Greatest Blossom Music Center concerts: No. 3 — Lollapalooza 1991

Flashback: The event was the brainchild of Jane's Addiction frontman Perry Farrell, who wanted to take the concept of a one-off festival and make it a traveling showcase.

• The tour featured a diverse lineup of artists, along with circus performers, art displays and nonprofit groups promoting political awareness.

The intrigue: Headliner Jane's Addiction was riding high off top-20 sophomore album "Ritual de lo Habitual," while Nine Inch Nails — the band Trent Reznor formed in Cleveland — was coming off its first world tour.

• Lawn tickets for the multi-stage concert at Blossom were $18.

State of play: Ice T dedicated his band Body Count's set-closer "Cop Killer" to Cuyahoga Falls police who stopped his tour bus on the way to the show.

• During NIN's set, Reznor invited fans from the lawn to rush the pavilion, turning the first five rows near the stage into a massive mosh pit.
• Jane's Addiction closed things out a few hours later as fans on the lawn lit fires inside garbage cans and danced around them.

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