Alice In Chains Rare Signed Black Gives Way To Blue Vinyl Record Jerry Cantrell

$

400

For your consideration is the rare Alice In Chains Autographed "Black Gives Way To Blue" Limited Edition 1st Pressing Clear Colored Double Vinyl LP Record Set that was Hand Signed by All 4 members including Jerry Cantrell, William Duvall, Mike Inez & Sean Kinney during Record Store Day in 2010 in PA. Also included are the Bonus Handbill from the actual In-Store and 2 Bonus Candid Photos of Jerry and Sean Signing Autographs. Comes with COA from Raretracks. Record was only opened for the band to sign. Collect something you can Play and Display. We provided numerous photos shown in the description because we feel that it's important for you to examine this Collectable's Authenticity. 

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Track listing

1. All Secrets Known

2. Check My Brain

3. Last of My Kind

4. Your Decision

5. Looking in View, A

6. When the Sun Rose Again

7. Acid Bubble

8. Lesson Learned

9. Take Her Out

10. Private Hell

11. Black Gives Way to Blue

Details

Playing time:

54 min.

Producer:

Alice In Chains, Nick Raskulinecz

Distributor:

EMI Music Distribution

Recording type:

Studio

Recording mode:

Stereo

SPAR Code:

n/a

Album notes

Personnel: Stevie Blacke (strings).

Audio Mixer: Randy Staub .

Recording information: Henson Studios, Los Angeles, CA; Studio 606, Northridge, CA.

When Layne Staley died from a drug overdose in 2002, it had already been several years since most Alice in Chains fans stopped hoping for a new album. The singer had become a recluse since the late-`90s, and there was little indication that AIC would ever again produce much in the way of new music. As a result, when the remaining members reunited to release BLACK GIVES WAY TO BLUE in 2009, expectations were low. To the delight of all however, the album proved to be perhaps the Seattle combo's most energetic and consistent effort since its masterpiece DIRT. Perhaps the most surprising element of the new record was how much it sounded exactly like Alice in Chains. While new singer William DuVall was not an exact Staley soundalike, he managed to evoke both the unique timbre and sense of deep angst that were the late vocalist's trademarks. Throughout, the sound is heavier and sturdier than ever before, with songs like the first single "A Looking In View" and "Check My Brain" borrowing a bit from the nu-metal bands Alice in Chains inspired, and beating the upstarts at their own game.

Editorial reviews

4 stars out of 5 -- [T]he quartet sound reborn, with new vocalist William DuVall's eerie melodies perfectly complimenting Jerry Cantrell's lead-bottomed riffs. A stunning return.

Q  

Alice in Chains still have an appealingly outcast aura on their first studio album in 14 years.

Spin  

The droning 'Private Hell' takes the listener into a trance-like state, while the album-closing title track is a salute to Stanley that features Elton John on piano.

Billboard