A 5-track [EP] released in 1992 by [Alice in Chains]. Drummer [Sean Kinney] had had a dream that he was at a [press conference] and announced that [Alice in Chains|AiC's] next [album] would be called "Sap". The band didn't have enough material for an album, but decided to use the name for their next release anyway.

Unlike their debut album, [Facelift], this EP showed a [mellow] [acoustic] side to the band. They would go on to perfect this style of EP with the release in 1994 of [Jar of Flies].

Tracklist:

[Brother] - 4:27
[Got Me Wrong] - 4:12
[Right Turn] - 3:17
[Am I Inside] - 5:09
[Love Song] (hidden) - 3:44

[Brother] and [Got Me Wrong] are both excellent tracks which both received interesting reinterpretations in the [MTV Unplugged] set. Backing vocals on [Brother] come courtesy of [Ann Wilson] of [Heart]. [Right Turn] is credited to [Alice Mudgarden], because it was performed by [Alice in Chains], [Mark Arm] of [Mudhoney], and [Chris Cornell] of [Soundgarden]. The [outro] vocal performance by [Chris Cornell] on [Right Turn] is absolutely stunning.

[Am I Inside] is a competent track, not quite matching the first three. The hidden song ([Love Song]) has the band switching their normal roles. Singer [Layne Staley] plays [drums], guitarist [Jerry Cantrell] plays [bass], bassist [Mike Starr] plays [guitar], and drummer [Sean Kinney] does [vocals] and [piano]. As you might expect, the song is something of a joke.

Sources:
http://www.alphalink.com.au/~deddy/aac/AIC-FAQ-current.html

Sap (thing)