Jane’s Addiction

In March 1989, during the vibrant post-punk era, Jane's Addiction was fresh off the release of their groundbreaking album "Nothing's Shocking," which had come out just a few months prior in August 1988. This live recording from the Paramount Theatre in Seattle captures the band at a crucial point in their ascent, showcasing their raw energy and eclectic sound that would soon redefine alternative rock. It's fascinating to note that this performance features fan-favorite tracks like 'Up the Beach' and 'Stop!' that were pivotal in cementing their reputation. The concert embodies the band's chaotic spirit as they navigated both artistic ambition and the pressures of burgeoning fame. Plus, the band's bold stage presence was notoriously incendiary, often leaving audiences mesmerized and wanting more—it's that kind of unpredictability that makes this bootleg a treasure for fans.

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