#young john frusciante

[danielemarigold]

John Frusciante

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(via Brian Harold May on Instagram: “I’m still a kid inside this aged body. To see my home-made guitar, fashioned with my Dad when I was about 17, pictured among the guitars…”)

[littlemisstwihard]

Judging Leonardo DiCaprio for dating such a young girl like I wouldn’t jump at the opportunity to be with John Frusciante if he gave me the chance.

[sturridges]

🎵 music tag game 🎵

tagged by @sigurism 🧡, thanks dear!

13 songs I’ve been listening to lately (in no particular order):

Killing Joke - Eighties

Bobby Vinton - Blue Moon

Suede - So Young

The Church - Under the Milk Way

Blur - For Tomorrow

Hole - Best Sunday Dress

Joy Division - Twenty Four Hours

Placebo - The Bitter End

John Frusciante - Going Inside

R. E. M. - Bang and Blame

Bahaus - The Passion of Lovers

Radiohead - Pearly

The Stooges - I Wanna Be your Dog

Tagging @whiteelephantssittingducks, @klarahimmeltheendless, @marlowe-zara, @mlabyrinth and everyone who wants to do it.

[cherrylng]

Great Guitarists 100 - Roger McGuinn, Tony Iommi, David Gilmour, Frank Zappa, Jerry Garcia, and Ron Asheton [CROSSBEAT (November 2009)]

Roger McGuinn The Byrds' rock arrangement of Dylan's "Mr Tambourine Man" became a big hit in 1965, setting off a folk-rock craze. The striking 'jingle jangle' sound of his Rickenbacker electric 12-string guitar became synonymous with folk-rock, and was adopted in the 1980s by Peter Buck of R.E.M. and Johnny Marr of The Smiths, and is still followed to this day. McGuinn, who came from the folk world, picked up the electric 12-string after seeing George Harrison play it in the film "A Hard Day's Night", but his originality lies in the fact that he adopted the fingering of the banjo's fretting technique to create a unique arpeggio technique. He also played solos inspired by Coltrane's modal jazz and Ravi Shankar's sitar technique on hits such as "Eight Miles High" in 1966. -Tadashi Igarashi

Representative albums "Mr. Tambourine Man" (1965, photo) The Byrds "(Untitled)" (1970)

Tony Iommi The Rolling Stones' TV special "The Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus" (1968) shows a young Iommi as a member of Jethro Tull's band. At this point, he was a mediocre player according to the Blues' standards. However, on Black Sabbath's first album, "Black Sabbath", recorded at the end of 1969, he developed a style of ultra-heavy repetition of single-note phrases. The groundwork for this was probably the technique exhibited by R&B-rooted psychedelic bands such as Iron Butterfly and Vanilla Fudge in their longer songs. The band's thoroughly Satanic band image, which was thoroughly developed by releasing the album on Friday the 13th, had a strong impact on the scene, combined with heavy but ear-catching riffs. The drop tuning introduced later, in which the band dropped three and a half notes from the regular tuning, had a decisive influence on later grunge and doom metal. -Masatoshi Arano

Representative albums "Black Sabbath" (photo from 1970), Black Sabbath "Master of Reality" (1971)

David Gilmour David Gilmour was a member of Pink Floyd, one of the UK's leading progressive bands, from the late 60s to the 70s, when synthesisers and other instruments were not yet as advanced as they are today, and was a renowned guitarist who created a fantastic and majestic sound world with his effective guitar sound. He is not known for his tricky fast playing, but his lyrical, elegant, and melodic melodies are his speciality. His tape echoed the sound of the time, and the spacey sound created by his excellent slide guitar (pedal steel) had a great influence on later psychedelic, space rock and acoustic bands. Although not well known, he is also an outstanding blues guitarist, and can be heard on Paul Rodgers' solo works, and his talent as a composer should also be more highly regarded. -Yoshihiro Hoshina

Representative albums "Meddle" (1971, photo) Pink Floyd "The Dark Side of the Moon" (1973)

Frank Zappa Frank Zappa is an amazing man with a diverse background, doing all sorts of things from doo-wop to classical music, but if you want to get a taste of his guitar playing, which is a relentless chain of emotions and sparks, I'd first recommend "Shut Up and Play Guitar!", which shows his guitarist side like a fool. Then there's the delicious "One Size Fits All", where the guitar flutters amidst an exquisite and intoxicating synthesis of sounds, and it's clear that this is a man who thinks about the whole forest with his guitar. His sublime musical philosophy has also influenced many people, including John Frusciante. His large band is known for the many talented people who played in it, and among the guitarists he trained are Lowell George (Little Feat), Steve Vai, his son Dweezil Zappa, Mike Keneally White and many others. -Eisuke Sato

Representative albums "One Size Fits All" (1974, photo), Frank Zappa "Shut Up 'n Play Yer Guitar" (1981)

Jerry Garcia Leader of the original jam band, the Grateful Dead, formed in San Francisco in 1965, the Dead were a psychedelic rock act that specialised in long improvisations that expressed a sense of tripping. Deadheads were intoxicated by Garcia's long solos on songs such as 'Dark Star', in which his sparkling-toned guitar weaves in and out of his signature triplets. A banjo player with a passion for bluegrass and folk music before the Dead formed, Garcia's experience with other stringed instruments - he tried his hand at pedal steel in the early '70s when the Dead became more country-rock oriented - and his love of the instrument, from Chuck Berry to Django Reinhardt (Legend has it that he bought up all the Django records available in San Francisco), and his interest in a wide range of music was concentrated in his guitar playing. He died in 1995 at the age of 53. -Igarashi Tadashi

Representative albums "Live Dead" (1969, photo) Grateful Dead "Hundred Year Hall" (1995)

Ron Asheton Ron Asheton, who played in Iggy Pop's Stooges, is a guitarist who should be recognised for his influence on later generations. From the Sex Pistols and the Damned to Sonic Youth, this is the source of the rock underground. From their formation in 1967 to their break-up in 1974, they left behind only three albums. He turned to bass on their third album, "Raw Power", in 1973, so he only made two albums as a guitarist. However, these two albums are strong. Iggy Pop and the Stooges' debut album, "The Stooges", in 1969, created the prototype for punk guitar, with simple riffs repeated on songs such as "I Wanna Be Your Dog" and "No Fun". The band's second album, Fun House, was released in 1970. The band reunited in 2003, but he died suddenly in January 2009. He did not live long after all. -Hiroshi Hirose

Representative albums "The Stooges" (1969, photo) Iggy Pop & the Stooges "Fun House" (1970)

Pictures: Stevie Ray Vaughan (left) and Duane Allman (right)

Top 10 guitarists by genre: blues rock In the 1960s, British youth developed blues-based guitar playing as the main expression of rock. Clapton was a prime example of this, but he was also followed by (4/ Peter Green) and (5/ Mick Taylor) in the Bluesbreakers, who went on to work with Fleetwood Mac and the Rolling Stones respectively. The first guitar hero in the USA was (6/ Mike Bloomfield), who was in The Paul Butterfield Blues Band and famously played with Dylan. The 'million-dollar guitarist' who signed a contract with (6/ Mike Bloomfield) for the highest amount of money at the time (1968) was Texas-born (7/ Johnny Winter). (8/ Roy Buchanan), active since the 50s and a master teacher of Robbie Robertson and others, became widely known after a 1971 TV documentary on 'The World's Best Unknown Guitarists'. (9/ Rory Gallagher) was also the first Irish rocker to work internationally. (2/ Duane Allman) of the Allman Brothers Band was a master of the slide guitar and made a major contribution to the band's success and to Clapton's Derek & The Dominos 'Layla'. The young slide guitar prodigy (3/ Derek Trucks) is the mainstay of the current Allmans and the second coming of (2/ Duane Allman), who is also active in his own band. He was the driving force behind the unexpected blues revival of the 80s, when (1/ Stevie Ray Vaughan) appeared on the scene, blowing people's minds with his powerful playing. Most of the guitarists who emerged from the 1990s onwards were influenced by him. The 'Hendrix of Pedal Steel' (10/ Robert Randolph) is one such example. -Tadashi Igarashi

Stevie Ray Vaughan

Duane Allman

Derek Trucks

Peter Green

Mick Taylor

Mike Bloomfield

Johnny Winter

Roy Buchanan

Rory Gallagher

Robert Randolph

Translator's Note: There was a typo error on Tony Iommi's name as can be seen on the magazine page itself.

[ashtray-girl]

Jeez I thought the dating thing was now (which could still be, knowing him). Back in 2007 when I was obsessed with rhcp I'd listen to their songs only for the music bc I knew anthony was always talking about some young/underage girl or something. I was a teen at that time and it made me feel uncomfortable sometimes

To say that I'm disgusted isn't enough

oh man don't even get me started, californication was literally the first album i've ever listened to & it holds a big place in my heart to this day, as do many other rhcp songs, which bring me straight back to my childhood... i also have a soft spot for john frusciante & his struggle w/addiction, & i knew kiedis had shady dealings w/younger girls in the past, but this is entirely too much.

btw miki berenyi, singer of lush (one of my fave 90s british indie bands), had an encounter w/him & wrote a song abt it called ladykillers, which turned into one of the band's biggest hits. if you've never heard of it i highly recommend!

[omegaremix]

Spring 2013 Mixtape:

Avengers, The “We Are The One”

Babes In Toyland “Laugh My Head Off”

Gigi Masin “Clouds”

Small Black “Despicable Dogs” (Washed Out RMX)

Suicide “I Remember”

Black Tambourine “Black Car”

Martin Rev “Mari”

Nite Jewel “We Want Our Things”

Brothertiger “Turquoise (Skyline)”

Sea Oleena “Orion’s Eyes”

Chromatics “Tick Of The Clock”

New Bomb Turks “Dragstrip Riot”

Savages “Husbands”

Cold Cave “Oceans With No End”

125, Rue Monmartre “Revolter”

Wipers, The “Last Chance”

Crass “Shaved Women”

Depeche Mode “Soothe My Soul”

Fall, The “Victrola Time”

FFH “Worth Doing”

Phil Western “Bleak Night”

Gary Low “I Want You”

Babes In Toyland “Oh Yeah”

Heavens To Betsy “Get Out Of My Head”

Huggy Bear “February 14”

John Frusciante “The Real (Curtains)”

Suicide “See You Around”

Joy Division “Love Will Tear Us Apart”

Lapalux “Guuurl”

Les Rallizes Denudes “Reapers Of The Night” (live)

Mike Simonetti “Third Of The Storms”

Nitzer Ebb “Getting Closer”

Phil Western “Citrus Dream”

Savages “Flying To Berlin”

Farah “Gay Boy”

Bedflowers, The “My Ex-Lovers’ Address”

STRFCKR “Quality Time”

Alan Vega “Jukebox Babe”

John Frusicante “Remains”

Babes In Toyland “Bruise Violet”

Subhumans UK “The Day The Country Died”

Bratmobile “Shut Your Mouth”

Suicide “Cheree”

Telepathe “I Can’t Stand It”

Ceremony “Old”

Devotchkas, The “Live Fast Die Young”

Heavens To Betsy “Waitress Hell”

Bedflowers, The “In Love With 25 People”

Glass Candy “Digital Versicolor”

Computer Magic “Running”

Toll “Radio Moscow”

Twisted Wires “One Night At The Raw Deal”

Washed Out “Within And Without”

Golden Filter, The “Hide Me”

Desire “Mirror Mirror”

125, Rue Monmartre “Disco Hijack”

[larissaligus]

So beautiful and young ♥️

18 year old John Frusciante, Anthony Kiedis, and D.H. Peligro backstage in 1988

[esmik]

shout-out to young John Frusciante by Bruce Weber, 1991

[danielemarigold]

[the-90s-music-colosseum]

A long, long, long, long time ago

Before the wind, before the snow

Lived a man, lived a man I know

Lived a freak of nature named Sir Psycho

"Sir Psycho Sexy, that is me!

Sometimes I find I need to scream"

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

He's a freak of nature, but we love him so

He's a freak of nature, but we let him go

Deep inside the garden of Eden

Standing there with my hard on bleedin'

There's a DEVIL IN MY DICK and SOME DEMONS IN MY SEMEN

Good God no, that would be treason

Believe me, Eve, she gave good reason

Booty looking too good not to be squeezin'

Creamy beaver hotter than a fever

I'm a givin' 'cause she's the receiver

I won't and I don't hang up until I please her

Makin' her feel like an over achiever

I take it away for a minute just to tease her

Then I give it back a little bit deeper

Sir Psycho, Sir Psycho, yeah (He's the man that I met one time)

Sir Psycho, Sir Psycho, yeah (He's the man that left me blind)

Sir Psycho, Sir Psycho, yeah (He's the man, he's the man, he's the man)

Sir Psycho, Sir Psycho, yeah (Yeah)

He's a freak of nature, but we love him so

He's a freak of nature, but we let him go

I got stopped by a lady cop in my automobileeeeeeeeee

She said get out and spread your legs

And then she tried to cop a feel

That cop she was all dressed in blue

Was she pretty? Boy I'm tellin' you

She stuck my butt with her big black stick

I said "What's up? Now suck my dick"

Like a ram getting ready to jam the lamb

She whimpered just a little when she felt my hand

On her crotch, so very warm

I could feel her getting wet through her uniform

Proppin' her up on the black and white

Unzipped and slipped, "Ooh, that's tight"

I swatted her like no swat team can

Turned a cherry pie right into jam

Sir Psycho, Sir Psycho, yeah (I'm the man that you met one time)

Sir Psycho, Sir Psycho, yeah (I'm the man that'll leave you blind)

Sir Psycho, Sir Psycho, yeah (I'm the man, I'm the man, I'm the man)

Sir Psycho, Sir Psycho, yeah

Hello young woman that I love

Pretty punk rock mamma that I'm thinking of

Hold me naked if you will

In your arms, in your legs, in your pussy, I'd kill

To be with you, to kiss with you, I do miss you

I love you

Lay me down, lay me down, lay me down, lay me down

Lay me down, lay me down, lay me down, lay me down

Descending waves of graceful pleasure

For your love, there is no measure

Her curves they bend with subtle splendor

Now I lay me down to sleep

I pray the funk will make me freak

If I should die before I waked

Allow me Lord to rock out naked

Bored by the ordinary time to take a trip

Calling up a little girl with a bull whip

Lickety split go snap "snap"

Girl gettin' off all in my lap

The tallest tree the sweetest sap

Blowin' my ass right off the map

Ooh and it's nice out here

I think I'll stay for a while

**COOL ASS GUITAR OUTRO**

SIR PSYCHO

SIR PSYCHO

*sound barrier breaking John Frusciante scream*

[sirenrecords]

NEW RELEASES & REISSUES OUT TOMORROW (FRI 2/3): THE LUMINEERS, SHANIA TWAIN, THE PHARCYDE, DORTHY ASHBY & FRANK WESS, AVENGED SEVENFOLD (2), THE RAINCOATS, TURNING POINT, Bardo Pond, Black Panther: Wakanda Forever (Music From and Inspired By), Brand Nubian, Donald Byrd, Ray Charles, Cortex, Discovery, John Frusciante, Go Team, Grateful Dead, Robyn Hitchcock, Waylon Jennings, Jerry Lee Lewis, Nada Surf, One Fine Day (Music from the Motion Picture), Ozzy Osbourne, Oscar Peterson, The Ronettes, The Soul Searchers, Sumac, Sunny War, Taake, Tropical Fuck Storm, Tycho, Waeve, Alhaji Waziri Oshomah, Weird Al Yankovic, Young Fathers (at Siren Records) https://www.instagram.com/p/CoLhjEOJ1L4/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[wontyoucomeandsaveme]

Happy birthday to one of the most inspirational and unique guitarists out there.

John Frusciante (circa late 80s-early 90s).

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This is the Lucky John reblog and your 2020 will be the best year of your life

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John Frusciante

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