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Ritual de lo Habitual
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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0075992599320
Format: Explicit Lyrics
Label: Warner Bros / Wea
Manufacturer: Warner Bros / Wea
MPN: 25993
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Warner Bros / Wea
Release Date: August 13, 1990
Studio: Warner Bros / Wea
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Editorial Review:
By far Jane's Addiction's best album, Ritual De Lo Habitual is chock full of songs that are both catchy and experimental. The singles "Stop" and "Been Caught Stealing" are good examples; "No One's Leaving" has a nice funk edge with some busy guitar work, and "Ain't No Right" and "Obvious" are strong as well. Unfortunately, "Three Days" and "Then She Did . . ." are overlong and get bogged down well short of halfway through, but the album finishes strongly with "Of Course" and "Classic Girl". Jane's Addiction's funk-punk-rock mix is appealing, and never more so than on this album. --Genevieve Williams
Customer Reviews
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Rating:  - Pay no attention to the Amazon.com review blurb
Amazon's reviewer Genevieve Williams sets out writing something about the "by far best" of Jane's Addiction, an album that centers around the artistic achievements of the band's masterpiece "Three Days", and the very wonderful "Then She Did", and misses the point entirely. This review generated a really strong reaction in me because it is featured on here and is so off base it is negligent. She writes,"Unfortunately, "Three Days" and "Then She Did . . ." are overlong and get bogged down well short ... Read More
Rating:  - Ritual De Lo Habitual
Jane's Addiction-Ritual De Lo Habitual ****
Easily the bands strongest album released with the original line up of Perry on vocals, Dave Navarro on guitar, Stephen Perkins on drums, and Eric on bass. As far as the Strays album which was released with another bass player it was good for an arena rock band, but not for an alternative act of Jane's callober. Released in 1990 before a world tour which would be the bands last due to creative difference this would only be the bands second ... Read More
Rating: - My focus Three Days old...
This album is a masterpiece by my fav band, Jane's Addiction. Three Days alone is worth the price of this album, it is such a well written epic that twists and turns with different emotions. Plus you get other J.A classics like Stop!, Ain't No Right, Been Caught Stealing and Classic Girl. Then She Did is another epic that is beautiful, grand and somber at the same time (actual title was Then She Died). No One's Leaving, Obvious and Of Course are good too. If you have not gotten this album yet you really ... Read More
Rating: - The early 90s music revolution began RIGHT HERE!!
With international fame and over 100 reviews I felt that there was really noting more that needed to be said about this magnificent masterpiece but a recent conversation lead me to post the following theory - it was really Jane's Addiction that began the early 90s music revolution, NOT Kurt Cobain and Nirvana!!
The reason I say this is simple - it was the shocking appearance of this, formerly "underground", band's 3rd album at the top of the Billboard charts that sent record companies everywhere ... Read More
Rating: - One of the best albums of all time
This album is the soundtrack along with Jane's Nothing Shocking for my life when I was in highschool. I think it is a work of pure genius. The music has it all,jet fueled funk rock,love and sex everything. My altime favorite song on this record is without a doubt Three Days and after that No Ones Leaving. I can listen from start to finish but those songs are my favorites. Also the lyrics are poetry, you must check out Perry's writing in the linar notes entitled "To The Mosquitoes". This record has been ... Read More
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