Alice In Chains Trivia Questions

William DuVall joined Alice In Chains to sing lead vocals for their reunion shows in 2006.

Layne Staley, a member of Alice in Chains, belonged to the band Alice 'N Chainz in high school.

"Iron Gland" is the correct answer because it is the only instrumental track that is unlisted on Alice In Chains' "Dirt" LP. The other options, "Frogs," "Over Now," and "Again," are all listed tracks on the album.

The correct answer is "God Smack." In this song by Alice In Chains, the line "What in God's name have you done?" is asked, indicating that this is the song being referred to in the question.

Mike Starr left Alice In Chains during the Dirt tour.

The correct answer is "What The Hell Have I?" This song by Alice In Chains was featured in the 1994 movie "Last Action Hero".

Layne Staley, the late lead vocalist of Alice in Chains, started his musical journey by playing the drums. He showcased his drumming skills in his early years, before eventually transitioning to become a renowned singer. Staley's initial experience with drums likely influenced his unique vocal style and rhythmic sensibility, contributing to his success as a musician.

Sean Kinney was dating Mike Starr's sister when he was recruited to play drums for Alice In Chains.

The correct answer is "Died." The given lyrics "You just up and left me on this rock all alone" are from the Alice In Chains song "Died." This lyric expresses a sense of abandonment and isolation, reflecting the emotional themes often explored in the band's music.

Music Bank is a box set released by Alice In Chains in 1999. It contains the last release of new material from the band, including rarities, B-sides, and unreleased tracks. The box set also includes a booklet with photos and information about the band's history. Therefore, Music Bank is the correct answer as it contains the last release of new material from Alice In Chains.

The correct answer is "I Stay Away." The lyrics "I am enlightened, your weakness builds me" are from the song "I Stay Away" by Alice In Chains. The lyrics suggest that the speaker gains strength from the weaknesses of others, indicating a sense of empowerment or superiority.

"Again" by Alice in Chains was nominated for a Grammy in 1997.

"Head Creeps" is the correct answer because the lyrics of the song contain the line "Rise from the dirt I'm in, hide in another's skin." This line refers to a feeling of being trapped or burdened by one's own circumstances and seeking escape by adopting someone else's identity or persona. The song explores themes of self-doubt, isolation, and the struggle to find one's true self.

The correct answer is "The Shining." The song "Angry Chair" by Alice In Chains references the Stephen King movie "The Shining."

"No Excuses" by Alice In Chains reached #1 on the U.S. Mainstream rock Chart in 1994.

Alice In Chains has released a total of three EPs by the end of 2006.

Layne Staley wrote the lyrics for the Alice In Chains song "Frogs".

"We Die Young" is the correct answer because it was the first EP released by Alice In Chains. This EP was released in 1990 and featured the title track as well as three other songs. It gained significant attention and helped establish the band's unique sound and style.

Layne Staley, the lead singer of Alice in Chains, was born in Kirkland, Washington.

Alice In Chains opened for Iggy Pop in a 1990 tour.

The correct answer is "Angry Chair." This song is not only a popular track by Alice In Chains but also the title of Layne Staley's biography. It is a significant song in the band's discography and holds personal meaning for Staley, making it a fitting title for his biography.

The correct answer is The Perfect Storm. "Man In The Box" by Alice In Chains was used in the preview for this 2000 movie.

Mike Starr is the correct answer because he was the bassist for Alice In Chains who most often used a Spector NS-2 bass guitar.

Sunshine is the correct answer because it is the name of the dog on the cover of Alice in Chains' self-titled album. The album cover features a black and white photograph of a dog named Sunshine, who was a pet of the band's manager, Susan Silver. The dog became a symbol for the band and was also featured in their music video for the song "Grind."

Alice in Chains performed in the concert "Decades Rock Live" during 2006.

Mike Inez, the bassist for Alice in Chains, recorded the song "Crazy Or High" with Black Label Society in 2004. This collaboration allowed Inez to showcase his musical talent and contribute to the sound of the song. "Crazy Or High" is a track that combines the heavy and melodic elements characteristic of both Alice in Chains and Black Label Society, creating a unique and powerful sound.

The Alice In Chains EP "Sap" was released three times.