Discography
Alice N' Chains recorded two demos known primarily as "Demo No. 1" and "Demo No. 2"; both from 1987. Physical copies of the cassettes are extremely rare as only 100 of "Demo No. 1" were made, although bootleg copies can be found on filesharing programs.
The first demo was produced by Tim Branom and Alice 'N Chains, engineered by Enemy drummer Peter Barnes, and recorded at London Bridge Studios in Seattle, WA. The engineers Rick Parashar and Raj Parshar mentioned were, in fact, Barnes and Branom. The demo was fairly elaborate, contained a horn section, took several months to record and ended up costing the band $1,600.
The second demo was recorded by PC Ring at his home studio and it was produced by Alice N' Chains. The tracks "Don't Be Satisfied", "Hush, Hush" and "Football" were songs written back when the band was known as Sleze.
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