It’s fun to watch how effortless Navarro seems to be able to play this song live. When I’ve seen him do it, he’s got a big smile on his face, shirtless, while he stares at the audience and casually walks around the stage. Too cool.
@@thecentralscrutinizer5730 When someone comments about Dave Navarro and you reply with a random comment about Eric Avery instead of starting your own thread…
30 years later and I still can't believe this was only one song. 3 Days and Then She Did are likely the two best songs, back to back, on any album, ever.
YES. It is the perfect companion to this, both musically and lyrically (and real life circumstances) An absolutely amazing peak that few bands come close too
yes! then she did is my favourite ever song. I watched JA live at Birmingham Hummingbird in 1990 age 17 . . . I was blown away. Still never been to a better concert
Welcome to 1990. This album was light-years ahead of its time when it dropped. The “B Side” of this album forever put Jane’s Addiction in a league of their own.
Jane's Addiction take me back to my acid/mushroom days. 3 days is magical. The whole album is. Still in my top 10 records. Ethereal, wistful sublime. ♥️
I remember giving my girlfriend at the time acid for her first trip, and she was kinda freaking out until I put on Three Days, and really the whole second side of Ritual.
Same here! This music takes me RIGHT BACK to my younger days living in a paradise of beauty taking acid and shrooms regularly. This music is so different, and I love it! Raw - totally RAW! Good times!!!
This song is EPIC !!! Kel is totally correct. The pop hits are "never" their best/ greatest hits . Dave Navarro is one of the greatest guitar players of our generation. This song is exactly a roller coaster of feelings. This is one of those records that some bands never achieve. From the first song to the last song a record that you push pay and let it go and never be disappointed.
'Been Caught Stealing' is the worst possible representation of what this band was, and what they accomplished. Hated that song. Give me anything else on that album, or the first two.
As a guitar junkie and pretender for years now, and the years go by and all the great guitarists I love settle into my own rankings and heart felt appreciation, love and respect... Navarro, since 88, one of my favorite players ever, keeps steadily rising to the top handful of guys who's feel, chops, phrasing, melodies, for me personally....damn,..I can't find anything I don't simply enjoy hearing over and over..... As I get old and remember being 23, 35+y ago, and Jane's just exploding thru 86-90 in LA and then globally, ..having listened to them thousands and thousands of times back then and then rememberign the pure joy of 'rediscovering' them all over again every 4-5 years, everything they did in that short time was legendary. Rock Fuckin Solid . It all holds up 35y later like the fuckin rock of Gibraltar, Half dome, Mt. Everest.... I am so thankful to have seen that all happen live, to have been a part of it and to have these amazing memories of the time a bunch of kids from the valley and the streets of LA like us, locked in to each other and made music history. So Fucking Good.
other than Mountain song, and jane says, and been caught stealing. all great songs! but it's music. some songs just don't do it for some people, and we all have our likes and dislikes. I do admit this is my alltime favorite song! but mountain song, ocean size, and and she did are also my favorites.
Great stuff guys. Jane's was about 10 years ahead of their time. "Ocean Size" is timeless and is a great representation of Jane's. Then you gotta listen to "Ted Just Admit It" and one of their best is "Then She Did". In general, many of Jane's songs are build up and very climatic. Few vocalists are as passionate as Perry is. Not the most beautiful sounding singers, but the passion he delivers is top notch.
Ryan, I just not 3 minutes ago said the exact same 10yrs ahead of their time. I got a huge music store poster of Nothing Shocking from a mgr I was cool with.
Definitely check out our first few videos or at least videos from the first week of shooting because it will give you a decent idea of why this channel came into existence and what we are up to and why there’s a guitar in the background and all the other details that sometimes leave people curious. Again, thank you so much for being here and we look forward to hearing from you more. If you have any suggestions for us, please use the hashtags so they are easily recognized. Rich.
this song to me goes hand in hand with "Then She Did" from the same album. The lyrics stand-alone on this release (the lyrics were included) are very interesting and without music you would wonder how they put them to music.
Jane's Addiction are one of the best! I used to play their 1st 3 albums over & over. College 1993/4. Nothing's Shocking is a better album imo. It always reminds me of this girl that never was for me. Friends only. At a time and place. I hope all the best for her. Fond memories.
I remember buying this album my freshman year in high school, the day it came out, and being utterly blown away by this song. Still gives me chills. Watching Kel's smile get gradually bigger and bigger over the course of the song made it even better.
Omg, I saw this years ago (this video, not the song) and I adored it then, and I adore it more now. This couple is goddammed delightful. I just so enjoyed watching them enjoy this, and I could really see their appreciation of every little thing happening in this song, and there's a lot. My all time favorite band, and my all-time favorite song from Jane's. This song is so Zeppelin style, and it's like sex. Starts off slowly, maybe even fumbles a touch, then you get the rythm. Once those drums come in, it's ON. Then it speeds up down the road a bit, then a little explosion of...guitar. Then is slows down again (because not yet!), but it keeps that rythm. And then it slows down one more more, to let you catch your breath, and then really explodes. Or maybe that's just what I hear. 😊
“Just shut your mouth and eat it”... a fantastic way to see everything :) Thanks for another real, and raw reaction. It’s a treat to watch you both enjoy the music. I hadn’t heard this song for 20 years, but wow... a work of art. Passion and talent combined.
Love your faces at 10:26. That ethereal break is the most beautiful part of the song (in my own opinion). Awesome reaction and words for this classic. Jane's Addiction forever.
I remember seeing them play this live in '97. The psychedelic production, the dancers, the whole mood was magical. Amazing song. Still takes me back to that time.
I really enjoyed your reaction to this song. Jane's Addiction is one of the top 3 favorites of mine. Been listening to them since 1990 when I first saw their video shown on MTV Been Caught Stealing and I was hooked. Got to see them live in 1997 and they were still killing it. Their older material is other worldly and their newer material is good but not as good as the old. The entire album Nothings Shocking is by itself perfect. So glad you two reacted to this and I hope you'll do more Jane's in the future.
Nearly 30 years of playing this song and I still get eargasms every time I hear it. Three Days is the greatest song to have ever been written in the history of music, in any genre. It is a sublime masterpiece.
Great stuff guys, Love your reaction videos and Janes Addiction is such a cool band. My favourite from them is #painintheask Just Because....amazing tune and cheers!
Your internal desert dialogue was brilliant & funny. Another wonderfully honest & appreciated review! I'm not a big Jane's fan but have always loved this song, Mountain Song, & Jane Says.
Stretch Armstrong! I got the reference, Rich...I had one as a kid - lol. Love Jane's Addiction, and this song/album in particular. Glad you both enjoyed it - great reaction!
the channel rocks guys! Would absolutely love to see more Jane's Addiction reactions. #Songs -> #SummertimeRolls #ThenSheDid #Ofcourse #ClassicGirl #JaneSays #Stop #OceanSize
Three days was my teens! I was at the first Lalapalooza and saw them again in 1998. Then I got married. Lol Perry did DJ work throughout as Perez. Old School fan here! I saw him here and there.
The wife's initial frown to a then knowing smile kills this. She gets it. SHE GETS THE SONG! All about Perkins tribal drumming. Greatest song ever? Tied with The Clash - White Man In Hammersmith Palais.
witnessed JA in 1989, late encore was "Chip Away" & "Jane Says" for us 20 or so remaining fans, bliss...love Kel's facial expressions during the musical transitions, spiritual exploration is the best.
My observation; the solo sounds like a conversation of 2 Melodies & by the time the solo came in both of you were in that conversation with each other. Song is art to me ,There’s nothing like it.
This made me smile. I remember when J'sA started. I liked their punk sensibility. Couldn't listen to them all day, but can definitely mix them in..... #Painintheask Riverside Escalator Shrine
Hi, I made it to the end of the video. Here because I went down a Janes Addiction rabbit hole. Amazing you guys were just discovering them, I think they were largely to blame for the death of Hair Metal outside of GnRs overwhelming murder of it. I was at the first Lollapalooza, Janes Addiction was life changing.
HOLY SHIT! Thanks! I legit smiled and screamed when I saw this lol. I love this song and am so glad someone reacted to it! #painintheask More Jane's Addiction: Ted Just Admit It or Summertime Rolls Don't do Jane Says because it's kinda boring. It's literally the same thing for 3 minutes. Don't get me wrong it's a good song but gets very repetitive. As for Motley Crue, Starry Eyes is amazing!
Or Pigs In Zen...I actually prefer that whole album to what they later produced; just a cool vibe between Avery's bass and Navarro's guitar. OT: I found it quite perplexing when RHCP picked up Navarro to replace Frusciante , considering Navarro's heroin-drenched guitar style from Jane's was so wildly different from the Chili Peppers' sound at the time...was, "Huh? What are they thinking?" LOL I really like Starry Eyes...catch a little flak for it sometimes. From that same album I also like Red Hot, Take Me to the Top and C'mon and Dance.
@@jeffreyboyer3714 I actually think he was a fantastic pick and One Hot Minute is one of my favourite RHCP albums. And as always the B sides were even better than the actual album. Listen to the songs Stretch, Bob and Melancholy Mechanics. Killer! And Too Fast For Love is my favourite Crue album, I'm not their biggest fan but I really like the first 2. Also, Red Hot is from their 2nd album :)
@@Walamonga1313 Oh don't get me wrong, he worked out well...I just remember thinking at the time of selection to replace Frusciante, it seemed a strange choice given Navarro's style vs. RHCP precedent to that point in time; funnily enough, if I had known better Frusciante's work prior to RHCP, I probably would have thought the same when he replaced the late Slovak, LOL I just hadn't heard Frusciante's stuff before that, so was unaware and he fell in nicely, able to pick up Slovak's frenetic style quite well. Of course, like most bands that endure to longevity, RHCP's music evolved to a different sound than they first introduced us in their first albums; undoubtedly due to the new influences as they progressed. And yes, you are correct about Red Hot...my fuzzy memory somehow pushed that song backward an album. My age catching up to me, maybe? LOL Thanks for the catch :)
My favorite Jane's Addiction song. Incredibly underrated. Awesome that y'all reacted to this epic song. Several songs to check out; Summertime rolls. Obvious. Jane says. Classic girl.
HAHAHA she looks so confused and serious in the beginning but it wears her down by the end and she's feeling it pretty hard, that's a pretty solid reaction :)
Your 1st comment at the end of the song was spot on! “What a ride.” You can totally feel this song. Stephen Perkins drumming is mesmerizing. Dave Navarro is an amazing guitarist! Nobody played bass like Eric Avery…I mean that’s why flea had to step in when he left!
My all time favorite Jane’s A song. Takes you on such a wondrous sonic journey that you have no idea where it’s going...but the trip is absolutely worth it.
Oh man, you guys have to listen to their albums “nothing’s shocking” and “ritual de lo habitual”. They’re both masterpieces and defined a genre. Truly important albums.
I've subbed because this is arguably my fave song ever ,(Erotic Jesus,lay with his Marys.) Best line ever except Bowie, "put on you're red shoes and dance the blues." Both genius but '80s Jane's were more sleazy! ♥️🏴 This might of been1990
Songs on the radio are largely chosen for their catchiness and time (no longer than a certain length). Songs where you can expect what the next best is going to be, where you know where the song is going, are prioritized. Those kinds of songs are comforting, which is another prized feeing.
So a threesome love, Perry/Xiola/Casey, and you think Eric wrote the song, no? Let me guess.. wrote this song all alone, no?... Including the personnal introduction poem, no? Maybe he was silently in some of the room's corner, seeing all, just to write the song...
Excellent band and song. Anything from "Nothing's Shocking" and "Ritual De La Habitual" is great. #JanesAddiction "Ted, Just Admit It" or "Summertime Rolls" Houma, LA USA
Jeez, This is their best ever song, once it gets started at ="and the lights were 1", then it turns completely tribal, its just brilliant, i would put it up with, & compare it to Zeppelins, "4 sticks", & Robert Plant,s "another tribe", it,s in that bracket, Fantastic.
I know this is ancient by internet standards but Dave Navarro, the lead guitar, eventually ended up with RHCP for a bit. And check out the song Jane Says if you haven't already. There's two versions.
Jane's addiction . Always so enjoyable. Tribal . Might I suggest mother love bone . Anything by them , but definitely the song Chloe dancer/crown of thorns. RIP Andrew wood.
Hey guys...great JA review. What a phenomenal band!! You should give Hum a try. Another band of the era with brutally heavy guitars, yet exquisite melodies, and hypnotic vocals. Their album Downward is Heavenward is a forgotten classic.
15:45 - I think pop music carried forward from any time period cuts off the top and bottom and keeps the mid, not because it's what everyone loves but it's the most likely to draw people in who'd buy an advertised product.
Perry explained the name of the album. It's about peoples rituals like when listening to this album. This was in their heroin addict days. They got their band name from Perrys housekeeper Jane Banter who was addicted to heroin . RIP Xiola Blue
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It’s fun to watch how effortless Navarro seems to be able to play this song live. When I’ve seen him do it, he’s got a big smile on his face, shirtless, while he stares at the audience and casually walks around the stage. Too cool.
Eric doesn't get enough credit. He does an incredible job
@@thecentralscrutinizer5730 When someone comments about Dave Navarro and you reply with a random comment about Eric Avery instead of starting your own thread…
One of my favourite rock songs. Brilliant guitar playing by Dave Navarro
The original wasn't done by Navarro.Look at a video (Milan 1990) and the lead is a dude with heaps of hair......
@@timothyevans7383 yeah, that's Dave
@@timothyevans7383 lols
30 years later and I still can't believe this was only one song.
3 Days and Then She Did are likely the two best songs, back to back, on any album, ever.
YES. It is the perfect companion to this, both musically and lyrically (and real life circumstances) An absolutely amazing peak that few bands come close too
It is a great back to back ur right
yes! then she did is my favourite ever song. I watched JA live at Birmingham Hummingbird in 1990 age 17 . . . I was blown away. Still never been to a better concert
The video lyrics are wrong, it's erotic Jesus, not neurotic Jesus
I wish I could hear this whole album again for the first time. And Nothings Shocking.
Welcome to 1990. This album was light-years ahead of its time when it dropped. The “B Side” of this album forever put Jane’s Addiction in a league of their own.
Their first two albums are legendary.
This whole album goes great with a head full of acid.
GREAT ALBUM!
@C. Will Harden You are correct, Sir! Even better was trippin balls while in the audience seeing them play live... Lollapalooza!!!
Man. I swear, I wore out the nothing's shocking CD. That entire CD is absolutely incredible.
Ted, Just Admit It is by far my favourite but the whole album is damn good!
Same here. By far my favorite album by Jane's Addiction.
Mmmmme too.
Wish I could say the same.....I bought it on cassette, four times.
I don't care what anyone says, Jane was better than almost all of the big 90's bands(which I love too).
Brings back memories from the 90s. Beautiful melody and composition.
Jane's Addiction take me back to my acid/mushroom days. 3 days is magical. The whole album is. Still in my top 10 records. Ethereal, wistful sublime. ♥️
I remember giving my girlfriend at the time acid for her first trip, and she was kinda freaking out until I put on Three Days, and really the whole second side of Ritual.
Same here! This music takes me RIGHT BACK to my younger days living in a paradise of beauty taking acid and shrooms regularly. This music is so different, and I love it! Raw - totally RAW! Good times!!!
@@danwest9900 it still sounds like it could come out today, or 5 years from now.
I'm eating a pizza w/mushrooms 🍕
because you've got ears. word from '91
This song is EPIC !!! Kel is totally correct. The pop hits are "never" their best/ greatest hits . Dave Navarro is one of the greatest guitar players of our generation. This song is exactly a roller coaster of feelings. This is one of those records that some bands never achieve. From the first song to the last song a record that you push pay and let it go and never be disappointed.
'Been Caught Stealing' is the worst possible representation of what this band was, and what they accomplished. Hated that song. Give me anything else on that album, or the first two.
As a guitar junkie and pretender for years now, and the years go by and all the great guitarists I love settle into my own rankings and heart felt appreciation, love and respect... Navarro, since 88, one of my favorite players ever, keeps steadily rising to the top handful of guys who's feel, chops, phrasing, melodies, for me personally....damn,..I can't find anything I don't simply enjoy hearing over and over.....
As I get old and remember being 23, 35+y ago, and Jane's just exploding thru 86-90 in LA and then globally, ..having listened to them thousands and thousands of times back then and then rememberign the pure joy of 'rediscovering' them all over again every 4-5 years, everything they did in that short time was legendary. Rock Fuckin Solid . It all holds up 35y later like the fuckin rock of Gibraltar, Half dome, Mt. Everest....
I am so thankful to have seen that all happen live, to have been a part of it and to have these amazing memories of the time a bunch of kids from the valley and the streets of LA like us, locked in to each other and made music history.
So Fucking Good.
other than Mountain song, and jane says, and been caught stealing. all great songs! but it's music. some songs just don't do it for some people, and we all have our likes and dislikes. I do admit this is my alltime favorite song! but mountain song, ocean size, and and she did are also my favorites.
#painintheask
Jane's Addiction - Summertime Rolls
Yes! Way better than Jane Says.
Oh hellz yeah.
YES!! First Lalapalooza in Chicago. Massive crowd, lots of hallucinationagenics, great time!
This is their Kashmir.
Great stuff guys. Jane's was about 10 years ahead of their time. "Ocean Size" is timeless and is a great representation of Jane's. Then you gotta listen to "Ted Just Admit It" and one of their best is "Then She Did". In general, many of Jane's songs are build up and very climatic. Few vocalists are as passionate as Perry is. Not the most beautiful sounding singers, but the passion he delivers is top notch.
that's a top notch JA trio
Ryan, I just not 3 minutes ago said the exact same 10yrs ahead of their time. I got a huge music store poster of Nothing Shocking from a mgr I was cool with.
They were far better than most of the bands that became huge in the 90's.
Stumbled across this channel tonight. Think I'll hang out here for awhile.
Oh, Pigs in Zen the live version.
Definitely check out our first few videos or at least videos from the first week of shooting because it will give you a decent idea of why this channel came into existence and what we are up to and why there’s a guitar in the background and all the other details that sometimes leave people curious. Again, thank you so much for being here and we look forward to hearing from you more. If you have any suggestions for us, please use the hashtags so they are easily recognized. Rich.
I get the same look on my face every time I've listen to this for the past 30 years
" ..Of Course," has to be the greatest song from that album, in my humble opinion!
Agreed!
Wow. Really? I mean , I love it,but the best in the album...
this song to me goes hand in hand with "Then She Did" from the same album. The lyrics stand-alone on this release (the lyrics were included) are very interesting and without music you would wonder how they put them to music.
The two best songs on this album!
ok, old video but I wanted to comment, I'm a bit older 1974 baby...but seeing Jane's addiction in 1990 changed me...magical
Jane's Addiction are one of the best! I used to play their 1st 3 albums over & over. College 1993/4. Nothing's Shocking is a better album imo. It always reminds me of this girl that never was for me. Friends only. At a time and place. I hope all the best for her. Fond memories.
I remember buying this album my freshman year in high school, the day it came out, and being utterly blown away by this song. Still gives me chills. Watching Kel's smile get gradually bigger and bigger over the course of the song made it even better.
My favorite song omg!!!! I love how y'alls eyebrows go up like mine do 😆 it makes me get goose bumps when I listen to it
This is their best song in my opinion. Discovering these guys as a kid was a religious experience
Dave Navarro gets a lot of crap but he shreds
No he does not. What a joke.
I never understood that either, he got a lot of hate from RHCP fans, but it wasn't his fault fucking Frusciante quit the band.
Yeah alright u clown
"Joe Schmo" yer name says it all....
I've got him right next to SRV in my favorite guitarists.....
Omg, I saw this years ago (this video, not the song) and I adored it then, and I adore it more now. This couple is goddammed delightful. I just so enjoyed watching them enjoy this, and I could really see their appreciation of every little thing happening in this song, and there's a lot. My all time favorite band, and my all-time favorite song from Jane's. This song is so Zeppelin style, and it's like sex. Starts off slowly, maybe even fumbles a touch, then you get the rythm. Once those drums come in, it's ON. Then it speeds up down the road a bit, then a little explosion of...guitar. Then is slows down again (because not yet!), but it keeps that rythm. And then it slows down one more more, to let you catch your breath, and then really explodes.
Or maybe that's just what I hear. 😊
“Just shut your mouth and eat it”... a fantastic way to see everything :) Thanks for another real, and raw reaction. It’s a treat to watch you both enjoy the music. I hadn’t heard this song for 20 years, but wow... a work of art. Passion and talent combined.
Love your faces at 10:26. That ethereal break is the most beautiful part of the song (in my own opinion). Awesome reaction and words for this classic. Jane's Addiction forever.
Yeah it is.
I remember seeing them play this live in '97. The psychedelic production, the dancers, the whole mood was magical. Amazing song. Still takes me back to that time.
I really enjoyed your reaction to this song. Jane's Addiction is one of the top 3 favorites of mine. Been listening to them since 1990 when I first saw their video shown on MTV Been Caught Stealing and I was hooked. Got to see them live in 1997 and they were still killing it. Their older material is other worldly and their newer material is good but not as good as the old. The entire album Nothings Shocking is by itself perfect.
So glad you two reacted to this and I hope you'll do more Jane's in the future.
Only played one time in studio. This is the original track.
Nearly 30 years of playing this song and I still get eargasms every time I hear it. Three Days is the greatest song to have ever been written in the history of music, in any genre. It is a sublime masterpiece.
You are not wrong...............
So what you’re saying, if I’m understanding you correctly , is you like this song?
@@jzeke1712 Just a little bit, yes. :P
You're not wrong....................
I love how you can see when the song starts winning her over...
Thus Song is a Masterpiece! Got to see them do it Live! I need to go back and listen to all there albums again!
Great stuff guys, Love your reaction videos and Janes Addiction is such a cool band. My favourite from them is #painintheask Just Because....amazing tune and cheers!
I loved watching Christians listening to this , I once drove from Victoria in Australia to Queensland 3 day trip listening to this
Kel's facial reactions to this one is beyond golden.......
If I'm ever in a relationship when my partner looks at me the way you guys look at each other, I'll be so happy
Your internal desert dialogue was brilliant & funny. Another wonderfully honest & appreciated review! I'm not a big Jane's fan but have always loved this song, Mountain Song, & Jane Says.
What’s most amazing is that they did this song on one take.
Great song!!!!!! Took me back to the day!!! :)
the furough of her brow tells you how she's either enjoying , terrified by or intrigued by what she is hearing 😀
Stretch Armstrong! I got the reference, Rich...I had one as a kid - lol. Love Jane's Addiction, and this song/album in particular. Glad you both enjoyed it - great reaction!
the channel rocks guys! Would absolutely love to see more Jane's Addiction reactions. #Songs -> #SummertimeRolls #ThenSheDid #Ofcourse #ClassicGirl #JaneSays #Stop #OceanSize
One of the greatest songs ever. Thanks for the Reaction
Janes Addiction created a lot of INCREDIBLE music!
Three days was my teens! I was at the first Lalapalooza and saw them again in 1998. Then I got married. Lol Perry did DJ work throughout as Perez. Old School fan here! I saw him here and there.
The wife's initial frown to a then knowing smile kills this. She gets it. SHE GETS THE SONG! All about Perkins tribal drumming. Greatest song ever? Tied with The Clash - White Man In Hammersmith Palais.
witnessed JA in 1989, late encore was "Chip Away" & "Jane Says" for us 20 or so remaining fans, bliss...love Kel's facial expressions during the musical transitions, spiritual exploration is the best.
My observation; the solo sounds like a conversation of 2 Melodies & by the time the solo came in both of you were in that conversation with each other. Song is art to me ,There’s nothing like it.
This made me smile. I remember when J'sA started. I liked their punk sensibility. Couldn't listen to them all day, but can definitely mix them in.....
#Painintheask Riverside Escalator Shrine
Love,Fear and The Time Machine is the best! That whole album is great.
Hi, I made it to the end of the video. Here because I went down a Janes Addiction rabbit hole. Amazing you guys were just discovering them, I think they were largely to blame for the death of Hair Metal outside of GnRs overwhelming murder of it. I was at the first Lollapalooza, Janes Addiction was life changing.
I've grown to become a fan of this when I got older and was cool to hear it live last Oct
I literally broke the cassette..and had to do surgery on it
HOLY SHIT! Thanks! I legit smiled and screamed when I saw this lol. I love this song and am so glad someone reacted to it!
#painintheask More Jane's Addiction: Ted Just Admit It or Summertime Rolls
Don't do Jane Says because it's kinda boring. It's literally the same thing for 3 minutes. Don't get me wrong it's a good song but gets very repetitive. As for Motley Crue, Starry Eyes is amazing!
Or Pigs In Zen...I actually prefer that whole album to what they later produced; just a cool vibe between Avery's bass and Navarro's guitar. OT: I found it quite perplexing when RHCP picked up Navarro to replace Frusciante , considering Navarro's heroin-drenched guitar style from Jane's was so wildly different from the Chili Peppers' sound at the time...was, "Huh? What are they thinking?" LOL
I really like Starry Eyes...catch a little flak for it sometimes. From that same album I also like Red Hot, Take Me to the Top and C'mon and Dance.
@@jeffreyboyer3714 I actually think he was a fantastic pick and One Hot Minute is one of my favourite RHCP albums. And as always the B sides were even better than the actual album. Listen to the songs Stretch, Bob and Melancholy Mechanics. Killer! And Too Fast For Love is my favourite Crue album, I'm not their biggest fan but I really like the first 2. Also, Red Hot is from their 2nd album :)
@@Walamonga1313 Oh don't get me wrong, he worked out well...I just remember thinking at the time of selection to replace Frusciante, it seemed a strange choice given Navarro's style vs. RHCP precedent to that point in time; funnily enough, if I had known better Frusciante's work prior to RHCP, I probably would have thought the same when he replaced the late Slovak, LOL I just hadn't heard Frusciante's stuff before that, so was unaware and he fell in nicely, able to pick up Slovak's frenetic style quite well. Of course, like most bands that endure to longevity, RHCP's music evolved to a different sound than they first introduced us in their first albums; undoubtedly due to the new influences as they progressed.
And yes, you are correct about Red Hot...my fuzzy memory somehow pushed that song backward an album. My age catching up to me, maybe? LOL Thanks for the catch :)
My favorite Jane's Addiction song. Incredibly underrated. Awesome that y'all reacted to this epic song. Several songs to check out; Summertime rolls. Obvious. Jane says. Classic girl.
5:10...she starts to get the whole of it. One of the greatest songs of all time.
Starts getting that little grin.
This may be the best. Song. In. The. World. That's saying a lot coming from me too 😂
Saw Zepplin in 76 and this cd is in my collection and been played as much as the Zep just a classic to have!
HAHAHA she looks so confused and serious in the beginning but it wears her down by the end and she's feeling it pretty hard, that's a pretty solid reaction :)
Yes! Awesome song.
Dave Navarro is awesome... I love the rifts he plays for us in every song....
Your 1st comment at the end of the song was spot on! “What a ride.” You can totally feel this song. Stephen Perkins drumming is mesmerizing. Dave Navarro is an amazing guitarist! Nobody played bass like Eric Avery…I mean that’s why flea had to step in when he left!
My all time favorite Jane’s A song. Takes you on such a wondrous sonic journey that you have no idea where it’s going...but the trip is absolutely worth it.
Oh man, you guys have to listen to their albums “nothing’s shocking” and “ritual de lo habitual”. They’re both masterpieces and defined a genre. Truly important albums.
Can't ignore their inaugural live E.P. with so many classics including my favorites "I Would for You" and cover of VU's "Rock & Roll"...
I've subbed because this is arguably my fave song ever ,(Erotic Jesus,lay with his Marys.) Best line ever except Bowie, "put on you're red shoes and dance the blues." Both genius but '80s Jane's were more sleazy! ♥️🏴 This might of been1990
Nice to see this one, great song.
Summertime rolls you won't be disappointed for sure
\M/ Ahhh how refreshing their sound is \M/
The song is great, read what the song is about you will really appreciate this song. whole CD is great!!
In 1991 there was no better live band than Jane's Addiction
It is too epic. Listening to this since 1991......
This song always used to remind me of "Kashmir" a little bit.
6:52 the electric violin kicks in......awesome!! just awesome, love this song!!
Songs on the radio are largely chosen for their catchiness and time (no longer than a certain length). Songs where you can expect what the next best is going to be, where you know where the song is going, are prioritized. Those kinds of songs are comforting, which is another prized feeing.
Some of the most epic guitar in the history of rock.
GREAT birthday request. Eric Avery, the bass player, wrote this song; it’s definitely a masterpiece of that LA era.
So a threesome love, Perry/Xiola/Casey, and you think Eric wrote the song, no? Let me guess.. wrote this song all alone, no?...
Including the personnal introduction poem, no?
Maybe he was silently in some of the room's corner, seeing all, just to write the song...
Excellent band and song. Anything from "Nothing's Shocking" and "Ritual De La Habitual" is great. #JanesAddiction "Ted, Just Admit It" or "Summertime Rolls" Houma, LA USA
Probably my favorite from JA... Thanks for the reaction!!!
bad ass song. i remember listening to this in high school.
You should check out Then She Did, another great one by them.
would love more Jane's Addiction 🙏🎶💜 songs -> #ThenSheDid #OfCourse #JaneSays #SummertimeRolls 😊🎶✌
If you've ever had a lover at the end of your hands while listening to this you know.....you definitely know
In my top 20 favorite songs.
Thanks to react on that.
Hey guys I'm really liking your videos. Keep it up
Lmao " I kinda know this dessert:"I liked that whole little revelation.
Good for you two!Try out "Then She Did" tune.awesome band !
Backed up by the ever so beautiful Then She Did...
Jeez, This is their best ever song, once it gets started at ="and the lights were 1", then it turns completely tribal, its just brilliant, i would put it up with, & compare it to Zeppelins, "4 sticks", & Robert Plant,s "another tribe", it,s in that bracket, Fantastic.
I know this is ancient by internet standards but Dave Navarro, the lead guitar, eventually ended up with RHCP for a bit. And check out the song Jane Says if you haven't already. There's two versions.
From what I gather, it's about a weekend long 3-way.....and all the confusion therein....total fuc*ing eargasm...
Truly epic song and album.
I am loving watching you both on this song! It’s like watching a birth!
Jane's addiction . Always so enjoyable. Tribal . Might I suggest mother love bone . Anything by them , but definitely the song Chloe dancer/crown of thorns. RIP Andrew wood.
Hey guys...great JA review. What a phenomenal band!!
You should give Hum a try. Another band of the era with brutally heavy guitars, yet exquisite melodies, and hypnotic vocals. Their album Downward is Heavenward is a forgotten classic.
JA did some really deep shit, most never took the time to listen. They are legendary.
GREATEST.SONG.EVER...PERIOD!
that solo though holy crap terrifying and awesome at once
15:45 - I think pop music carried forward from any time period cuts off the top and bottom and keeps the mid, not because it's what everyone loves but it's the most likely to draw people in who'd buy an advertised product.
Love this album!
Dave Navarro jammin for you Kel
Miss you guys!!!!
Perry explained the name of the album. It's about peoples rituals like when listening to this album. This was in their heroin addict days. They got their band name from Perrys housekeeper Jane Banter who was addicted to heroin . RIP Xiola Blue