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"&lt;p&gt;Oh, the temptation &amp;#x2014; to just say that &lt;em&gt;Kettle Whistle&lt;/em&gt; blows, that it&amp;apos;s the alt-rock answer to Led Zeppelin&amp;apos;s &lt;em&gt;Coda,&lt;/em&gt; But if these outtakes from one of the shortest, brightest careers in post-punk rock aren&amp;apos;t all diamonds, they are solid evidence that even in their formative days (the &amp;quot;Mountain Song&amp;quot; and &amp;quot;Ocean Size&amp;quot; demos, the early club-gig cuts), Jane&amp;apos;s Addiction were onto something, a visionary bent on art-metal violence and millennial sensuality. The live material from &amp;apos;90 and &amp;apos;91 shows that Jane&amp;apos;s broke up too soon, while the two new studio tracks with substitute bassist Flea hint at newer, greater things &amp;#x2014; without quite delivering.&lt;/p&gt;\r\n&lt;wm:embed type=\"related\"&gt;&lt;/wm:embed&gt;&lt;p&gt;Jimi Hendrix completed just three studio albums in his lifetime. The guitarist&amp;apos;s death, in September 1970, and the prolonged manhandling of his legacy mean that the bulk of his life&amp;apos;s work &amp;#x2014; demos, live tapes, unfinished recordings &amp;#x2014; has been treated shabbily over the decades: cherry-picked for compilations, deleted, reissued, re-reissued with every change in stewardship. &lt;em&gt;South Saturn Delta&lt;/em&gt; is less of a mess than its predecessors, combining tracks from &lt;em&gt;Rainbow Bridge, Loose Ends&lt;/em&gt; and &lt;em&gt;War Heroes&lt;/em&gt; with previously unissued material that is revealing, although not always in the way the compilers intend. The instrumental sketch of &amp;quot;Little Wing&amp;quot; and the early mix of &amp;quot;All Along the Watchtower&amp;quot; prove that there was magic as well as mania in Hendrix&amp;apos;s obsessive studio ways. But &amp;quot;Sweet Angel&amp;quot; (a &amp;apos;67 demo of &amp;quot;Angel&amp;quot;) and &amp;quot;Midnight Lightning,&amp;quot; cut solo as a Venusian-delta blues, indicate there is still much to be discovered and cherished. Memo to Experience Hendrix: This set&amp;apos;s fine; now let&amp;apos;s get &lt;em&gt;deep.&lt;/em&gt;&lt;/p&gt;"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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