Jane's Addiction. Troubled. Strange. Challenging. Possibly one of the greatest and most influential bands of all time, seemingly all by accident, or at least Jason seems to think so. Jane's seems to just make Jeremy mad, which is arguably a big part of the point. Listen in as we discuss the origin of Jane's Addiction, their troubled history, and their legacy.
Related:
Recommended Record: Nothing's Shocking [spotify]
Book: Whores: An Oral History Of Jane's Addiction [amazon]
Video: Jane Says (1997 Relapse Tour) [vimeo]
Documentary: Three Days [vimeo]
Related Artists/Albums:
Porno For Pyros - Good God's Urge [spotify]
Perry Farrell - Song Yet To Be Sung [spotify]
Red Hot Chili Peppers - One Hot Minute [spotify]
Eric Avery - Life.Time. [spotify]
Dave Navarro - Trust No One [spotify]
More:
Book: Dont Try This At Home: A Year In The Life Of Dave Navarro [amazon]
Film: Mourning Son [imdb]
Fan Site: janesaddiction.org
Instagrams: Jane's Addiction Perry Farrell Eric Avery Stephen Perkins Dave Navarro
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