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PERRY FARRELL SAYS NEXT JANE’S ADDICTION WILL HAVE NIGHTMARE & FAIRYTALE THEMES, 60 SONGS ALREADY WRITTEN

By: 22 November 2012 6 Comments

In a new interview with Rolling Stone, Jane’s Addiction frontman Perry Farrell talked about his ambitious plans for Jane’s Addiction’s next album. He said in recent weeks he has written 60 songs and that he hasn’t been this prolific as a songwriter since he was in his 20′s. Farrell has described the songs as “a nightmare, a fairy tale, all mixed in one.” He said that he has decided to write songs from a fresh angle for this album. He had originally considered continuing to write about themes of escapism like he did on The Great Escape Artist, but he claims, “It didn’t make a big enough splash. If it would have made a bigger splash I would have continued [its themes].”

Farrell said that he plans on continuing to map out the record in as early as January, and he expects the ideas to really jell and come together by this time next year.

6 Comments »

  • moltas granola said:

    i’d love some more jane’s! awesome to see them making a follow up to TGEA. but i think there is a huge difference between having 60 songs written and having written lyrics for 60 songs.

  • Tastes Grungey said:

    The theme wasn’t the problem with Escape Artist.

  • hopendope said:

    60 songs 1000 songs who cares if they suck.
    Just lease them and let’s see how they are.
    GEA sucked big donkey balls so don’t expect much.

  • Mr.Bungle said:

    Great Escape Artist was an amazing and sadly underrated Album. It deserved much more attention…

  • kingchaz said:

    hopendope said it.

    “Heh, that’s nothing, one time I had the most ticks.”
    -”Peter it’s not a competition.”
    “It was back then!” (most ticks, 1965).

  • Octavio said:

    Great Escape was definitelly an underrated album. It has great songs and they put an amaizing show live. One of my favorities of 2012 for sure.

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