简介：Perry Farrell，美国另类摇滚男歌手，1959年3月29日出生于纽约市的佩里·伯恩斯坦（Perry Bernstein），年轻时随家人移居佛罗里达州迈阿密，最终在加利福尼亚州洛杉矶（Los Angeles）发现了解放朋克摇滚运动。80年代初，哥特摇滚乐席卷了整个洛杉矶。结果，佩里把自己的名字改成了Perry Farrell，组建了哥特另类乐队Psi Com。虽然这个乐队是佩里重要的音乐垫脚石（他标志性的、影响深远的声乐风格、空灵的音乐等等），但乐队最终在签约一家大唱片公司之前就分崩离析了。几年后的1994年，Triple X Records发布了一个自封的5轨Psi Com汇编。除了灵魂人物Perry外，尚包括有吉它手Dave Navarro（1994年转加入Red Hot Chilli Peppers）、贝斯手Eric A及鼓手Stephen Perkins等4人，因深受The Doors、Velvet Underground、Pil、Faith No More等团的影响，便将Punk、Rock、Folk、Funk等摇滚元素融为一炉，烧出充满爆发力的摇滚震撼及勾勒出人性较阴暗低沈的一面，但在1992年Perry带着原鼓手Stephen Perkins，再加上新任贝斯手Martyn LeNoble及吉它手Peter Distefano另组了另类摇滚新团Porno For Pyros（欲火情趣），继续展现其狂野不羁的摇滚本能。这段时期他也是Lollapalooza音乐节的推广创办人。更带领着他的乐团连续出现于1993年英国Reading音乐节上及94年Woodstock纪念音乐会中，着实突显了Perry Farrell在摇滚界的地位。1993年的同名处女作和96年的《上帝的渴望》，虽然乐队是一个受欢迎的音乐会吸引人的地方，但法雷尔在1997年解散了乐队，不久之后，他出现在私人配乐上，并在电影首映礼上表演。97年晚些时候，法雷尔和简的《沉迷》进行了一次短暂的团圆之旅。一年后，法雷尔当上了父亲，专注于一个名为戈巴莱的新项目。在新项目启动之前，法雷尔突然放弃了它，专注于录制他的第一张个人专辑，这张专辑收录了《怒火对机器》吉他手汤姆·莫雷洛和《红辣椒》吉他手约翰·弗鲁西安特的贡献。1999年11月，《回顾版》发行了，里面有《简的外传》和《火烧色情》中的热门歌曲和珍品，还有一对独唱曲目。2001年，法瑞尔的个人专辑《Song Yet To Be Sung》。 小简介： 有着另类摇滚英雄美名之称的Perry Frrell，1986年于美国洛杉矶创领出另类摇滚猛团Jane's Addiction(珍的沈溺)。除了灵魂人物Perry外，尚包括有吉它手Dave Navarro(94年转加入Red Hot Chilli Peppers)、贝斯手Eric A及鼓手Stephen Perkins等4人，因深受The Doors、Velvet Underground、Pil、Faith No More等团的影响，便将Punk、Rock、Folk、Funk等摇滚元素融为一炉，烧出充满爆发力的摇滚震撼及勾勒出人性较阴暗低沈的一面，但在1992年Perry带着原鼓手Stephen Perkins，再加上新任贝斯手Martyn LeNoble及吉它手Peter Distefano另组了另类摇滚新团Porno For Pyros(欲火情趣)，继续展现其狂野不羁的摇滚本能！这段时期他也是Lollapalooza音乐节的推广创办人。更带领着他的乐团连续出现于'93年英国Reading 音乐节上及94年Woodstock纪念音乐会中，着实突显了Perry Farrell在摇滚界的地位！ Perry Farrell is quite simply, one of the most important and original musical figures of the '90s. Born Perry Bernstein in New York City on March 29, 1959, Perry moved with his family to Miami, FL as a youngster, and eventually wound up in Los Angeles, CA, where he discovered the liberating punk rock movement. By the early-80's goth-rock was sweeping across L.A. - as a result, Perry changed his name to Perry Farrell ('peripheral') and formed the goth-alternative band, Psi Com. While the group was an important musical stepping stone for Perry (his trademark heavily effected vocal style, ethereal music, etc.), the band eventually fell apart before they could sign to a major label. Years later, in 1994, Triple X Records would issue a self-titled, 5-track Psi Com compilation. Undettered, Farrell put together what would become one of the greatest rock bands of all time, Jane's Addiction. He hooked up with a pair of young metalheads, drummer Stephen Perkins and guitarist Dave Navarro, plus alternative fan Eric Avery on bass. The quartet was harder rocking than Farrell's previous outfit, and injected their rock with unpredictability -unafraid to touch upon other non-rock musical styles and making great use of dynamics. The band was also different in that it was against the testosterone-heavy image of other rockers at the time, the bandmembers would often kiss each other on stage and Farrell would sometimes dress in drag. All of the hoopla paid off for the band as they became an instant favorite on the L.A. club scene, issuing their self-titled debut on Triple X in 1987. Like it's music, the band's audience was varied - metalheads, punkers, and goths all worshipped them. A huge bidding war ensued, with Warner Bros. eventually signing the up-and-coming band. Although Jane's Addiction would only be together for 2 more albums, 1988's Nothing's Shocking and 1990's Ritual De Lo Habitual (both platinum-certified), they were a major reason for alternative rock's eventual mainstream acceptance and success. Both albums are widely considered classics, proving to be incredibly influential on the 90's alt-rock scene. Eventually, drug-fueled bickering helped break up the group, but not before they would headline the inaugural Lollapalooza tour in 1991 (Farrell was the founder of the eventual annual tour). Perry also tried his hand at filmmaking around this time, with the hard-to-decipher Gift. Perry went straight into his next project, Porno For Pyros, which included ex-Jane's drummer Perkins, as well as guitarist Peter DiStefano and bassist Martyn LeNoble. While the new outfit contained some of the same musical trademarks as J.A., it proved to be not as musically adventurous or abstract. A pair of underrated albums were issued, 1993's self-titled debut and 96's Good God's Urge, and while the band was a popular concert attraction, Farrell split the band up in 1997, shortly after an appearance on the Private Parts soundtrack and a performance at the movie's premier. Later in '97, Farrell did a brief reunion tour with Jane's Addiction (Eric Avery, who refused the invitation, was replaced by The Red Hot Chili Peppers' Flea on bass), releasing a spotty live/outtakes collection Kettle Whistle the same year. A year later, Farrell became a father and swore off drugs and drink for good - focusing on a new project, dubbed Gobalee. Before the new project could get off the ground, Farrell abruptly abandoned it, concentrating on recording his first solo album, which featured contributions by Rage Against The Machine guitarist Tom Morello and Red Hot Chili Peppers guitarist John Frusciante. In November of 1999, the retrospective Rev was issued, containing hits and rarities from both Jane' s Addiciton and Porno for Pyros, as well as a pair of solo tracks. In 2001, Farrell's solo album Song Yet To Be Sung arrived, marking his first new material in five years as well as a more global, spiritual approach to his music.