You can do it here. Thanks to L.A. Fender for the information:)

In case you forgot what it’s all about, it’s the song on which Glenn Hughes worked on with John and Chad. Apart from playing guitar on this song (the solo is cool and, well, you can just recognise John’s style), John also sings the harmony vocals. Enjoy!

John is on the cover of next month’s Total Guitar which will be out on April 6th. The pic is older, but there could be newer ones inside and there must be some nice article, since he’s on the cover. So, watch out for it.

John Frusciante style guide:
Want to play like the RHCP’s virtuoso? Then TG shows you how

John Frusciante interview:
We couldn’t wait until the release of the new RHCP album to talk to John
about his legendary playing, so the Chili’s guitarist tells us why he
had to release six solo albums in six months.

link to the mag. issue itself

Thanks to Mila from OHG and Caroline from Ramparts forum for this wonderful news.

If you haven’t been there yet, I’d suggest you to go to the official site. There’s a new message to the fans and it contains some very exciting news So, march there!

Yup, as it says above, there’s a promo video for “The Past Recedes” off the Curtains album. No joke, folks…and you should go here to get it. If you’re on broadband connection, you should be able to watch it properly.

Enjoy:) I surely will.

EDITED:

If you cannot load the video to play on your computer (e.g. if you’re a dial up user like me), you can download it and play it offline. It’s very easy.

Right click and save as

Right click and save as

As we all know, Curtains, the last of the already known John’s releases with Record Collection Music is out on 25th January. The samples are available here You can play them in either Real or Windows Media format. Have fun:)

P.S. A little reminder: You can pre-order the CD by clicking on one of these links: order from amazon.com or order from amazon.co.uk

The album is out on 25th January 2005, as said earlier, and you can already preorder it from amazon:

Order Curtains from amazon.co.uk

Order Curtains from amazon.com

(Thanks to Rania for showing me the link, taken from drownedinsound.com)

The album [ Frances The Mute, by The Mars Volta] was recorded all over the place, from Byron Bay to New York City. Yet despite the disparate surroundings it was recorded in, Frances The Mute sounds utterly coherent and fully realised. Yes, it’s essentially one, long song drawn out over some six tracks, many of which are then divided into different parts again. Actually, it’s all a little Yes, isn’t it? For those that care about such things, it features guest appearances from Larry Harlow on piano and Flea on trumpet, as well as fellow Chili John Frusciante on guitar, Lenny Castro on percussion and Adrian Terrazas on saxophone and flute. Strings and horns, of which there are many, are arranged by David Campbell. The whole thing�s produced by Omar Rodriguez-Lopez himself.