Home / Music / Dirt documents Layne Staley's addiction and depressionMusic linernotes album music concrete-blondeDirt documents Layne Staley's addiction and depressionAlice in Chains’ Dirt dealt extensively with addiction, depression, and heroin dependency, reflecting vocalist Layne Staley’s personal struggles. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesAll five Dirt singles became rock radio staplesScript of the Bridge opens with a sample from a 1946 filmThe Chameleons' Script of the Bridge is gothic rock before goth had a nameScript of the Bridge featured The Chameleons as a four-pieceGuadalcanal Diary's second album Jamboree came out in 1986ExploreJuluka was South Africa's first multiracial bandMick Taylor was 19 when he joined the Rolling StonesPromises was Pharoah Sanders' only studio album in over a decadePopol Vuh's Aguirre score launched a decades-long partnership with Werner HerzogThe Bends was Radiohead's artistic turning pointPrevious Dummy's sound came from making their own samples, not borrowing themNext David Roback produced Mazzy Star's So Tonight That I Might See