Mad Season

Above

Mad Season - Above

03/01/1995 | Sony 

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All Music Guide Review

As expected, Mad Season sounds like a cross between Alice In Chains and Pearl Jam, taking the ponderous seriousness of Alice and PJ's '90s update of winding '70s guitar rock. Most of Above is quite somber, surpassing the meditations of Temple of the Dog in its dour tone. Staley's voice has always worked well in this setting, yet he frequently has had more compelling material than the webs of guitars that form the basis of Above. Much of the music on the album meanders without much direction, yet there are flashes of invention, particularly in Staley's work, with McCready contributing a few tasty licks. However, it commits the fatal flaw of a side project -- it sounds like one. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide

Above Track Listing

  • Track#
  • Title
  • time
  • lyrics
  • 1
  • Wake Up
  • 7:38
  • Sound Clip for Wake Up from Above


  • 2
  • X-Ray Mind
  • 5:12
  • Sound Clip for X-Ray Mind from Above


  • 4
  • I'm Above
  • 5:44
  • Sound Clip for I'm Above from Above


  • 6
  • Lifeless Dead
  • 4:29
  • Sound Clip for Lifeless Dead from Above


  • 8
  • Long Gone Day
  • 4:52
  • Sound Clip for Long Gone Day from Above


  • 10
  • All Alone
  • 4:12
  • Sound Clip for All Alone from Above


  • Credits of Above

    • Barrett Martin
    • Bass, Percussion, Drums, Marimba, Cello, Producer, Bass (Upright), Art Direction, Vibraphone
    • Mike McCready
    • Guitar (Acoustic), Producer, Art Direction, Guitar (Electric)
    • Layne Staley
    • Guitar, Producer, Art Direction, Vocals, Illustrations


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