2009.05.12 Frank Erwin Center, Austin, TX

Post by **hydro** » Wed May 13, 2009 7:14 am

Post by **hydro** » Wed May 13, 2009 7:18 am

carlrestivo:For the JANES fans - Perry took the boot off before AINT NO RIGHT if you know the lyrics it made more than sense... it was epic!

Post by **hydro** » Wed May 13, 2009 7:34 am

zdilla wrote:i think hydro would say , " perry on crutches is sexy"..

U know it Z!!!

Perry will still be sexy to me when hes 100 yrs old

backstage stolen from twitter

Post by **hydro** » Wed May 13, 2009 8:25 am

SET list

NIN/JA set list, May 12, 2009, Frank Erwin Center
By Joe Gross | Wednesday, May 13, 2009, 12:08 AM

Jane’s Addiction

Three Days
Whores
Ain’t No Right
Pigs in Zen
Then She Did...
Mountain Song
1%
Been Caught Stealing
Ted, Just Admit It...
Ocean Size
Summertime Rolls
Stop!
Jane Says

http://www.austin360.com/blogs/content/ ... 9_fra.html

Post by **Mike** » Wed May 13, 2009 8:28 am

You ladies around here crack me up sometimes.
At times I think you're as bad as us guys only more stealth about it.

Has anyone seen or does anyone know the setlist?

I've looked all over and I even joined twitter hoping Dave would tweet it between songs.

EDIT: Thank you very much hydro!

Post by **hydro** » Wed May 13, 2009 9:08 am

Nothing's Shocking wrote:You ladies around here crack me up sometimes.
At times I think you're as bad as us guys only more stealth about it.

OOoooHHHhhh and Mmmmmm theres so much I hold back

Nothing's Shocking wrote:EDIT: Thank you very much hydro!

we could rule the world NS!!

Mudget · Post by **Mudget** » Wed May 13, 2009 9:13 am

That guitar change in Stop! was awesome. Hardly missed a beat.

I must admit that I am equal parts amazed and scared by Perry Farrell. Even with a torn calf muscle, which he is supposed to stay off of completely for several days (har har), he's STILL jumping off cabinets and speakers!

They MUST make it to Kansas City! lol

bman · Post by **bman** » Wed May 13, 2009 9:42 am

Perry looks like he was moving around ok..no worries.

Post by **Mike** » Wed May 13, 2009 2:25 pm

Live Review: Nine Inch Nails/Jane’s Addiction at the Erwin Center

By Joe Gross | Wednesday, May 13, 2009, 09:25 AM

Tuesday night at the Erwin Center, it was time to party like it was 1991.
Sure it’s a cliche, but a cliche is just an idea that you’ve heard many times before. Trent Reznor, aka Nine Inch Nails, has been putting out records for 20 years. The original Jane’s Addiction line-up — front-wiggler Parry Farrell, guitarist Dave Navarro, drummer Stephen Perkins and returning bassist Eric Avery — started playing together during the Reagan administration.

This was a chance for more than 10,000 people at the Erwin Center to relive their youth or college years. It was a chance for some to see a couple of the architects of modern rock right there in front of them.

Nine Inch Nails took the stage after a brief set from Street Sweeper Social Club, the new project from Coup rapper Boots Reily and Rage Against the Machine axe-man Tom Morello. This was NIN stripped down to a four-piece industrial rock steam engine. Reznor looked buff as the band thrashed through 90 minutes of the occasional hit (“Terrible Lie, “Sin,” “The Hand That Feeds”) and a whole mess of rarities (“The Way Out is Through,” “Survivalism,” “La Mer”).

Closing with “Head Like a Hole,” it was pretty easy to imagine it actually was 1991, even with newer songs. Reznor’s lyrical topics haven’t changed much over the years — control, fear, anger, control, struggle, control, weakness and did I mention control? He even paid homage to his roots with a Joy Division cover, “Dead Souls.”

Speaking of, Jane’s Addiction is a band that looks downright extraordinary on paper — Joy Division’s melodic, ovoid bass lines welded to Led Zeppelin’s classic rock. On album, well, the original 1988 review of “Nothing’s Shocking” in Rolling Stone (a co-review with Randy Newman’s “Land of Dreams!”) put it best: “the band is great, and it is also full of (expletive) — often at the same time.” That never, ever changed.

Live, on the other hand, Jane’s was a force of nature, Farrell’s frontman-as-shaman shtick pushing against music full of wide open spaces, classic rock pomp, and a little too much of the Doors’ Los Angeles voodoo.

Perkins, always the good matured one, still drums like he’s wielding Thor’s hammer,driving the music to swing as hard as it charges. Avery, the musical anchor for much of the early material, paced like a caged lion, Navarro remained shirtless. (Does that guy even own shirts anymore?)

The 10-minute opener “Three Days” acted as a rally point for fans and a signal to remaining folks there just to see NIN that it was good time to leave.

Farrell, 50 years old this March and clad in tights under some sort of black kimono thing, started out a tad gingerly on a leg he had injured the concert before. But he acquitted himself well, dancing and grooving (“Whores,” “1%,” “Summertime Rolls”) and leaping when the music just demanded it (the anthemic “Mountain Song,” “Pigs in Zen”). But he couldn’t resist Borscht Belt song transitions (“I went to thift store, put on some clothes and walked right out the door” before “Been Caught Stealing” - oy!), nor could he resist shouting out C3 and Charles Attal twice to plug Lollapalooza, moments I’m sure were as embarrassing for Attal as they were for us.

That said, an encore of “Summertime Rolls,” “Stop!” and “Jane Says” sealed a deal that seemed a lock from the show’s first notes: Are they great? Sure. Full of (expletive)? Oh yes. A live powerhouse? Still.

http://www.austin360.com/blogs/content/ ... erwin.html

Post by **hydro** » Wed May 13, 2009 8:28 pm

"summertime rolls"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CKvf4MlUJ-A
how beautiful!!!