Episode 65: Jane's Addiction
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This week we’re talking about Jane’s Addiction. While these days Perry Farrell and Dave Navarro are household names in rock (and reality TV), they began as a shockingly innovative alt rock band in the late 80s. Jane’s Addiction earned every reputation they ever had: great musicians, great performers, and narcissistic heroin junkies. With the possible exception of bassist Eric Avery, these are not good dudes. Rockin’ tunes, though.
Closing track: “Summertime Rolls” from Nothing’s Shocking (1988)
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Mike’s Picks:
Nothing’s Shocking (1988) — Best Album Personal Favorite
The Great Escape Artist (2011) — Worst Album, Least Favorite
Alex’s Picks:
Nothing’s Shocking (1988) — Best Album, Personal Favorite
Strays (2003) — Worst Album, Least Favorite
Albums we discussed this episode…
Nothing’s Shocking (1988)
Ritual de lo habitual (1990)
Strays (2003)
The Great Escape Artist (2011)