There was also an added element of pop music in the way of really catchy choruses in songs like “Stop!,” and “Been Caught Stealing.” But there are such other great songs on this album like “Three Days,” “Obvious,” Ain’t No Right,” and “Of Course.” It’s this album that I think persuaded the Red Hot Chili Peppers to ask Dave Navarro to join the band for One Hot Minute (another unsung masterpiece in my humble opinion).
They really experimented with genres mixing in a bit of funk to their vibe. Ritual De Lo Habitual really took a chance in exploring where the band could go. The entire album start to finish is great. Songs like “Mountain Song,” “Had A Dad,” “Ocean Size,” “Pigs In Zen,” “Ted, Just Admit It,” and the ever overplayed “Jane Says,” are all complete standouts. And Stephen Perkins drumming is always right on. Dave Navarro’s guitar playing has always been underrated in my opinion. A good portion of the best songs on the album were written by Eric Avery. There is something truly spectacular about this album. Nothing’s Shocking is their absolute gem in their catalog. During their brief early career, they managed to release two of the most iconic alternative albums ever, Nothing’s Shocking and Ritual De Lo Habitual. Their influence of many genres allowed their music to go beyond the norm. They were such a bright spot for artistic imagination. One of the best bands from the early 90’s alternative scene has to be hands down Jane’s Addiction.
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Posted in Memorable TV Performances and tagged Dave Navarro, Flea, Halloween 1997, Hammerstein Ballroom, Janes Addiction, MTV, Perry Farrell, Stephen Perkins on by audioeclectica. Jane’s Addiction- Hammerstein Ballroom, Halloween 1997 on MTV: The show for MTV was quite the performance and the set list was top notch. Jane’s Addiction would release the Kettle Whistle record which featured new songs “Kettle Whistle” and “So What” both featured Flea on bass, as well as alternate, unreleased and live tracks. This Jane’s reunion would feature Flea on bass instead of Eric Avery. On Halloween in 1997, Jane’s Addiction played a show at New York’s Hammerstein Ballroom. Directed by Les Mayfield, who came to this project from his acclaimed documentary, Hearts of Darkness: A Filmmaker's Apocalypse.Back in the yesteryear when MTV actually played music, they had some pretty amazing shows that were televised. Shore, however, relies on his familiar verbal shtick, and Astin makes a great overgrown puppy pining after a lost girlfriend.
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Fraser, beginning a long movie career playing cartoonish goofballs, works entirely on instinct and earns his laughs. As the grunting newcomer becomes popular with the other kids, Shore and Astin try to bask in his reflected glow.
Fraser plays an unfrozen caveman discovered by a pair of California high school outcasts (Shore and Astin). On the other hand, the film's other leading man is Sean Astin, the earnest star of Rudy, suggesting that Encino Man will have a lot of heart despite its silly premise. On the one hand, it features Pauly Shore, which would seem to define the picture's tone and identity accordingly. Brendan Fraser made his film debut in this 1992 comedy that never quite discovers its audience constituency.
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