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Alice In Chains React To Fans Trashing William DuVall For Replacing Layne Staley >
Alice In Chains bassist Mike Inez discussed William DuVall replacing Layne Staley in a new Chicago Sun-Times interview.
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Music Bank
The Music Bank, in Seattle, WA, was a warehouse that was used as living and practice spaces for several Seattle bands in the 80’s. Alice in Chains and Mother Love Bone were both said to have formed at Music Bank.
“At the dawn of the grunge movement centered in Seattle in the mid- to late-'80s, Alice In Chains came together in 1987, when singer and songwriter Layne Staley (who was fronting a different band called 'Alice 'N Chains') met up with guitarist and songwriter Jerry Cantrell at the infamous Music Bank, a Seattle warehouse-cum-practice facility. Cantrell brought in a recent bandmate, bassist Mike Starr, who in turn brought in his friend Sean Kinney on drums.”
“The Music Bank was open 24 hours. You could go there and knock on the door at 3 in the morning and the guy that was working the keys would come, look through a peephole, let you in if you had a room there, walk you to your room, unlock it with the key—he had a huge key ring with probably 150 keys on it—and you were good to go. "Layne [Staley] was one of the key guys, and he usually worked the graveyard shift. Jerry [Cantrell, pictured] was living in our jam room, so in the middle of the night, Jerry would be in the office with Layne, watching TV with his guitar in hishand saying, ‘Hey, dude, check out this riff. I got this idea.’ That’s quite a big catalyst to that incredible connection those two had.” —former Alice N’ Chains/Second Coming bassist Johnny Bacolas, from Everybody Loves Our Town: An Oral History of Grunge
Alice in Chains' Layne Staley and Jerry Cantrell, San Jose, California, April 11, 1993
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