Nothing Safe/Music Bank Alice in Chains

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  • Release Date: 01/08/2008
  • Original Release: 2003
  • 2 Disc Set
  • Sales Rank: 59,556
  • Label: COLUMBIA EUROPE
  • UPC: 5099751251590

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Nothing Safe/Music Bank

Disc 1
1LISTENWe Die Young Art Institute of Seattle Version 5:26
2LISTENWe Die Young DVD 2:25
3LISTENMan in the Box DVD 4:46
4LISTENSea of Sorrow DVD 2:29
5LISTENWould? DVD 0:44
6LISTENThem Bones DVD 4:47
7LISTENAngry Chair DVD 5:38
8LISTENRooster DVD 6:54
9LISTENWhat the Hell Have I DVD 4:59
10LISTENDown in a Hole DVD 4:16
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Disc 2
1LISTENGet Born Again previously unreleased 5:27
2LISTENWe Die Young previously unreleased / Demo Version 2:26
3LISTENMan in the Box 4:46
4LISTENThem Bones 2:29
5LISTENIron Gland 0:45
6LISTENAngry Chair 4:46
7LISTENDown in a Hole 5:37
8LISTENRooster Live 6:53
9LISTENGot Me Wrong Edit 4:24
10LISTENNo Excuses 4:15
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Nothing Safe anticipated 1999's three-disc Alice in Chains box set, which covered the group's best songs and assorted rarities. Because Nothing Safe is ostensibly a sampler of the box, not the Alice in Chains back catalog, what at first glance looks like a comprehensive best-of is actually somewhat questionable. The package is not unattractive, since nearly all the hits are present in some form; also included are the new song "Get Born Again" and the better of the group's two contributions to the Last Action Hero soundtrack, "What the Hell Have I." The problem is that "present in some form" does not necessarily mean "original form." "Rooster" is included in a live version not present on the box, while a demo of "We Die Young" replaces the studio take, and the unplugged version of "Got Me Wrong" (which, granted, received more airplay) bumps the more effective arrangement from Sap. There's nothing really wrong with these versions of themselves; it's just that their selection seems designed to make this package incomplete, so that fans who want the original tracks will be forced to purchase three different original albums (and completists will still have to buy this for the exclusive version of "Rooster"). Fans who don't mind the substitutions will find this to be a strong introduction to the group -- and it is a very impressive listen, making the case for Alice in Chains as one of the best metal bands of the '90s -- but others will be frustrated by the crass marketing gimmicks marring what could have been a great, not merely good, best-of collection. Steve Huey, All Music Guide

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