TO RECORD ONLY WATER FOR TEN DAYS
Track Listing
Going Inside
Someone’s
The First Season
Wind up Space
Away & Anywhere
Remain
Fallout
Ramparts
With No One
Murderers
Invisible Movement
Representing
In Rime
Saturation
Moments Have You
My Rating
6.5/10
Average Critic Rating
7/10
Overview
John Frusciante’s first album after his recovery from addiction is one that is notably more listenable than it’s predecessors, and contains a selection of songs that create a spacial soundscape, supposedly to represent the connection to the spiritual plane he experienced during this recovery. I myself, have never been to the spiritual plane that Frusciante’s speaks of, so I can’t comment on how accurate this representation is, but somehow this album creates a sense of a spiritual awakening that makes you think you could have been there with him. This is an entirely unique album, and the Experimental Rock that John Frusciante has created here is one that will have you transcending, dancing and pondering throughout. Although not for everyone's taste, this is a journey through the tranquil planes of John Frusciante’s spiritual awakening and one that all should at least experience for themselves.
Recommended for the Alternative Rock lovers looking for a unique experience and spiritual awakening.
Featured Song
Going Inside
Most Streamed
Murderers
Least Streamed
Saturation
Underrated
Moments Have You
TVV Top 3 Non-Singles
Going Inside | Wind up Space | Murderers
Singles
N/A
TVV Top 3 Non-Singles
Going Inside | Wind up Space | Murderers
Listen to Again?
Yes
No-Skip Album?
No
Album Artwork Rating
7/10
I like the simplicity of this artwork. The colour scheme works well together and the blue suits the water theme of the album title.
Genre
Experimental Rock
RL
Warner Records
Recording Studio
John Frusciante’s Residence (Los Angeles, California)
