Tune Day: Lost in Seattle History

Since the 1990s are cool again (see: re-release of Pearl Jam's Ten), I bring you a track that has been missed by the Seattle-scene historians. Just consider:

  • You've got Alice in Chains in one of their mostly-acoustic EPs
  • You've got Chris Cornell offering a guest vocal
  • You've got Mark Arm, lead singer of Mudhoney
  • You've got a song like none other from any of these bands
Here's "Right Turn:"



Right Turn - Alice In Chains

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