Jane's Addiction

Vinyl Records and Rare LPs:

	Been Caught Stealing Used - 12 - W0011T 1991 12" Single Housed In A Picture Sleeve. Vinyl Appears Glossy. Cuts Are "Been Caught Stealing (12" Remix Version)," "Been Caught Stealing (Album Version)," "Had A Dad (Demo Version)" And The Previously Unreleased "L.A. Medley" That Features Covers Of 3 L.A. Bands (Doors, X And Germs). more
	Been Caught Stealing (12" Remix Version) Sealed - 12 - R1 40029 Sealed 2017 RSD reissue. Cuts Are "Been Caught Stealing (12" Remix Version)," "Been Caught Stealing (Album Version)," "Had A Dad (Demo Version)" And The Previously Unreleased "L.A. Medley" That Features Covers Of 3 L.A. Bands (Doors, X And Germs). more
	Classic Girl Used - 12 - W0031T 1990 UK 3 Track 45rpm 12 Inch. Also Includes "No One's Leaving" And "Ain't No Right" Both Recorded Live And Previously Unreleased. more
	Great Escape Artist New - Vinyl - 5099902743011 Sealed 2011 Original With Custom Hype Sticker On Shrink. Lower Left Corner Crease, Hence Price. more
	Jane's Addiction New - Vinyl - XXX 51004 Sealed 1987 Black Vinyl 2nd Issue (First Pressings Have The XXX 1004 Catalog Number). Includes The Rare Glossy Lyric Insert. more
	Jane's Addiction Colored Vinyl - 51004 Beautiful 1987 Original Pressed On Clear Virgin Vinyl. Shrink Wrap Intact. Includes The Rare Glossy Lyric Insert. Appears Unplayed. more
	Live In Nyc New - Vinyl - B0018491-01 Factory Sealed 2013 2LP Limited Edition Gatefold. more
	Live In NYC New - Vinyl - B0018491-01 Sealed 2013 2LP Limited Edition Gatefold Original. Custom Hype Sticker On Shrink. more
	Love Junkies Used - Vinyl - POP 8 Rare 1987 Live Album Imported From The EEC (We Believe). Appears Unplayed. more
	Nothing's Shocking Used - Vinyl - 25727 1988 Original, Custom Inner Sleeve. SC. more
	Nothing's Shocking New - Vinyl - R1 25727 Sealed 2009 180gm HQ Reissue. more
	Nothing's Shocking Used - Vinyl - PRO-A-9019 Rare 1988 Promo Label Copy Housed In A Plain White Jacket. Glossy, Unplayed Condition. more
	Nothing's Shocking New - Vinyl - WAR 25727 Sealed 1988 Vinyl. more
	Nothing's Shocking New - Vinyl - 25727-1 Sealed 1987 Original With Language Warning Sticker On The Shrink Wrap. Small Saw Cut. “Although Jane's Addiction's 1987 Self-Titled Debut Was An Intriguing Release (Few Alternative Bands At The Time Had The Courage To Mix Modern Rock, Prog Rock, And Heavy Metal Together), It Paled In Comparison To Their Now Classic Major-Label Release One Year Later, Nothing's Shocking. Produced By Dave Jerden And Jane's Addiction Vocalist Perry Farrell, The Album Was More Focused And Packed More Of A Sonic Wallop Than Its Predecessor; The Fiery Performances Often Create An Amazing Sense That It Could All Fall Apart At Any Second, Creating A Fantastic Musical Tension. Such Tracks As "Up The Beach," "Ocean Size," And One Of Alt-Rock's Greatest Anthems, "Mountain Song," Contain The Spaciousness Created By The Band's Two Biggest Influences, Led Zeppelin And The Cure. Elsewhere, "Ted, Just Admit It..." (About Serial Killer Ted Bundy) And The Haunting Yet Gorgeous "Summertime Rolls" Stretched To Epic Proportions, Making Great Use Of Changing Moods And Dynamics (Something Most Alt-Rock Bands Of The Time Were Oblivious To). An Incredibly Consistent And Challenging Album, Other Highlights Included The Rockers "Had A Dad" And "Pigs In Zen," The Horn-Driven "Idiots Rule," The Jazz Instrumental "Thank You Boys," And The Up-Tempo "Standing In The Shower...Thinking." Like Most Great Bands, It Was Not A Single Member Whose Contribution Was Greater: Perry Farrell's Unique Voice And Lyrics, Dave Navarro's Guitar Riffs And Wailing Leads, Eric Avery's Sturdy Basslines, And One Of Rock's Greatest And Most Powerful Drummers, Stephen Perkins. Nothing's Shocking Is A Must-Have For Lovers Of Cutting-Edge, Influential, And Timeless Hard Rock.” Greg Prato, AMG. more
	Nothing's Shocking New - Vinyl - R1 25727 Sealed 2020 180gm Reissue With Custom Hype Sticker. One Of Rolling Stone's "500 Greatest Albums Of All Time". "Nothing's Shocking" Is The Debut Studio Album By American Rock Band Jane's Addiction, Released On August 23, 1988. The Band Formed In Los Angeles In 1985 And Quickly Gained A Following For Their Distinctive Sound, Blending Elements Of Punk, Metal, And Alternative Rock. The Album Was Recorded In Los Angeles With Producer Dave Jerden And Released On Warner Bros. Records. It Received Critical Acclaim And Is Considered One Of The Defining Albums Of The Alternative Rock Genre. The Album Features Hits Such As "Jane Says" And "Mountain Song." The Album Cover Also Caused Controversy Due To Its Explicit Imagery, Featuring Nude Sculptures Of Two Women With Their Hair On Fire. The Cover Was Deemed Too Explicit By Some Retailers And Was Initially Censored. However, The Band Insisted That The Original Artwork Be Used For The Album. Despite The Controversy, "Nothing's Shocking" Was A Commercial Success And Helped To Establish Jane's Addiction As A Major Force In The Alternative Rock Scene. The Band Went On To Release Several More Albums Before Disbanding In 1991. However, They Reunited In 1997 And Have Since Released Several More Albums And Continue To Tour. more
	Nothing's Shocking New - Vinyl - R1 25727 Sealed, latest run of the 2020 reissue. Custom hype sticker on shrink. A bold and genre-defying statement, Nothing’s Shocking stands as one of the most influential rock albums of the late 1980s. Jane’s Addiction melds art-rock ambition, alt-metal weight, and psychedelic atmosphere into a sound that feels both explosive and intricately composed. Perry Farrell’s soaring vocals and theatrical vision meet Dave Navarro’s dynamic, textural guitar work, while Eric Avery’s bass lines and Stephen Perkins’s fluid drumming provide a rhythmic backbone of uncommon character. Tracks like “Ocean Size,” “Mountain Song,” and “Ted, Just Admit It…” reveal the band’s ability to push intensity into expansive, cinematic forms, while “Jane Says” offers a strikingly intimate counterpoint—balancing raw emotion with melodic simplicity. A landmark release that helped usher alternative rock into the mainstream, Nothing’s Shocking remains a vital and enduring work, essential to any collection tracing the evolution of modern rock. more
	Nothing's Shocking Used Import - R1 25727 2016 180gm reissue; Made in EU. A bold and genre-defying statement, Nothing’s Shocking stands as one of the most influential rock albums of the late 1980s. Jane’s Addiction melds art-rock ambition, alt-metal weight, and psychedelic atmosphere into a sound that feels both explosive and intricately composed. Perry Farrell’s soaring vocals and theatrical vision meet Dave Navarro’s dynamic, textural guitar work, while Eric Avery’s bass lines and Stephen Perkins’s fluid drumming provide a rhythmic backbone of uncommon character. Tracks like “Ocean Size,” “Mountain Song,” and “Ted, Just Admit It…” reveal the band’s ability to push intensity into expansive, cinematic forms, while “Jane Says” offers a strikingly intimate counterpoint—balancing raw emotion with melodic simplicity. A landmark release that helped usher alternative rock into the mainstream, Nothing’s Shocking remains a vital and enduring work, essential to any collection tracing the evolution of modern rock. more
	Nothing's Shocking New - Vinyl - R1 25727 Sealed 2009 180gm reissue from Rhino Records. Custom hype sticker on shrink. A bold and genre-defying statement, Nothing’s Shocking stands as one of the most influential rock albums of the late 1980s. Jane’s Addiction melds art-rock ambition, alt-metal weight, and psychedelic atmosphere into a sound that feels both explosive and intricately composed. Perry Farrell’s soaring vocals and theatrical vision meet Dave Navarro’s dynamic, textural guitar work, while Eric Avery’s bass lines and Stephen Perkins’s fluid drumming provide a rhythmic backbone of uncommon character. Tracks like “Ocean Size,” “Mountain Song,” and “Ted, Just Admit It…” reveal the band’s ability to push intensity into expansive, cinematic forms, while “Jane Says” offers a strikingly intimate counterpoint—balancing raw emotion with melodic simplicity. A landmark release that helped usher alternative rock into the mainstream, Nothing’s Shocking remains a vital and enduring work, essential to any collection tracing the evolution of modern rock. more
	Nothing's Shocking New - Vinyl - R1 25727 Sealed, latest run of the 2020 reissue. Custom hype sticker on shrink. A bold and genre-defying statement, Nothing’s Shocking stands as one of the most influential rock albums of the late 1980s. Jane’s Addiction melds art-rock ambition, alt-metal weight, and psychedelic atmosphere into a sound that feels both explosive and intricately composed. Perry Farrell’s soaring vocals and theatrical vision meet Dave Navarro’s dynamic, textural guitar work, while Eric Avery’s bass lines and Stephen Perkins’s fluid drumming provide a rhythmic backbone of uncommon character. Tracks like “Ocean Size,” “Mountain Song,” and “Ted, Just Admit It…” reveal the band’s ability to push intensity into expansive, cinematic forms, while “Jane Says” offers a strikingly intimate counterpoint—balancing raw emotion with melodic simplicity. A landmark release that helped usher alternative rock into the mainstream, Nothing’s Shocking remains a vital and enduring work, essential to any collection tracing the evolution of modern rock. more
	Nothings Shocking Used - Vinyl - PRO A 9019 1988 Promo Only Label In White Jacket. more
	Ritual De Lo Habitual New - Vinyl - WAR 25993 Factory Sealed 1990 Vinyl With Parental Advisory Logo Incorporated Into Front Jacket Artwork. more
	Ritual De Lo Habitual Used - Vinyl - 25993 1990 Original Pressing, Gold Promo Stamp On Cover. Their 5 Star Breakthrough To The Mainstream. more
	Ritual De Lo Habitual Used - Vinyl - 26223 Rare Censored Cover Art 1990 Original. This Album Was Released With Two Versions Of The Cover, One Featuring Artwork By Perry Farrell That Included Depictions Of Nudity. Since Some Retailers Refused To Stock The Album, A Censored Cover Was Also Created With Minimal Artwork And The First Amendment Printed On The Front. more
	Ritual De Lo Habitual Used - Vinyl - PRO-A-9020 Near Mint And Rare 1990 2LP Promo Label In Generic Die-Cut White Jacket. more
	Ritual De Lo Habitual Used - Vinyl - 25993 1990 Original Still In Shrink Wrap With Custom Inner Sleeve. Vinyl Is VG++. Their 5 Star Masterpiece. more
	Ritual De Lo Habitual Used - Vinyl - RCV1 25993 This is the limited edition 2016 2LP reissue, taken from the Sterling Spoon box set release. Housed in single-pocket, wide-spined jacket with poly-lined inner sleeves and custom insert sheet. Their 5-star masterpiece. "Ritual De Lo Habitual Served As Jane's Addiction's Breakthrough To The Mainstream In 1990 (Going Gold And Reaching The Top 20), And Remains One Of Rock's All-time Sprawling Masterpieces. While Its Predecessor, 1988's Nothing's Shocking, Served As A Fine Introduction To The Group, Ritual De Lo Habitual Proved To Be Even More Daring; Few (If Any) Alt-rock Bands Have Composed A Pair Of Epics That Totaled Nearly 20 Minutes, Let Alone Put Them Back To Back For Full Dramatic Effect. While The Cheerful Ditty "Been Caught Stealing" Is The Album's Best-known Track, The Opening "Stop!" Is One Of The Band's Best Hard Rock Numbers, Propelled By Guitarist Dave Navarro's Repetitive, Trashy Funk Riff, While "Ain't No Right" Remains Explosive In Its Defiant And Vicious Nature. Jane's Addiction Always Had A Knack For Penning Beautiful Ballads With A Ghostly Edge, Again Proven By The Album Closer, "Classic Girl." But It's The Aforementioned Epics That Are The Album's Cornerstone: "Three Days" And "Then She Did...." Although Perry Farrell Has Never Truly Admitted What The Two Songs Are About Lyrically, They Appear To Be About An Autobiographical Romantic Tryst Between Three Lovers, As Each Composition Twists And Turns Musically Through Every Imaginable Mood. And While The Tracks "No One's Leaving," "Obvious," And "Of Course" May Not Be As Renowned As Other Selections, They Prove Integral In The Makeup Of The Album. Surprisingly, The Band Decided To Call It A Day Just As Ritual De Lo Habitual Hit Big, Headlining The Inaugural Lollapalooza Tour (The Brainchild Of Farrell) In The Summer Of 1991 As Their Final Road Jaunt. Years Later, It Remains One Of Alt-rock's Finest Moments." All Music Guide – Greg Prato more
	Ritual De Lo Habitual Colored Vinyl - New - RCV1 25993 Sealed 2020 30th Anniversary 2LP Reissue On "Pearl" Vinyl. Custom Hype Sticker On Shrink. Their 5 Star Masterpiece. "Ritual De Lo Habitual Served As Jane's Addiction's Breakthrough To The Mainstream In 1990 (Going Gold And Reaching The Top 20), And Remains One Of Rock's All-time Sprawling Masterpieces. While Its Predecessor, 1988's Nothing's Shocking, Served As A Fine Introduction To The Group, Ritual De Lo Habitual Proved To Be Even More Daring; Few (If Any) Alt-rock Bands Have Composed A Pair Of Epics That Totaled Nearly 20 Minutes, Let Alone Put Them Back To Back For Full Dramatic Effect. While The Cheerful Ditty "Been Caught Stealing" Is The Album's Best-known Track, The Opening "Stop!" Is One Of The Band's Best Hard Rock Numbers, Propelled By Guitarist Dave Navarro's Repetitive, Trashy Funk Riff, While "Ain't No Right" Remains Explosive In Its Defiant And Vicious Nature. Jane's Addiction Always Had A Knack For Penning Beautiful Ballads With A Ghostly Edge, Again Proven By The Album Closer, "Classic Girl." But It's The Aforementioned Epics That Are The Album's Cornerstone: "Three Days" And "Then She Did...." Although Perry Farrell Has Never Truly Admitted What The Two Songs Are About Lyrically, They Appear To Be About An Autobiographical Romantic Tryst Between Three Lovers, As Each Composition Twists And Turns Musically Through Every Imaginable Mood. And While The Tracks "No One's Leaving," "Obvious," And "Of Course" May Not Be As Renowned As Other Selections, They Prove Integral In The Makeup Of The Album. Surprisingly, The Band Decided To Call It A Day Just As Ritual De Lo Habitual Hit Big, Headlining The Inaugural Lollapalooza Tour (The Brainchild Of Farrell) In The Summer Of 1991 As Their Final Road Jaunt. Years Later, It Remains One Of Alt-rock's Finest Moments." AMG - Greg Prato. more
	Ritual De Lo Habitual Colored Vinyl - New - RCV1 25993 Sealed 2020 30th Anniversary 2LP Reissue On "Pearl" Vinyl. Custom Hype Sticker On Shrink. Their 5 Star Masterpiece. "Ritual De Lo Habitual Served As Jane's Addiction's Breakthrough To The Mainstream In 1990 (Going Gold And Reaching The Top 20), And Remains One Of Rock's All-time Sprawling Masterpieces. While Its Predecessor, 1988's Nothing's Shocking, Served As A Fine Introduction To The Group, Ritual De Lo Habitual Proved To Be Even More Daring; Few (If Any) Alt-rock Bands Have Composed A Pair Of Epics That Totaled Nearly 20 Minutes, Let Alone Put Them Back To Back For Full Dramatic Effect. While The Cheerful Ditty "Been Caught Stealing" Is The Album's Best-known Track, The Opening "Stop!" Is One Of The Band's Best Hard Rock Numbers, Propelled By Guitarist Dave Navarro's Repetitive, Trashy Funk Riff, While "Ain't No Right" Remains Explosive In Its Defiant And Vicious Nature. Jane's Addiction Always Had A Knack For Penning Beautiful Ballads With A Ghostly Edge, Again Proven By The Album Closer, "Classic Girl." But It's The Aforementioned Epics That Are The Album's Cornerstone: "Three Days" And "Then She Did...." Although Perry Farrell Has Never Truly Admitted What The Two Songs Are About Lyrically, They Appear To Be About An Autobiographical Romantic Tryst Between Three Lovers, As Each Composition Twists And Turns Musically Through Every Imaginable Mood. And While The Tracks "No One's Leaving," "Obvious," And "Of Course" May Not Be As Renowned As Other Selections, They Prove Integral In The Makeup Of The Album. Surprisingly, The Band Decided To Call It A Day Just As Ritual De Lo Habitual Hit Big, Headlining The Inaugural Lollapalooza Tour (The Brainchild Of Farrell) In The Summer Of 1991 As Their Final Road Jaunt. Years Later, It Remains One Of Alt-rock's Finest Moments." All Music Guide – Greg Prato. more
	Stop / I Would For You / Three Days New - 12 - 21559 Sealed 1990 3 Song 12 Inch Maxi Single. "I Would For You" Is A Previously Unreleased Demo Recorded At Radio Tokyo In 1986. more
	Strays New - Vinyl - 90186 Hard To Find 2003 Germany Only Original. New, Unplayed. more
	Three Days Used - 12 - 21559 1990 12 Inch Picture Sleeve. Featuring The Previously Unreleased "I Would For You". more
	Whole Lotta Love / Slow Diver Used - 7 - PRO7 1989 7", 45rpm white label, red translucent vinyl. “Whole Lotta Love” is a Jane’s Addiction cover of Led Zeppelin’s iconic rocker. “Slow Divers” is a signature blend of dynamic rhythms, intricate guitar work, and improvisational energy, making it a fan favorite at concerts and among collectors of rare live recordings. Jane’s Addiction is a pioneering American alternative rock band formed in Los Angeles in 1985. Fronted by charismatic vocalist Perry Farrell, with guitarist Dave Navarro, bassist Eric Avery, and drummer Stephen Perkins, the band became synonymous with the explosive late-1980s and early-1990s alt-rock movement. Known for their eclectic style, blending punk, psychedelic rock, and funk, Jane’s Addiction has influenced countless acts and is celebrated for their energetic live performances, raw lyrical content, and innovative sound. Signature albums like Nothing’s Shocking and Ritual de lo Habitual cemented their legacy, while the band also helped launch the iconic Lollapalooza festival, further shaping the alternative music landscape. more