What artist is this album from

Pitiful self bump

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Death Grips

https://www.discogs.com/Janes-Addiction-Ritual-De-Lo-Habitual/master/32082

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Nothing's Shocking [Warner Bros., 1988]

Dream Syndicate revisited, aka Alice Cooper in the age of metal worship. After all, it took him three albums to get good. Then again, his third album had "I'm Only 18" on it, and these guys aren't even humble enough to try for one of those. Or lucky enough--as Alice has spent his life proving, talent didn't have much to do with it. But if they keep at it like the skilled pros they are, I'm sure they'll eventually land a "Only Women Bleed". C+

Ritual de lo Habitual [Warner Bros., 1990] *bomb*

Kettle Whistle [Warner Bros., 1997]

As its current projects crumble from irrelevance to negative cash flow, a band that never made music or money commensurate with its myth bestows upon a shock-sated marketplace outtakes, demos, live tracks, and four proofs of physical reunion. Chutzpah has never been Perry Bernstein's problem. C+

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>>72384765
Jane's Addiction

>>72384966
I agree with him. This band's reputation vastly exceeds their accomplishments.

Ritual de lo Habitual by Jane's Addiction

Great album btw

After looking up Percy Farrell's Wikipedia page, I was surprised at his birthdate--he's quite a bit older than the other guys in the band.

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