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In June, long after it was believed Jane's Addiction's new album "The Great Escape Artist" Capitol was done, producer Rich Costey still had the band's equipment set up and ready at a studio in Burbank, Calif.—as if the members might still drop by to tinker.

Breaking Old Habits Jim Fusilli 2011

So we asked My Strange Addiction's specialist and Freaky Eaters counselor Dr. Mike Dow for tips on being part of the solution instead of the problem.

Dr. Mike Dow's Strange Advice 2011

The band is a mesh of rock with blues, and sounds like The Smashing Pumpkins with a vocals that are in the range of Jane's Addiction's Perry Farrell.

Terrill Ocona: Portugal The Man Wows At Governor's Island Terrill Ocona 2010

The ones who ended up in therapy tended to have histories of horrendous child-abuse, which left them prone to emotional storms and an incoherent understanding of the past and the future -- Addiction's ideal habitat.

Daniel Goldin: The Death of a Nonprofit 2010

The ones who ended up in therapy tended to have histories of horrendous child-abuse, which left them prone to emotional storms and an incoherent understanding of the past and the future -- Addiction's ideal habitat.

The Death of a Nonprofit Daniel Goldin 2010

With NIN's drummer and Jane's Addiction's bassist in tow plus rock royalty the likes of Chris Cornell, Kid Rock, Dave Grohl, Motorhead's Lemmy Kilmeister, The Cult's Ian Astbury, and many more soop-uh-stahs, Slash's first solo album amazingly shows continuity and showcases expert co-songwriting despite all of the musical influences involved.

HuffPost Reviews: Slash, Madonna, David Byrne and Fatboy Slim, Plus A Conversation with Matt Hires, and More 2010

From Jane's Addiction's groundbreaking debut "Nothing Shocking," Perry Farrell and company penned a dark and funky summer song that's pure poetry.

Tamara Conniff: The Comet's Top 20 Summer Songs for Labor Day Weekend 2010

The ones who ended up in therapy tended to have histories of horrendous child-abuse, which left them prone to emotional storms and an incoherent understanding of the past and the future -- Addiction's ideal habitat.

Daniel Goldin: The Death of a Nonprofit 2009

Despite it's awfulness, Jane's Addiction's Jane Says is sure to pop up every few months.

Revisting songs Tripp 2009

The one clunker, to my taste, is Entourage, whose L.A. joyride with the four main characters in a convertible is a bit too literal--though the music choice, Jane's Addiction's Superhero, is a perfect choice for the story of a golden-boy celeb starring in the movie Aquaman.

C’mon C’mon: Why Rescue Me Rocks - Tuned In - TIME.com 2006