In October 1990, when Jane's Addiction performed "Then She Did" live in Milan, they were at a significant point in their career, having recently released their seminal album "Nothing's Shocking" in August of that same year. This album marked a critical moment for the band, as it helped to define the alternative rock sound of the early '90s and solidified their place in the music scene. Additionally, "Nothing's Shocking" was notable for its controversial cover art and explicit content, which further sparked conversation around the band. The Milan performance captures them in their prime, showcasing their raw energy and charisma, attributes that were instrumental in their rise to fame. This live recording also demonstrates the band's unique blend of hard rock and avant-garde elements, a hallmark of their style that would influence many artists in the years to come.