John Frusciante Shadows Collide With People (2004) (Original Deluxe Edition) John Frusciante Shadows Collide With People (2004) (Original Deluxe Edition). 1962 The Shadows - Dance With (FR-COLUMBIA ESDF 1434) @320.rar. 25 MB; 0 1998 Shadows Fall - With Somber Eyes to the Sky.rar. Career; Top up credit; Uloz.to. John Frusciante is the guitarist for the infamous ‘Red Hot Chili Peppers’. “Shadows Collide with People” was recorded about the same time as “By The Way” (RHCP) was being recorded. This album marks the fourth solo album by John, which includes the help of his good friend Josh Klinghoffer and also Flea and Chad Smith from the ‘Red. Shadows Collide With People is the only Frusciante solo album to feature Red Hot Chili Peppers' drummer Chad Smith. Frusciante also made acoustic and demo versions of these tracks available to fans through his official site as an alternative to the highly produced sound of the record. The demo tracks feature Josh Klinghoffer on drums. Shadows Collide With People John Frusciante Alternative 2004 Preview SONG TIME Carvel. 6:14 PREVIEW Omission. 4:33 PREVIEW Regret. © 2004 Warner Bros. Records 'Shadows Collide With People' by John Frusciante, available now. Track Listing: 1. Carvel - 0:00 / 1:33 2. Omission - 6:11 3.
Is there a more unsung musical nomad than John Frusciante?
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After the guitarist abruptly left the Red Hot Chili Peppers (the first time) in 1992 due to the overwhelming popularity they attracted following the success of Blood Sugar Sex Magik, Frusciante went on to live an indescribably chaotic drug-filled life. Somehow during this period, he released two solo albums which to this day baffle with their outlandishness – 1997’s Smile from the Streets You Hold even managing to score an impressively rare 0.0 in Pitchfork.
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Frusciante thankfully got clean in 1998, joined the Red Hot Chili Peppers again, later left them again and released some absorbing and cerebral solo avant-garde albums during the 2000s and 2010s– most notably 2004’s Shadows Collide with People.
It should then come as no surprise that Frusciante’s 11th solo album, Maya, dedicated to his recently deceased cat, is an unapologetic love-letter to ’90s UK jungle music.
Maya is a tight, delightfully restrained and almost straightforward jungle record. However, like all Frusciante’s work, it’s touched by a disposition to stray into recondite areas and uncover chords, riffs and here, breakbeats that run along the edge of familiarity but tease falling into the marvelous pool of the unknown.
This is best exemplified by ‘Amethblowl’ which throbs with a rhythmic bass that systematically buffers itself into a paranoid frenzy and ‘Reach out’ which tunnels through glitchy jungle terrain to find an almost archetypal sense of calm.
While for many jungle aficionados it may sound more familiar than unknown, Maya is still an enjoyable, occasionally affecting tribute to jungle from the unlikeliest of sources.
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