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Layne Staley performing at the Lollapalooza Festival, Mountain View, California

June 23, 1993

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Layne Staley performing “Love, Hate, Love” at the Moore Theatre, Seattle  

1990

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Alice in Chains at an in-store promotion event in Los Angeles, California

September 1990

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We Die Young | Alice in Chains (1990)

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Alice in Chains performing in New York 

1991 

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Layne Staley performing in Hollywood, California 

1993 

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Layne Staley and Mike Starr being interviewed on Headbanger’s Ball

New Orleans, Louisiana  circa 1992

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In the months following their breakup, the band members went through the stages of grief that accompany loss: denial, anger, depression and, finally, acceptance. “At first I was dumbfounded,” Staley recalls, mumbling like someone awakened by a late-night phone call. “I just sat on my couch staring at the TV and getting drunk every day. When we first got together as a band, we were all brothers. We lived in the same house and partied together and drank as much as each other. But then we started to split apart and went different ways, and we felt like we were betraying each other.”

Rolling Stone magazine // February 8, 1996

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Layne Staley performing “Down in a Hole”  

MTV Unplugged  1996

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Alice in Chains photographed for Rolling Stone Magazine

1996

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Alice in Chains performing ‘Junkhead’ at Lollapalooza in Vancouver, Canada

1993

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Alice in Chains

Seattle, WA, US 1990

Merry Christmas! 🎅❤️🎄

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Alice in Chains

1992

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Layne Staley

1991

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Alice in Chains

1993

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Layne Staley performing on “Later with Jools"

May 7, 1993

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Layne Staley

1997