Three Days
Jane's Addiction · 1990
18 min · 3 tracks · alternative rock · alternative metal
A sprawling exploration of love and loss, merging lush instrumentation with raw emotional intensity.
Three Days is a single by Jane's Addiction, released in 1990. A sprawling exploration of love and loss, merging lush instrumentation with raw emotional intensity. 'Three Days' is notable for its ambitious length and structure, reflecting the band's unique approach to alternative rock during an era dominated by more concise formats. The song has since been recognized as a significant influence on the grunge movement that followed, showcasing the genre's potential for expansive storytelling and emotional vulnerability. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Three Days sound like?
A sprawling exploration of love and loss, merging lush instrumentation with raw emotional intensity. Rooted in alternative rock and alternative metal.
What makes Three Days by Jane's Addiction notable?
'Three Days' is notable for its ambitious length and structure, reflecting the band's unique approach to alternative rock during an era dominated by more concise formats. The song has since been recognized as a significant influence on the grunge movement that followed, showcasing the genre's potential for expansive storytelling and emotional vulnerability. By 1990, Jane's Addiction had established themselves as a leading force in the alternative rock scene with their breakthrough album 'Nothing's Shocking' released in 1988. 'Three Days' marked a pivotal moment in their career as it showcased their evolution towards more complex compositions while solidifying their reputation for theatricality and depth in songwriting.
How many songs are on Three Days?
Three Days has 3 tracks, running approximately 18 minutes.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Three Days Standout 10:47
- 2 I Would for You (demo) Standout 3:27
- 3 Jane Says (demo) Standout 4:23
Release Date
August 2, 1990
Artist Origin
United States
Runtime
18 min 37 sec
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