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The Essential Alice In Chains

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The Essential Alice In Chains

Alice In Chains Sony
Released: Sep 05, 2006
Number of Disks: 2

Disk 1

1

We Die Young

 
Time: 2:32     Size: 4MB
2

Man In The Box

 
Time: 4:46     Size: 7MB
3

Sea Of Sorrow

 
Time: 5:49     Size: 8MB
4

Love, Hate, Love

 
Time: 6:26     Size: 9MB
5

Am I Inside

 
Time: 5:08     Size: 7MB
6

Brother

 
Time: 4:27     Size: 6MB
7

Got Me Wrong

 
Time: 4:10     Size: 6MB
8

Right Turn

 
Time: 3:14     Size: 5MB
9

Rain When I Die

 
Time: 6:02     Size: 8MB
10

Them Bones

 
Time: 2:29     Size: 3MB
11

Angry Chair

 
Time: 4:47     Size: 7MB
12

Dam That River

 
Time: 3:09     Size: 4MB
13

Dirt

 
Time: 5:17     Size: 7MB
14

God Smack

 
Time: 3:51     Size: 5MB
15

Hate To Feel

 
Time: 5:16     Size: 7MB
16

Rooster

 
Time: 6:14     Size: 9MB

Disk 2

1

No Excuses

 
Time: 4:16     Size: 6MB
2

I Stay Away

 
Time: 4:14     Size: 6MB
3

What The Hell Have I

 
Time: 3:57     Size: 5MB
4

A Little Bitter

 
Time: 3:52     Size: 5MB
5

Grind

 
Time: 4:45     Size: 7MB
6

Heaven Beside You

 
Time: 5:29     Size: 8MB
7

Again

 
Time: 4:05     Size: 6MB
8

Over Now

 
Time: 5:53     Size: 8MB
9

Nutshell

 
Time: 4:29     Size: 6MB
10

Get Born Again

 
Time: 5:26     Size: 8MB
11

Died

 
Time: 6:06     Size: 8MB
12

Would?

 
Time: 3:28     Size: 5MB

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