To Record Only Water For Ten Days - John Frusciante

Description: Genre: Rock - Psychedelic Rock / Artist: John Frusciante / Audio CD released 2001-02-12 at Warner / Disc #1 ... more

To Record Only Water For Ten Days - John Frusciante ... Tracklisting
1 Going Inside
2 Someone's
3 First Season
4 Wind Up Space
5 Away And Anywhere
6 Remain
7 Fallout
8 Ramparts
9 With No One
10 Murderers
11 Invisible Moment
12 Representing
13 In Rhyme
14 Saturation
15 Moments Have You

Newest Review: ... with 'Going Inside', To Record Water opens with one of it's best tracks. It comes as a bit of a shock when you hear ... more

... Frusciante's voice for the first time - usually heard in the Chilli Peppers as high pitched harmonious backing - here, it's very deep and not at all polished. 'Someone's' is a short track featuring a electronic drum backing - extenuating the homemade feel of the album. It's a fairly bland number, but like the rest of the album, I'm sure it has a lot of resonance and meaning to Frusciante. 'Away and Anywhere' is one of the more memorable songs, and although it sounds like it's been recorded on a 4-track (which most of the...more

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To Record Only Water For Ten Days - John Frusciante: Heroin addict sees the light. (524 words)
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Released in 2001, 'To Record Only Water for Ten Days' is the third solo album by Red Hot Chili Pepper's lead guitarist John Fusciante. Recorded at the time when Frusciante was recovering from a heroin addiction, the album has a very homemade feel and is certainly not a commercial or mainstream sounding release. Fruisciante's previous albums 'Smile from the Streets You Hold', and 'Niandra LaDes & Usually Just a T-Shirt' were a little shambolic in their overall sound, so how does To Record Only Water for Ten Days shape up? I'm not going to dwell on each of the tracks, as many are experimental instrumental pieces - so I will isolate a select few ... Read the complete review