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Classic Girl	Been Caught Stealing	Three Days/Stop	Live and Rare 1991 Australian collection on Warner Brothers. 10 tracks:four live cuts, a remix of 'Been Caught Stealing (Demo)', & live versions of 'Had A Dad', 'I Would For You' & 'Jane Says' and parts 1 & 2 of 'Three Days'.	Houdini
Rev One can't help but wonder what the other members of both Jane's Addiction and Porno for Pyros think of their erstwhile lead vocalist repackaging their hits into a collection bearing only his name. In that respect, the whole thing is a bit curious, but once you get past the presen...	Porno for Pyros The guitars aren't so meaty, the musical textures are much quirkier, yet this is the fourth Jane's Addiction album in all but name. The unique and still baffling Perry Farrell remains the real addiction, of course, and his fans will eat up these alternatively bemused ("Pets") and...	Jane's Addiction It may have taken until 1991 for punk to break as a commercial form, but the genre was hardly new. In that story, even Jane's Addiction were latecomers to the revolution. But it was the frenzied trailblazing rock of this quirky Los Angeles quartet that made the later successes of...	Euphoria Morning Since Soundgarden's lamented breakup in 1997, grunge stud Chris Cornell has been working with his longtime friends and musical peers in the band Eleven--keyboardist Natasha Shneider and guitarist Alain Johannes. These stellar musicians make Cornell's latest album crisper, more mu...	Broken As a placeholder between the full-length Pretty Hate Machine and The Downward Spiral, Broken packs a serious punch. Angrier and less poppy than Machine, this EP is full of noisy hooks, if such a thing is possible (check out that guitar riff on the full-throttle "Wish"), and much ...

Disappointed fanatic
There are 5 tracks on this disc. The first is an album version, followed by three techno versions which barely contain any content from the original song, and the last track which is a chopped version with a slight groove to it. The only song I bother listening to is the last one. As a true fan and avid collector, I was disappointed.

Not bad!
I've been a fan of old Jane's Addiction (as in pre-1991 Jane's Addiction, not the pathetic attempt to milk the music for more money by reforming a few years ago...) since the late eighties. Like any real fan, I'm wary of any new release, knowing deep down that it is pretty much impossible to recapture what they had on Nothing Shocking or Ritual or even the live stuff. However, this CD-single actually aint too bad. I was pleasantly surprised by the fact that I actually enjoyed this song, even the remixes! Go ahead and pick it up, it's worth it.

This Is Jane's Addiction At Their Finest!
This is a must-have for ANY Jane's Addiction fan. The remixes are amazing and anything new to come out of them is an immediate must-have. No matter wetheryou prefer them live in concert or in the studio this album captures all the energy and creativity coming out of them.