All I Am Song Lyrics

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AIC lives on!. Total AIC sound. I’m a HUGE Layne fan, but so thankful these guys continue to make awesome music. Love this album. Drone is my fav song. And they sound incredible live. Can’t wait to see them at the Palladium! RIP Layne Staley!

Never disappoints!. Still making great music!

Good record. Jerry Cantrell is still the strong prescence he was a long time ago. Yes the songs seem similar but the melodies are incredible and his guitar tone kicks but!

Rainier Fog. This is an excellent album from start to finish. William DuVall steps up with the vocals, and as always, Jerry Cantrell’s harmonizing is excellent and on point. Five stars!

Disappointing. I was a huge fan of Black Gives Way to Blue and The Devil Put Dinosaurs Here, but Rainier Fog is surprisingly exceptionally bland. I really don’t know what else to say about it. Still a phenomenal band, but I just ignore this one.

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Layne would approve. Never Fade 5stars Nuff said

Best album since Dirt. I love it,I’ve been waiting a long time for this.

A tip of the hat to their past, an exciting glimpse of the future!. I have received the pre-order copy which included three singles 'The one you know', 'So far under' and 'Never Fade'. The first track is definitely a product of the new-age AiC and sounds fantastic with heavy guitar and bass riffs reminiscent of the heavier tracks in the 2013 album, “The Devil Put Dinosaurs Here". In stark contrast, ‘Never Fade’ could easily have belonged in the hit 1990 album, “Facelift”, with its guttural vocals sounding eerily like Staley’s. The harmonising between Cantrell and DuVall delivers. Every time. Kinney’s percussion is on point throughout and the wall of sound created by the guitars and Inez’s crunching bass restores faith that there are still a few rock bands who know how to turn it up to 11. Thanks for another brilliant album! (p.s. come to Australia!)

L. OwYou is Was

Not bad.. I enjoy a few of the songs on this album. The others, not so much. It’s less that they’re bad songs, and more that AiC has begun to move in a new direction.