Jane’s Addiction

On October 11, 1990, during the live performance in Milan captured in "Three Days," Jane's Addiction was riding high on the success of their seminal album, "Nothing's Shocking," which was released in 1988. This album marked a critical turning point for the band, showcasing their innovative fusion of punk rock and psychedelia, and it played a significant role in the alternative rock movement of the late '80s and early '90s. The Milan concert occurred shortly after the release of their live album "Jane's Addiction," which came out in 1997 and featured live performances from various tours, although the band was still in their early stages of national prominence during the Milan show. An interesting fact related to this period is that the band's theatrical live shows, complete with elaborate stage setups and provocative performances, helped solidify their reputation as pioneers of the alt-rock scene and contributed to their lasting legacy.

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