Hear Letur-Lefr before you buy and get knocked down to another world!

Do you remember how The Empyrean was about quickly shifting from one mood from the other, from one atmosphere to the other? Well, you might be surprised to hear that our John can go even further, to an even more extreme height; mixing up all the possible genres that he could get hold of and having everyone - from the woman who owns his heart and the ring on his hand, to the bad boys of rap and shaolin - go his way!

So, yes, it leaked. The entire social web streams Letur-Lefr, so why wouldn't we? It would be a crime to keep this away from anyone; and life is about making others happy. So, please do enjoy the beauty of these mere sixteen minutes from a random person's stream and then, after you've returned from wherever it has taken you to, BUY IT! Especially given that the rip circling around appears to be done only at 128 Kbps force-converted to 320 and the sound quality is nothing like the real thing.

Someday we'll all be proud for owning one of the most eclectic pieces of the music history.

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What others say about it

And while this is hardly the first time Frusciante has ventured into electronic music in his solo work, it's hard to think of anything he's done that's quite so genre-crossing or wonderfully weird.
- Exclaim.ca

Glorious weirdness
- Antiquiet

Buy it if you have not already!

Buy the album if in USA and bundle if anywhere in the world
Get the vinyl outside of USA
Get the CD outside of USA
A bunch of places you can get all but the bundle in Japan
Japanese SHM-CD for folks in Europe and nearby
If nothing else works for you for the CD
If nothing else works for you for the vinyl

These are all the options I know of and the four top ones are preferred and the best way of supporting our artist and the hard-working people behind him. If nothing, absolutely nothing works for you, respond and I will see if somebody can help you out. It would be a shame for you not to have this.

 

125 Reactions to Hear Letur-Lefr before you buy and get knocked down to another world!

  1. schniefelus says:

    Wow! "In your eyes" is absolutely amazing. Such variety and dynamism... love it! All in all a great comeback. If only "In my light" would continue a bit more along the lines of its first minute :) ...

  2. Dani says:

    is a great album with many changes in one song .. which makes it more interesting .. the classic pop music .. This is another style that is not to call it .. is rare and yet very beautiful .. john frusciante whenever tests leaves us amazed. very good album buy it ... anyone knows if you'll be in Argentina? thanks for this great site to one of the greatest musicians in history

    • Iva says:

      "anyone knows if you'll be in Argentina?" What do you mean?

      "thanks for this great site to one of the greatest musicians in history" You're welcome. He deserved this, with every single note he's ever written. If it didn't exist, the world would be missing on a lot, as media sucks the rectum nowadays.

      Love you, whoever you are. <3 Even though Argentina humiliates my country in football each time we play. :p
      My recent post Dani na dokovima

      • Dani says:

        someone loves me? is a joke .... and what I meant was whether the album will be in Argentina? I got a record of it in Argentina .. Inside of Emptiness .. but I want all records of john frusciante ... where are you? i love you too thanks again .. he is my inspiration I get happy when I listen and play all their songs I love him deeply. his music touches me a lot ... john thanks for all the music you do and you gave me to know.

        • Iva says:

          Not a joke at all. :) I'm in Belgrade, the capital of Serbia.

          I updated the post with links that might help you. Please, do tell me if one of them worked for you.

  3. JacobGoodwin says:

    I'm not listening to it until my deluxe package arrives and I drop the needle on my record player. If that's not true fan dedication then I don't know what is haha :)

    • Peter Grothe says:

      I don't think you can do it. I also had delusions of waiting for my deluxe, but I can't do it. I want it all, now. I am consuming so pleasurably and loud.

      • JacobGoodwin says:

        Oh trust me, it's killing me, 13 days is waayy too long to wait haha.

    • Caroline says:

      Way to say that, when the guy who runs this place exists. He carried out this on his own, I dont think anyone can possibly be a bigger fan than he!

      909 Day blew my mind. I will be in the ambulancia.

      • yeahIknow says:

        well, I'd say the guy who's running this place is actually not a man ^_^

        • Iva says:

          If John can provide "female backing vocals", I assume I can be a man, too. And thank you, Caroline, though I think we're all the biggest fans, as long as we're accepting John for who he is and what he's doing and not what someone would expect of him to do.

          • jano says:

            OK, as far as you're not a robot or animal. I just prefer to use man/woman over male/female..anyway, I hope Caroline is ok in the 'ambulancia':)
            [btw. the self-proclaimed biggest fun was here few weeks or months ago, don't mess with him :D ]

    • Charlie Brown says:

      Me either Jacob! But the fact that i got an email saying my package has been delayed im gonna find it very very hard indeed.

    • isaac says:

      I think true fan dedication to me is cranking it right now and then when my vinyl comes cranking it then as well

  4. Untitled #14 says:

    I love, love, love it! Is there anything this man can't do?

    I hope to see these 5 tracks top the Last.fm JF charts shortly when released. Come on people!

  5. funkymonkAK says:

    It's just incredible. I have absolutely no words to express how beautiful it is. Have no words to express how I feel while listening to it. He always connects to us, which is on of the most important things for artist, which many of them now don't have, but he still has it, and he always will. John always shows us his feelings through songs and that's real value of art. I don't know what to say. Absolutely incredible.
    My recent post Hear Letur-Lefr before you buy and get knocked down to another world!

  6. Ashling Cranford says:

    So exciting!!!! This is a good year for new albums being released.
    I'm only two songs in so far, I'm struck how very early 80's electronic it feels. It makes me so happy that John doesn't stick to the same old tired routine like some artists do.

  7. orangevarld says:

    It's weird that it's only 15 minutes long. How did he put all those emotions in only 15 minutes? So intense...

  8. Samme says:

    909 day is so underrated, Its my favourite

  9. maxou5 says:

    EVA YOU ARE LOVE

    • Iva says:

      Not sure if you're talking to me or someone else...? If it's me, thank you. I just uh...copied and pasted a link?! ;)

  10. Peter Grothe says:

    First time through, I like FM the best, followed by In My Light. I really love it all so loud. Excellent record.

  11. Peter Grothe says:

    Second time through- I also like In Your Eyes.

  12. Peter Grothe says:

    Second time through- I also like 909 Day

  13. Seth says:

    I love this shit!!

  14. John says:

    I just love it. I'll buy it as soon as it is released in the UK. Can't wait for PBX too!

  15. Lindsey says:

    oh i should have waited but i couldn't help it! so good though! he always surprises me - even after hearing clips of everything, somehow this surpasses my expectations

  16. Lindsey says:

    either in your eyes or 909 day. i can't decide!

    • Chef Ramsay says:

      TRIFLE OR PIE, WENCH
      MAKE A CHOICE
      THERE CAN BE NO TRIFLE-PIES
      PIE CRUST WITH A COMPOTE-CUSTARD FILLING
      IT IS UNREASONABLE
      SOMEBODY MAKE THIS

  17. Martina says:

    I love it! I think you can not give up the the love you feel for John, if you have been in love with his music for years, that just can´t happen. He is amazing, I would never say, that I might love this kind of music, but he made me love it, not because he is John Frusciante, but because he can do something amazing, he can make it special. This songs might sound weird for some people, but I would say, that it is part of his talent to make weird things beautiful.

  18. Razumihin says:

    I've always loved and respected JF's approach to music. It was always about his inner-feel about it. He doesn't care about anything, mada playing those notes that are tingling in his heart. That is how he created all those songs I love and enjoy so much, and that is how created these new ones, which are totally not my thing, not appealing to me, nor I find them pleasent for my ears. But John has stayed true to himself, this is simply where his heart led him and I have deepest respect for it, but I will, personally, stick to his old songs.
    Love you, John!

    • Sam says:

      Just keep listening to it, it might seem "out there" but I think the soul of his music is in this just as much as anything he has done before, you just have to give it time. Hope it grows on you! Enjoy. :)

  19. AUGUSTO says:

    now it's explained why he quit the band

  20. john says:

    what rapper's are featured on this?

    • Glenn Ray says:

      The RZA and Truth Hurts
      If you want to know more about the albums check out this link http://consequenceofsound.net/2012/05/john-frusci...

      • Iva says:

        That article is basically re-told stuff taken from John's blog (http://johnfrusciante.com/2012/05/74/), and the other two articles linked in it contain material sourced from this website and another one...the later has a long history of adding stuff they made up to add to make their articles "unique". They thought it would be an awesome idea to write that Truth Hurts is on this, in order to make themselves more exclusive, so they did and somehow Consequences of Sound picked on that and did not edit it out, as they're very busy people.

        Also, Truth Hurts is not a rapper, she's a singer. RZA, however, IS featured on this and you can find the credits for the album by clicking the following link: http://invisible-movement.net/2012/07/letur-lefr-...

        Hope that helps. :)

  21. john says:

    leak the lyrics!!!

  22. john says:

    I hear Robert Fripp in some of the riffage! so ILL!!!!!

  23. Gemmi says:

    God, thank you for create this genious...
    I am very strict with the electronic music that I hear, and I am going to say: this is art.

  24. Micha says:

    First Track's Outro shows us that we are not missing the fine guitar work at all :)

  25. dudeman says:

    This is a master peace. RIght in line with my musical interests at the moment. I've been listening to a lot of venetian snares, Igorrr, Aphex Twin... All those guys are awesome, but they're missing a certain melodic vibe that John brings with this album. Very into it.

  26. Danno says:

    thank you

    I needed this, the world will roll round now

  27. Dan says:

    lol. JF fans are so annoying, but this is just too great!

  28. At the beginning a little scared, but now I do not regret that I pre-ordered :) Great album!
    John's beat in FM... masterpiece!!!

  29. Robbie says:

    Heh, I seem to be only one who is quite disappointed. I really hope the album will be better.

  30. Markus says:

    After listening tonit for the first time i think it sounds like john was playing around in fruity loops. All those breakbeat samples and drum loops sound to me like from 10 years ago. Compared to other beat makers of our time it sounds to me like he is recicling sounds from the past instead of being individualistic - its not like a sphere in the heart of silence where i thought they created a unique sound. Although i like that john teams up with hip hop and recognizes its creative potential

  31. tom says:

    It´s a good record... it grows on you and different and strong emotions come up while listening to it !
    The few guitar-parts on this EP are amazing, too !
    Also most of the lyrics are deep and meaningful... though I´m not into hip hop, I even like some of the MC-parts !
    Thank you John, for extending the soundtrack of my life !!!

  32. Geoffrey says:

    Honestly, I'm a little disappointed. "909 Day" is excellent, and all the songs have great moments, but at times John crammed a bunch of decent ideas together pretty recklessly. "In Your Eyes," for example - it builds up all this momentum in the first ninety seconds, with that slick repeater guitar-synth line, and then the song just shits itself for a minute. I like odd drum patterns and such but only when they work in context with the rest of the song. (Like 12:15-ish.)

    Additionally, the production feels like it's taken a step down from "The Empyrean," which is my high water-mark for that sort of thing. Sometimes it feels claustrophobic, like the various elements are fighting for your attention but can't get past a super-sharp snare drum.

    Everyone's going to hate on me for saying a bad word against John, but not everyone is going to be in agreement on this EP. It's not because I'm "too conventional" or "opposed to experimentation" - I just feel that there's a few brilliant songs here and they're marred by John going absolutely batshit insane over them.

    "909 Day" is pure cash, though.

    • Aeo says:

      that odd off beat 'abstract' drum pattern in "In Your Eyes" comes right after he says "but we who lose ourselves in abstraction" so to me that portion of the song remained in context to the rest of it.
      I could be wrong of course lol

      • Geoffrey says:

        Yeah, I noticed that myself after a couple more listens. I stand by what I said, though - it doesn't work for me and it undermines the music, which I personally always give precedence over John's lyrics. See, that synth-line beforehand is probably my favourite individual sound on the whole album, alongside some of John's death-rattle roars, and to go from that to the objective low point is a real shame. Granted, it does make sense given the words, you're right.

    • Serge says:

      Indeed. I also think that another problem with this piece is the hip-hop elements in it.

      I have nothing against hip-hop, but I wouldn't call it music. It's rather a modern form of poetry coming from and intended for street people; and it's not music because its goal is solely to deliver a spoken message, whereas the goals of music are absolutely different.

      I didn't really apprehend any of the rapped lyrics as English is not my first language and I'm not used to listening to rap. Therefore, I didn't figure out the "message", though I did figure out that there were certain lines about whores. Not that I'm not alright with explicit language, but I really can't understand how it can be something that John's fans can appreciate in any way.

      And I'm alright with genre-crossing, I really do find it interesting, though I guess it only works with music which hip-hop isn't. Experimentation is cool, but I'd rather have something I can listen to, instead of checking it out, considering it interesting & forgetting about it for good. I also just love mixing rock and electronic music and getting a both progressive and enjoyable outcome. But that's not the case neither. This is not genre-crossing, this is electronic music with loads of weird stuff pulled onto it to make it feel "progressive".

      "FM", for instance, is just the typical hip-hop track, only with a synth beat provided by John. Yet warm and high synth tones are not enough to make it experimental or truly progressive in any way. Same goes for "909 Day", which contains some "nigga elements" aswell. Okay, that's interesting, but that just doesn't work out. John's music, being an absolutely different level of art, is for absolutely different kind of people than theirs. And he mixes it all up. I understand that you don't give a damn, but, dear John, how can your fans enjoy this in reality?

      • Aeo says:

        you are speaking for a tiny minority of frusciante fans, most likely those who grew up encountering only white people.
        try to expand your horizons a bit and see where , in these "nigga" tracks , the creativity might be. .

      • Geoffrey says:

        Ehhh, harsh approach there, sarge. I'd disagree and say hip-hop is most certainly music; it's just a different pallet of sound. I can understand your complaints, though. "FM" was the weakest track for me, too, and I got the impression that the song was edited around John's friends, to give them a slice of the focus, rather than his friends coming into a role with a specific intent or prior foresight. However, I loved "909 Day" and felt that the rap elements worked very well as an additional texture.

        You also said that John's music is entirely different, for different people. I don't know much, but given a minimal amount of research on Wikipedia, it seems like RZA would be the exact sort of person that John would knock about with. He's got his own constructed spirituality and a strong work ethic. I would suggest that you're bundling all the guest MCs together - perhaps some worked better than others?

        Wait for PBX, you'll likely enjoy that more.

  33. uep says:

    Yeah, I don't love how he just lets the song crash that way (in your eyes). In my light and 909 are excellent, though I like in your eyes anyway. I can't wait for PBX honestly.
    Also there's some sweet guitar work, little arrangements that make the songs amazing.

    • Geoffrey says:

      PBX will probably be what I'm looking for, too. I think he said it's a bit more "guitar-orientated" or "familiar," something like that, which I translate to meaning "a little more coherent." Maybe he's just outgrown the EP format, which is why Letur-Lefr feels a bit off for me - he's got all these ideas but a lot of them never develop or stay around long enough, because the whole thing is trimmed to about fifteen minutes. (Again, prime example to bash - 1:20-1:55, there's like three jarringly different songs in this)

  34. Nicky says:

    THANK YOUUUUUUU

  35. Nana says:

    fantastic! that's all I can really say. This will be on repeat on my ipod for quite a while. thanks john :)

  36. wayne ferreira says:

    HI JF FANZ JUST WOKE UP AND SOMETHIN TOLD ME 2 CUM here! GOOD WAY 2 start a day!

  37. yoda says:

    sorry for the language but HOLY SHIT YOU GUYS THIS IS FUCKING AMAZING!

    john's brings his sense of melody and harmony over to incredible beat programming that ranges from hip hop all through the styles of artists straight out of the ninjatune and warp catalogs and then some. those snippets on amazon were great but gave NO indication just how epic these 15+ minutes are.

    i feel extremely sorry for all those who aren't open enough to music beyond a certain sphere especially those who listen to john only for guitar. these songs are so intricate and the sequencing is just fucking amazing. complex yet with a groove throughout that's easy to nod your head with and follow. each song constantly evolves and keeps moving. oh man. oh man. fuck. like...wow.

  38. yoda says:

    "john brings his" not "john's brings his"

    sorry about that. kind of have to stop typing every few words to listen to how crazy this ep is. john's growling interweaving with RZA. jesus. and what's even crazier is that it seems like frusciante's just getting started...

    • Iva says:

      I wrote something far worse in the introduction text for the index page and perhaps what's in the news item itself doesn't sound very sane to a random observer; so...we're all excited. :) No need to apologise; though I secretly, secretly wish people who were making such errors all the time were correcting themselves, for the sake of keeping the beauty of language alive. <3

    • brewy1 says:

      due to that minor grammatical error, you shall live the rest of your life in shame

  39. Mike says:

    Awesome so far. Waiting for my SHM CD from CDJapan! Hope to get it today as I get my new Martin Logan Speakers also.

    So nice to hear some new music with no cliched boundaries.

  40. Tolik says:

    This music is so beautiful. Its got PLENTY of guitar too, I don't understand what people are moping about, there is ALOT of guitar on this EP, and besides he's playing EVERY instrument! Beautiful music, I can't say that enough.

  41. Anthony says:

    I live here in Texas and instead of celebrating with fireworks and beer, I gathered my closest friends and we listened to this new record in the dark as loud as possible. Needless to say, it was a wonderful 4th of July. This man has inspired so much creativity in my life. Thank you Iva for the news and giving us a magical night!

    • Iva says:

      You are welcome, but I only made a quick (and hopefully good) decision to embedd a video someone else uploaded. Thank JF. :)

  42. Jog says:

    i love john

  43. Sounds better every time I hear it. how's the tempo of your music friend? Suit ya? here's a little melody for you. one of my favorite tunes. the villian is back. dressed in all black. brother monk is his name and I'm ready for combat

    • Peter Grothe says:

      How's the tempo friend? Suit ya? That particular line fluctuates in my mix depending on the listening device. Can't get enough of Letur Lefr.

  44. Sean says:

    John's vocals don't sound strong enough for me on this EP, too quiet in comparison so what I normally like from his work. Still, I have to admit, I was wary of the hip hop at first but now i've heard it.. it ain't so bad. Prefer the DC EP but Dissolve is one of my favourite songs of all time. Can't wait for PBX and Letur will fill that void at any rate.

  45. ryan says:

    it is a fucking crime to rip this EP and post online im furious you guys have uploaded it im outa here

    • Iva says:

      The "guys" here have not uploaded it. "They" were accused of keeping the obviously available things away from people a couple of times, so "they" decided not to ignore what's everywhere and that was also a good way to get those who were not sure if they want it to buy it. :) On the other hand, those who were not planning to buy it or never actually support the musicians they like, they will probably do the same again and they're not a part of any statistics.

      See this? I agree with you about the (lack of) quality on this rip:

      "So, please do enjoy the beauty of these mere sixteen minutes from a random person's stream and then, after you've returned from wherever it has taken you to, BUY IT! Especially given that the rip circling around is only at 128 Kbps force-converted to 320 and the sound quality is nothing like the real thing."

      Lastly, when talking to people you don't know, at least show enough respect not to swear at them and use punctuation. It gives a very, very bad impression otherwise. :(
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  46. ryan says:

    taking off this site....

    Please, DO NOT post any links to possible leaks here, as they will be deleted. Enjoy a little more suspense, as this is good, good stuff and totally worth the wait, especially after we have waited for a couple of years now. The snippets should also give you a good idea of what we're in for.

    • A Bear says:

      Sometimes...
      When I'm alone...
      I like to pour honey into my belly button...
      And let various woodland creatures lick it out...

    • Iva says:

      "Downloadable" as in Rapidshare, Mediafire, Turbobit et cetera. When people were mass-posting Glowe everywhere in May, I had directions to remove that and I would've removed that either way. However, nobody had anything against streams, as some of those streams were actually used on mass media, which I also stated earlier. The Glowe streams from Soundcloud were eventually deleted, likely because Soundcloud is a showcase for own music.

      And once again, I have NOT uploaded it.

      As for artwork - I happen to know the person who designed it, which is precisely why I did not want full-size scans there, just pictures of the CD in a random Japanese man's hand. The designer from credits helped out JF by composing the images, he's an awesome guy thanks to whom this community got a lot of it and he's proud of what they have done.

      So, no need to make up your own "justice" as an excuse to be rude. I refuse to spend more time on am Internet troll like you. Every subsequent insult towards me or anyone else on here will result in inability to post further comments.

  47. wordman says:

    second half of 909 is siiiiiiick

  48. ANDREW says:

    I usually don't comment on threads or take the time to comment on posts or anything like the sorts....but John has played a monumental piece of my life. I'm not a a musician and I know how he feels about idling people, but his words and feelings mean so much more to someone that feels it. When he speaks of the 4th dimension, I understand him. I'm not a musician, but in the disparity of my own feelings I know where he is coming from. It's so beautiful - and the word beautiful doesn't do it justice. It's unexplainable. Curtains and Shadows Collide with People are two of the most UNDERRATED albums of all time. I love music and thats a powerful statement, but I truly believe the beauty of those albums is so harshly unrecognized. It makes me sick that people get rich off of music and so much bullshit now a days and then someone like John deserves what he's worth because HES HELPED PEOPLE. Yes, his words and music have helped people like me and that deserves reward whether wanted or not. You will forever remain with me John. I have two tattoos...on the back of my arms..one says invisible and the other says movement because I can relate to that. I have an M.A in Economics and a good job, but no one understands my invisible movement throughout the day to a deeper meaning in the soul and life. KEEP WRITING JOHN, FOR THE SAKE OF HUMANITY.

    • J.F says:

      lol XD

    • Kelly Hanson says:

      Late reply, but I just read this post... Just wanted to say I feel the same way!!! Nice to hear others explain something that I have also felt. I think that I wouldn't be alive if it wasn't for John's music as it's helped me through my darkest days and will continue to do so in the future. The fact that I can look forward to new music from him makes my heart so happy because maybe it'll be one of those new songs that helps me at a future low point. I'm not a musician or writer either but I too feel connected to him in my soul, as I'm sure many people do who listen to his music. It's just like you can feel and know him through his music... like his words are my words/feelings as well and that connection feels substantial in my heart/soul.

  49. Yad 909 says:

    What could we do with what we blew?
    There's just one move through time.

    (Vote it up)

    • Iva says:

      You posted too many comments under too many names and only your initial ones and the one you left as "A Bear" made sense. Perhaps this one, too; the rest is spam. Please, don't spam. :)

  50. Alex says:

    It's amazing. Just when you think of John having this one established mixture of styles, he goes on and releases something about this. I am happy.

  51. Alex says:

    *like this

  52. Telemaster says:

    We as JF fans will always be somewhat biased to his art. Best part is...I would listen to Letur-Lefr and really love it even if it wasn't JF. Good things yet to come, or so it seems.

  53. regina says:

    can someone please post an image of the spine part of the cd cover pls. thank u

  54. isaac says:

    My closest thing to a spiritual leader has returned. thank you john

  55. adam says:

    The drum programming is the most impressive part of this album. Hands down. It's not easy to do that, and I also understand why him and RZA are friends. He really has a unique way of delivering lyrics. Its fun to hear John step back a bit on the vocals in something not called the Red Hot Chili Peppers. Don't get me wrong I love his singing and layering, but his ability to let others shine in this album is fantastic.

    • Adam says:

      How can one drowning man save another? am i hearing that right? If so that is my favorite lyric.

  56. NatethegreatofSkeen says:

    I love the blend, this is insanity!!! sick tight funky dope shit!!!!!

  57. Mike says:

    Been letting this grow on me and wow. It's definitely in my top albums for 2012. Can't wait for my SHM-CD and Hi-Rez download to be available.

    You have to jam this on a good Hi-Fi, it's made for it.

  58. Pet says:

    This may sound strange, but I just danced randomly throughout the whole album freestyle totally immersed in music/feeling. Never would have thought I'm gonna connect the music of St. John with cardio exercise. Gonna take a shower now, haha! B)

  59. Alex says:

    THIS HAS SO MUCH LOVE IN IT!! of course everyone is entitled to their own opinion about this ep, but this is what john left the chili peppers for. i think we all know that he didn't just scrape up some songs from his collection to release. you can feel the energy in every song. you can always feel it in his music. thats why its special. like it or not, this is what john wants to do, and we should respect his art. FRUSCIANTE FOREVER!!!!

  60. Renzo D`Angelo says:

    Frusciante is my musical mentor... love his new record, i want to hear everything he has to give to this world... LOVE FROM URUGUAY!! tryng to get the cd by mail express....

  61. Josh Ball says:

    Absolutely mind blowing. He always manages to keep his music fresh, but maintains his streak of utter genius. The one negative fact is after hearing it, I NEED to hear more, really cannot wait for his next LP!

    Everyone complaining about it being posted, in this day and age it happens all the time and you can't stop it. As a musician myself I find this when releasing material, but if you truly admire what you are listening to then support the artist and buy the album. It's too hard to not encourage people to listen to this, incredible (as always).

  62. Benja says:

    u all r exaggerating. if john wanted to be worshipped by bias followers. he may have stayed in the chilis. good album as always. but the hip hop aspect seemed a bit forced. the production was really cool and unique tho. its definitely an experiment. ya'll actin like its a masterpiece. noting his previous work i would doubt if he even shares your oppinion. First track stays on repeat w/ me however. dope. but for real. all this fanboyizm. seems like it's exactly the type of perspective he strives against. John is the most influential artist to me, as a person and a musician. But he's not a God. The point is, we all have the power to make something that effects people this way. When are we going to stop worshipping exceptional people. and becoming them. <3
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  63. Nancy says:

    first listen - very interesting and am looking forward to listening 1000 more times and hearing something different everytime.

  64. Nancy says:

    I keep getting emails that it will be mailed to me soon! (with a tshirt :) )

  65. unknown2 says:

    http://johnfrusciante.com/ there's a new post by john!

  66. edwin morais says:

    I just remember john saying in an interview, "I dont want to edit my songs" he loves leaving them how they were recorded..I think its very interesting album I Love It!

  67. Elise says:

    LOVE it! :)

  68. Roo says:

    This might be an obvious question and i'm sorry if someone has already asked it but does anyone know who is singing the sort of 'whispered' vocal parts in FM?

  69. asdfg says:

    If you pre-ordered the album, check your email. It came out digitally a day early because of a shipping delay.

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