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Jane's Addiction - Nothing's Shocking ( 88 ^ 99mb)
Jane's Addiction formed out of the ashes of frontman Perry Farrell's previous band, Psi-com. In the summer of 1985, Farrell was searching for a new bass player for the faltering Psi-com when he was introduced to Eric Avery. Farrell and Avery bonded, even though Avery never did become a full-fledged member of Farrell's disintegrating group.Later, Eric's sister introduced the duo to Stephen Perkins, whom she was dating at the time Perkins in turn suggested that his friend Dave Navarro might be a suitable guitar player for the new band, dubbed "Jane's Addiction" in honor of Farrell's housemate, Jane Bainter, who was heavily addicted to drugs.
The band became a sensation on the Los Angeles club scene, primarily headlining at Scream. They soon gained interest from a variety of record labels. Most of their catalogue was written then (86-87). While they had decided to sign with Warner Bros. Records, the band insisted on releasing their debut on an independent record label first. The first record, Jane's Addiction, was a live recording with heavy overdubs released on Triple X Records. Their major label debut Nothing's Shocking was released in 1988. The album was certified Gold and got them nominated for a Grammy Award .
With the market awakened to them the breakthrough came with the release of Ritual de lo Habitual in 1990. The singles "Stop!" and "Been Caught Stealing" topped the Billboard Modern Rock Tracks chart and the video for the latter song won the first MTV Video Music Award for Best Alternative Video. But the album itself was clearly weaker than it's extremely vibrant predecessor something that must have knawed at the band and created uncertainty as to where to go, they were not supposed to follow the commercial pressures but then why not ? Well after the the first Lollapalooza festival tour Farrell had organised it became clear that it was to be the band's farewell tour.
Farrell turned up with Porno for the Pyros two years later, releasing two albums , other band members had only marginal success with their efforts. In 2001 the band got together again to release Strays. a somewhat unhinged combination of old and new work and very much in the then trendy nu metal style , it didnt do much justice to the music their popularity had been build upon. And after the support tour had ended they more or less decided they'd had enough of eachother. This year Perry reappeared as Perry Farrell's Satellite Party releasing Ultra Payloaded.
01 - Up The Beach (3:00)
02 - Ocean Size (4:22)
03 - Had A Dad (3:44)
04 - Ted, Just Admit It... (7:23)
05 - Standing In The Shower... Thinking (3:03)
06 - Sommertime Rolls (6:18)
07 - Mountain Song (4:03)
08 - Idiots Rule (3:00)
09 - Jane Says (4:52)
10 - Thank You Boys (1:00)
11 - Pig's In Zen (4:30)
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Jesus Loves You - The Martyr Mantras (91, 70min * 99mb )
At the end of the 80s, with his solo career in post- heroin addiction doldrums, Boy George elected to release increasingly dance-oriented tracks under the alias Jesus Loves You via his Virgin-funded imprint More Protein. For his writers credit he named himself Angela Dust. This creative rebirth was a clever move - clubland and critics praised the songs. It's deep house music, which is to say, the beat moves in a fast shuffle, surrounded by a prominent bass pulse. Now and then, George emerges from the tracks, notably on the near-ballad "I Specialize In Love," and on those occasions his usual virtues as a singer--an aching, vulnerable tenor voice with a good rhythmic sense and clear articulation--come to the fore. The 1991 album, The Martyr Mantras, included George's first UK top 40 hit since 1987, Bow Down Mister - a song originally written for an aborted Culture Club reunion.
A second album, Popularity Breeds Contempt, was written and scheduled for a late '92 release. Its lead single, Sweet Toxic Love c/w Am I Losing Control, missed the charts, and the album disappeared from release schedules. 1995 saw the return of the Boy George moniker and a move away from the dancefloor.
01 - Generations Of Love (Oakenfold Mix) (7:13)
02 - One On One (Brydon LP Mix) (4:42)
03 - Love's Gonna Let U Down (Popcorn Mix) (6:09)
04 - After The Love (Ten Glorious Years Mix) (7:42)
05 - I Specialise In Lonliness (6:26)
06 - No Clause 28 (Pascal Gabriel Mix) (6:21)
07 - Love Hurts (LP Mix) (6:30)
08 - Siempre A Te Amare (Mark Brydon Remix)(6:08)
09 - Too Much Love (5:59)
10 - Bow Down Mister (6:33)
11 - Generations Of Love (Seventies Mix) (6:16)
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Jesus Loves You - The Martyr Mantras (90 ^ 161mb)
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Jazz Butcher Conspiracy - Waiting For the Love Bus ( 93, 59:40 * 99mb)
The Conspiracy was started in Northampton in 1983 by Pat Fish ( Patrick Huntrods ), an Oxford philosophy graduate, and it's been in his charge since, making a total of twelve studio records and a couple of live recordings as well. The Jazz Butcher and his unflappable guitarist Max Eider first surfaced in 1983 with the release of Bath Of Bacon on the small London independent label Glass Records. Melody Maker recommended the album to "Anyone looking for something really wild,"
The second Jazz Butcher album in 1984, A Scandal In Bohemia, attracted much more attention, and over the next year Pat and Max (together with the rhythm section of David J. (formerly of Bauhaus) and Owen Jones) toured the U.K. and Europe in support of the album, which figured for weeks on the independent charts. Sounds called the following album, Sex And Travel, "The best pop record in the world. Seriously." In the summer of 1986 a compilation of the Butcher's early recordings, Bloody Nonsense, was released in America, where it made No. 2 on the Gavin and CMJ charts. But after releasing a fourth album, Distressed Gentlefolk, and undertaking another European tour, the Butcher and Max parted ways. Max went on releasing his solo album The Best Kisser In The World in 1987, while the Butcher continued his career by signing with Creation Records.
The Butcher's 1988 album, Fishcotheque, was praised in Rolling Stone as establishing the Butcher as "King of his own particular musical domain," and a sold-out summer tour of North America helped to make the album the Butcher's biggest seller to date. 1989 saw the release of Big Planet, Scarey Planet, which succeeded in topping MTV's alternative chart. Endless touring followed, with only a brief break to record Cult Of The Basement, it featured the radio hit "She's On Drugs" and the single "Girl-Go." Melody Maker found the album to be "As languid and graceful a slice of slush as you could dare to dream." The Butcher next recorded Condition Blue in 1991. The Butcher remained with Creation and released two more albums.
Waiting for Waiting For The Love Bus, released in 1993, was described by the Trouser Press Record Guide as "Fish at his most seductive and romantic, and it makes for his greatest achievement ...in all, the perfect Jazz Butcher recording, one that would be hard to top for sheer entertainment value." Illuminate, the tenth Jazz Butcher album, which former member David J. produced, was released in 1995. The Jazz Butcher then ended his relationship with Creation in 1996, and began working on other music projects, including acting as evil mastermind behind Northampton-based Sumosonic. But unexpectedly, the Butcher and Max Eider began to perform together once again, although only sparingly at first, and only at occasional live events.
Over the next few years a fervent demand to see the two great co-conspirators began to boil-over. Fans world-wide were amazed and excited by the prospect of a Jazz Butcher Conspiracy that featured both Pat and Max. So it was decided that a United States tour was in order, and in September 1999 Pat and Max arrived Stateside to perform at sold-out shows in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Portland, Seattle, and New York, where they were accompanied by other old-school Jazz Butcher musicians Owen Jones, and David J. and Kevin Haskins (both of Bauhaus and Love And Rockets fame). It had been thirteen years since Pat and Max last toured the U.S. together.
The response was so resoundingly positive that only one thing could result: Max Eider has officially rejoined the Jazz Butcher Conspiracy! The year 2000 finds The Jazz Butcher Conspiracy - Pat Fish and Max Eider - very busy indeed. A live album entitled Glorious And Idiotic, recorded at a 1999 show in Hamburg, was released in February 2000 by Reachout International Records (ROIR) of New York. Pat and Max returned to the recording studio, for a fresh album of all new material 'Rotten Soul"( 2000).
Since, 2 compilation albums have been released "Cake City" from the Glass records days (83-86) and in 2003 "The Jazz Butchers Free Lunch compiling Creation Records days (87-96). Pat Fish doesn't seem to interested in releasing new material currently, but by now an Oxford philosophy graduate should have become totally relativistic about the music industry.
01 - Rosemary Davis World of Sound (3:59)
02 - Bakersfield (3:59)
03 - Kids in the Mall, Kaliningrad (3:57)
04 - Whaddya (4:46)
05 - Sweet Water (3:45)
06 - Ghosts (3:42)
07 - Baltic (5:56)
08 - Killed Out (4:05)
09 - Ben (3:53)
10 - Penguins (4:58)
11 - President Chang (6:36)
12 - Angel Station (6:17)
13 - Rosemary Davis World of Sound (reprise) (3:47)
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