What makes Rev by Perry Farrell notable?

Rev marked a significant moment in Farrell's career as it featured a mix of both new compositions and reimagined tracks from his earlier work with Jane's Addiction. The album received mixed to positive reviews and showcased Farrell's influence on the alternative rock scene, reminding audiences of his innovative contributions during the late '80s and '90s. Released in 1999, Rev was Perry Farrell's first solo album after the dissolution of Jane's Addiction. At this point in his career, Farrell was transitioning from frontman of a seminal band to a solo artist, while still exploring the creative boundaries that defined his previous work.

Rev works well if you're into adventurous spirit in every track, vibrant energy for gatherings and eclectic mix for exploration.

How many songs are on Rev?

Rev has 16 tracks, running approximately 65 minutes.

Rev

Perry Farrell · 1999

65 min · 16 tracks · alternative rock

An eclectic blend of alternative rock and experimental sounds, showcasing Perry Farrell's unique artistic vision and sonic diversity.

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Top tracks — play these first

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Rev — The title track encapsulates the album's blend of rock energy and experimental textures, setting the tone for Farrell's solo exploration.
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Whole Lotta Love — This cover of Led Zeppelin’s classic showcases Farrell's ability to reinterpret iconic songs while infusing them with his distinct style.
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Been Caught Stealing (12" remix version) — This remix breathes new life into a classic track, highlighting Farrell’s knack for blending genres and providing an updated take on his past hits.
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Jane Says — This reimagining of one of Jane's Addiction's most beloved songs reaffirms Farrell's roots while presenting it in a fresh context.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

adventurous spirit in every track
vibrant energy for gatherings
eclectic mix for exploration
short bursts of engaging rhythms

Maybe skip if you

prefer straightforward, predictable songs
seeking long, cohesive soundscapes

Where this album fits

Career context: Released in 1999, Rev was Perry Farrell's first solo album after the dissolution of Jane's Addiction. At this point in his career, Farrell was transitioning from frontman of a seminal band to a solo artist, while still exploring the creative boundaries that defined his previous work.
Stylistic neighbors: Jane's Addiction· Soundgarden· Stone Temple Pilots

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

1 Rev 3:09
2 Whole Lotta Love 4:16
3 Been Caught Stealing (12" remix version) 4:21
4 Jane Says 4:47
5 Stop 3:54
6 Mountain Song 4:01
7 Summertime Rolls 6:16
8 Kimberly Austin 3:12
9 Tonight 3:37
10 Tahitian Moon 3:45
11 Pets 3:36
12 Cursed Male 3:54
13 100 Ways 3:42
14 Hard Charger 4:15
15 Ripple 4:39
16 Satellite of Love 3:43

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