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A Cabinet Of Curiosities,Jane's Addiction

- A Cabinet Of Curiosities
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Jane's Addiction
Released 2009

Classic Girl (Demo)
05:03
950 plays

Mountain Song (Radio Tokyo Demo)
04:04
93 plays

Up the Beach [Live, 1990]
03:05
85 plays

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songs

- 1
- Jane Says (Radio Tokyo Demo)
- 04:04
- 134 plays

- 2
- Pigs In Zen (Radio Tokyo Demo)
- 03:59
- 112 plays

- 3
- Mountain Song (Radio Tokyo Demo)
- 04:04
- 93 plays

- 4
- Had A Dad (Radio Tokyo Demo)
- 03:52
- 83 plays

- 5
- I Would For You (Radio Tokyo Demo)
- 03:29
- 116 plays

- 6
- Idiots Rule (Demo)
- 03:01
- 1,173 plays

- 7
- Classic Girl (Demo)
- 05:03
- 950 plays

- 8
- Up The Beach (Demo)
- 02:53
- 754 plays

- 9
- Suffer Some (Demo)
- 05:03
- 602 plays

- 10
- Thank You Boys (Demo)
- 01:19
- 626 plays

- 11
- Summertime Rolls (Demo)
- 05:55
- 743 plays

- 12
- City (Demo)
- 02:33
- 565 plays

- 13
- Ocean Size (Demo)
- 04:33
- 586 plays

- 14
- Stop! (Demo)
- 04:00
- 593 plays

- 15
- Standing In The Shower...Thinking (Demo)
- 03:00
- 504 plays

- 16
- Ain't No Right (Demo)
- 02:54
- 558 plays

- 17
- Three Days (Demo)
- 09:07
- 592 plays

- 18
- Ted, Just Admit It... (Demo)
- 06:55
- 477 plays

- 19
- Maceo (Demo)
- 04:25
- 439 plays

- 20
- No One's Leaving (Demo)
- 03:29
- 436 plays

- 21
- My Time (Rehearsal)
- 03:30
- 400 plays

- 22
- Been Caught Stealing (12-inch Remix Version)
- 04:24
- 1,009 plays

- 23
- Ripple
- 04:39
- 624 plays

- 24
- Don't Call Me Nigger, Whitey
- 04:18
- 744 plays

- 25
- L.A. Medley: L.A. Woman/Nausea/Lexicon Devil (Live, 1989)
- 03:46
- 626 plays

- 26
- Kettle Whistle (Live, 1987)
- 06:23
- 493 plays

- 27
- Whole Lotta Love (Live, 1987)
- 04:06
- 722 plays

- 28
- 1970 (Live, 1987)
- 02:39
- 546 plays

- 29
- Bobhaus (Live, 1989)
- 02:23
- 472 plays

- 30
- Drum Intro (Live, 1990)
- 03:12
- 466 plays

- 31
- Up The Beach (Live, 1990)
- 03:27
- 492 plays

- 32
- Whores (Live, 1990)
- 03:48
- 490 plays

- 33
- 1% (Live, 1990)
- 03:29
- 597 plays

- 34
- No One's Leaving (Live, 1990)
- 03:13
- 413 plays

- 35
- Ain't No Right (Live, 1990)
- 02:45
- 485 plays

- 36
- Then She Did... (Live, 1990)
- 10:59
- 484 plays

- 37
- Had A Dad (Live, 1990)
- 05:00
- 479 plays

- 38
- Been Caught Stealing (Live, 1990)
- 04:41
- 586 plays

- 39
- Three Days (Live, 1990)
- 13:17
- 506 plays

- 40
- Mountain Song (Live, 1990)
- 04:29
- 645 plays

- 41
- Stop! (Live, 1990)
- 04:24
- 426 plays

- 42
- Summertime Rolls (Live, 1990)
- 08:21
- 495 plays

- 43
- Ocean Size (Live, 1990)
- 04:54
- 442 plays

- 18
- Ted, Just Admit It... [#][Demo Version]
- 06:57
- 64 plays

- 19
- Maceo [#][Demo Version]
- 04:25
- 50 plays

- 20
- No One's Leaving [Live 1990][#][Demo Version]
- 03:29
- 48 plays

- 21
- My Time [Rehearsal][#]
- 03:30
- 55 plays

- 22
- Been Caught Stealing [12" Remix Version]
- 04:23
- 57 plays

- 23
- Ripple
- 04:39
- 68 plays

- 24
- Don't Call Me Nigger, Whitey
- 04:18
- 103 plays

- 25
- L.A. Medley: L.A. Woman/Nausea/Lexicon Devil [Live 1989]
- 03:43
- 57 plays

- 26
- Kettle Whistle [Live 1989][#]
- 06:23
- 52 plays

- 27
- Whole Lotta Love [Live 1989][#]
- 04:08
- 62 plays

- 28
- 1970 [Live 1989][#]
- 02:39
- 59 plays

- 29
- Bobhaus [Live 1989][#]
- 02:22
- 55 plays

- 30
- Drum Intro [Live 1990][#]
- 03:35
- 70 plays

- 31
- Up the Beach [Live, 1990]
- 03:05
- 85 plays

- 32
- Whores [DVD][Live][#]
- 03:50
- 75 plays

- 33
- 1% [Live 1990][#]
- 03:27
- 71 plays

- 34
- No One's Leaving [Live, 1990]
- 03:16
- 53 plays

- 35
- Ain't No Right [Live, 1990]
- 03:39
- 70 plays

- 36
- Then She Did... [DVD][Live][#]
- 10:01
- 82 plays

- 37
- Had a Dad [Live, 1990][#]
- 05:23
- 74 plays

- 38
- Been Caught Stealing [Live, 1990][#]
- 05:49
- 62 plays

- 39
- Three Days [Live, 1990]
- 12:11
- 72 plays

- 40
- Mountain Song [Live, 1990][#]
- 04:04
- 57 plays

- 41
- Stop! [Live, 1990]
- 04:45
- 60 plays

- 42
- Summertime Rolls [Live, 1990][#]
- 08:14
- 62 plays

- 43
- Ocean Size [Live, 1990][#]
- 04:39
- 45 plays

- 44
- Mountain Song [DVD][Version]
- 00:00
- 0 plays

- 45
- City [DVD]
- 00:00
- 0 plays

- 46
- Had a Dad [DVD]
- 00:00
- 0 plays

- 47
- Ocean Size [DVD]
- 00:00
- 0 plays

- 48
- Stop! [DVD]
- 00:00
- 0 plays

- 49
- Been Caught Stealing [DVD]
- 00:00
- 0 plays

- 50
- Classic Girl [DVD]
- 00:00
- 0 plays

- 51
- Ain't No Right [DVD]
- 00:00
- 0 plays

- 52
- Whores [DVD][Live]
- 00:00
- 0 plays

- 53
- Then She Did... [DVD][Live]
- 00:00
- 0 plays

- 54
- Three Days [DVD][Live]
- 00:00
- 0 plays

album review

One of the most lavish box sets ever devoted to an alternative rock act, A Cabinet of Curiosities is packaged in a wooden cabinet with a metal clasp, and includes a thick book, tarot cards, and tiny voodoo dolls. The packaging alone makes it an obvious necessity for fans, but the music inside the cabinet is problematic. Including three CDs of mostly unreleased demo or live material, plus a DVD of live footage and video clips, A Cabinet of Curiosities illustrates that, for Jane's Addiction, the finished product was by far the best possible way to hear the band's recordings -- no surprise, given that Nothing's Shocking and Ritual de lo Habitual are two of the best LPs of the alternative era. Jane's Addiction was powerful but also very eccentric, which makes minor variations in their songs -- which is what listeners hear on the majority of the studio demos here -- sound oddly diminished in comparison. It's not just that the band picked the right version for release; from the evidence here, they entered the studio with virtually every song laid out and arranged very close to its finished version, leaving little intriguing about their demos. An example is "Up the Beach," unchanged in form, just lacking the punch and clarity that a first-rate production gave it to make it the powerhouse it is on Nothing's Shocking. Vocally, Perry Farrell's attempts at summoning the spirit of the frontman worked much better in the studio and on-stage after he grasped the most effective way to deliver each song. And though they were a powerful live force, the live tracks here (which comprise all of the third disc) make it clear that the band's appeal was visual as well as aural. As could be expected, the songs that never got an airing on their studio albums are the most interesting. Although it's clear why "Suffer Some" languished in the vaults, it's a more intriguing listen (and says more about the band) than any of the demos of released songs. The DVD is unsurprisingly the most interesting disc, including Soul Kiss (featuring the full version of the video for "Mountain Song," which MTV had banned), six of their video clips, and three tracks recorded live in 1990 for MTV Italy. ~ John Bush, All Music Guide