Artist	Song
Alice In Chains	Man In the Box
from Facelift (2008)
Alice In Chains	Would?
from Dirt (1992)
Alice In Chains	Rooster
from Dirt (1992)
Alice In Chains	Your Decision
from Black Gives Way to Blue (Bonus Track Version) (2009)
Alice In Chains	No Excuses
from Greatest Hits (2001)
Alice In Chains	Down In a Hole
from Dirt (1992)
Alice In Chains	I Stay Away
from Greatest Hits (2001)
Alice In Chains	Them Bones
from Dirt (1992)
Alice In Chains	Heaven Beside You
from Alice In Chains (1995)
Alice In Chains	Check My Brain
from Black Gives Way to Blue (Bonus Track Version) (2009)
Alice In Chains	Got Me Wrong
from Music Bank (1999)
Alice In Chains	Again
from Alice In Chains (1995)
Alice In Chains	Angry Chair
from Dirt (1992)
Alice In Chains	Grind
from Alice In Chains (1995)
Alice In Chains	Sea of Sorrow
from Facelift (2008)
Alice In Chains	We Die Young
from Facelift (2008)
Alice In Chains	Nutshell
from Music Bank (1999)
Alice In Chains	Bleed the Freak
from Facelift (2008)
Alice In Chains	Dam That River
from Dirt (1992)
Alice In Chains	Lesson Learned
from Black Gives Way to Blue (Bonus Track Version) (2009)
Alice In Chains	Got Me Wrong (Unplugged) [Live]
from MTV Unplugged: Alice In Chains (Live) (1996)
Alice In Chains	God Smack
from Dirt (1992)
Alice In Chains	Love, Hate, Love
from Facelift (2008)
Alice In Chains	A Little Bitter
from Last Action Hero (Music from the Original Motion Picture) (1993)
Alice In Chains	Right Turn
from Music Bank (1999)
Alice In Chains	Would?
from MTV Unplugged: Alice In Chains (Live) (1996)
Alice In Chains	What the Hell Have I
from Music Bank (1999)
Alice In Chains	Queen of the Rodeo (Live)
from Alice In Chains: Live (2008)
Alice In Chains	Hate to Feel
from Dirt (1992)
Alice In Chains	Rooster
from Nothing Safe - The Best of the Box (1999)

Comment:

Soundgarden isn’t the only Seattle band with as much in common with alternative music as heavy metal. Alice In Chains also prayed to Black Sabbath when they weren’t writing slacker-rock anthems, which may be why Metallica and Staind have both recorded tributes to Layne Staley. The sorely missed singer can be found nailing notes on the following Alice In Chains classics: the sneaky soft/loud segues of “Rooster,” the poison-dipped pop hooks of “No Excuses,” and the brutal, heart-tearing honesty of “Heaven Beside You,” which flips the script with the acoustic guitar and Staley-like lead vocals of Jerry Cantrell — the quartet’s secret weapon all along (see also: a spare, vapor-rubbed rendition of “Nutshell”).

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