Pre-order Frusciante Niandra Lades RED Vinyl DELUXE LP +7" sold out
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Oct 23, 2017 Sold Date
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THE GOD JOHN FRUSCIANTE 
SOLD OUT
DELUXE red vinyl with extra 7"

THIS IS A PREORDER
As soon as this record is sent out on October 20th to me, I will repackage and sent RIGHT AWAY to you
WILL BE SENT IN A FLAT VINYL RECORD MAILER PACKAGED PERFECTLY 
AGAIN, this is a preorder and hasnt been recieved yet on my end, 
GUARANTEED COPY
Release Date: October 20th, 2017
Niandra LaDes And Usually Just A T-Shirt is the first solo record by John Frusciante. Between 1990 and 1992 the guitarist made a series of 4-track recordings, which at the time were not intended for commercial release. After leaving the band Red Hot Chili Peppers in 1992, Frusciante was encouraged by friends to release the material that he wrote in his spare time during the Blood Sugar Sex Magik sessions.
Originally released on Rick Rubin's American Recordings label in 1994, Niandra LaDes is a mystifying work of tortured beauty. Frusciante plays various acoustic and electric guitars, experimenting with layers of vocals, piano and reverse tape effects. Channeling the ghosts of Syd Barrett and Skip Spence, his lyrics are at once utterly personal and willfully opaque.
Frusciante's rapidfire, angular playing shows how key he was in the Chili Peppers' evolution away from their funk-rock roots. His cover of "Big Takeover" perfectly deconstructs the Bad Brains original with laid-back tempo, twelve-string guitar and a fierce handle on melody.
The album's second part – thirteen untitled tracks that Frusciante defines as one complete piece, Usually Just A T-Shirt – contains several instrumentals featuring his signature guitar style. Sparse phrasing, delicate counterpoint and ethereal textures recall Neu/Harmonia's Michael Rother or The Durutti Column's Vini Reilly.
On the front cover, Frusciante appears in 1920s drag – a nod to Marcel Duchamp's alter-ego Rrose Sélavy – which comes from Toni Oswald's film Desert in the Shape.
This first-time vinyl release has been carefully remastered and approved by the artist. The double LP set is packaged with gatefold jacket and printed inner sleeves.
Track Listing:
As Can Be My Smile Is A Rifle Head (Beach Arab) Big Takeover Curtains Running Away Into You Mascara Been Insane Skin Blues Your Pussy's Glued To A Building On Fire Blood On My Neck From Success Ten To Butter Blood Voodoo Untitled #1 Untitled #2 Untitled #3 Untitled #4 Untitled #5 Untitled #6 Untitled #7 Untitled #8 Untitled #9 Untitled #10 Untitled #11 Untitled #12 Untitled #13 Bonus 7-inch:
Ants Untitled


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