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ah, a PFP fan then
I had heard he wasn't doing good, but that is concerning.Wonder what brought this on. Maybe Perry caught Dave stealing from him.
Jane’s Addiction frontman Perry Farrell punches guitarist Dave Navarro onstage, abruptly ending Boston concert
Beantown band brawl!
I grew up in the 90s and almost universally love all grunge/alternative from that era.
They were sort of pre-grunge. Ritual de lo Habitual came out in mid-1990 before the term “grunge” to refer to a sub-genre of music was really known. I’m not even sure “alternative” was yet a word used to describe certain music. I don’t think the folks who liked to pigeonhole musical styles at the time really knew how to classify them. They were kind of hard, but they weren’t metal (but they still sort of got pushed on metalheads). They had punk rock influence, but their songs didn’t have typical punk rock structures and the guitar playing was more sophisticated than what you’d typically hear in traditional punk rock. Their sound wasn’t dissonant enough to be what some referred to at the time as noise rock a la Sonic Youth. And I don’t think they were darlings of college radio while they existed so weren’t categorized under sub-genre known at the time as “college rock.”
He don’t mean no harm, he just don’t know
Hmmm, I actually don't know what a PFP fan is. Help me out here.
he don't mean no harm
In their brief prime, they were audio heroin. I’ve never done heroin, but I feel like I get the experience through their music. Top 3 band in my catalog.
Here we go
