While primarily known for his legendary bass work with Alice in Chains, Mike Inez has an often-overlooked but significant presence in the world of physical media for music and concert film aficionados. His contributions extend beyond the studio albums, offering collectors a chance to witness his dynamic stage presence and instrumental prowess through a lens unique to home video. Inez’s filmography is a treasure trove for fans, with releases like the iconic *Alice in Chains: MTV Unplugged* (1996) being a cornerstone of any serious music collector's library, often sought after for its raw, intimate performance and pristine audio on DVD and former VHS releases. Beyond this, his live performances captured in *Alice in Chains - Music Bank: The Videos* (1999) and various concert films like *Alice in Chains: Bilbao BBK Live 2010* (2010) offer glimpses into different eras of the band, making these discs highly collectible for their historical value and the chance to own definitive concert experiences. The upcoming *Ozzy: No Escape from Now* (2025) promises to add another exciting chapter to Inez’s visual legacy, potentially offering new insights into his broader career and collaborative spirit. For those who appreciate the intersection of music history and physical media, Mike Inez's visual catalog showcases a remarkable talent whose performances deserve a prime spot on any collector's shelf.