Photos from the Swahili Blonde album release party
Written on July 11, 2010 in Events/gigs, Swahili Blonde & with 4 responses
Tags: dr teeth, echoplex, live, live photography, Swahili Blonde
We've seen the first as-it-happens impressions from the Swahili Blonde album release party this morning, thanks for the wonders of the new media and its "channels"; now it's the time for more fine-polished stuff, which will be posted as they keep on arriving.
If you have photographs of your own, please do send them over. Invisible Movement will never claim your photos as its own and if you're an owner of another website, they will go online with your own watermark/no watermark (whatever is the way you prefer them). At the same time, this website reserves the right not to publish anything that I feel would be too intrusive/invasive. Thank you so much for sharing the love, dear friends!
The nice people (person?) of Rollo & Grady have snapped a couple of great photos and they have agreed on having an ad-free site such as Invisible Movement repost it. Thank you so much. <3
And this photo was taken by Ari, one of Invisible Movement's own volunteers, who went all the way from Lyon to Hollywood to attend this show, because she loves both John and Swahili Blonde. A review coming up as well as one über-cool thing. There will be more photos, too, of the entire band, as soon as we're done with the über-cool thing. For now, enjoy one photo of John and five photos of charming young women kicking the ass out of their instruments (when you open the full page - NOT available on the front page...).
4 Reactions to Photos from the Swahili Blonde album release party
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Okay, let's be honest here. Did anyone think that the show was a waste of time? Sure, Frusciante performed an amazing 5 minute solo, but was it worth 2 hours in line, 1 hour of weird African music, and John playing just the last song??
I heard something went down which is why John only played for such a short time. Anyone know anything about that? Anyways, this is just my opinion, so feel free to discuss how you really felt.
It wasn't technically African music. Just an FYI
i wasn't there but i doesn't think that the show was a waste of time because it was the release party of swahili blonde and that was what the people got, didn't they?
by the way: i like how john sits on his little vox amp as a contrast to his 3 marshall full stacks he used with the chili peppers ^^
i agree with mark. I don't think this is for everyone, but its a cool new artistic style from him and i personally love swahili blonde. Plus, hes playing local, intimate shows now; how can you complain?! i hope they keep playing, cuz i'd love to go see them!