Alice in Chains - Junkhead

Disclaimer: I take no credit in writing the music or lyrics of this song or in making the cover art of this album. I intend on this video solely being a fan tribute to show my appreciation of the band's music.

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Drawing from 80's post-punk's slow heavy sound and subject matter from Layne Staley's drug problems, Alice in Chains' grinding sound seemed to fit in with the Grunge scene a little bit better here than usual.
Dirt, Alice's second album released in 1992, took them yet another step away from the Grunge norm. If the music isn't enough of an indicator, Alice's tour roster consisted of metal circuits and they rarely played with their Seattle brethren. Not to mention Jerry Cantrell's intricate and heavy guitar work toned down on the distortion and "fuzz" used by most other punk-edged Grungers of the time.

Line-up:
Layne Staley - Vocals
Jerry Cantrell - Guitar/Vocals
Mike Starr - Bass
Sean Kinney - Drums

Lyrics:
A Good Night, The Best In A Long Time
A New Friend Turned Me On To An Old Favorite
Nothing BetterThan A Dealer Who's High
Be High, Concince Them To Buy

What's My Drug Of Choice?
Well, What Have You Got?
I Don't Go Broke
And I Do It Alot

Seems So Sick To The Hypocrite Norm
Running Their Boring Drills
But We Are An Elite Race Of Our Own
The Stoners, Junkies, And Freaks

Are You Happy? I Am, Man
Content And Fully Aware
Money, Status, Nothing To Me
'Cause Your Life Is Empty And Bare

You Can't Understand A User's Mind
But Try, With Your Books And Degrees
If You Let Yourself Go And Open Your Mind
I'll Bet You'd Be Doing Like Me
And It Ain't So Bad

Say, I Do It Alot!
Say, I Do It Alot!
Say, I Do It Alot!
Say, I Do It Alot!