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Last Updated June 26, 1998 Version 1.0 of the Alice in Chains videography. This is the most complete list of Alice in Chains videos anywhere (that I know of). Eventually, I'll get their other TV appearances on here (In Concert, MTV, etc.) I welcome any additional releases or information you can provide by email.

"I Can't Have You (Blues)" (Live) Filmed in 1988. Appears on promo video for a bunch of

Seattle hair bands. At the time of filming AIC was known

as Diamond Lie. Program was called "Live Meltdown."

"Killing Yourself"

(Live) Directed by Bill Bored Filmed in Summer 1989 at the Vogue (Seattle). This AIC

show was backdrop for "Bombshelter Videos." At the end

of the program they showed "Killing Yourself."

"We Die Young" (version 1)

Filmed by the Art Institute of Seattle. The only place I have seen this video is on a promotional

tape called "Metalvision (Vol. 16)." Pro-shot single

camera of the band playing at (I believe) NAF Studios.

Probably filmed in early summer 1990.

"We Die Young" (version 2) This is the version that appears on "Live Facelift."

"Man In The Box"

Directed by Paul Rachman. Filmed in 1991. This is the version that appears on

"Live Facelift."

"Live Facelift" Filmed 12/90 in Seattle at the Moore Theatre. Originally

available free with "Facelift" in May 1991. Bundled

version did not include "Sea of Sorrow." Click here

to see jpeg of promo video's cover.

"Sea Of Sorrow" Filmed in 1991. This is the version that appears on

"Live Facelift."

"Would?"

Directed by Josh Taft. Filmed June 1992.

"Them Bones"

Directed by Rocky Schenck. Filmed September 1992.

"Angry Chair"

Directed by Matt Mahurin. Filmed December 1992.

"What The Hell Have I"

Directed by Sam Bayer. Filmed June 1993.

"Down In A Hole"

Directed by Nigel Dick. Filmed August 1993.

"Rooster"

Directed by Mark Pellington. Filmed 1993.

"No Excuses"

Directed by Matt Mahurin. Filmed February 1994.

"I Stay Away"

Directed by Nick Donkin. Filmed May 1994.

"The Nona Tapes"

Directed by Rocky Schenck. Filmed 1995.

"Grind"

Directed by Rocky Schenck. Filmed 1995.

"Heaven Beside You"

Directed by Frank W. Ockenfels. Filmed 1995.

"Again" Filmed 1996.

"Unplugged" Filmed April 10, 1996 at the Brooklyn Academy of

Music's Majestic Theatre.

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