Jane’s Addiction
The Pyramid Club,
Los Angeles, CA
November 13, 1986

SBD->bootleg CD “Live and Profane”

silver boot CD>EAC>FLAC

01 My Time
02 Whores
03 Pigs in Zen
04 Ain’t No Right
05 I Would for You
06 Idiots Rule
07 Trip Away
08 Mountain Song
09 Filler: Then She Did (unknown date/location)

EAC & compression by terrapinstation 01/26/2001

Another Porky Prime Cut from Terrapin Station!!

Live And Profane

Live And Profane is a bootleg CD by Totonka records. Tonka 2, is primarily comprised of Janeís Addiction at the Pyramid in Hollywood, Los Angeles, CA from November 13, 1986. The filler in this collection may be from the November 27, 1987 show at the Arcadia Theater in Dallax, TX but we havenít been able to confirm this. The sound quality very good, and from a soundboard source.

Alternate Versions:

Original versions of this bootleg come with a booklet, three reprints from classic Janeís Addiction concerts, and a rare photo reprint of the band rehearsing. Many used copies of this bootleg sold lack this photo. Later reprints of this bootleg lack the photo and have a corrected track listing.

The booklet in this bootleg is an essay that goes as follows:

Janeís Addiction stood out as art music that metal kids could like too ñ ìneometalî as easy to bang a head to as to contemplate to on headphones ñ and the success of the non-genre genre made it possible for other West Coast bands like Faith No More, Primus and Soundgarden to cross over with out confining themselves to a genre either. Where the record industry tends to peg bands as pop, rock, metal or alternative. Janeís Addiction was all of the above.

In 1987, the band was signed by Warner Bros. Records for a sum large enough to stun the underground; in early 1988, it released a live album on local Triple X Records that included the classic ìWhoresî; in late 1988, it released its first major-label album, Nothingís Shocking, which included a song about Ted Bundy, a pile of metaphors for heroin addiction (a problem that plagued all members of the band except for drummer Perkins) and an album cover that pictured Casey as naked Siamese twins with their heads ablaze. The nude videos accompanying the album were banned by MTV. Nothingís Shocking was nominated for a Grammy but lost out to Jethro Tull. In 1990, Ritual went gold in less than a month, and the band went from playing small theaters to selling out Madison Square Garden. The band was speaking to somebody.

Tracks 1-8: 11/13/1986 ñ Pyramid, The, Hollywood, Los Angeles, CA.
Track 9 Filler: 11/27/1987 ñ Arcadia Theater, Dallas, TX (unconfirmed)

Released By: Totonka
ID Number: CDPRO2