Alice in Chains - Dirt: Alice in Chains With Notes & Tablature (Guitar Recorded Versions) Sheet music – 1 May 1993

This is a very good guitar transcription for the album. Very clear tablature together with music notation and lyrics. All are well presented. The book also has photos from the band.

Got it for my husband as a Christmas presents :)

I got this for my brother and he loves it. Better than a lot of resources out there. Highly recommended.

very nice,great price

This is the best tab book i own the tab is very accurate the solos are bang on what more do you want it is layed out perfectly. The tabs are in numbers not music which is good because i can not read music. The greatest tab book i have i have had alot of fun learning the great songs from the dirt album such as dirt, junkhead, would, them bones etc. Buy it and enjoy!

Very good condition book. It's extremely detailed, although a little overwhelming if you're a beginning guitar player. All in all an awesome product!

I must admit I am a bit dissappointed with this book. Unlike 'Facelift' guitar tab this book is not as accurate. I had to correct alot of stuff in it. I would not reccommend this to a beginner only an experienced guitarist who can spot the msitakes and correct them. It's OK, some of it is accurate but just be warned.

Having been a huge AIC fan for 17 years and a guitarist I wanted this book for a very long time. I was so happy to receive it however having played through the book I've noticed a few mistakes.I'm a musician and have a high knowledge of music theory. On certain songs you can see the notes 'D-F-D' written in notation but with only a 1 fret difference (0-1-0) on the TAB. There's a chord missing from 'Junkhead' that can clearly be heard. There are several little pieces like this. On one song the guitar is written for a standard tuning though the beginning of the song states it in dropped-D and there's no indication that this part should be anything other.Fortunately I was able to work out the correct notes using this book as a rough guide but anyone who has limited experience with guitar or notation will suffer for lt. The books main saving grace is its layout and generally good quality on guitar solos. It's in these areas the book has earned something back. I'd expect online tabs to be full of mistakes but not a published book like this.If you're a beginner and wanting to learn these songs be careful and take time to listen to see if the notes are what you think they are.