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Alice in Chains' self-titled album, originally released in 1995, is a dark and introspective work that marked the band's final studio effort with vocalist Layne Staley. The record blends heavy, sludgy riffs with haunting melodies and acoustic textures, creating a sound that is both aggressive and deeply melancholic. Now celebrating it's 30th Anniversary, the album will see an official reissue, pressed on colored vinyl.

• - Disc 1 -
• 1 Grind
• 2 Brush Away
• 3 Sludge Factory
• - Disc 2 -
• 1 Heaven Beside You
• 2 Head Creeps
• 3 Again
• - Disc 3 -
• 1 Shame in You
• 2 God Am
• 3 So Close
• - Disc 4 -
• 1 Nothin' Song
• 2 Frogs

Compact Disc

• 1 Grind
• 2 Brush Away
• 3 Sludge Factory
• 4 Heaven Beside You
• 5 Head Creeps
• 6 Again
• 7 Shame in You
• 8 God Am
• 9 So Close
• 10 Nothin' Song
• 11 Frogs
• 12 Over Now

Alice in Chains have been one of the most powerful forces in music over the past decades. They exploded genre barriers as their music rippled over multiple radio formats.

• 1 Man in the Box
• 2 Them Bones
• 3 Rooster
• 4 Angry Chair
• 5 Would?
• 6 No Excuses
• 7 I Stay Away
• 8 Grind
• 9 Heaven Beside You
• 10 Again

Compact Disc

• 1 Bleed the Freak
• 2 Queen of the Rodeo
• 3 Angry Chair
• 4 Man in the Box
• 5 Love, Hate, Love
• 6 Rooster
• 7 Would?
• 8 Junkhead
• 9 Dirt
• 10 Them Bones
• 11 God Am
• 12 Again
• 13 A Little Bitter
• 14 Dam That River

Three Days Grace Alienation [Indie Exclusive] Rock Giants' 8th Studio Album on Vinyl LP! For the first time in over a decade, original frontman Adam Gontier is back joining Matt Walst on vocals along with Neil Sanderson (drums), Brad Walst (bass) and Barry Stock (guitars). The 12 tracks on Alienation all play a pivotal role in defining this significantly new, but nostalgic, chapter of the band.

• 1 Dominate
• 2 Apologies
• 3 Mayday
• 4 Kill Me Fast
• 5 In Waves
• 6 Alienation
• 7 Never Ordinary
• 8 Deathwish
• 9 Don't Wanna Go Home Tonight
• 10 In Cold Blood
• 11 The Power
• 12 Another Relapse

All is the fourth studio album from Southern California punks Descendents. Released in 1987, the record marked the introduction of both bassist Karl Alvarez and guitarist Stephen Egerton, whose arrival brought fresh melodic ideas and more complex instrumentation to the band through their democratic songwriting process. The album takes it's title from the concept of "All" (achieving the "total extent"), coined by Bill Stevenson and his friend Pat McCuistion. All would prove to be the final studio album of the band's original run, and it's title would carry forward as the name of the group's next chapter without singer Milo Aukerman.

• 1 All
• 2 Coolidge
• 3 No, All!
• 4 Van
• 5 Cameage
• 6 Impressions
• 7 Iceman
• 8 Jealous of the World
• 9 Clean Sheets
• 10 Pep Talk
• 11 All-O-Gistics
• 12 Schizophrenia
• 13 Uranus