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Alice In Chains, Lemmy Part Of Duff McKagen Film Project
08/01/2012
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(hennemusic) A film project entitled "The Taking," featuring Duff McKagan's Loaded, is on its way. Directed by Seattle filmmaker Jamie Burton Chamberlin, the series explores the lyrical content of Loaded's studio album of the same title, which was released last year.

The project will be released in episodes, with a total of 10 vignettes/music videos telling a tale of totally bizarre adventures, imprisoned band members, and kids' size ice cream cones.

Among the people involved in the series are Sex Pistols guitarist Steve Jones, Jerry Cantrell and Sean Kinney from Alice In Chains, Lemmy from Motorhead and Gilby Clarke. Check out the trailer here.

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