Alice in Chains released their third full-length album on Nov. 7, 1995. The self-titled effort marks the band’s final album with vocalist Layne Staley , who passed away in 2002.

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Alice in Chains released a twisted, eponymous third full-length studio effort on Nov. 7, 1995. ... How Alice in Chains Evolved on Their Self-Titled 1995 Album. Michael Christopher.

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On Nov. 7, 1995, Alice in Chains continued their musical legacy by releasing their eponymously titled third album. Sadly, it would be the band's last full studio album to feature frontman Layne Staley ...

Following the release of Alice in Chains' third self-titled album, Layne Staley mostly stayed out of the public eye, with the exception of a few shows. Footage of the band's concert in Detroit ...

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Discover the evolution of Alice in Chains members from Staley to DuVall. ... (1994) and later contributed to their self-titled third studio album “Alice in Chains” (1995).

During their most recent tour stop in Anaheim last night, grunge icons Alice In Chains whipped out a classic tune from their self-titled album from 1995 that rarely gets any live play these days..