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wease wrote:Tripod fucking jams. Sludge Factory is just HEAVY.
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Sludge Factory is my favorite AIC song ever. :P

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Layne would have been 50 today.

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Surprised that Facelift and the S/T record haven't been repressed on vinyl in the past few years; shame.
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Guys, Jar of Flies is an amazing album. Before this grunge tournament started I hadn't listened to it since I was in my early 20s. I clearly remembered Stay Away and No Excuses because I'd listened to them dozens of times over the years, but the rest of the album feels brand new. I could do without the last track, but those first six are damn near perfect, and they sound amazing. It's just a phenomenal recording. It's definitely one of the best of the era.
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Jar of flies is a masterpiece. Not only at the time, because of what the band was doing back then, but now. Its sounds awesome and captures a lot of what AIC is in another music setting.
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VinylGuy wrote:Jar of flies is a masterpiece. Not only at the time, because of what the band was doing back then, but now. Its sounds awesome and captures a lot of what AIC is in another music setting.
Absolutely. Such an amazing album to listen to, and it gets better every year.
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:thumbsup:

I was listening to a Jar/Sap playlist (because those are their best albums) and Brother came on. Totally forgot about Cornell being on it, it was a weird moment.
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bune wrote::thumbsup:

I was listening to a Jar/Sap playlist (because those are their best albums) and Brother came on. Totally forgot about Cornell being on it, it was a weird moment.
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Anders wrote:
bune wrote::thumbsup:

I was listening to a Jar/Sap playlist (because those are their best albums) and Brother came on. Totally forgot about Cornell being on it, it was a weird moment.
Cornell sings on Right Turn.
Ann Wilson is on Brother
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See what I get for posting while I'm talking?

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Anders wrote:
VinylGuy wrote:Jar of flies is a masterpiece. Not only at the time, because of what the band was doing back then, but now. Its sounds awesome and captures a lot of what AIC is in another music setting.
Absolutely. Such an amazing album to listen to, and it gets better every year.
I'm listening to it again right now. I'm addicted. But the song I'm most stuck on is Don't Follow. Specifically the Jerry vocal section (Layne's part is great too). It is both musically and vocally beautiful... the combination is stunningly beautiful.

Rotten Apple and Nutshell are GREAT too. And obviously, I Stay Away and No Excuses are classics. Whale & Wasp is fucking great too. Damn...

This album reminds me of a certain great Pink Floyd record. Short in term of songs, musically diverse within their own sound, beautifully recorded, and though dated in some ways, still timeless. It really is a masterpiece and a true standout within the band's catalog and the era.
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I don't listen to this era much anymore, but I keep coming back to Jar of flies, Siamese Dream, and No Code over and over again. They are timeless.
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BurtReynolds wrote:I don't listen to this era much anymore, but I keep coming back to Jar of flies, Siamese Dream, and No Code over and over again. They are timeless.
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BurtReynolds wrote:I don't listen to this era much anymore, but I keep coming back to Jar of flies, Siamese Dream, and No Code over and over again. They are timeless.
I'd add Superunknown and In Utero to the list and feel pretty fucking set.
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And now I've listened to Rotten Apple three times consecutively. :heartbeat:
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PHATJ wrote:And now I've listened to Rotten Apple three times consecutively. :heartbeat:
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PHATJ wrote:
Anders wrote:
VinylGuy wrote:Jar of flies is a masterpiece. Not only at the time, because of what the band was doing back then, but now. Its sounds awesome and captures a lot of what AIC is in another music setting.
Absolutely. Such an amazing album to listen to, and it gets better every year.
I'm listening to it again right now. I'm addicted. But the song I'm most stuck on is Don't Follow. Specifically the Jerry vocal section (Layne's part is great too). It is both musically and vocally beautiful... the combination is stunningly beautiful.

Rotten Apple and Nutshell are GREAT too. And obviously, I Stay Away and No Excuses are classics. Whale & Wasp is fucking great too. Damn...

This album reminds me of a certain great Pink Floyd record. Short in term of songs, musically diverse within their own sound, beautifully recorded, and though dated in some ways, still timeless. It really is a masterpiece and a true standout within the band's catalog and the era.
Yeah, i see the Floyd thing..specially for the Atom Heart Mother phase.
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VinylGuy wrote:
PHATJ wrote:
Anders wrote:
VinylGuy wrote:Jar of flies is a masterpiece. Not only at the time, because of what the band was doing back then, but now. Its sounds awesome and captures a lot of what AIC is in another music setting.
Absolutely. Such an amazing album to listen to, and it gets better every year.
I'm listening to it again right now. I'm addicted. But the song I'm most stuck on is Don't Follow. Specifically the Jerry vocal section (Layne's part is great too). It is both musically and vocally beautiful... the combination is stunningly beautiful.

Rotten Apple and Nutshell are GREAT too. And obviously, I Stay Away and No Excuses are classics. Whale & Wasp is fucking great too. Damn...

This album reminds me of a certain great Pink Floyd record. Short in term of songs, musically diverse within their own sound, beautifully recorded, and though dated in some ways, still timeless. It really is a masterpiece and a true standout within the band's catalog and the era.
Yeah, i see the Floyd thing..specially for the Atom Heart Mother phase.
It's not necessarily that the music sounds Floydian (although there are definitely elements there that do), but the overall esthetic of the album feels very similar to listening to something like Wish You Were Here. It's somewhat experimental, and unique within the band's catalog, yet it is their signature sound. Jar of Flies is a pretty special album.
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yeah, i wasnt talking about the music. I dont about Floyd when i listen to AIC, but i agreed with what you said.
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