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  1. Inviteite a comer a un restaurante francés
    (Si, si, invitáchesme a comer)
    E gastei un diñeiral e brindamos con champán
    (Si, si, tomamos moito champán)
    E logo quixen probar a suavidad da tua pel
    (E eu enriba che tirei a botella de champán)

    (...)

    E logo che regalei un perfume de Chanel
    (E eu ao chan o tirei pois non me gusta ulir ben)

    "Non todo é o que parece", de Aerolíneas Federales (1995)

    #musica #music #rock #hardrock #punk #galicia #90s

    youtube.com/watch?v=wKPRRVXG3N8

  2. Inviteite a comer a un restaurante francés
    (Si, si, invitáchesme a comer)
    E gastei un diñeiral e brindamos con champán
    (Si, si, tomamos moito champán)
    E logo quixen probar a suavidad da tua pel
    (E eu enriba che tirei a botella de champán)

    (...)

    E logo che regalei un perfume de Chanel
    (E eu ao chan o tirei pois non me gusta ulir ben)

    "Non todo é o que parece", de Aerolíneas Federales (1995)

    #musica #music #rock #hardrock #punk #galicia #90s

    youtube.com/watch?v=wKPRRVXG3N8

  3. Inviteite a comer a un restaurante francés
    (Si, si, invitáchesme a comer)
    E gastei un diñeiral e brindamos con champán
    (Si, si, tomamos moito champán)
    E logo quixen probar a suavidad da tua pel
    (E eu enriba che tirei a botella de champán)

    (...)

    E logo che regalei un perfume de Chanel
    (E eu ao chan o tirei pois non me gusta ulir ben)

    "Non todo é o que parece", de Aerolíneas Federales (1995)

    #musica #music #rock #hardrock #punk #galicia #90s

    youtube.com/watch?v=wKPRRVXG3N8

  4. Son fillo de Antonio e de Juana Carballo
    eu son mariñeiro, eu son proletario
    Non teño escola nin tampouco son parvo
    Desde os cinco anos levo currando

    (...)

    Pescando na Dorna pasoume un detalle
    con un turista paseando no iate
    -Oiga señor, ¿que esta usted pescando?
    -E lo ¿non ves? ti es parvo
    -Lo siento chico, I am de Rianxo
    -Ai lojo ben, entonces buenas tardes

    😂

    "Íscalle lura", de Heredeiros da Crus (1995)

    #musica #music #rock #hardrock #punk #galicia #90s

    youtube.com/watch?v=xGJjPOYujTg

  5. Son fillo de Antonio e de Juana Carballo
    eu son mariñeiro, eu son proletario
    Non teño escola nin tampouco son parvo
    Desde os cinco anos levo currando

    (...)

    Pescando na Dorna pasoume un detalle
    con un turista paseando no iate
    -Oiga señor, ¿que esta usted pescando?
    -E lo ¿non ves? ti es parvo
    -Lo siento chico, I am de Rianxo
    -Ai lojo ben, entonces buenas tardes

    😂

    "Íscalle lura", de Heredeiros da Crus (1995)

    #musica #music #rock #hardrock #punk #galicia #90s

    youtube.com/watch?v=xGJjPOYujTg

  6. Son fillo de Antonio e de Juana Carballo
    eu son mariñeiro, eu son proletario
    Non teño escola nin tampouco son parvo
    Desde os cinco anos levo currando

    (...)

    Pescando na Dorna pasoume un detalle
    con un turista paseando no iate
    -Oiga señor, ¿que esta usted pescando?
    -E lo ¿non ves? ti es parvo
    -Lo siento chico, I am de Rianxo
    -Ai lojo ben, entonces buenas tardes

    😂

    "Íscalle lura", de Heredeiros da Crus (1995)

    #musica #music #rock #hardrock #punk #galicia #90s

    youtube.com/watch?v=xGJjPOYujTg

  7. It’s In The Way – Here And Everywhere Have Us Saying “Oh My God”

    Introduction

    With a growing catalogue of singles, and a live show history which includes sharing a billing with Brian Adams. There should be no surprise that Here And Everywhere are hitting form! Carving out their new identity since changing band name we today review their latest single “It’s In The Way”. A track that wastes no time at all in introducing itself!

    Review

    https://open.spotify.com/track/63YjwWy3A1ZtX8i9sxmrow?si=c8491519d26e4a74

    “OH MY GOD.” The opening line of the song, and the perfect way to introduce it. That raw opening is merely an indication of what’s about to follow. The drums crash in behind those bellowing vocals, joined swiftly by a deep bassline and guitar riff that progress the track.

    What really stands out here is how well everything sits together. Nothing feels like it’s fighting for attention and mix wise everything is where it should be. Which I find particularly refreshing given that on some of the band’s more recent releases, Alek’s vocals have occasionally felt buried beneath the instrumentation. If you’ve heard Scream, you’ll understand just how strange that sounds coming from me. Here, though, the richness of her voice shines through, bringing a warmth and presence that is impossible not to appreciate.

    And it’s not just the vocals. The bass provides the canvas, the drums lay down the foundations, and the guitar adds subtle variations that wow. The chorus, while lyrically simple, carries considerable weight. It’s catchy without feeling forced, and that ability to stick in your head is exactly what you need in a hit. There’s a wild, almost cinematic energy to it, like watching a horse galloping along a beach as the waves crash around it in the middle of a storm.

    For me, this is the best song Here and Everywhere have released under their current name. It’s powerful, melodic and beautifully balanced and, quite honestly, I can’t wait to see where they go from here.

    89/100

    All rights to the song(s) in this post are retained by the recording artist. This site claims no rights over them. All images were provided by Here and Everywhere. Photo by Julijan Bajo.

    #Album #Blog #HardRock #Metal #Music #MusicReview #Photography #Review #rock #Writing
  8. It’s In The Way – Here And Everywhere Have Us Saying “Oh My God”

    Introduction

    With a growing catalogue of singles, and a live show history which includes sharing a billing with Brian Adams. There should be no surprise that Here And Everywhere are hitting form! Carving out their new identity since changing band name we today review their latest single “It’s In The Way”. A track that wastes no time at all in introducing itself!

    Review

    https://open.spotify.com/track/63YjwWy3A1ZtX8i9sxmrow?si=c8491519d26e4a74

    “OH MY GOD.” The opening line of the song, and the perfect way to introduce it. That raw opening is merely an indication of what’s about to follow. The drums crash in behind those bellowing vocals, joined swiftly by a deep bassline and guitar riff that progress the track.

    What really stands out here is how well everything sits together. Nothing feels like it’s fighting for attention and mix wise everything is where it should be. Which I find particularly refreshing given that on some of the band’s more recent releases, Alek’s vocals have occasionally felt buried beneath the instrumentation. If you’ve heard Scream, you’ll understand just how strange that sounds coming from me. Here, though, the richness of her voice shines through, bringing a warmth and presence that is impossible not to appreciate.

    And it’s not just the vocals. The bass provides the canvas, the drums lay down the foundations, and the guitar adds subtle variations that wow. The chorus, while lyrically simple, carries considerable weight. It’s catchy without feeling forced, and that ability to stick in your head is exactly what you need in a hit. There’s a wild, almost cinematic energy to it, like watching a horse galloping along a beach as the waves crash around it in the middle of a storm.

    For me, this is the best song Here and Everywhere have released under their current name. It’s powerful, melodic and beautifully balanced and, quite honestly, I can’t wait to see where they go from here.

    89/100

    All rights to the song(s) in this post are retained by the recording artist. This site claims no rights over them. All images were provided by Here and Everywhere. Photo by Julijan Bajo.

    #Album #Blog #HardRock #Metal #Music #MusicReview #Photography #Review #rock #Writing
  9. It’s In The Way – Here And Everywhere Have Us Saying “Oh My God”

    Introduction

    With a growing catalogue of singles, and a live show history which includes sharing a billing with Brian Adams. There should be no surprise that Here And Everywhere are hitting form! Carving out their new identity since changing band name we today review their latest single “It’s In The Way”. A track that wastes no time at all in introducing itself!

    Review

    https://open.spotify.com/track/63YjwWy3A1ZtX8i9sxmrow?si=c8491519d26e4a74

    “OH MY GOD.” The opening line of the song, and the perfect way to introduce it. That raw opening is merely an indication of what’s about to follow. The drums crash in behind those bellowing vocals, joined swiftly by a deep bassline and guitar riff that progress the track.

    What really stands out here is how well everything sits together. Nothing feels like it’s fighting for attention and mix wise everything is where it should be. Which I find particularly refreshing given that on some of the band’s more recent releases, Alek’s vocals have occasionally felt buried beneath the instrumentation. If you’ve heard Scream, you’ll understand just how strange that sounds coming from me. Here, though, the richness of her voice shines through, bringing a warmth and presence that is impossible not to appreciate.

    And it’s not just the vocals. The bass provides the canvas, the drums lay down the foundations, and the guitar adds subtle variations that wow. The chorus, while lyrically simple, carries considerable weight. It’s catchy without feeling forced, and that ability to stick in your head is exactly what you need in a hit. There’s a wild, almost cinematic energy to it, like watching a horse galloping along a beach as the waves crash around it in the middle of a storm.

    For me, this is the best song Here and Everywhere have released under their current name. It’s powerful, melodic and beautifully balanced and, quite honestly, I can’t wait to see where they go from here.

    89/100

    All rights to the song(s) in this post are retained by the recording artist. This site claims no rights over them. All images were provided by Here and Everywhere. Photo by Julijan Bajo.

    #Album #Blog #HardRock #Metal #Music #MusicReview #Photography #Review #rock #Writing
  10. It’s In The Way – Here And Everywhere Have Us Saying “Oh My God”

    Introduction

    With a growing catalogue of singles, and a live show history which includes sharing a billing with Brian Adams. There should be no surprise that Here And Everywhere are hitting form! Carving out their new identity since changing band name we today review their latest single “It’s In The Way”. A track that wastes no time at all in introducing itself!

    Review

    https://open.spotify.com/track/63YjwWy3A1ZtX8i9sxmrow?si=c8491519d26e4a74

    “OH MY GOD.” The opening line of the song, and the perfect way to introduce it. That raw opening is merely an indication of what’s about to follow. The drums crash in behind those bellowing vocals, joined swiftly by a deep bassline and guitar riff that progress the track.

    What really stands out here is how well everything sits together. Nothing feels like it’s fighting for attention and mix wise everything is where it should be. Which I find particularly refreshing given that on some of the band’s more recent releases, Alek’s vocals have occasionally felt buried beneath the instrumentation. If you’ve heard Scream, you’ll understand just how strange that sounds coming from me. Here, though, the richness of her voice shines through, bringing a warmth and presence that is impossible not to appreciate.

    And it’s not just the vocals. The bass provides the canvas, the drums lay down the foundations, and the guitar adds subtle variations that wow. The chorus, while lyrically simple, carries considerable weight. It’s catchy without feeling forced, and that ability to stick in your head is exactly what you need in a hit. There’s a wild, almost cinematic energy to it, like watching a horse galloping along a beach as the waves crash around it in the middle of a storm.

    For me, this is the best song Here and Everywhere have released under their current name. It’s powerful, melodic and beautifully balanced and, quite honestly, I can’t wait to see where they go from here.

    89/100

    All rights to the song(s) in this post are retained by the recording artist. This site claims no rights over them. All images were provided by Here and Everywhere. Photo by Julijan Bajo.

    #Album #Blog #HardRock #Metal #Music #MusicReview #Photography #Review #rock #Writing
  11. Benefizkonzert für den #kinderschutzbund #halle im #rockpool

    Ihr kennt es: einmal im Jahr gibt es ein Benefiz für den Blauen Elefanten hier in Halle. Letztes Jahr haben wir nen knappen Tausender zusammen bekommen: das toppen wir dieses Jahr!

    nächsten Samstag, am 03.10.2026, ab 20 Uhr
    in der Grenzstraße 19, 06112 Halle (Saale)
    Eintritt gegen Spende

    Mit:
    Kilminister
    The Nickajacks
    Taken At The Flood

    #kilminister #TheNickajacks #TakenAtTheFlood #hallesaale #rock #alternativ #metal #hardrock #punk #indierock #heavymetal #livemusic #blauerelefant

  12. Back On The Streets

    #garymoore #backonthestreets #seventiesrock #rockmusic #music #musicsky #musiciansky #phillynott #thinlizzy #blues #bluesrock #hardrock Gary Moore releases his debut solo album on September 30, 1978. The album's a fitting bridge between his days with Thin Lizzy and his jazz-fusion stuff with Colosseum II. His pal Phil Lynott played a big part in the album, contributing some bass and vocals. He helped co-write some tracks and produced four songs, too.

    robinbannks.com/2026/09/30/bac

  13. Back On The Streets

    #garymoore #backonthestreets #seventiesrock #rockmusic #music #musicsky #musiciansky #phillynott #thinlizzy #blues #bluesrock #hardrock Gary Moore releases his debut solo album on September 30, 1978. The album's a fitting bridge between his days with Thin Lizzy and his jazz-fusion stuff with Colosseum II. His pal Phil Lynott played a big part in the album, contributing some bass and vocals. He helped co-write some tracks and produced four songs, too.

    robinbannks.com/2026/09/30/bac

  14. Back On The Streets

    #garymoore #backonthestreets #seventiesrock #rockmusic #music #musicsky #musiciansky #phillynott #thinlizzy #blues #bluesrock #hardrock Gary Moore releases his debut solo album on September 30, 1978. The album's a fitting bridge between his days with Thin Lizzy and his jazz-fusion stuff with Colosseum II. His pal Phil Lynott played a big part in the album, contributing some bass and vocals. He helped co-write some tracks and produced four songs, too.

    robinbannks.com/2026/09/30/bac

  15. Back On The Streets

    #garymoore #backonthestreets #seventiesrock #rockmusic #music #musicsky #musiciansky #phillynott #thinlizzy #blues #bluesrock #hardrock Gary Moore releases his debut solo album on September 30, 1978. The album's a fitting bridge between his days with Thin Lizzy and his jazz-fusion stuff with Colosseum II. His pal Phil Lynott played a big part in the album, contributing some bass and vocals. He helped co-write some tracks and produced four songs, too.

    robinbannks.com/2026/09/30/bac

  16. Buried In Bermuda : Ibuprofen – Angelic And Apocalyptic

    Introduction

    If the name sounds familiar that is because we have reviewed previous songs of Buried In Bermuda “Until We Meet Again” & “Torment“. In addition to this we have also interviewed them and had them take part in our set the tone with feature. So it’s fair to say we are a band we know the music of well. Well we thought that was the case at least. Check out our new review of latest single “Ibuprofen” for surprises and excellent music.

    Review

    https://open.spotify.com/track/75H8BzsWRridDpcdBEaaJA?si=7bb1a3aa35784e77

    I love how the song starts almost in the distance, slowly moving in the shadows before coming into full view. When the riff and drums arrive fully, boy, are they a picture. The guitar has this incredible sense of depth that really adds meat to the bones of the song, while the drums are nothing short of exceptional.

    When they take a bit of a back seat, they only do so to allow the clean vocals to come through. Which on this song possess an almost angelic like quality to them. Obviously, I know the Bristolian band has that particular trick in the locker, but I think this might be the best example of it they’ve put to record so far.

    I used the word “clean” before because the band appear to be entering what can only be described as their metalcore era with Ibuprofen. The intense, dark growls see the band treading exciting new ground. I really enjoy the bass being played alongside them, giving the whole section even more weight. Interestingly, this combination of vocal styles offers something genuinely new. But let’s face it, this is a band that knows how to change things up anyway!

    I’ll tell you my favourite part of the entire song, though: the bridge.

    That change-up not only features backing vocals, but completely different instrumentation leading into a breakdown. Yet somehow, it fits into the song perfectly. BRAVO!

    88/100

    All rights to the song(s) in this post are retained by the recording artist. This site claims no rights over them. All images were provided by Buried In Bermuda.

    #Art #Blog #HardRock #Metal #Music #MusicReview #Photography #Review #rock #Writing
  17. Buried In Bermuda : Ibuprofen – Angelic And Apocalyptic

    Introduction

    If the name sounds familiar that is because we have reviewed previous songs of Buried In Bermuda “Until We Meet Again” & “Torment“. In addition to this we have also interviewed them and had them take part in our set the tone with feature. So it’s fair to say we are a band we know the music of well. Well we thought that was the case at least. Check out our new review of latest single “Ibuprofen” for surprises and excellent music.

    Review

    https://open.spotify.com/track/75H8BzsWRridDpcdBEaaJA?si=7bb1a3aa35784e77

    I love how the song starts almost in the distance, slowly moving in the shadows before coming into full view. When the riff and drums arrive fully, boy, are they a picture. The guitar has this incredible sense of depth that really adds meat to the bones of the song, while the drums are nothing short of exceptional.

    When they take a bit of a back seat, they only do so to allow the clean vocals to come through. Which on this song possess an almost angelic like quality to them. Obviously, I know the Bristolian band has that particular trick in the locker, but I think this might be the best example of it they’ve put to record so far.

    I used the word “clean” before because the band appear to be entering what can only be described as their metalcore era with Ibuprofen. The intense, dark growls see the band treading exciting new ground. I really enjoy the bass being played alongside them, giving the whole section even more weight. Interestingly, this combination of vocal styles offers something genuinely new. But let’s face it, this is a band that knows how to change things up anyway!

    I’ll tell you my favourite part of the entire song, though: the bridge.

    That change-up not only features backing vocals, but completely different instrumentation leading into a breakdown. Yet somehow, it fits into the song perfectly. BRAVO!

    88/100

    All rights to the song(s) in this post are retained by the recording artist. This site claims no rights over them. All images were provided by Buried In Bermuda.

    #Art #Blog #HardRock #Metal #Music #MusicReview #Photography #Review #rock #Writing
  18. Buried In Bermuda : Ibuprofen – Angelic And Apocalyptic

    Introduction

    If the name sounds familiar that is because we have reviewed previous songs of Buried In Bermuda “Until We Meet Again” & “Torment“. In addition to this we have also interviewed them and had them take part in our set the tone with feature. So it’s fair to say we are a band we know the music of well. Well we thought that was the case at least. Check out our new review of latest single “Ibuprofen” for surprises and excellent music.

    Review

    https://open.spotify.com/track/75H8BzsWRridDpcdBEaaJA?si=7bb1a3aa35784e77

    I love how the song starts almost in the distance, slowly moving in the shadows before coming into full view. When the riff and drums arrive fully, boy, are they a picture. The guitar has this incredible sense of depth that really adds meat to the bones of the song, while the drums are nothing short of exceptional.

    When they take a bit of a back seat, they only do so to allow the clean vocals to come through. Which on this song possess an almost angelic like quality to them. Obviously, I know the Bristolian band has that particular trick in the locker, but I think this might be the best example of it they’ve put to record so far.

    I used the word “clean” before because the band appear to be entering what can only be described as their metalcore era with Ibuprofen. The intense, dark growls see the band treading exciting new ground. I really enjoy the bass being played alongside them, giving the whole section even more weight. Interestingly, this combination of vocal styles offers something genuinely new. But let’s face it, this is a band that knows how to change things up anyway!

    I’ll tell you my favourite part of the entire song, though: the bridge.

    That change-up not only features backing vocals, but completely different instrumentation leading into a breakdown. Yet somehow, it fits into the song perfectly. BRAVO!

    88/100

    All rights to the song(s) in this post are retained by the recording artist. This site claims no rights over them. All images were provided by Buried In Bermuda.

    #Art #Blog #HardRock #Metal #Music #MusicReview #Photography #Review #rock #Writing
  19. Buried In Bermuda : Ibuprofen – Angelic And Apocalyptic

    Introduction

    If the name sounds familiar that is because we have reviewed previous songs of Buried In Bermuda “Until We Meet Again” & “Torment“. In addition to this we have also interviewed them and had them take part in our set the tone with feature. So it’s fair to say we are a band we know the music of well. Well we thought that was the case at least. Check out our new review of latest single “Ibuprofen” for surprises and excellent music.

    Review

    https://open.spotify.com/track/75H8BzsWRridDpcdBEaaJA?si=7bb1a3aa35784e77

    I love how the song starts almost in the distance, slowly moving in the shadows before coming into full view. When the riff and drums arrive fully, boy, are they a picture. The guitar has this incredible sense of depth that really adds meat to the bones of the song, while the drums are nothing short of exceptional.

    When they take a bit of a back seat, they only do so to allow the clean vocals to come through. Which on this song possess an almost angelic like quality to them. Obviously, I know the Bristolian band has that particular trick in the locker, but I think this might be the best example of it they’ve put to record so far.

    I used the word “clean” before because the band appear to be entering what can only be described as their metalcore era with Ibuprofen. The intense, dark growls see the band treading exciting new ground. I really enjoy the bass being played alongside them, giving the whole section even more weight. Interestingly, this combination of vocal styles offers something genuinely new. But let’s face it, this is a band that knows how to change things up anyway!

    I’ll tell you my favourite part of the entire song, though: the bridge.

    That change-up not only features backing vocals, but completely different instrumentation leading into a breakdown. Yet somehow, it fits into the song perfectly. BRAVO!

    88/100

    All rights to the song(s) in this post are retained by the recording artist. This site claims no rights over them. All images were provided by Buried In Bermuda.

    #Art #Blog #HardRock #Metal #Music #MusicReview #Photography #Review #rock #Writing
  20. Buried In Bermuda : Ibuprofen – Angelic And Apocalyptic

    Introduction

    If the name sounds familiar that is because we have reviewed previous songs of Buried In Bermuda “Until We Meet Again” & “Torment“. In addition to this we have also interviewed them and had them take part in our set the tone with feature. So it’s fair to say we are a band we know the music of well. Well we thought that was the case at least. Check out our new review of latest single “Ibuprofen” for surprises and excellent music.

    Review

    https://open.spotify.com/track/75H8BzsWRridDpcdBEaaJA?si=7bb1a3aa35784e77

    I love how the song starts almost in the distance, slowly moving in the shadows before coming into full view. When the riff and drums arrive fully, boy, are they a picture. The guitar has this incredible sense of depth that really adds meat to the bones of the song, while the drums are nothing short of exceptional.

    When they take a bit of a back seat, they only do so to allow the clean vocals to come through. Which on this song possess an almost angelic like quality to them. Obviously, I know the Bristolian band has that particular trick in the locker, but I think this might be the best example of it they’ve put to record so far.

    I used the word “clean” before because the band appear to be entering what can only be described as their metalcore era with Ibuprofen. The intense, dark growls see the band treading exciting new ground. I really enjoy the bass being played alongside them, giving the whole section even more weight. Interestingly, this combination of vocal styles offers something genuinely new. But let’s face it, this is a band that knows how to change things up anyway!

    I’ll tell you my favourite part of the entire song, though: the bridge.

    That change-up not only features backing vocals, but completely different instrumentation leading into a breakdown. Yet somehow, it fits into the song perfectly. BRAVO!

    88/100

    All rights to the song(s) in this post are retained by the recording artist. This site claims no rights over them. All images were provided by Buried In Bermuda.

    #Art #Blog #HardRock #Metal #Music #MusicReview #Photography #Review #rock #Writing
  21. 🔴 LIVE NOW ON VORTEX
    📻 Vortex Indie 🎸 (Indie pop, indie rock, classic rock)
    ──────────────
    🎵 AC/DC - T.N.T.

    ▶️ Écouter / Listen : VorteX [Radio]
    lesonduvortex.net

    💬 Join us on Discord:
    discord.gg/d82hJZBeDE

    #VortexWave #ACDC #HardRock #HeavyMetal #70s

  22. Free download codes:

    Slippery When Wet - Young Studs in Black Leather

    "Nothing hotter than men in black leather, no matter the age"

    getmusic.fm/l/7UYBv4

    #rock #punk #hardrock #stonerrock #femalefronted #music

  23. Free download codes:

    Slippery When Wet - Young Studs in Black Leather

    "Nothing hotter than men in black leather, no matter the age"

    getmusic.fm/l/7UYBv4

    #rock #punk #hardrock #stonerrock #femalefronted #music

  24. Free download codes:

    Slippery When Wet - Young Studs in Black Leather

    "Nothing hotter than men in black leather, no matter the age"

    getmusic.fm/l/7UYBv4

    #rock #punk #hardrock #stonerrock #femalefronted #music

  25. #TuneTuesday
    #Legends
    #Classic
    #Rock
    #HardRock
    #Memories

    Fist time i had listen this track at the commissioning at the Pharma Factory. That was nice days of hard work with really cool music on the back :D

    youtu.be/rx6Zgz0TZuA?si=ZwOTQE

  26. Dirt

    #aliceinchains #dirt #90srock #alternativerock #altrock #hardrock #jerrycantrell #laynestaley #rock #rockmusic #music #musicsky #musiciansky Get on your knees time to pray, boy -- Alice in Chains relase Dirt on September 29, 1992. The album is considered a landmark of the grunge and alt-metal scenes. It was the last Alice in Chains album recorded with the full original lineup before bassist Mike Starr was fired in 1993.

    robinbannks.com/2026/09/29/dir

  27. Dirt

    #aliceinchains #dirt #90srock #alternativerock #altrock #hardrock #jerrycantrell #laynestaley #rock #rockmusic #music #musicsky #musiciansky Get on your knees time to pray, boy -- Alice in Chains relase Dirt on September 29, 1992. The album is considered a landmark of the grunge and alt-metal scenes. It was the last Alice in Chains album recorded with the full original lineup before bassist Mike Starr was fired in 1993.

    robinbannks.com/2026/09/29/dir

  28. Dirt

    #aliceinchains #dirt #90srock #alternativerock #altrock #hardrock #jerrycantrell #laynestaley #rock #rockmusic #music #musicsky #musiciansky Get on your knees time to pray, boy -- Alice in Chains relase Dirt on September 29, 1992. The album is considered a landmark of the grunge and alt-metal scenes. It was the last Alice in Chains album recorded with the full original lineup before bassist Mike Starr was fired in 1993.

    robinbannks.com/2026/09/29/dir

  29. Dirt

    #aliceinchains #dirt #90srock #alternativerock #altrock #hardrock #jerrycantrell #laynestaley #rock #rockmusic #music #musicsky #musiciansky Get on your knees time to pray, boy -- Alice in Chains relase Dirt on September 29, 1992. The album is considered a landmark of the grunge and alt-metal scenes. It was the last Alice in Chains album recorded with the full original lineup before bassist Mike Starr was fired in 1993.

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  30. Dirt

    #aliceinchains #dirt #90srock #alternativerock #altrock #hardrock #jerrycantrell #laynestaley #rock #rockmusic #music #musicsky #musiciansky Get on your knees time to pray, boy -- Alice in Chains relase Dirt on September 29, 1992. The album is considered a landmark of the grunge and alt-metal scenes. It was the last Alice in Chains album recorded with the full original lineup before bassist Mike Starr was fired in 1993.

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