Have you seen my wig around?

Well take it up with Sergio, buddy.

@@stephenstuckeyOh, yeah! Over by the swingset.

@@brutallyremastered4255 🐸👍🏻💯

@@stephenstuckey I feel naked without it

*F A C T S*

🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 That is if you like Monotonous boring songs with 2 or 3 chords

❤ fec yes. went through alot of it melvin though mudhoney and jawbreaker. great stuff even red house but this is gold.

Oh yeah. Their first 2 albums have never been equaled, not even by them. Still listen to them even though I’ve heard them constantly for 30 plus years.

​@@ZENSIBLEWhere's your song that surpasses "jane says" if you're belittling it

Very cool

3 Days is the Ultimate song from them

Me too. I loved his old teeth as well.

@@temporarilyimmortal795 YES!!

His pony nose. His Jewish nose.

I been caught stealing once when I was five

It’s just a, simple fact.

No doubt!!

Wouldn't trust anything this guy says.

Yes i'twas.

​@-redacted_by_youtube , lol. He's 100% right. This is a tale as old as time. I didnt know most ppl didnt know this. Lol. U never heard "Jane says... Im done with Sergio. He treats me like a ragdoll." & "SHE knows they all want her to go! Thats ok man she dont like them anyway" ??

Yes. Jane existed. Sergio existed. She did want to go to Spain…the whole 9. It’s a true story depicted in the song. So are a lot of Jane’s Addiction songs like Three Days and Had a Dad etc…

She was not a working girl. She came from wealth privilege and an aristocrat.

@@Gcssdvnkloiutesc She did? Where was she from? LA?

@@queenofthebutterflies5212 idk. What I know for a fact is she went to an ivy leauge school, Harvard or something, and came from a wealthy sophisticated family. While she lived in the house with Perry working as a prostitute for select clients at night (as well as doing drugs) , her day job was some kind of manager. Eventually she got clean . I know the attention caused distress for her and her family, to have a daughter known as a junkie in a family with a name, etc. part of the appeal of her to Janes was her aristocratic manners and the dichotomy of refined manners and taste and associating with criminal netherworld of heroin. She also supported the band in the beginning financially and to this day feels spiteful for never being compensated.

So i stand corrected....i got my info on Jane straight from what Perry said in some mag...i think Details or Spin...whatever the case is she was great muse material for Perry and inspiration for one of the best song to come from the ever-evolving Alt rock scene of the late 80's....

@@eddiezero1962 it wasn’t cool in the 90s to be upper class, rich, it was cool to be “street”.

and his eye liner wearing companion

You’re the gay house decorator, mate, if anyone is…

​@itsMrNoble He's not randomly insulting Perry. That was the cover he used to rent the house. Farrell told Blender. “I deceived the landlord into thinking I was a gay interior decorator rather than a Punk rocker..."

OK,,, Holly....

You don’t know THE Jane. Stop lying.

And NO ONE IS BLAMING HER FOR ANYTHING....."HOLLY"😂 And I DON'T THINK ANYONE WAS SAYING SHE WAS "THE ONLY ONE DOING DRUGS".... BUT THEY WEREN'T HIDING TELEVISIONS AND/OR LEAVING THEIR WIGS IN DISREPUTABLE PLACES🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@@kayvaanmcsharrowkyn6901 hehe that got me nicely done

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YES, amazing idea

Would love that

Yes and Jane finally did make it to Spain

​@@rnrtruestories she really did? I hope she found happiness

@Jimmy well that sucks

Now you know.. share this sacred information with only the most wise and loyal sages that you uncounter on your quest.

Ferrell

​@@bensherman8976 & Bob Carpenter That song is my fave too. Featuring artist on the track are Frusciante on guitar and Flea on bass from RHCP🔥

The guy thought perry was an interior decorator, little did he know…

Madden Bros wrote Dear Jane about her too. Jane's a Freemason living in Quebec now.

Sweet Jane...

She ended up getting sober

“ More influential” … I know they were here in southern ca.

100% more influential to real musicians.

There’s a difference between being influential on musicians that create the music we all listen to and influential on culture/regular people. Janes was without a doubt more influential on actual musicians than Nirvana. There’s also a shallow media narrative picked up on by people that know nothing about how Nirvana did this and that… most media narratives about music are patently false. Nirvana certainly changed the industry and what our society listened to. But they didn’t influence musicians much, or at least not as much as Janes. Even Alice In Chains was more influential than Nirvana, a lot of post-grunge, nu-metal, later alternative bands leaned heavier on Alice than Nirvana. Likewise with Pearl Jam. Not too many people are singing like Kurt, writing songs like him, or even having bands that sound like Nirvana.

Yep. My younger bro loved Metallica in the early 80s. And I love a couple songs if theirs NOW... ☮

I was 20 when Nothing’s Shocking came out and had been into punk for close to 10 years at that point and I’d agree they were more influential than Nirvana. Obviously Nirvana sold more records but Perry Farrell was responsible for bringing the underground to the mainstream more than Nirvana did.

😂😂 tell us you're a know nothing poser without telling is you're a know nothing poser

Yes, Perry Farrell is the founder of Lollapalooza and their music was far more influential to musicians than Nirvana

If you want Interesting... You might want to check out the film "GIFT" !

😂 they were big in Europe, how old are you?

I know the grunge bands and many others( I love system of a down,( I am 60 years old

Nope. Music completely changed after Jane Says came out.. it happened fast.too.

No no no no f****** they're both great band chillout

@@abelmontalvo4052 they're the reason Dave Gahan started messing around with heroine and almost killed the band, just hurts man

@@josemaria8724 they're both alive and doing well that's what matters

@@abelmontalvo4052 I like you, you're right

I just can't get enough. I just can't get enough. Damn, I was like 3 when thst song came out 😂. Fuuuuuuck that tskes me back.

Jane's Addiction for me!!

in the alternative circle, not in the mainstream

Nirvana was grunge, not alternative

The explosion of so called alternative music starts with Janes Addiction. Without their success on the radio I doubt Nirvana would’ve been played much. Janes where the ones to open the gate, so to speak, for the explosion that happened after Nirvana. It’s strange how Jane’s Addiction is nowhere as popular as they once where they’re almost a footnote but i’ve always thought that the 90s started in ‘89 once Nothing’s Shocking finally got some momentum. This is my observation from being a big music fan then and seeing them live and all the buzz surrounding them in ‘87 and ‘88 you just didn’t hear that kind of music on mainstream radio until Jane’s. Nirvana was basically channeling Sonic Youth and I think more bands where channeling Jane’s more that Nirvana. Jane’s was pulling from funk, rock, punk and death rock. So I think its a fair argument that Jane’s was more influential.

@@damstr1105grunge is just a label put on that sound by corporations, same with alternative. At the end of the day were punk rock swimming in the same pool as Sonic Youth or Flipper.

“Jane Says” by Jane’s Addiction

Slow down there that's just a matter of an opinion