New lollapalooza doc drops may 21 on paramount +

[erotic cheeses]

I know it's been mentioned but just caught an Instagram post. Just saying..(again)

[Noonesshocking]

There’s a fair amount of Jane’s in the trailer

[MicrowavedGerbil]

Kidsapalooza Documentary

[Hokahey]

There’s a fair amount of Jane’s in the trailer

Yeah I’m pretty excited for this.

[JOEinPHX]

Bump.

This is today.

[drwintercreeper]

First ep is great. Pretty loaded with janes.

[bman]

Just watched all 3 episodes. 1st episode is good with some Perry/Jane's quick footage which I haven't seen before. Was hoping for more Jane's on stage footage from lolla 91 though.

[bman]

But... quickly lost interest with the moving to Chicago era.

[bman]

I was there for 1,2,4, and 7.
This documentary was about a cool fucking idea that turned into money. And not that there's anything wrong with that! Just sucks we get old.

[Hokahey]

Nice to see Perry being celebrated as the icon he is in this. Lollapalooza and to a lesser extent Janes are not just HoF worthy, but history book worthy. They played such a huge role in ushering a cultural revolution that reverberated everywhere.

Hopefully as Perry’s career enters its final arc, it’s one of total redemption and celebration of his and Jane’s importance.

[bman]

Lots of Mark Geiger and some Ted Gardner too featured. Not no Casey for those wondering!

[JOEinPHX]

Been to 10 of these things and goddamnit, that wasn’t long enough to cover it all.

Glad we got something though.

Too many bands sit on tapes and do nothing.

This was good.

Thank you, Perry.

[Diabolik]

It’s really good and of course episodes 1 and 2 are my favorite. I’m shocked they spent as much time on the early traveling years.

Glad the Chicago stuff is like a coda to the story

Episode 1 has really great footage — I think there’s a backstage clip of Perry singing and Dave on a piano

[SR]

First episode did well to illustrate the deep underground roots of the LA scene and how it flourished in small but intense circles. Also JA's innovation that made separation from the norm. Shots of Jane's were just otherworldly. They were my Beatles.

[crater]

As I'm watching this I'm looking back with regrets for checking out after the '92 Lolla. That I let my co-workers at the time influence my decision making. They were meathead jock mostly metal fans that if they weren't my co-workers I'd have nothing to do with them because they were the morons driving around in their big trucks throwing beer cans at me and my friends as we were skating down the streets. Hearing them talk about how they were going in '93 and how I wouldn't enjoy spending hours around people like them, I chose not to go.

Now I wish I would've just sucked it up and went. Screw the Lolla's that came after '94 though.

[bman]

They talked a lot about the very first show in AZ, but failed to mention the Perry/Dave fight lol.

[eye]

We need a legit warts and all Jane’s documentary with Rare footage

[SR]

We need a legit warts and all Jane’s documentary with Rare footage

I agree, but something that touches on their impact too. Reznor and Morello did a good job of putting things in some perspective in the doc. Casey is uniquely qualified to do this. I think she could without torching them, and she might have some yet unseen footage, notes, and recordings and tons of anecdotal info on long since available interviews, video, recordings. Plus her perspective on the relationships with each other, record companies, press, and fans would be fascinating.