Playlist
Jane's Addiction: Influences
Apple Music Alternative
Tracks: 1573:34
Gothic post-punk and reggae grooves inform these alt legends' sound.
Updated Apr 11, 2017
Tracks 15
- 1Funhouse (Deluxe Edition) [Remastered]3:34
- 2Five Years 1969-19733:26
- 3Physical Graffiti (Deluxe Edition)8:37
- 4I Against I4:16
- 580s Dark Wave5:08
- 6Freaky Styley4:08
- 7Strange Days (50th Anniversary Expanded Edition) [Remastered]2:12
- 8songs that vampires dance to at goth clubs3:51
- 9Feel Good Summer5:13
- 10London Style6:18
- 11Hip Hop-Loving Punk and Metal4:03
- 12Burning from the Inside5:46
- 1320th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of the New York Dolls4:41
- 14Class Of 19805:54
- 15Psychic.... Powerless.... Another Man's Sac (2024 Remaster)6:21
About this playlist
Jane's Addiction may be synonymous with early ‘90s alt-rock, but their idiosyncratic sound took inspiration from all kinds of different sources. The gothic post-punk of The Cure, the reggae grooves of Lee "Scratch" Perry, the spaced-out psychedelia of The Doors—Perry Farrell and Co. mixed them all into a surprisingly funky style that would prove equally influential in its own right.