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Track Listings
| 1. True Nature |
| 2. Strays |
| 3. Just Because |
| 4. The Price I Pay |
| 5. The Riches |
| 6. SuperHero |
| 7. Wrong Girl |
| 8. Everybody's Friend |
| 9. Suffer Some |
| 10. Hypersonic |
| 11. To Match The Sun |
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Amazon.co.uk Review
On Strays, the first Jane's Addiction studio album in 13 years, there's no mistaking Perry Farrell's trademark vocal sound (a nasal goose? a banshee in flight?) and Dave Navarro's ever-adaptable guitar style. But the band--only bassist Eric Avery is absent from their classic line up, replaced by Chris Chaney--hasn't come to party like its 1991. Sure, the balance of hedonism and earnestness, environmentalism and decadence, remains, but the quartet's approach is that of a unit ready to flex a few new muscles. Listeners will notice roof-raisers like "True Nature" and "Hypersonic" first, but some of the quieter tracks ("Price I Pay", with the classic Farrell rationalization "I always do the wrong thing, but I got a good reason," "To Match the Sun") are among the most effective Jane's mood pieces ever. Strays is certainly a much more apt return than 1997's odds-and-sods compilation Kettle Whistle. --Rickey Wright
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First studio album from Jane's Addiction since their third LP 'Ritual De Lo Habitual' was released in 1990. The eleven track album reunites Farrell, Navarro and Perkins with new bassist Chris Chaney. Produced By Bob Ezrin (Pink Floyd/AliceCooper/Lou Reed) 'Strays' finds the band expanding its sound fusing an innovative amalgam of punk, indie, prog rock andfolk. Includes the lead single 'Just Because'.
On Strays, the first Jane's Addiction studio album in 13 years, there's no mistaking Perry Farrell's trademark vocal sound (a nasal goose? a banshee in flight?) and Dave Navarro's ever-adaptable guitar style. But the band--only bassist Eric Avery is absent from their classic line up, replaced by Chris Chaney--hasn't come to party like its 1991. Sure, the balance of hedonism and earnestness, environmentalism and decadence, remains, but the quartet's approach is that of a unit ready to flex a few new muscles. Listeners will notice roof-raisers like "True Nature" and "Hypersonic" first, but some of the quieter tracks ("Price I Pay", with the classic Farrell rationalization "I always do the wrong thing, but I got a good reason," "To Match the Sun") are among the most effective Jane's mood pieces ever. Strays is certainly a much more apt return than 1997's odds-and-sods compilation Kettle Whistle. --Rickey Wright
Description
First studio album from Jane's Addiction since their third LP 'Ritual De Lo Habitual' was released in 1990. The eleven track album reunites Farrell, Navarro and Perkins with new bassist Chris Chaney. Produced By Bob Ezrin (Pink Floyd/AliceCooper/Lou Reed) 'Strays' finds the band expanding its sound fusing an innovative amalgam of punk, indie, prog rock andfolk. Includes the lead single 'Just Because'.