Aint No Right

kv wrote:like i already said i didn't know you were the sites news guy so carry on my bad

Well, neither did I. Live and learn...

do you just look up reviews all day? just wondering for me reviews are only for something i have yet to see/hear/taste myself...once you've had it, who cares what anyone else has to say? It really isn't that huge effort to google up the reviews pal... and while you're not interested in reading them...

IGN Review: Jane's Addiction - The Great Escape Artist 19 October 2011 La Rockers Trade Sharp Edged Rock for Melodic Cool on Fourth Album Los Angeles rockers, Jane's Addiction's searing, experimental blend of hard rock and funk has been described in many ways, but boring has never been synonymous w...

dave's bad place and freaky new tattoos and crying during recording were cause of pot and beer? No, Dave was definitely using again. But isn't Perry clean these days? And I'm sure Stephen pretty much always was. I thought we were talking about writing lyrics (Perry), not the actual music (Dave)...?...

Essence_Smith wrote:People care too much about what other people think...

No denying that.

Tyler Durden wrote:TGEA has 14 reviews; Strays has 19. I don't think it's an unfair comparison.

Well, there's no denying that Strays was in general better reviewed than TGEA but considering that RHCP's I'm with You has 35 reviews the rating for TGEA isn't nowhere near the final figure at the moment.

Larry B. wrote:

That's um...

Kajicat wrote:Thanks for letting us know it's for 'The Great Escape Artist', out now.

Thank YouTube, not me. It's a copy/paste you see...

On Metacritic, Strays has 75...while TGEA currently has 45. Ouch. :lol: There's only a handful of reviews for TGEA there at the moment so it's hardly the correct rating yet... Also RHCP's latest (crap of an) album has only 63 and many of those critics gave TGEA a better rating than they gave to I'm...

Soundspike Review: Jane's Addiction - The Great Escape Artist 18 October 2011 The First Completely Listenable Album from Jane's Addiction in More Than 20 Years. Don't be fooled by the eight years between albums: like the green-kissed rebirth dance of spring eternal, or the stubborn persistence of b...

Metro Review: Jane's Addiction - The Great Escape Artist 14 October 2011 Jane's Addiction's The Great Escape Artist Swells with Confidence Jane's Addiction provide a confident and adventurous example of what rock music should be as The Great Escape Artist album sounds just as good as their edgy deb...

WNCT Review: Jane's Addiction - The Great Escape Artist 19 October 2011 Jane's Addiction's "Great Escape Artist" Is Musical Magic It's back to the record store once again. And this time, it's for a brand new album from one of the most creative and underrated bands in the entire music industry. Toda...

Consequence of Sound Review: Jane's Addiction - The Great Escape Artist 19 October 2011 Jane’s Addiction have always been a bit different. Actually, a lot different. That’s what made their last “comeback” album, 2003’s Strays, somewhat disappointing (though better than expected with 13 years of stu...

Loudwire Review: Jane's Addiction - The Great Escape Artist 18 October 2011 Jane’s Addiction have been called many things since forming in Los Angeles way back in 1985, but prolific is not one of them. Over the course of a quarter-century, Jane’s have managed to release a grand total of just four s...

Jane's Addiction - About 'The Great Escape Artist'
18 October 2011

An additional look at the band's recording process and the album cover concept for the brand new album 'The Great Escape Artist', out now.



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hqZ0VjGNxv8

The Wrap Review: Jane's Addiction - The Great Escape Artist 18 October 2011 Jane's Addiction Sounds Like Second-Tier U2 in 'Escape Artist' Here’s one way to cure fan addiction: Make ‘em wait eight years between releases, then return with an album as competent and forgettable as “The Great Escape Ar...

The Burg Review: Jane's Addiction - The Great Escape Artist 18 October 2011 Jane's Addiction find new artistic life on "The Great Escape Artist" "I’m a hustler/I’ll never give up the underground," sings Perry Farrell in his patented snarling croon at the start of "Underground," the opening track of...

Larry B. wrote:

cursed male wrote: Stephen Hopkins’ drums prove as tribal as ever

How did I miss that...

With the new RHCP album being as painfully bad as it is the answer to the question is very easy... Jane's.

kv wrote:

Artemis wrote:

Kajicat wrote:[ Freaky Styley

my fave.
still sounds good to me after so many years.

hell yeah!

Times 4!

Ultimate Classic Rock Review: Jane's Addiction - The Great Escape Artist 18 October 2011 Jane’s Addiction end an eight year absence from the record making game with ‘The Great Escape Artist,’ an album surprisingly light on guitars that instead finds the band dabbling in electronic-influenced altern...

Los Angeles Times Review: Jane's Addiction - The Great Escape Artist 18 October 2011 “You know, we’ve become a big business,” Perry Farrell notes in his distinctive caterwaul on “Irresistible Force (Met the Immovable Object),” a song on the fourth full-length release from Jane’s Addiction. It’s a r...

Stone Roses reunion - Liveblog 18 October 2011 Follow the press conference as it happens http://www.nme.com/images/gallery/StoneRosesPressConferenceNMECMA181011.jpg "So it's official: there will be two shows at Manchester's Heaton Park on June 29th and 30th, followed by a world tour. And the best b...

Listening to BBC 5 on iTunes. The band will be announcing their reunion in about 20 minutes...

Picnic at Hanging Rock (1975) "Picnic at Hanging Rock is a film directed by Peter Weir (Gallipoli, The Year of Living Dangerously, Witness, The Mosquito Coast, Dead Poets Society). The film relates the story of the disappearance of several schoolgirls and their teacher during a picnic to Hanging Ro...