John Frusciante Interview (2004)
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- Frusciante's interview released in the Japanese version of "Too Tough To Die (A Tribute To Johnny Ramone)" in which he talks about his life, The Ramones, his relationship with Johnny Ramone, Punk rock and Music in general.
Watch Anthony Kiedis talking about the Ramones too: ruclips.net/video/VsEZDGshCgE/видео.html
Me too xx
You may be cool. But you will never be "9yo John Frusciante buying a Ramones album with a big jar of pennies" cool.
Nerdy Teacher when i was 9 years old i bought californication because i thought the picture looked cool 😌 best thing i ever did!
Nerdy Teacher so true!
juicedupfreak Californication was my first RHCP album. My aunt gave me when I was 12 because it had California in the name and was a skater haha
I lend it from a friend and never gave it back.
neither will you ever be "[in the record store] they tought I was cool because I was this tall and could play all those Hendrix songs" cool..
So much respect for this guy :)
The best guitarist I've ever known I wonder where could he be right now.
You like John and beautiful picture, maybe a Perfect girl exist
i do like john a lot...
Me too. No one day without listening to John. Maybe we can share our passion together ?
He knows the true meaning and feeling of music ppl like him are very hard to find
he remains humble and down to earth....is anyone knows where could he be or any update?
i would love to hear his opinion on every rock band... sell out or real?
He doesn't seem like the type to lecture about "selling out".
He could philosophize bout Nutella and I’d still listen it for hours
He's a or at least was a great debater too. Probably the most creative and interesting person that I ever met.
David Kneitel you met him?
@@lanaliakada, yes.
Facts
how
I bet those kids who stopped talking to John because of what he listened to really regret it now
So stupid and unfortunate
Weirdly I think about this a lot. I bet they were so mad when he blew up.
Thing i love about john and the resaon hes my favourite guitarist and so many other people's favorite guitarist is because you have this guy who knows nothing but music, hes not flashy hes not trying to impress you hes just trying to write the best songs he can and if that melody he writes happens to be incredibly difficult to play then so be it! Hes the only guitarist i know of that puts music first and disregards showing off
Dan Kendall I agree entirely.
Um he knows A LOT about music, probably more than other musicians. Flea said that John had incredible musical theoretical knowledge when taking him into the band.
Nicholas Rios Oops, my bad!
Lmao
very well said
I love watching john's interviews right before i go to sleep..so relaxing and enjoyable...such a gorgeous soul.
Raven FireWalker Morris Yea he makes anyone feel relaxed and happy!
Same
Yeah but why he so chill
I’m trying it right now
Exactly what I’m doing now
I could listen to John talk for hours and hours.. Thx for uploading this! Don't think I've ever seen it before..
Nouser name_1337 I sure could do the same! You're welcome.
same
Nouser name_1337 Same 😁💗😍
Nouser name_1337 he isn’t a good talker, but he’s real and tells you what he’s truly thinking and how it is
I don't know why or what but me too...
I can imagine a little john going into a music store with a gallon jar full of pennies. Thats so cute
Just hearing him talk with that rain noise in the backdrop is already 10x better than a therapy session. Could listen to this ever night after a stressful day.
The Red Hots are amazing because they have an amazing guitarist, drummer, bassist and say what you want about Anthony’s voice, but you can’t deny his song writing skills. They are so very well rounded together and that’s why I love them so much ❤️
I mean, the voice of Anthony is a big part of their sound, they wouldn't be what they are without him.
In Blood Sugar Sex Magik There Was A Song With The Same Title When I Heard Anthony's Voice For The First Time I Was Shocked Because Anthony's Voice Was Deep And I Think His Voice Was Hot And Seductive In That Song
@@adamarndt2587 absolutely and it works so well with the bands' vibe
I could listen to the mixture of john's voice and the sound of the rain all day :)
God, he’s beautiful. I’ve had a running crush on him since 1989 when I was in 9th grade. I’m 48 now!
can john start a podcast or something, I love it when people have a very calming voice. it’s almost maternal lol
Misa rai It would be great but from what I’ve learned it isn’t something that makes him tick.
I dunno, this seemed like perfect amount of rambling , anymore and it would become annoying.
I know this is from a year ago, but he’s starting a radio show on Dublab.
@@headlikeahole9235 I can’t wait to listen and subscribe too it :-)
2004 John: "The simpler something is, the greater it is"
2007 John: "Aphex is the best thing since sliced bread"
Aphex is honestly one of the more straightforward of that side of music. He takes the simplest most basic shit yet makes it extremely complex. That's what he makes him so dope
Im not gay but this mans hot. If i were gay id have a crush on him
You are gay, but we all love John.
I'll admit....I've got a heterosexual man crush on John Frusciante and I miss him being in the Chili Peppers
you seem gay though. dont fight it
@@rebelguy9487 I have the same problem with Rory Gallagher lol
omg yes
I like this man and his work so much.
Wherever he may be and whatever he is doing, I wish him the best.
Boy do i have news for you..
Hes making techno now and running a sick label out in LA
One of the greatest guitarists of all time.
14:38 - 15:45 ❤️ John explains, very simply but very beautifully, how music made from the heart is enthralling and alluring to those with a deep soul.
U can hear the happiness, pain an sorrow!!! Not just hitting chords but the emotional output when playing those chords, thats why i always loved John's playing u can hear his Pain.🤘
i love how as he keeps talking he gets more comfortable just being himself. very smart man, i think he's afraid of looking 'too smart' but it's just who he is
Man my girlfriend is starting to think I’m obsessed with the amount of John Frusciante music I consume every single day. Watching John Frusciante speak always warms my heart. The authenticity, depth, pure emotional. Love JF.
So funny man. My wife thinks the same. Kind of creeping her out. She doesn’t get it. Haha
Totally get it.
Hey man,I hear ya. But I’m kinda new on the Fruciante train. I’ve heard RHCP all my life of course but now really digging into JF. Can you recommend a path to listen to his solo stuff and the best Chili Peppers stuff?
@@ledaswan5990 Definitely! Start with Shadows Collide with People... Then Curtains.. then The Will to Death. All of these are JF solo albums. You'll be in love with each and every one of them I'm sure. If you have Spotify (which I really recommend) then you have browse to John Frusciante and listen to all his best albums and work right from the app. GREAT STUFF
@@ledaswan5990 Wow... that's a big ask, simply because there is SO much music of SUCH a high quality, and it's ALL over the place stylistically.
His first two solo records are lo-fi and weird and drugged out and fucked up and beautiful. You love it or you don't. I think it's some of his best work, but I could see how others don't. Niandra Lades, in particular, takes my breath away.
The next "stage" is after he rejoined RHCP for Californication, but before By the Way... basically that includes his first shot at synth-based music on To Record Only Water for Ten Days. It's unique. Guitar is there, too. More 'newly sober post-punk Jesus' than epic guitar God.
Then came Shadows Colide with People in 2003, which was his most polished rock record until that point - also the first time he worked with Josh Klinghoffer... It picks up where 'To Record Water..." left off, but Chad Smith replaces the drum machine - a big positive - and the guitar is expanding... a good entry point for the unenlightened... He also released an acoustic version online!
Then... 2004 - WHOA! Where to start? This man recorded an album per month for six months leading up to the Stadium Arcadium sessions. The Will to Death (stripped), Inside of Emptiness (heavy), and Curtains (acoustic) are the "proper solo LPs," peppered in between the DC EP produced by Ian MacKaye of Minor Threat (the only project he didn't produce himself), an electronica album with Josh (A Sphere in the Heart of Darkness), and their post-punk band with Joe Lally of Fugazi on bass. All of this stuff is great, and it's very difficult to choose... Curtains, maybe? Inside of Emptiness?
After that, he tours for Stadium Arcadium and then creates his true psychedelic masterpiece, The Empyrean, which is a bit of everything mentioned above yet entirely its own thing. There are synths, but they don't overwhelm the guitar, Johnny Marr guests on a track, it's got a tribute to Maggot Brain... what else can you ask for? You might well prefer Niandra LaDes or The Will to Death. Who knows? The Empyrean's got a little bit of everything, though.
Pick your poison, kid. After that, he did a bunch of digital stuff, which is OK if you're into that kind of thing. Most of his best guitar work and traditional songwriting is featured above, though.
John makes you feel you can do anything if you got the passion. He is my inspiration and the reason i play in triads a lot more than i should😉
"it wasn't even funny it was really sad, i'd want somebody to be my friend, i'd invite them over, play them a record i really liked and they'd just stop talking to me completely"
I've learned that there are people who'd rather bring everyone else down than to raise themselves up. There are people who fear anything a little different. It can be frustrating sometimes when people are afraid to be vulnerable, but it's a complicated situation. It seems real serious in the moment, just like kids games seem, to the kids who are playing.
I thought the same 🥺
Brugh my adolescence in a nutshell
he would be annoying as fuck to know in person
@@cromandum217 why?
Handsome 🥵
its amazing hearing him talk, he thinks about so much but has a hard time putting his thoughts into words. but the moment you hand him a guitar he expresses himself beautifully
Him telling the story of the jar full of pennies has made me want to hug John...
That baby saved his money
Welcome back John
This makes me so happy ! Thanks for the upload. 4:28 makes me a lil sad though, poor John
"I have to really trust the music to let it inside of me..." Word.
So well put
I can fully relate to John. ...I went through heroin addiction....everything bad in the world made me feel guilty...felt ashamed of being a human being....just carrying the weight of the world on your shoulders....it's wonderful to be on the other side. ....i wouldn't change anything....
Good for you man. Keep on fighting the good fight. My older brother was not so lucky and died 4 years ago from a heroin od. I am happy you came through it, never give up. Peace.
I know... It's hard but it's such a spritual relief, just to feel good and have a clear mind. I can now naturally get off on REAL things I do.
@@iancostigan7865That's awesome! Wishing you so much peace and the best that life can offer you. Stay well. Hugs from Australia! xx
@@kasskass101 probably fentanyl if it was 4 years ago. 2014 was the year fentanyl hit and everyone started dying. Sorry to hear that. I'm recently clean after 13 years if using. I was fuckin exhausted at the end and just couldn't live like that anymore. My addiction was so bad I couldnt even sleep at night without atleast 2 grams to the face. I got off the needle in 2011 but could never fully leave it. Finally opiate free and the feeling of knowing I can sleep tonight no problem, knowing I dont have to histke and lie for money, track down my dealer , get somewhere safe and get high. What an exhausting existence
Mike Fantasia I love this thread. Glad y’all are doing well. I pray my sister finds this same sanity before it kills her.
He's so hot I love him
8:40 when she says she doesn't like rhcp
bahahaha this killed me
Huh...i dont hear anyone say that
@@erinhand Yeah I don't get that comment at all! Have NO clue what the hell they're referencing.
@@ryanhale1654 because he's walking away from the theoretical girl because she doesn't like RHCP
Do you like rhcp?
Im not gay but....
I'm jealous of his inability to hide behind a social mask. He has to hide from society more, but I can't be myself in front of many ppl. It's tragic he has to hide and that most people are afraid of being themselves. We're not very accepting of honesty in our world.
Dee Gee that’s fax and it’s sad 😞
i have a desire to buy an orange sweater now
8:24 John grabs guitar- YAAAA
John puts guitar down - AAWWW
Raining and John talking... smoothiest thing, ever!
It sounds like a tin roof.
John is such a beautiful human being, I don't know... He's the reason I started playing guitar and I love him so much just for the fact that he is such a pure and beautiful human. I love listening to him and I wish him all the best wherever he is and whatever he does ❤️
He's not the reason I started playing, but he's my inspiration to start making my own music 12 years later
Yup, he inspired me to pick up the guitar at an early age. He just made it seem natural.
I love that John overanalyzes other guitar players (in a more philosophical way) the same way I overanalyze him and my favorite guitar players.
I am listening to every word he says here. Even though I am not really a fan of punk music (prefer progressive rock, jazz and everything JF does)..., but it's him talking about music and the energy that comes from that. Thank you so much for uploading this, I hadn't listened to this before.
Anne Dworak Thank you for watching.
Who can resist this?
I love John's hair here. It suits him nicely
I would literally kill someone just to go back in the days where John was playing punk albums to his friends and just jam and enjoy music with him but mostly just to be his friend.
This man is something else!! Amazing!
So interesting to hear what his views are on The Ramones, guitar playing, style, music development within bands and so on. Frusciante is intelligent and thought provoking as well as knowledgable and it’s great to see him relaxed, comfortable and so articulate.
John spends like 15 minutes digging himself deeper and deeper into a hole trying to explain how he still respects The Ramones after criticising them for 2 minutes. Gotta love John.
i admired you john👏👏, please don't stop creating music😎
God! I love this man! Everytime I hear him talking about anything, I feel like the world is a better place with him.
I've never seen this interview before, thanks so much for sharing! :D
moe5555 Thanks, man. I appreciate it.
Finally, a new interview (new to me). I thought I had exhausted all things Fruciante. Good to know there is still more out there. Thanks lago!
Thank you, man!
Haha, same here ... new stuff :) That's sooo uplifting.
Charlie 👍
Yes. All things Frusciante haha.
He’s such a deep person, I love him ❤️
Is it raining?
I hadn’t noticed
John is talking
😂
22:50 - 27:43
John's philosophy on simplicity & space. I absolutely LOVE this, and I think it's something a lot people don't understand, especially his critics
Jesus Frusciante from heavens his eyes is everything ✨
He looks absolutely gorgeous here. Inside and out.
To me it’s really interesting to hear one guitar player reflecting on another’s way of playing; Fru can be relied always to be knowledgable and respectful. His influences are hugely varied, he studies and he learns; he’s a great role model, actually.
So damn true! He absolutely is a great role model!
John Frusciante is the only man that i find attractive!
I just love finding new interviews with john. thanks for posting.
Are there any more interviews like this ? When John is just being a nerd talking about his favorite bands ?
John may have the most unique outlook on the world I've ever seen/heard.
16:02 that zoom lmao. --HEMADE ME A TAPE
This man is legitimately an idol of mine. Just such an amazing artist and good person.
i could listen to him talk about music all day, which i've almost accomplished today. Rarely do you get to hear anyone talk about anything with a depth of knowledge and lived experience.
He's just a regular guy.
A regular guy until he picks up a guitar
Him explaining why he stopped listening to the Ramones is like him explaining why he left RCHP....
Hmm.
Jose Cruz his rationale and passion for integrity sets him apart. He’s not just trying to sell records. It’s about the true expression and not trying to replicate a formula.
I could listen to him talk for hours💗💗
wow
Johns legit inspiration... I'm no one.. but I've had my struggles and continue to do so.. addiction per say I seen John at his lowest.. but yet I connect so well with this kind.. John.. kurt.. those are the best I feel connected. There's a deep emotion within that builds up through your suffering while u might be ignorant of.. I strive to be one of those guitarists if anything I am one on them that's how deep my feeling is.. pure love for these guys
It’s a true miracle that he is still alive after how deep into addiction he was. He is (and we are) so lucky he found the strength to bring it all back together. His life is a beautiful story of survival and redemption.
I’m still to this day, in awe of this man.
I love watching/listening too John Frusciante interviews. I genuinely enjoy his opinions on music and life...
He looks so handsome here.
John your a survivor in more ways than I one .
All you guys are.Thats why I love you all 💜✌
thank you for the upload! poor johnny boy being judged for his punk music lol
🧡 his spirit, he’s truly an amazing soul to me.
Take a shot every time our Johnny Boi stammers . You're going to be in the 4th Dimension in 9 seconds
Fuuuuckk dude I'm hammered now fuuuuckkk
4:29 aw 🥺
I like the way he talks its very soft spoken like he’s not really a much talker
John is a master debater.
his take on the power of consistent downstrokes reminds me of Josh Hommes approach to guitar playing. He is also a huge fanatic of punk, Gregg Ginn in particular
15:37 subtle giving of the finger to the camera
What a dreamboat.
This man's understanding of the musical universe is light years beyond any other living being I have ever seen
Lo amo. Pasan los años y su sabiduría (incluso acerca de la banda que marcó una etapa para cada quien) me hace querer abrazarlo. Sapiofilia pura.
Such a soulful guy. Typical Pisces💖
awesome, thank you. Love frusciante
So do I.
Never seen this interview thanks for uploading it!
redhotchilifan98 You're welcome!
John Frusciante and Flea are great musicians, but also great lovers of music. Very inspiring.
Hendrix and Page are the only guitarists that top Frusciante on my list
CVSE I agree. Page explored more territory genre wise (on guitar). It may just be me but I don’t always see the brilliance of Johns electronic music. That one rap album he produced was pretty good though.
Although I love John immensely, I would have to put SRV and maybe Clapton over him as well.
@@rafterman5072 I think John is more versatile than SRV and Clapton. They were great guitarists but they didn't explore as many music genres as John did.
@@funkymonk5344 i prefer to love them all for their distinct style and art and leave comparisons out . No Reason to compare music .
@@thodorisvlastos6304 I love all of them them too. Just said that John explored more music genres than them. I did not say he was better than them.
i could listen to him talk forever
Never seen this before, this is gold my man. Wow.
SuperHodge08 You're welcome, man!
Iago Drumond Thx bro for the upload 👍💗
Who the hell would thumbs down this
juicedupfreak Exactly 💗
People who have the super-power of independent thought.
People who maybe aren't too thrilled that he helped kill River Phoenix
Has Frusciante caught the sun? Red is definitely his best colour ♥️♥️♥️
I love you, John. You’re so sweet and gentle❤️
Gay for Frusciante is a vibe
4:35 I know that exact feeling
Que homem inteligente e sensível ❤️❤️❤️
I love this guy! 💗❤️🧡
I just suddenly thought Pedro pascal kinda looks a lot like John Frusciante and now I can’t unsee it
So good. Love hearing his thoughts. Thanks John
Frusciante is GEN X best living guitarist .