@@RUBBERTANK_3 it was a beautiful moment.

That’s such a good comparison dude

"I'm your density"

You’re right. That’s funny.

I’m just not good with confrontations.....

🤣🤣 .. Brilliant!!

Yes. It is obvious and I live that they are not too proud to admit it!

I was 18.

I remember Lollapalooza 93&94, fantastic shows!!!gosh I was in my twenties 🥺😞😲

My first time to see Jane's Addiction was 1992 in London. They were my favourite band back then. Nothing's Shocking was the re-emergence of rock music. Excellent band.

Seen two Jane's shows in the 90s and they consistently delivered what I can only describe as a mind altering performances. Only wish I had caught the farewell tour a few years ago. Too old and stupid now to keep up on stuff I love.

Saw them in '88 at The World in NYC for the CMJ conference. To this day, the single greatest concert I have ever seen.

G2 I thought the same thing when Pat went to give Perry a hug: L. A. LEGENDS!!!

*Gimme gimme this...* *Gimme gimme thayeyeyaaaatt!!!*

BD me too! awesome

Back in the Germs days Perry was fanboy of Pat

More old friends, but that was a great moment.

I would of done the same. Its Freaking Perry Ferrell. I have chills just watching.

@@omarchapa8247 absolutely. I'd push Paul McCartney & Robert Plant aside just to hug Perry

Mark Gibbs same dude, same!!

Hell yeah!!! People forget about Janes Addiction WAAAAAYYY too often!!! They were AMAZING!!! If I was catchin' Foo Fighters at a venue as small as the Metro, my mind would ALREADY be blown! Dave Grohls already on stage... then fuckin' Perry Farrell shows up!?! Not too mention Pat freakin' Smear is on stage!!! Man, that show is what rock 'n' roll folklore is freakin' made of, man!!! Woulda' killed to hae been there!!!

Piggs in Zen

Nothings shocking is a masterpiece.

@@charlesm8482 cameras got them images got them all

Was at their first UK gig (support to Fields of the Nephilim) and just stood there with my jaw on the ground getting hit by the wall of incredible sound. Saw a couple of the Ritual tour dates and again but even more so, stood in the middle of the crowd completely mesmerized.

he is original no bullshit pure rock and roll

You’re so damn right 👍🏻🙏🏻

Underrated? He Is GOD in rock and roll and everybody that knows something about músic Knows that. ❤️❤️❤️

You can tell he inspired Scott Weiland's live approach (circa early 2000's)

He's a class act

chet binip kinda , on that side of rock n roll . Couldn't carry Slash's guitar case !

germs, nirvana and finally foo fighters.

There's always been an alternative. But please go ahead and buy into marketing buzzwords.

Sort of ridiculous claim, there was much alt b/4 Janes and have nothing to do with JA. I really like Janes but living in that era there was TONS of great alt acts.

@@ThirstyCraig Sure there were "alternative" music acts, but if these guy's never drop Nothing's Shocking & open up the floodgates; The Chili Peppers never make Blood Sugar Sex Magik and 90's alternative rock as we know it cease to exist.

JA brought together many different groups. That can't be denied .

@@zachdove470 nah, they’re great, but you are delusional.

DANG STRAIGHT!

Ha

David used to talk so much shit about the music he now adopts 😅 ..I remember when he and Kurt argue over metal bands like DIO

It’s a win win win situation

ha ha brilliant comment

Awesome times . I did the same shot. Hope your well.

Im def sounding old now but the 90s were the best time musically in my life so far ,, There were so many bands putting out great new music and then Perry started Lollapalooza!! Like i said Awesome fun time in life for sure !!

The first Lola palooza happened in Arizona with Butthole Surfers and Henry Rollins and BodyCount

Dont Break the Oath, but this one is second.

At his age, with all he's been through, it is great to see him on stage and having a great time.

I miss his “natural” smile..ie teeth

Yeah, good point. One of the benefits of being a singularity, I guess. They don't belong to a time/place.

So true. You can't take your eyes off him!

Me too, first Lala tour ever, I saw the. In the SF Bay area .... Mountain ViewI think a d was blown away! The whole thing was his idea LA pollution that is and he did something really cool that no one had done before at least not at that level. There must have been 8 different stages at the first tour that I want to in California and I love the idea of putting all these different bands out there for people to appreciate them and for the people to get exposed to new music. Of course Jane's addiction was the final act and it was Really intense and I had goosebumps like the whole time. Perry Farrell is one of the best rock singers ever in my opinion and the band is 1 of the coolest most modern you could say all rock bands ever and so much earlier than the rest of them might as well bend the creators of alternative rock. There were bands like the death tones who definitely definitely defined the era but I think they came a little later than Jane's addiction. It was such a creative Time in music history and I still love the bands from that era the most of my favorites.

@@ScottChicago Seen Jane's least 7 times fr 97-12

Kneill Ryan I was feeling it too damn this takes me back. I wanted to hug him too!

Yeah - he had a flashback to 1989 and couldn't help himself :)

What's the big deal, they've probably known each other from the LA scene a long time, friends hug. It's not like it's their first time meeting each other.

@@stevejackson2986 but the love man ... The love ❤❤❤😂😂😂

He had a bit of a slur, got some fuel in him.

Still not a patch on Dave though, to be fair. Dave, when on form, was the best guitarist of his generation, bringing in elements of flamenco, latin, jazz and god knows what else that nobody else would have dared to do on top of the obvious McGeoch and Page influences in the alt genre.

But he did it well