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Invisible Movement, the largest John Frusciante website on the internet, has been around for more than 3.5 years, providing the news, an article library with magazine scans often available, a huge gallery of images, a lot of downloadable video and audio material and much more on one of the today's greatest guitar players in the world, the main creative force behind Red Hot Chili Peppers and one of the most charismatic personalities in the world of music.

The site is maintained by one person, but there have been many contributors to it. It does not follow the concept "fan sites" usually do, so don't be confused. For more information, disclaimer and error reporting, check the site page. Thanks for visiting and enjoy your stay!

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have been rustling around this site since 24th November 2004. So far, the site contains of 737 news items in 20 categories and site visitors have posted 735 comments. The information on the site is divided into 745 pages, not counting the gallery. The BBS has over 2200 members.

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Green Fest

On 26th June 2007, I went to Green Fest with a bunch of friends and RHCP were the headlining band. But that’s definitely not the whole story, as this event was completely unexpected, knowing that Serbia is a small country with a troubled recent history and not such a good standard. Organising an ambitious festival on a huge field next to the highroad, halfway between the capital and the second largest city and inviting the world’s most popular band at the moment here was definitely a huge bite. So, the story here is covering the background of the whole event and the reactions after it; as well as the big day itself.

The page is still under construction, so be sure to check back every now and then.

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Story on what we went through, before and after, build-up, countdown review of the show, controversy and reactions…EVERYTHING. Just click here

Mandatory Info

Green Fest was held on 26th June 2007.
Green fest was held on a field 3km from the town of Inđija (that’s like India, just pronounced with dy instead of d!), the website of which can be found here.
Inđija is a small town in Serbia. Serbia is a country on the Balkans. Balkans is a penisule in southeastern Europe…actually, Balkans IS southeastern Europe.
Serbia is not Siberia. We have four seasons. Siberia is a part of Russia located in northern Asia.
The capital of Serbia is Beograd, but you probably know it as Belgrade. Either way, it’s a huge city on three river banks and two rivers. It’s a well-developed European metropolis and its population is more than 2 000 000 people, suburbs included.