les membres d'Alice in Chains ont refusé l'offre des producteurs du feuilleton Rock Star de leur trouver un nouveau chanteur, comme l'a fait le groupe INXS.

Alice in Chains est l'un des groupes rock américains les plus importants de la fin des années 80. Ils ont été une source d'inspiration pour les groupes Nirvana et Pearl Jam entre autres.

[Riotact]

C'est impossible de remplacer Layne.

[Eddie_V]

C'est dur à avaler maintenant que c'est officiel... Mon 3ème groupe préféré sur Terre avec un nouveau chanteur... C'est qui ce mec?!!!

Putain c'est de Alice In Chains qu'on parle merde!!! Un nom mythique, porté par une légende: Layne Staley! J'ai encore les souvenirs de quand je devenais fan en 1995 que je découvrais le groupe, je matais leur clips sur vhs...

Ils auraient pu changer de nom merde, quite à reprendre le repertoire pour des jigs ou que sais-je...

Franchement Jerry, tu crains mec!

POURQUOI?!!!!

Comptez pas sur moi pour acheter de nouveau skeud, s'il y avait...

[mike baroud]

Alice In Chains 93/07/09 Milan Dragway, Milan, MI


source: unknown source > unknown Gen CDR > EAC > WAV > FLAC
ripped from unknown gen cdr on 12/28/05
EAC log included


1. Rain When I Die
2. We Die Young
3. Dam That River
4. Them Bones
5. Junkhead
6. God Smack
7. Would?
8. A Little Bitter
9. Love, Hate, Love
10. Angry Chair
11. Man In The Box
12. Hate To Feel
13. Rooster

[matt showman]

The reunited/current incarnation of Alice In Chains will be heading overseas extensively this summer, here's the stops:
May 26th Lisbon, POR - Super Bock Super Rock
May 28th Madrid, SPA - Madrid Festimad
June 02nd Nurburgring, GER - Rock Am Ring
June 03rd Nurnberg, GER - Rock Im Park
June 04th Milan, ITA - Gods Of Metal
June 10th Donington Park, UK - Download
June 11th Dublin, IRE - Download Festival
June 15th Nickelsdorf, AUT - Novarock Festival
June 16th Seinajoki, FIN - Provinssirock Festival
June 17th Hultsfred, SWE - Hultsfred Festival
June 24th Dessel, BEL - Graspop Metal Meeting
June 25th Clisson, FRA - Hellfest
June 26th Barcelona, SPA - Razzmatazz
June 27th Madrid, SPA - Macumba
July 01st Burgum, NET - Waldrock
July 02nd Nijmegen, NET - Goffert Park
It has yet to be officially announced as to who will be filling in for departed vocalist Layne Staley at the above-mentioned shows.

[Mookie Blaylock]

Confirmé pour le 24 juin au Graspop.

Avec Guns, Korn, Soufly.

[MFC]

Confirmé pour le 24 juin au Graspop.

Avec Guns, Korn, Soufly.

quelle affiche

[Eddie_V]

Phil Anselmo (Pantera, Down, Superjoint Ritual) a rejoint hier soir Alice In Chains pour une émission tribute de VH1 consacrée au groupe Heart. Ce n'est pas lui qui assurera le chant pour autant sur la prochaine tournée d'Alice In Chains.

[titi260]

Phil Anselmo avec Alice in Chains
Association inatendu mais excitante. Dommage qu'il n'y ait pas de suite, ça m'aurait bien branché. Si quelqu'un choppe quelque chose de cette soirée

[mike baroud]

Phil Anselmo Singing For AIC
Posted by Marc Greene - 3/11/2006 09:51PM

According to Blabbermouth.net former Pantera and current Superjoint Ritual/Down frontman Philip Anselmo performed with the reunited Alice in Chains at the taping of VH1 Classic's "Decades Rock Live!" tribute to Heart at the Trump Taj Mahal in Atlantic City on March 10th. Anselmo joined Alice in Chains members Jerry Cantrell (guitar), Mike Inez (bass) and Sean Kinney (drums), plus guest musician (on second guitar) Duff McKagan (Velvet Revolver, ex - GNR) for two songs: "Them Bones" and "Would?" Comes With the Fall vocalist/guitarist and member of Jerry Cantrell's touring band William DuVall will also make an appearance on lead vocals for two songs — "Man in the Box" and "Angy Chair". Also scheduled to appear are former Jane's Addiction guitarist Dave Navarro and Gretchen Wilson, among other guest performers. A spring air date for the show is to be announced shortly.

en fait les chanteurs ont pas mal bougé dans la meme soirée

[mike baroud]

ALICE IN CHAINS Guitarist: 'It's Important Not To Have Some LAYNE Clone' -

Scott Cronick of the Press of Atlantic City recently conducted an interview with ALICE IN CHAINS guitarist Jerry Cantrell and bassist Mike Inez. A few excerpts from the chat follow:

On whether the band is reunited:

Cantrell: "Are we reunited? We're having some fun. That's what we're doing. We're spending time playing together and having some fun for ourselves. We did a a (tsunami benefit) last February [2005] that Sean [Kinney] put together, and that's where the seed got sown."

Inez: "It felt really good to get together and perform because we were helping people. Alll of the money raised from that show went to vaccinations. We saved a lot of lives. What's better than that? It was great, so we said, 'Maybe we should do this a litlle more often.'"

On their future plans:

Cantrell: "It's all very up in the air. Where we're coming from with all of this is that we have to make sure that enough time has passed and that we all feel it's something we should do and that it would be fun to try out. We were lucky enough to set a mark and have the experience of living and playing with the greatest singer in rock history. Of course, I'm a little biased there. But it's a tricky thing to deal with that. We don't want to sully the memory of what we did. But there is a lot of music that we wrote together that we still love to play, and we feel there's more inside of us that we would like to get out."

Inez: "When we get together, it really feels like a celebration. To get up there with two of my brothers in life, you can hear the love when we play together."

On the loss of singer Layne Staley:

Cantrell: "It's pretty f--ing heavy. The grieving process is taking years and years. It's tough to lose someone that close to you. But in a different way, it's nice to see these guys again. We're just on surfboards floating, waiting to see what the ocean waves up. It's nice to be floating together again. We're taking this on a step-by-step basis What we're bringing to this is an open mind and an open heart."

On who will be handling lead vocals at upcoming shows:

Cantrell: "It's important not to have some Layne clone. We want someone to be able to do their own thing but fit in with what we do."

Inez: "We haven't decided on on one guy. Maybe it won't be just one guy, but maybe friends and people we respect to get different takes on what we do. Maybe we'll want to get as many people involved as possible without making it too much of a circus."

Cantrell: "Yes it's not cut and dry. We have to do this carefully and with the right reasons. We never did anything that was from a bad place or not coming from the heart. We can't start working like that now; we're too old."

[mike baroud]

ALICE IN CHAINS Roar Back To Life At Taping Of HEART Tribute -

Launch Radio Networks reports: The surviving members of ALICE IN CHAINS returned to the stage for only the second time since 1996 on Friday night (March 10) at the Trump Taj Mahal resort in Atlantic City, New Jersey, for the taping of a new episode of the VH1 Classic series "Decades Rock Live!". The show, a tribute to HEART, also featured appearances by former JANE'S ADDICTION guitarist Dave Navarro, "American Idol" winner Carrie Underwood and singer/songwriter Rufus Wainwright, as well as HEART itself. But aside from the headliners, it was clearly ALICE IN CHAINS that a large portion of the crowd was there to see, judging from the fanatical audience reaction.

ALICE IN CHAINS opened the evening with a four-song set. COMES WITH THE FALL singer William DuVall, who has also performed in ALICE guitarist Jerry Cantrell's solo band, sang the first two songs, "Angry Chair" and "Man In The Box".

For "Them Bones" and "Would?" ALICE IN CHAINS brought out ex-PANTERA vocalist Philip Anselmo, making one of his rare live appearances since the death of former PANTERA guitarist "Dimebag" Darrell Abbott in December of 2004.

VELVET REVOLVER bassist Duff McKagan joined the group on second guitar for its entire set, which the band dedicated to Abbott and late ALICE IN CHAINS frontman Layne Staley, who died in 2002.

ALICE IN CHAINS returned at the end of the night for "Rooster", to which HEART singer Ann Wilson contributed vocals. Cantrell, McKagan and Navarro stuck around to join HEART on "Barracuda".

ALICE IN CHAINS bassist Mike Inez pulled double duty, playing for both ALICE IN CHAINS and HEART.

The show is scheduled to premiere on VH1 Classic on May 5.

The reunited group will tour this summer, although it has not been determined if it will use one vocalist or a rotating cast. European festival dates have been confirmed, with U.S. club shows likely for the end of May and a full North American trek possible for the fall.

The band, which also features Sean Kinney on drums, performed for the first time in nine years at a tsunami benefit in Seattle in February of 2005, where they were joined on vocals by Ann Wilson, TOOL frontman Maynard James Keenan, PUDDLE OF MUDD's Wes Scantlin and others.

[mike baroud]

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[Invité]

Go !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[mankind]

ca va c'est pas trop cher pour un groupe culte
c'est sympa

[yoyo]

enorme !

[loupiotteloupiotte]

Bon même si c'est en plein periode de concours j'achete la place dès qu'elle sort

[Blue, Red,Yellow]

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le 22/06/2006 à 19h00
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[Eddie_V]

Stone Sour est l'ancien groupe reformé de l'ex-chanteur de Slipknot, Corey Taylor...

[mike baroud]

ALICE IN CHAINS With PHILIP ANSELMO: Audio Available

A .ZIP file containing a low-quality recording of ALICE IN CHAINS performing the songs "Them Bones" and "Would?" (two separate takes) with ex-PANTERA frontman Philip Anselmo on Friday, March 10 at a taping of the VH1 Classic series "Decades Rock Live!" has been posted online at this location.

ALICE IN CHAINS performed five songs on Friday night as part of a "Decades Rock Live!" tribute to HEART. The episode will premiere on May 5.

Anselmo sang two songs with the group, while COMES WITH THE FALL frontman William DuVall performed another two and dueted with HEART vocalist Ann Wilson on "Rooster".

ALICE IN CHAINS frontman Layne Staley died in April of 2002.

The band members told Launch that they will probably play a handful of U.S. club dates in late May, followed by European festival appearances over the summer and a full North American tour in the fall. Guest vocalists