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"'''Get Born Again'''" was one of the last two songs that [[Alice in Chains]] ever recorded, the other being "Died," both written for their [[1999]] release [[Nothing Safe: Best of the Box]]. It features a murky, heavy [[grunge]] sound. The song was written by |
"'''Get Born Again'''" was one of the last two songs that [[Alice in Chains]] ever recorded, the other being "Died," both written for their [[1999]] release [[Nothing Safe: Best of the Box]]. It features a murky, heavy [[grunge]] sound. The song was originally written by Cantrell for his solo debue, [[Buggy Depot]], however, he showed the song to Layne, and Layne wrote the lyrics, and recorded it with Alice in Chains in 1998. "<ref> [http://www.popmatters.com/music/interviews/cantrell-jerry-021226.shtml "Degration Trip:An Interview with Jerry Cantrell"]. ''blender.com''. [[August]] [[2002]].</ref> |
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Also note Staley's condition while recording the song was made known by [[''Dirt'']] producer Dave Jerden - who was originally chosen by the band for the production - who said, "[...] Staley weighed eighty pounds ... and was white as a ghost." Cantrell refused to comment on the singer's appearance, and Silver said she hadn't seen the singer since last year."."<ref>Fischer, Blair R. [http://www.rollingstone.com/artists/aliceinchains/articles/story/5920064/malice_in_chains "Malice in Chains?"]. ''rollingstone.com''. [[September 3]] [[1998]].</ref> |
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Revision as of 01:10, 26 February 2007
"Get Born Again" was one of the last two songs that Alice in Chains ever recorded, the other being "Died," both written for their 1999 release Nothing Safe: Best of the Box. It features a murky, heavy grunge sound. The song was originally written by Cantrell for his solo debue, Buggy Depot, however, he showed the song to Layne, and Layne wrote the lyrics, and recorded it with Alice in Chains in 1998. "[1]
Also note Staley's condition while recording the song was made known by ''Dirt'' producer Dave Jerden - who was originally chosen by the band for the production - who said, "[...] Staley weighed eighty pounds ... and was white as a ghost." Cantrell refused to comment on the singer's appearance, and Silver said she hadn't seen the singer since last year."."[2]
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- ^ "Degration Trip:An Interview with Jerry Cantrell". blender.com. August 2002.
- ^ Fischer, Blair R. "Malice in Chains?". rollingstone.com. September 3 1998.