nice find subby

I got a kid born in 1991 who's looking at colleges now.

I saw Jane's Addiction in 1991, so I'm really getting...

/really
//awesome
///STILL play their music when I work out.

Also saw JA in 1991 - Freakin' Amazing!


/didn't like Strays though

Good. Everything they've released without him as has sucked (even with Flea on board...). Too bad it doesn't sound like he'd rejoin them in the studio...

Strangely, I was listening to them today at work and wishing for such a thing to happen.

/Tomorrow I'm going to wish for a steak & BJ

Saw them at the first Lollapalooza in Tinley Park, IL, about 2 rows behind the mosh pit.

farking amazing.

Eric A. Cool.

I took a picture of all of them together just a few weeks ago!!



/just saying...

Holy shiat. Last time I saw Jane's with that lineup, I was...let's see...really fkn HIGH

/and young ;)

In a statement from Avery, the bass player explains, "I've chosen to reject the prospects of reuniting in the past for personal and philosophical reasons.
"I have always considered reunions to be a way to make a quick buck, and it sells short my own experience of it the first time around.
"The reason I started to even consider this is because it's honouring the past instead of trying to recreate it."

Translation: I need the money

zorgon: I got a kid born in 1991 who's looking at colleges now.

What a coincidence. I am a kid who was born in 1991 who is currently looking at colleges.

/and working on a paper about Jaco Pastorius that I procrastinated on but that is not the issue here.
//VCU is looking good.

really, why bother
/love Jane's
//With Avery
///Strays sucked

Saw them live at Iguana's in Tijuana in '89. Saw Social Distortion there, too, right around the same time. Two of the best shows I've ever seen.

/ Get off my lawn.

i saw that 1991 tour, too.

In other news, Hillel Slovak's corpse has been reanimated with large amounts of coffee and will rejoin with the Chili Peppers at Bonarroo 2008.

Hey Rent Party Iguana's was the BEST place for a show, missed JA there but saw The Ramones, The Damned, Primus, Psychic TV, Firehose, Iggy Pop, Nirvana, and others, god that place rocked.

Ever notice you never see Janes Addition and Red Hot Chili Peppers in the same place at the same time?

'91 back when Navarro had a soul.

Too bad it only sounds like a one-off at this point. Hope they tour and/or put out another record.

/actually liked Strays

The Godlike Genius Award sounds like something I would be eligible for.

MEH

1991? i was 10. but i watched mtv religiously.

/had a weird crush on jesse camp.

Yes Please!!!

Saw them in 91 in New Orleans, Pearl Jam opened for them. It was just after 10 came out. Great show.

Client No. 9: Hey Rent Party Iguana's was the BEST place for a show, missed JA there but saw The Ramones, The Damned, Primus, Psychic TV, Firehose, Iggy Pop, Nirvana, and others, god that place rocked.

Amen brother. At the Social D show, some dude got hit in the head with a pipe after getting all bad ass on some locals. They dragged his bleeding, unconscious self over the border.

It was awesome.

Eric Avery is the secret ingredient to the Jane's recipe. Murky, moody, ambivalent. Often imitated, never equalled.

NutureMyPig: Eric Avery is the secret ingredient to the Jane's recipe. Murky, moody, ambivalent. Often imitated, never equalled.

listening to his album now. A little overproduced, but I always thought it would've been interesting had JA continued as a 3-piece without Perry. Eric probably could've taken over vocally.

FeedTheCollapse:

Good. Everything they've [ever] released without him has sucked

FTFY

Fairy Farrell sucks.

Eric Avery?

Praising Eric Avery's musicianship is like praising McDonald's cuisine. He's definitely the Ringo of JA.

Sure, they put out two good albums and an EP with him, and have never been as good without, but that's mostly due to Fairy Peril being a one (maybe two) trick pony and running out of interesting ideas.

socalnewwaver: this is all kinds of awesome. in celebration, here's^ the (marginally nsfw) video for mountain song.

Another video from the same period Rock n Roll/Sympathy for the Devil (pops)

sayntfuu

Didn't like their version. Give me the rolling stones version anyday.

/that being said, Three Days is still the best song ever

TheSurgeon: Saw them in 91 in New Orleans, Pearl Jam opened for them. It was just after 10 came out. Great show.

holy shiat that would have been awesome

YAY! Eric Avery is one of the bassist I wish I could play like. Flea's good, but not near the same type. I'd almost sell a nut to got to this!!!!

Client No. 9: In a statement from Avery, the bass player explains, "I've chosen to reject the prospects of reuniting in the past for personal and philosophical reasons.
"I have always considered reunions to be a way to make a quick buck, and it sells short my own experience of it the first time around.
"The reason I started to even consider this is because it's honouring the past instead of trying to recreate it."

Translation: I need the money

Ding ding ding ding ding ding..... we have a winnar!!!

FeedTheCollapse:
listening to his album now. A little overproduced, but I always thought it would've been interesting had JA continued as a 3-piece without Perry. Eric probably could've taken over vocally.


Deconstruction. As close as you're gonna get...

Stop!

Hell has frozen over.