There is vocal cord surgery, but could deal with a lower range if could get the pointy nose back. Nose jobs can jack up a voice too.
Looking at Wayne Newton's Botox will scare the hell out of ya. Guess putting botulism under your skin for decades might make you look like an ass clown.
Re: Perry interview
Posted: Sun May 01, 2016 7:13 pm
by CaseyContrarian
Been saying that about nose jobs forever on the boreds. And it's not like it's his first one.
Re: Perry interview
Posted: Tue May 03, 2016 9:15 am
by Tyler Durden
Perry's totally fake face aside, did anyone watch all of this? I don't want to waste 17 mins of my life.
Did Perry talk about a Strays 13th anniversary tour or threaten the world with another theatrical/musical concept that's never going to get made? Did he debut a shitty new EDM track by him and Etty?
Bman?
Re: Perry interview
Posted: Tue May 03, 2016 1:41 pm
by JOEinPHX
Tyler Durden wrote:
Bman?
Bman thinks this is the best thing Perry has ever done.
Re: Perry interview
Posted: Tue May 03, 2016 4:58 pm
by Hokahey
Six7Six7 wrote:
Tyler Durden wrote:
Bman?
Bman thinks this is the best thing Perry has ever done.
Re: Perry interview
Posted: Wed May 04, 2016 2:38 am
by Larry B.
Tyler Durden wrote:Perry's totally fake face aside, did anyone watch all of this? I don't want to waste 17 mins of my life.
Did Perry talk about a Strays 13th anniversary tour or threaten the world with another theatrical/musical concept that's never going to get made? Did he debut a shitty new EDM track by him and Etty?
Bman?
Larry B. wrote:or those who, like me at first, didn't even click on the video:
The first thing the interviewer asks is "what's his secret", because he doesn't seem to age. To which Perry answers "I wish I could tell you it was anything other than pure DNA".
With Etty sitting behind him, of course. Face stuck on her mobile.
He also says he went surfing in Easter Island... which I don't really buy.
Another gem: "I'm more like a jazz singer than a pop singer, in the way that... I don't listen to my old material, so I don't know if I sing it much differently than before."
He also -surprise, surprise- talks about his immerssive musical bullshit. "It is theater and it's music, but it's evolving..."
"My theater is off-Broadway, it's Vegas, so there's gonna be gambling there... food... clubbing... four stages, storylines, dancers..."
Fucking christ on a fucking bicycle, it's pathetic. "I'm excited by creating holograms... [weird pause] holograms..."
2017 is the date, boys and girls. He's got the music written "and the storyline."
Re: Perry interview
Posted: Wed May 04, 2016 11:42 am
by Tyler Durden
Larry B. wrote:
Fucking christ on a fucking bicycle, it's pathetic. "I'm excited by creating holograms... [weird pause] holograms..."
Re: Perry interview
Posted: Tue Jul 12, 2016 1:50 pm
by creep
skip to the 16:00 point in the interview. i love it when he talks about kind heaven. this is a recent interview so he still is holding on to this silly idea.
Re: Perry interview
Posted: Tue Jul 12, 2016 2:03 pm
by bman
The good thing about this interview is that Perry still seems twitchy and slightly wacky! Weird Perry is good Perry. That bad thing about this interview is that he pretty much says what we all know, that the bandmates aren't friends and kind of just get together right before shows. So clearly, no good new music will ever come from them again. The other bad thing is what Creep said! If this Kind Heaven idea ever comes to fruition I bet it's just like an Enit weekend festival type of thing. I don't see how having various food stalls, interactive screens, and stages is anything different from other festivals.
Re: Perry interview
Posted: Tue Jul 12, 2016 5:29 pm
by blackula
I'd rather go check out Kind Heaven than Jane's Addiction at this point. I went back on my live boycott that I started for Rockstar Enrrgy drink show to see RDLH this Friday. I think I'd rather be seeing an unknown Perry project live this Friday, at least there will be an element of surprise. Then again, I'll be surprised if they actually play RDLH track by track.
Re: Perry interview
Posted: Tue Jul 12, 2016 6:22 pm
by Larry B.
creep wrote:skip to the 16:00 point in the interview. i love it when he talks about kind heaven. this is a recent interview so he still is holding on to this silly idea.
Are you kidding?! Skip to 15:00 when he starts talking about how it took him two and a half years to take Etty to bed, and how he kept changing and changing until he convinced her to be with him, and how now she's probably his best friend, because "it's sad, but I don't have many friends".
Gold.
Re: Perry interview
Posted: Tue Jul 12, 2016 8:57 pm
by JOEinPHX
He literally says that in 1991 Napster was happening, and ruining the music industry, so that's why he took Jane's out with other bands for the first Lolla tour.
Does this stupid fuck even live in the real world anymore?
He's twitching because he's on fucking pharmaceuticals and taking way too many of them. He's going to be another Weiland if Etty has her way.
Re: Perry interview
Posted: Tue Jul 12, 2016 9:03 pm
by JOEinPHX
creep wrote:skip to the 16:00 point in the interview. i love it when he talks about kind heaven. this is a recent interview so he still is holding on to this silly idea.
Immersive entertainment didn't sell any tickets with Jane's, but with PerryEtty it's sure to be the biggest thing in the history of music.
Ugh. Do you ever just wish this guy would kick the bucket to save him the embarrassment of failing so hard because of his shit wife?
Six7Six7 wrote:He literally says that in 1991 Napster was happening, and ruining the music industry, so that's why he took Jane's out with other bands for the first Lolla tour.
Does this stupid fuck even live in the real world anymore?
He's twitching because he's on fucking pharmaceuticals and taking way too many of them. He's going to be another Weiland if Etty has her way.
He also says that Jane's won the very first MTV video award.
Re: Perry interview
Posted: Tue Jul 12, 2016 9:29 pm
by kv
is hoka the ram fan dead user name dead?? a distant chapter long closed?
why the change?
:hokamidlifecrisis:
i wanna change my name to potatothechips...wait no i don't
bman wrote:
That bad thing about this interview is that he pretty much says what we all know, that the bandmates aren't friends and kind of just get together right before shows. So clearly, no good new music will ever come from them again.
After hearing "Another Soulmate", we can only hope and pray that this the case.
bman wrote:The other bad thing is what Creep said! If this Kind Heaven idea ever comes to fruition I bet it's just like an Enit weekend festival type of thing. I don't see how having various food stalls, interactive screens, and stages is anything different from other festivals.
"KIND HEAVEN" sounds like a rom-com-drama from the 80s with Timothy Hutton and Meg Ryan.
Re: Perry interview
Posted: Wed Jul 13, 2016 11:12 am
by JOEinPHX
ritdehabit wrote:
Six7Six7 wrote:He literally says that in 1991 Napster was happening, and ruining the music industry, so that's why he took Jane's out with other bands for the first Lolla tour.
Does this stupid fuck even live in the real world anymore?
He's twitching because he's on fucking pharmaceuticals and taking way too many of them. He's going to be another Weiland if Etty has her way.
He also says that Jane's won the very first MTV video award.
So according to Perry, Napster, in 1999, was affecting the record sales of Ritual in 1991, so he had to take other bands on the road to increase their attention?
Or is he saying that Napster, which ceased operations in 2001, caused album sales problems for Strays in 2003, resulting in him having to tour with Rollins and NIN and etc to increase their attention?
What exactly is Perry Farrell up to these days? While fronting Jane’s Addiction, he gave the music industry a boost with the introduction of the Lollapalooza festival many years ago, and it looks like the spirit of innovation is very much still alive with Farrell today. During a chat with the Wall Street Journal, Farrell teased a new music-centric project he’s starting in Las Vegas and revealed that Jane’s Addiction will be a “test-pilot” group to see how it all can work.
Farrell transitioned to talking about the project when he was asked about the competition in the festival world for Lollapalooza. The vocalist began, “I’m really happy there are festivals. If there weren’t festivals, I don’t know what music would sound like. Festivals have been the bread and butter for musicians for the last 10 years. We’ve been going at it for 25. The more festivals, the better. It’s just another place for the audience to gather and the musicians to perform for them.”
But, he added, “Like most things, when it’s knocked off and copied, after a while the artistry and the imagination starts to dry up. That, I’m not too happy about. That’s why I’m starting this new project. This new project is music-centric. It’s in Las Vegas. But I’m changing the model entirely. I’m changing the scale entirely — it’s going to be for an audience around 1,200 per show. It’s going to be unlike anything you’ve ever experienced.”
Later in the interview, Farrell delved more into the project when asked about the possibility of new Jane’s Addiction music. “This new [Las Vegas] project is going to have Jane’s music. I’m going to be recording live music throughout the year; it’s a constant recording process. Jane’s is going to be the test-pilot group,” stated Farrell. “We’re going to have multiple residencies at this complex and Jane’s is going to be the first group hired. We already started working on some new tracks. But these things aren’t going to super takeoff. We have to finish off this 25-year celebration.”
The celebration Farrell is discussing is the band’s touring in support of the 25th anniversary of their Ritual de lo Habitual album. Dates for that run can be viewed here.
