Alice in Chains' 'Dirt': The Story Behind the Cover Art

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REVOLVER ICON SERIES ALICE IN CHAINS 'DIRT'  This Sunday marks 27 years since Alice in Chains released their milestone second album, Dirt, which features an iconic cover image photographed by Rocky Schenck. "It was [the band's] idea to have a nude woman, half-buried in the desert," Schenck told Revolver of the cover, adding ominously, "She could be either dead or alive."  Click the button below to dive deeper into the story behind the cover art. If you dig the imagery and love this classic album, grab the officially liscenced 'Dirt' tee on our web store by clicking the image below.  This shirt is part of our Revolver ICON Series which features iconic merch from iconic bands, curated exclusively by Revolver. All ICON merchandise is officially licensed and of the highest quality. There are dozens of epic tees from your favorite bands in our collection. Check them all out today!  'Dirt': Read the Story Behind the Cover Art

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