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John Frusciante - 666

Album: Inside Of Emptiness (2004)

Inside of Emptiness is the sixth album by John Frusciante, and the fourth album of a six album series released from June 2004 to February 2005. It features Josh Klinghoffer and Omar Rodríguez-López as guest musicians.

Recorded in March and published in October 2004, John's fastest album to date might as well be the first one to think of when someone who hasn't followed his career and who's a fan of Red Hot Chili Peppers asks what to start with. From the distorted hot rocking beats of What I Saw to the melancolic falsetto of Scratches, with the floor vibrating from the screams in 666 and hearts melting at the warmth and openess of I'm Around and cruel reality of Look On, the song which features one of John's best guitar solos ever; Inside Of Emptiness is most likely the album where no skipping will occur, no matter who you are. Lyrically, just like all of John's other albums, it is much more complex. According to the author himself, three songs on the album were written while thinking about British occultist/mystic Aleister Crowley. Some of the music critics are refering to Inside Of Emptiness as something similar to what Shadows Collide With People would sound had it been unpolished and more raw. On the other side, this is obviously album where the electric guitar dominates, unlike on SCWP where each song has an accoustic guitar as the base instrument. Apart from usual contributor Josh Klinghoffer, the album also features a guest appearance of The Mars Volta's guitarist, Omar Rodriguez-Lopez, and therefore the first of two times he and John experimented with what John called "joined guitars". Introverted, yet somewhat furious, slow-speaking yet unstoppable as he's always been; John'd created yet another memorable chapter in the history of modern rock music.

1. What I Saw [4:00]

2. The World's Edge [2:34]

3. Inside A Break [3:07]

4. A Firm Kick [4:33]

5. Look On [6:10]

6. Emptiness [3:34]

7. I'm Around [3:49]

8. 666 [4:53]

9. Interior Two [2:27]

10. Scratches [4:19]

Lyrics:

Something these days in the air

I'm afraid to sing this song

'Cuz no one answers me

Got in the way of this one chance of mine

I threw it back

It wasn't gonna last

I jumped ahead

There was a slipstream

One good feeling there

I got out quick

Lower than I go

I'm a pinball

Sticking through a lot

Then down the side wall

The drop!

The drop!

I must have been alone

In the mean time

Nothing comes my way

I'm proud to say

I crossed a line

I said goodbye

This state to recreate

Is the drain of time

I lead you on

There were no days to wait for

No carrying on

Life's still a disease

Help it along

It's a sure thing

Everyone I meet is a laughing star

Aaaargh

Who dropped!

Dropped!

You all ought to walk through a poster

You should see how things align

Change how you see a decline

See how high you really climb

You all ought to walk through a poster

You should see how things align

Change how you see a decline

See how high you really cliiiiiimb

The drop!

The drop!

Credits:

Release date: 26th October 2004

Released: Worldwide

Publisher: Record Collection Music

Duration: 39 minutes, 32 seconds

John plays: Guitar, synthesizer, keyboards and bass on The World's Edge and 666

Other musicians: Josh Klinghoffer plays drums, bass, keyboards, and guitar on I'm Around. He sings some of the backing/harmony vocals as well plays guitar solos on Inside A Break and Emptiness. Omar Rodriguez-Lopez of The Mars Volta plays lead guitars on 666.

Produced by: John Frusciante

Engineered by: Ryan Hewitt

Mixed by: Ryan Hewitt

Assisted by: Kevin Dean

Recorded/mixed at/when: Sunset Sound (08-13th March 2004)

Mastered by/where: Bernie Grundman/Bernie Grundman Mastering Hollywood, CA, USA

Designed by: Mike Piscitelli, John Frusciante

Cover photograph by: Lola Montes

Equipment by: Dave Lee

Management: Q-Prime Inc.

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