Here’s a brief list of what’s on this week’s playlist.To read more about it and see where you can get the last one if you liked it, click the “continue reading” link.

This week’s playlist has a dedication. But the dedication shall remain a …
…mystery.

• 13th February 2001: Modern Love
• 27th May 1990: Pretty Little Ditty
• 11th August 2006: Untitled #3
• 28th January 2001: Country Feedback
• 28th January 2000: Your Pussy is Glued To A Building On Fire
• 2002: John is describing songwriting process in RHCP
• 05th August 2000: Forming II
• 14th June 2006: End Jam
• 28th January 2001: Beginning Again
• 06th June 2007: SOS

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Here’s a brief list of what’s on this one-day-shorter-than-usual week’s playlist, which is a bit more messy this time, to see if you always play it until the end or not. To read more about it and see where you can get the last one if you liked it, click the “continue reading” link.

This week’s playlist is, as you can see, themed. There are actually two times: celebrating seven years from the release of To Record Only Water For Ten Days and, obviously, celebrating the love, as today is 14th February. I’m not too keen on these things myself (made-up commercial holidays, not love); but I figured out it would be very nice to have an appropriate theme for the week.

• 22nd November 2006: For Emily (Wherever I May Find Her)
• 15th June 2006: How Deep Is Your Love?
• 12th August 2006: How Deep Is Your Love?
• 07th December 2006: Blue Sunday
• 2002: A funny little snippet from Jonathan Ross Show
• 14th February 2001: Going Inside + little interview
• 23rd April 2006: I Feel Love
• 23rd April 2005: The First Season
• 03rd February 2001: Beat Down
• 27th April 2001: Your Pussy… with a second verse

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Here’s a brief list of what’s on this week’s playlist, and it doesn’t need much further explanation, as all of these clips are from the same show, called Egos and Icons; aired on now-dead British TV channel, The Amp, sometime in 2004The clips are from various eras of John’s career with RHCP, very random and containing interesting interview bits, so I do hope you’ll enjoy it.

• Twelve interview snippets from The Amp: snippet 1
• Twelve interview snippets from The Amp: snippet 2
• Twelve interview snippets from The Amp: snippet 3
• Twelve interview snippets from The Amp: snippet 4
• Twelve interview snippets from The Amp: snippet 5
• Twelve interview snippets from The Amp: snippet 6
• Twelve interview snippets from The Amp: snippet 7
• Twelve interview snippets from The Amp: snippet 8
• Twelve interview snippets from The Amp: snippet 9
• Twelve interview snippets from The Amp: snippet 10
• Twelve interview snippets from The Amp: snippet 11
• Twelve interview snippets from The Amp: snippet 12

And I would like to thank Diane for these clips.

By the way, the links in the last weekly update have been fixed: there was some screwup with rewrites. Many thanks to Modestas and Tihana for having noticed it. ^_^

Here’s a brief list of what’s on this week’s playlist, which is a bit more messy this time, to see if you always play it until the end or not. To read more about it and see where you can get the last one if you liked it, click the “continue reading” link.

• 2008, John interview and RHCP performing, from Johnny Ramone documentary
• 2005, 23rd April: Untitled #3
• 2006, 30th November: Runaway
• 2006, 01st October: Intro
• 2001, 14th December: Your Pussy Is Glued To A Building On Fire / I Could Have Lied
• 2002, 24th November: Maybe
• The Mars Volta: Wax Simulacra clip
• A cover of 23 Go Into End by The Brothers’ Cup
• 2003, 28th October: John with Pearl Jam,
• 2006, November: An interview bit from Live from Abbey Road

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After one week break because of holidays and because the videos from Green Fest were deserving more attention than anything else ever put on Invisible Movement (partial patriotism of some sorts, sorry!), the weekly playlist is back and this time there were some requests and one of the items is on the list for a pretty much special reason.

Here’s a brief list of what’s on. To read more about it and see where you can get the last one if you liked it, click the “continue reading” link.

• 2006, 22nd August: Wet Sand (requested)
• 2004, 05th June: End Jam
• 2002, ?: Viva interview
• 2002, ? A short interview about Road Trippin’
• 2006, 24th November: Your Pussy Is Glued To A Building On Fire (it requested itself!)
• 2006, 05th November: John and Flea jam with Omar
• 2005, 24th April: Part of the ATP end jam
• 2001, 13th February: Someone’s
• 2003, 28th October: John with Pearl Jam, I Believe In Miracles
• A cover of The Days Have Turned, by Isabel José

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Once again, happy New year 2008! Срећна Нова година! / Srećna Nova godina! ^_^

So…RHCP’s set at Green Fest was on TV and I managed to capture everything with my TV card. Until one of those nice people who have better signal manages to upload the files, these’ll do. Please, note that three songs were not shown on TV, due to reasons stated six months ago: Throw Away Your Television, Snow ((Hey Oh)) and, unfortunately, Don’t Forget Me, which was great even despite the obvious problems.

The direction of the show was, as predicted, supreme. People who filmed really strange and scary things in the past did a great job filming “only” a huge rock concert. The best out of these videos is SOS, as whoever did the montage made a perfect music-video-style combination of John singing the ABBA’s ballad and some of his best guitar playing moments in slow motion; blending with some people’s huge banner with John, we love you written on it at the very end. I was in tears re-living this moment, I hope it touches people who have not actually been down there in the audience as well.

And here is that beautiful video, it simply has to be on the front page, on its own:

To download the files in .wmv format (14 files, 230 Mb total) and an additional, iPod-compatible .mp4 file of SOS, go here.
To watch the show without downloading, look at the weekly playlist.
As soon as this is available in better format, I will update the files.

Click on the link below to see what’s on the list and what’s not.
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The last playlist in 2007 has arrived. As you can see, in future it will be announced on Tuesdays instead of Mondays, as it’s easier that way…and also, because it will be a bit more homogenic next (two) week(s). And…I wanted that next one to be up on the first day of 2008, anyway.

Here’s a brief list of what’s on. To read more about it and see where you can get the last one if you liked it, click the “read more” link.

• 2001, 30th January: New Dawn Fades
• 2001, 30th January: So Would’ve I
• 2000, ?: A funny Much Music interview with John and Anthony
• 2006, 02nd October: Readymade solo
• 12th November 1989: Good God Jam
• 2007, 26th June: A sneak preview of the TV broadcast
• 2006, 24th November: a different beginning of By The Way
• 2007, 31st January: See Emily Play
• The String Quartet tribute to RHCP: Snow ((Hey Oh))
• A cover of The Slaughter, by Jordan McLean

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