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Alice In Chains - Facelift FLAC album

Alice In Chains - Facelift FLAC album

Tracklist Hide Credits

1 We Die Young
Music By, Lyrics By – Cantrell*
 2:32
2 Man In The Box
Lyrics By – Staley*Music By – Cantrell*
 4:46
3 Sea Of Sorrow
Music By, Lyrics By – Cantrell*
 5:49
4 Bleed The Freak
Music By, Lyrics By – Cantrell*
 4:01
5 I Can't Remember
Lyrics By – Cantrell*, Staley*Music By – Cantrell*
 3:42
6 Love, Hate, Love
Lyrics By – Staley*Music By – Cantrell*
 6:27
7 It Ain't Like That
Lyrics By – Cantrell*Music By – Cantrell*, Starr*, Kinney*
 4:37
8 Sunshine
Music By, Lyrics By – Cantrell*
 4:44
9 Put You Down
Music By, Lyrics By – Cantrell*
 3:16
10 Confusion
Backing Vocals – Michael StarrLyrics By – Staley*Music By – Cantrell*, Starr*
 5:44
11 I Know Somethin (Bout You)
Music By, Lyrics By – Cantrell*
 4:21
12 Real Thing
Lyrics By – Staley*Music By – Cantrell*
 4:03

Companies, etc.

  • Copyright (c) – CBS Records Inc.
  • Phonographic Copyright (p) – CBS Records Inc.
  • Manufactured By – Columbia Records
  • Recorded At – London Bridge Studio
  • Recorded At – Capitol Studios
  • Mixed At – Soundcastle
  • Mastered At – Future Disc
  • Copyright (c) – Jack Lord Music
  • Copyright (c) – Buttnugget Publishing
  • Copyright (c) – Phlembot Music
  • Copyright (c) – Lungclam Music
  • Pressed By – Columbia Records Pressing Plant, Pitman

Credits

  • A&R – Nick Terzo
  • Art Direction, Design [Logo] – David Coleman
  • Backing Vocals [Additional Backing Hacking] – Cantrell*, Kevin Shuss, Starr*, Kinney*
  • Bass – Michael Starr
  • Drums, Percussion – Sean Kinney
  • Engineer [Additional] – Ron Champagne
  • Engineer [Assistant Mix] – Bob Lacivita
  • Engineer [Capitol Assistant] – Leslie Ann Jones
  • Guitar, Backing Vocals – Jerry Cantrell
  • Management – Kelly Curtis, Susan Silver
  • Mastered By – Eddy Schreyer
  • Photography By – Rocky Schenck
  • Producer, Recorded By, Mixed By – Dave Jerden
  • Vocals – Layne Staley

Notes

(At least) some of these came in a longbox.

Recorded at London Bridge Studios, Seattle, WA and Capitol Recording Studios, Hollywood, CA
Mixed at Sound Castle, Los Angeles, CA
Mastered at Future Disc Systems, Hollywood, CA

Tracks 1, 3, 4, 8, 9, 11 © 1990 Buttnugget Publishing (ASCAP)
Tracks 2, 5, 6, 12 © 1990 Jack Lord Music/Buttnugget Publishing (ASCAP)
Track 7 © 1990 Buttnugget Publishing/Phlembot Music/Lungclam Music (ASCAP)
Track 10 © 1990 Jack Lord Music/Buttnugget Publishing/Phlembot Music (ASCAP)

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode (Text): 0 7464-46075-2
  • Barcode (Scanned): 074644607529
  • Matrix / Runout (Variant #1): 1A CK46075 09 B
  • Matrix / Runout (Variant #2): 1A CK46075 10 B
  • Matrix / Runout (Mould): CMU P 121
  • Matrix / Runout (Variant #3): 1A CK46075 16 B
  • Matrix / Runout (Mould, Variant #3): CMU P 107
  • Matrix / Runout (Variant #4): 1A CK46075 03 b
  • Matrix / Runout (Mould, Variant #4): CMU P 103
  • Matrix / Runout (Variant #5): 1A CK46075 01 B
  • Matrix / Runout (Mould, Variant #5): CMU P 90
  • SPARS Code: AAD

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
467201-4 Alice In Chains Facelift ‎(Cass, Album) Columbia 467201-4 Australia 1990
467201 2 Alice In Chains Facelift ‎(CD, Album) CBS 467201 2 UK 1990
CK 46075, 46075 Alice In Chains Facelift ‎(CD, Album) Columbia, Columbia CK 46075, 46075 US 1990
752.100/2- 467201, 752.100, 2- 467201 Alice In Chains Facelift ‎(CD, Album, RE) Columbia, Columbia, Columbia 752.100/2- 467201, 752.100, 2- 467201 Brazil Unknown
467201 2 Alice In Chains Facelift ‎(CD, Album, RE) CBS/Sony 467201 2 Spain Unknown


Alice In Chains - Facelift FLAC album

Musician performer: Alice In Chains

Title: Facelift

Country: Australia

Date of release: 1990

Style: Alternative Rock, Grunge, Heavy Metal

Genre: Rock

Size FLAC: 1225 mb

Rating: 4.8 / 5

Votes: 111

Other Formats: MP4 AHX ASF TTA WAV MP3 AAC

Alice In Chains Alternative Rock Grunge Heavy Metal 1990 Australia

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Mustard Forgotten
Reissue ! Now it's 2018 and we are still waiting ! AIC's entire catalogue needs to be reissued ! C'mon... What's the deal with great music if it's not shared ?!
Mustard Forgotten
Reissue ! Now it's 2018 and we are still waiting ! AIC's entire catalogue needs to be reissued ! C'mon... What's the deal with great music if it's not shared ?!
Blackseeker
Their best album in my opinion. So many good tracks: Its aint like that, real thing, We die young, man in the box, I prefer this album to their more polished album - dirt for sure
Blackseeker
Their best album in my opinion. So many good tracks: Its aint like that, real thing, We die young, man in the box, I prefer this album to their more polished album - dirt for sure
Itiannta
This album represents a huge part of 90's American rock history. And it's NOT only a "grunge" album....
Itiannta
This album represents a huge part of 90's American rock history. And it's NOT only a "grunge" album....
Ddilonyne
When will we see the reissue of this classic on vinyl ???
Ddilonyne
When will we see the reissue of this classic on vinyl ???
Yahm
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Yahm
Classic album.this is one record that needs to get a decent Reissue on vinyl!!!
Xtani
Forget about any "Teen Spirits"... THIS is the best Grunge Album ever!
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Agreed.there is no way this is Grunge. This is a hard rock release
Moogura
Yes, from the one side you can say it....from the other side, personally this is not grunge...
Moogura
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Xlisiahal
Classic, classic, CLASSIC! How could any good rock/metal/grunge fan NOT appreciate this album for its charm, its simplistic complexity? Listening to this makes me equally elated and sad, thinking of the fate of the legend that was Layne Staley (you will ALWAYS be remembered). To this day I cant listen to his voice without tears welling up in my eyes every time. Alice In Chains was, and will always be NOTHING without Layne; he IS (was) Alice In Chains and no new lineup could EVER come close to the beauty of this once amazing band. Each song on this album displays such an amazing amount of emotion and power. "Love Hate Love" is the epitome of just that raw powerful emotion that AIC does so well. "Man In The Box" is of course an unavoidable classic with its brutal lyrics and soft-spoken angst. If you own this, blow the dust off and give it a re-listen every now and again; reminisce. If youre a "noob", then this is a staple, and by all means, pick it up.
Xlisiahal
Classic, classic, CLASSIC! How could any good rock/metal/grunge fan NOT appreciate this album for its charm, its simplistic complexity? Listening to this makes me equally elated and sad, thinking of the fate of the legend that was Layne Staley (you will ALWAYS be remembered). To this day I cant listen to his voice without tears welling up in my eyes every time. Alice In Chains was, and will always be NOTHING without Layne; he IS (was) Alice In Chains and no new lineup could EVER come close to the beauty of this once amazing band. Each song on this album displays such an amazing amount of emotion and power. "Love Hate Love" is the epitome of just that raw powerful emotion that AIC does so well. "Man In The Box" is of course an unavoidable classic with its brutal lyrics and soft-spoken angst. If you own this, blow the dust off and give it a re-listen every now and again; reminisce. If youre a "noob", then this is a staple, and by all means, pick it up.
Foxanayn
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Foxanayn
I agree with how classic and amazing this record sounds. One of my favorites. Layne's singing and presence throughout this album and dirt are beyond words. I have mourned Layne since I first heard the news. I thought Alice would eventually come through and make another album but when Layne died it just shot that to bits. Ironically around that same time Jerry was releasing Degradation Trip which is a monster of an album and I settled for it. I think Alice had a natural progression to reforming. First with the Tsunami benefit and then playing shows for a while before recording any new material.William has been doing a great job but could never replace Layne but I am glad they decided to keep going. I really enjoy their two post Layne albums. I have have seen them on tour twice in the past few years and they always pay tribute to Layne and now unfortunately Mike too.They are a humble group of guys who are just soldiering on and playing music. I am glad they are still around.