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John Frusciante - Time Goes Back

Album: Shadows Collide With People (2004)

Shadows Collide with People is the fourth studio album by John Frusciante, released February 24, 2004. The album was written during the recording of By the Way, and is widely regarded as his most accessible work, featuring a mix of guitar-driven alternative rock, folk ballads, and electronica. Frusciante has stated that this was his most expensive album to date, costing around $150,000 to produce.

Flea plays a double bass on "The Slaughter", the closing track of the album. All tracks were written by John Frusciante and the majority of the vocal work is performed by him.

Frusciante also made acoustic and demo versions of these tracks available to fans through his official site, now only a blog, as an alternative to the highly produced sound of the record. A promo version of the album was also made, with the tracks "Omission", "Song to Sing When I'm Lonely", and "Failure 33 Object".

The album reached number 191 on the Billboard 200 and #11 on Heatseekers.

On the vinyl release of the album the words "One step away" were inscribed on side A, "There's riddles in the shadows" on side B, "A hint of sadness" on side C, and '"What they least suspect is coming next" on side D. All of these were hints to lyrics on John's next solo album The Will to Death.

1. Carvel [4:14]

2. Omission [4:34]

3. Regret [2:58]

4. Ricky [3:57]

5. Second Walk [1:42]

6. Every Person [2:38]

7. -00Ghost27 [3:50]

8. Wednesday's Song [3:31]

9. This Cold [2:00]

10. Failure33Object [2:55]

11. Song To Sing When I'm Lonely [3:17]

12. Time Goes Back [3:23]

13. In Relief [3:36]

14. Water [4:06]

15. Cut-Out [3:34]

16. Chances [1:50]

17. 23 Go In To End [6:42]

18. The Slaughter [3:52]

19. Of Before [3:17] (Japanese bonus track)

Lyrics:

These things'll go slowly by

These things

They'll where no one would think

And when given this life

I ought've thanked you all who will take it away

I notice that you're fine

Setting up beside whenever turns a blind eye

Any solemn phase

And you belong to two times at once

My radio's my heart

We live as one

Two ways at once

I know the waves I form

I know the way I won't become

These still places that are gone by

Believe they're somewhere else

(Believe they're somebody else)

Jumping in the mind of a passerby

And being replaced like times fly

Another wasted flow (lalalalalalala)

Going up against the endless law (lalalalalalalala)

I'm flown through a mirror (oooh oh-ooh)

Almost disappearing

I glow faintly (oooh oh-ooh)

You know this is nobody's life

I saw the days I lost

Hiding between tomorrow's costs

Time Going Back

Time Going Back

Time Going Back

Time Going Back

Time Going Back

Time Going Back

Time Going Back

Time Going Back

Hey hey

Credits:

Release date: 23rd February 2004 in US, 24th February in the rest of the world, 3rd March in UK and 6th March in Japan

Released: Worldwide

Publisher: Warner Bros

Duration: 1 hour, 4 minutes, 50 seconds

Bonus track: "Of Before" available on the Japanese import of the CD

John plays: Guitar, bass, synthesizer, drums and percussion

Other musicians: Josh Klinghoffer plays the same instruments as John (they're listed together in the credits); Chad Smith plays drums and percussion, Omar Rodriguez plays slide guitar on "Chances" and "23 go in to end" Flea plays upright bass on "The Slaughter" and Charlie Clouser did orchestral programming on "Regret" and "Chances"

Produced by: John Frusciante

Engineered by: Jim Scott, Ryan Hewitt; "23 go in to end" and "Failure33Object" by Ethan Mates

Mixed by: Jim Scott

Assisted by: Chris Holmes, Jason Grossman, Chris Ohno

Recorded/mixed at: Cello Studios, Hollywood, CA, USA

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

Designed by: Richard Scane Goodheart

Cover painting by: Rene Ricard

Art direction by: John Frusciante

Equipment by: Dave Lee

Management: Q-Prime Inc.

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