It's like you can feel his entire soul and heart whenever he speaks/sings/plays guitar. It's such a beautiful thing... It makes me so sad when he speaks about the low point in his life. I'm so glad he survived. He's a blessing.
Interesting how "Reckoner" by Radiohead was inspired by how John played guitar on "Scar Tissue." Dig that contemporary respect and influence for each other.
“Let me talk about REM” hit hard. You can tell he wants to get the point across and feels the need to speak despite the off camera banter. Such a beautiful soul
I do believe he is a beautiful soul. But allow me to ask you to educate me in the off camera banter, I'm not familiar with the story and am very much curious about it
Pat was on crack when he did the time stamps! Here are the correct time stamps: 4:01 - The Cure 6:33 - Nirvana 9:37 - NIN 11:44 - Radiohead 14:28 - REM
I really like John. The more he talks, the more I like him. I know exactly what he means about a band making you feel like you have a friend when you are all alone. Music has helped me get through my toughest times in life.
Music maybe saved my life....?!There were times i wanted to die and it happend,many times,that a song just came up,somewhere,and i thought if i die i will not hear this song,group,singer,whatever,never again and it made me sad!Because i love music more than anything!I was more than sad to begin with but the fact that was the last time i will hear that song made me even sader and i thought to myself there are still reasons to stay alive!Nothing in this world makes me feal that kind of strong emotions like music!I'm not a musician but music is my life!
That dynamic between Anthony's singing and the rest of the band is very interesting. Since Anthony doesn't know music theory, the way he sings is entirely from his soul, and I think that makes his singing even better.
@@ursweetsab Lol - we know the origin of those lyrics though, right? The ding dang dong's were added as filler noises until lyrics were written. Flea's daughter loved the ding dang dongs so much and wanted them to remain somewhere in the song, and they were left in part of the song
love the way he talked about having a friend with REM when he had no one else. that’s exactly how I feel about RHCP and the reason why i’m watching this now. They’ve always been there through the roughest times and have helped so much
Wow. What he says about R.E.M at the end hit me hard. As someone who very much understands that feeling of isolation and loneliness from long term drug addiction, this just really resonated with me. Sometimes when I feel so low, music really is the only thing I can connect with. I also love how thoughtful all of his answers are. You can tell how important it is to him to correctly convey what he is feeling.
Love this guy, a RHCP album without him ain't quite the same, his guitar playing and harmonising vocals are superb . His solo albums are mixed but some are stunning.
I've loved the Chili's for over 2 decades, adored John but never had the chance to see him play with the band ;-( I've also really enjoyed their latest album with Josh. I've been checking out lots of John's solo work too, there's a lot. Any of his albums or songs that you could recommend?
@@AG-ur1lj I think that the songs that we don't like, we just don't understand. And we have the capacity to understand any sort of music, but it takes time for your neurons to come together in a way for you to realize the importance of the symphony/noise or the combination. One song you like is just a gateway to the album, and then the artist. And then, an artist's frame of mind at moments in time..... Music is actually a painting in time.
"Let me talk about R.E.M." Awesomeness. Most succesful musicians wouldn´t think important to say a nice thing about other artist. He keeps the attitude of a fan and that to me explains why he is such a great artist.
You can see his heart in every single sentence he speaks. He is completely genuine and honest! Thats why he answers slowly sometimes.... oh John. Love you
Honesty scares most people, it makes them threatened, as if they need to honestly reply. I guess it seems you/we know him through his music, so it's more acceptable coming from him.
wow very kind words for REM at the end there. we all have those bands that hit deep for each of us... john's made me feel like i had a friend many times too and i also feel indebted to him.
Never really understood JF or the RHCP. Never liked Radiohead , cure, REM etc. But the shit he said about REM and finding a friend at a time where he felt his lowest......that shit meant a lot. RESPECT!
@14:28 Is the most touching part about this video. John, if I were back in your part of the world, I would be your friend also. Keep strong man. You have a lot to give the world.
His album “Curtains” is such honest work. I could ramble about it all day. Just go listen to it. That albums sits alongside the greatest solo albums out there.
Such a good album, love the solo on Anne, I think that was a joint solo with Omar Rodriguez-Lopez, acoustic tune then boom, two overdriven guitars come in
Carnal Visors is the long Cure song that John could not remember the name of. Love this interview. Love John Frusciante. So lucky we still have this sweet complicated man to bring magic to our lives.
At the end of the video, after discussing many other amazing bands from that preceding time period, John mentioned specifically about his love for REM and that their music made him feel like he had a friend during a time in his life where he felt close to the edge of existence. That’s a really beautiful thought that I think a lot of us take for granted when thinking about artistic contributions, and what we value in terms of style. I know that I’ve personally found myself moved to tears by their music before, and that has value beyond strictly clinical abilities. Indirectly, REM saved music for everyone post 99’.
For those curious, the song he's referring to by The Cure that inspired his guitar part for Californication is called: Music from the Film Soundtrack Carnage Visors.
JK Thanks, dude. I hadn’t happened to know the song, but I researched and came to the conclusion it’s the one you named. Thanks for confirming, always feels better to be a bit more sure about great things!
Flat out the best commentary I have ever heard regarding how music is supposed to make us feel. The bands that he mentions should be honored to be included in this. Does REM know that they literally saved this man's life?
To be fair, John was sort of rambling and was the reason for the topic being drawn out 😂 he could’ve just answered the question with a short and sweet compliment. It seemed as if his older guilty subconscious was coming back and he felt the need to explain and right all of the old wrongs he used to say about Anthony.
Wow, what an interview. So happy to see he found the way up from the hole he was in. And great to have explained to me why I have liked REM through the years, up until Out of Time that is. The world is a better place with this man as a person and guitar player in it.
People like John and Flea are genuinely likeable, humble characters, whose love and appreciation of what they do & what it's done for them is a lesson to all other ego-driven, excessive rock star morons in their field
That’s what led me here. Pretty awesome to hear. The size of the gap in quality between the albums featuring him and the ones without him is stagger. They’ve made maybe 4 decent songs in total without him. They are one of the best bands ever with him, and arguably, a completely forgettable band without him.
Frusciante is finally back and we're all really stoked. Our new track "inner dimensions" is out and we hope you all will enjoy the track! th-cam.com/video/v20kKBgK8Hg/w-d-xo.html
Such an interesting artist. You wonder if he even realizes how brilliant he is and what an influence he is to other guitarists. So surprising to see someone who is so remarkably gifted be so insecure or vulnerable. It was somehow refreshing. Very human, thankfully.
This why hes so talented cause in the red hot chilli peppers he subtley weeves all these influences into his playing. Thats a very sweet thing to say about rem. Power of art i think music has saved me on a few occasions. God bless you john
Seems like he gets a lot more excited when asked about artists he likes as opposed to his own musical prowess. We all know John doesn't like the spotlight but it feels like his words flow more naturally when he's talking about the Cure for example.
i absolutely adore this man and his art and i'm so glad that he seems to like all the same artists as me. the cure is my favourite band and have been so all my life, and i'd never noticed the seventeen seconds/faith vibe in californication before!
John Frusciante is incredible, his insight on Keidis makes a ton of sense. That was the best Christmas hearing he cameback. So excited I wanna see them Live ASAP, whose coming to Boston ✌
"i pretty much had no friend, and when I would listen to their music, it made me feel like I had a friend" I have the same feeling with the RHCP John had with REM.
I'm still in fuckin shock that john is back it's been a long 10 years I admire what josh did for the band but there's only one John he's back where he belongs I'll finally be able to see him live now
Great to see this footage, even if it feels awkward for him after all this time. John has always been an unsung hero for my guitar playing all these years...he's just always there at the right moments...glad he's still exploring music.
In Utero is also my favorite Nirvana album... Kid A and OK computer are my favorite Radiohead albums... Listening to your second favorite band guitarist talking about how much he loves your favorite band and your third favorite band is like a dream come true.
What he says here about REM, I hope John got to meet them. I did at their concert at a college years ago, right before they became wildly popular. They are very nice guys. John would have loved them.
He's so neurospicy; I love him. Glad he can really be himself in the band now. RHCP is such an interesting group of contrasting but complementary individuals.
@@Bumbaclartios It's an informal way of saying neurodivergent/neurodiverse, which can broadly apply to those whose manner of thinking and operating is considered significantly nonstandard compared to the average (neurotypical) population. John has said that when he was younger, he used to feel like he had to wear a "mask" all of the time, which is exhausting. It makes me happy that he appears to have felt much more comfortable expressing himself genuinely for a good portion of time now.
Oh, wow 😃 Even though I didn’t know about the b-side of In Utero John spoke about when he said *_“moist vagina and ehh what was that song called ehh..”_* @09:00 I some how knew inside me (and hoped) he’ll say “Sappy” and he did 🤗 It’s been my ultimate favorite “rare” Nirvana song since I was 15, I downloaded it from Napster on 3,75 kb/s speed and added it to my Mini Disc player back at 97/98... I knew he’d met and toured with Nirvana, but I didn’t know John to be such a fan, although *TeaJerker @ One hot minute* is about Kurt Cobain, John F wasn’t in the band at that period. *With out Nirvana, I would have never been motivated to pick up my sisters guitar and start learning by listening to their albums.* 🙏🏼💜
Love hearing John fight for a chance to talk about R.E.M., because he just said what I've felt about them for 30 years, but never knew how to put into words. Wish he'd gotten to say which albums he was listening to.
Well he covered “country feedback” around 2000/01 so I reckon “out of time”. There is also a clip of him playing a track from “automatic for the people” on TH-cam in 1997 too. I bet you those 2 were his favourites!
When he spoke of the dark times he was going through and how R.E.M helped him get through that is how I feel about him and his band. Don't forget me of off By the way got me through a lot and still does to this day. Thank u RHCP for always being my friends
At the time of this recording, John had already cemented himself as the guitarist of RHCP. As far as the rest of the world was concerned, there was no one else. Even their discography at this point showed that. Yet, he still talks about himself as though he’s almost a stand in for Hillel. What a humble dude. Many musicians talk about how “they’re in it for the music”. Few are as sincere as John. The dude couldn’t care any less about becoming famous. He just wants to make good music.
John makes everyone around him a better person, you can just tell. He'd be the best friend, cousin, brother, uncle, neighbor, etc. too. I wish we all had a John in our life.
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It's like you can feel his entire soul and heart whenever he speaks/sings/plays guitar. It's such a beautiful thing... It makes me so sad when he speaks about the low point in his life.
I'm so glad he survived. He's a blessing.
So glad he survived. By all accounts, he could’ve been a Staley, or a Wood, or a Hoon, etc etc
And how he is back.. just no words for this timeline
He’s back!
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DoubleBarrel2006 yeahh yeahh yeahhh yeahhh yeahhh yeahhh
He still has no teeth!
What?
@@esquibelle Yes he does they're just fake
check this guy's tribute to john frusciante on his comeback :o
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Interesting how "Reckoner" by Radiohead was inspired by how John played guitar on "Scar Tissue."
Dig that contemporary respect and influence for each other.
wow i didn't know that!
Yeah, I also suspect Jonny Greenwood way of playing has a kind of influence on John aproach since californication
I’m only two decades late... Maybe I should give Radiohead a chance.
@@normanperkel139 Yes man! Try start from In Rainbows :)
@@jonnyfinger_ Thank you very much!
“Let me talk about REM” hit hard. You can tell he wants to get the point across and feels the need to speak despite the off camera banter. Such a beautiful soul
I do believe he is a beautiful soul. But allow me to ask you to educate me in the off camera banter, I'm not familiar with the story and am very much curious about it
love this guy
@@Math4real.Schramm his team was rushing him because they had to leave. Does that answer the question?
I love this guy more than the red hot chili peppers.
Now you can love both, TOGETHER!
Second the statement
I love him more with RHCP.
Same, I love his solo work and how he played with Mars Volta.
Me too!!! :D
Cure song referenced is "Carnage Visors" for those curious.
Thanks
Wow I had no idea of the correlation! Amazing
Thank you!!
Cheers mate
@@angebowzer8779 Appareny it worked this time.
"What makes Anthony so great in music is he knows nothing about music" classic
so funny lmaooo
Fuck me, that is too funny. Kiedis is well known for his terrible lyric writing also.
Frusciante is an unbelievable guitarist. Very humble and my personal favorite.
@@IMP3TIGO it seems that you know SHIT about rhcp songs
he (anthony) can't really sing on pitch or well in one tonality technically.
Pat was on crack when he did the time stamps! Here are the correct time stamps:
4:01 - The Cure
6:33 - Nirvana
9:37 - NIN
11:44 - Radiohead
14:28 - REM
damn, what was I smoking. I fixed it.
@@pkendall99 Lol, I dunno, but you gotta get me some! :)
I love u man
I really like John. The more he talks, the more I like him. I know exactly what he means about a band making you feel like you have a friend when you are all alone. Music has helped me get through my toughest times in life.
Music maybe saved my life....?!There were times i wanted to die and it happend,many times,that a song just came up,somewhere,and i thought if i die i will not hear this song,group,singer,whatever,never again and it made me sad!Because i love music more than anything!I was more than sad to begin with but the fact that was the last time i will hear that song made me even sader and i thought to myself there are still reasons to stay alive!Nothing in this world makes me feal that kind of strong emotions like music!I'm not a musician but music is my life!
Vlada Leo same
That dynamic between Anthony's singing and the rest of the band is very interesting. Since Anthony doesn't know music theory, the way he sings is entirely from his soul, and I think that makes his singing even better.
Well on display in the song Venice queen
I know, I know for sure
Ding, dang, dong, dong, deng, deng, dong, dong, ding, dang
I know, I know it's you
Ding, dang, dong, dong, deng, deng, dong, dong, ding, dang.
@@ursweetsab Lol - we know the origin of those lyrics though, right? The ding dang dong's were added as filler noises until lyrics were written. Flea's daughter loved the ding dang dongs so much and wanted them to remain somewhere in the song, and they were left in part of the song
@@ICee712 that’s cool to know.
@@ursweetsabI'm asian and had an (ex musician friend) ask me if I was offended by those lyrics. I answered why would I be?
when I listen to john I have a friend
I feel exactly the same
I get that
He's got the same social autism that geniuses have. I love it.
I feel the same
He however doesn't give rat's ass about you
love the way he talked about having a friend with REM when he had no one else. that’s exactly how I feel about RHCP and the reason why i’m watching this now. They’ve always been there through the roughest times and have helped so much
i could listen to that man talk about music for days.
Wow. What he says about R.E.M at the end hit me hard. As someone who very much understands that feeling of isolation and loneliness from long term drug addiction, this just really resonated with me. Sometimes when I feel so low, music really is the only thing I can connect with. I also love how thoughtful all of his answers are. You can tell how important it is to him to correctly convey what he is feeling.
Hey Amy, hello from Berlin! May you have a nice day!
I can relate. Much love
I love how R.E.M. has influence the 90% of the great bands of the 90s.
I ducking love REM
American bands, yes.
@@mattiassvanberg8292 not just American bands, I mean look at Radiohead
I love R.E.M. so much 😍
I'm thankful for John Frusciante for being my friend when there seems nobody else is there.
HE IS HERE NOWWW WOOOOOOO
Kabbalah Redemption He doesn’t even know your name. Some friend, huh?
@@broc8095 I had never read a person as shit as you, i feel so sad for you...
Me too
I feel that way about Prince.
I thought his comments about REM we're particularly touching.
Who else is on a John Frusciante-Videos Trip because he is rejoining the band? XD
aye
everyone who is a friend.
Me, me. Can't wait. Excited as F***!
Meeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!!!!!!
My trip never ended! Niandra LaDes for life! :)
Love this guy, a RHCP album without him ain't quite the same, his guitar playing and harmonising vocals are superb . His solo albums are mixed but some are stunning.
I've loved the Chili's for over 2 decades, adored John but never had the chance to see him play with the band ;-( I've also really enjoyed their latest album with Josh. I've been checking out lots of John's solo work too, there's a lot. Any of his albums or songs that you could recommend?
David Ramsbottom he made the chilis in my opinion. I only really Frusciante tracks
jackillin i’d start out with shadows collide with people, then follow that up with inside of emptiness, the empyrean etc.
David Ramsbottom His guitar and backup vocals are impeccable, but him alone leaves a lot to be desired imo
@@AG-ur1lj I think that the songs that we don't like, we just don't understand. And we have the capacity to understand any sort of music, but it takes time for your neurons to come together in a way for you to realize the importance of the symphony/noise or the combination. One song you like is just a gateway to the album, and then the artist. And then, an artist's frame of mind at moments in time.....
Music is actually a painting in time.
"Let me talk about R.E.M." Awesomeness. Most succesful musicians wouldn´t think important to say a nice thing about other artist. He keeps the attitude of a fan and that to me explains why he is such a great artist.
You can see his heart in every single sentence he speaks. He is completely genuine and honest! Thats why he answers slowly sometimes.... oh John. Love you
Honesty scares most people, it makes them threatened, as if they need to honestly reply. I guess it seems you/we know him through his music, so it's more acceptable coming from him.
Priceless interview. I love the way he talked about R.E.M. I feel the same when I listen to them.
thanks a lot!! I loved this interview and the quality of the image, damn that was awesome! John is a sweetheart
The king is back! One of the most talented musicians of all time.
Yeees✨
wow very kind words for REM at the end there. we all have those bands that hit deep for each of us... john's made me feel like i had a friend many times too and i also feel indebted to him.
samee!
Same here! I'm thankful for him for the same reason!
G
What he says at the end almost made me cry. Unbelievable. I’m glad he found a friend.
Never really understood JF or the RHCP. Never liked Radiohead , cure, REM etc. But the shit he said about REM and finding a friend at a time where he felt his lowest......that shit meant a lot. RESPECT!
How can you not love him...such a beautiful authentic soul 🌟❤️
@14:28 Is the most touching part about this video. John, if I were back in your part of the world, I would be your friend also. Keep strong man. You have a lot to give the world.
Holy shit what an amazing plug for REM. So many of us have listened to REM in our dark moments, and a guitar legend just validated it.
His album “Curtains” is such honest work. I could ramble about it all day. Just go listen to it. That albums sits alongside the greatest solo albums out there.
Elliott Small Curtains is powerful
Think 'Curtains' is my favourite of his solo albums, I love the stripped down nature of it.
Such a good album, love the solo on Anne, I think that was a joint solo with Omar Rodriguez-Lopez, acoustic tune then boom, two overdriven guitars come in
David Bates why do you think that? Both sound like John to me
Juan Valdez i remember reading it somewhere, I could be wrong though 👍
Carnal Visors is the long Cure song that John could not remember the name of. Love this interview. Love John Frusciante. So lucky we still have this sweet complicated man to bring magic to our lives.
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The Cure song is called “Carnage Visors”.
Thanks for sharing Matthew!
Thanks. I was about to ask the question.
Thanks
Thanx
thanks
Wow, his connection to music is so intense, and he is so authentic. Thanks for this John and Patrick .
At the end of the video, after discussing many other amazing bands from that preceding time period, John mentioned specifically about his love for REM and that their music made him feel like he had a friend during a time in his life where he felt close to the edge of existence. That’s a really beautiful thought that I think a lot of us take for granted when thinking about artistic contributions, and what we value in terms of style. I know that I’ve personally found myself moved to tears by their music before, and that has value beyond strictly clinical abilities. Indirectly, REM saved music for everyone post 99’.
For those curious, the song he's referring to by The Cure that inspired his guitar part for Californication is called: Music from the Film Soundtrack Carnage Visors.
JK Thanks, dude. I hadn’t happened to know the song, but I researched and came to the conclusion it’s the one you named. Thanks for confirming, always feels better to be a bit more sure about great things!
Thanks Captain Obvious.
Love this guy and his music. Slane Castle live my favourite concert film (gig movie). John is my favourite guitarist of all time.
I was there! The atmosphere was electric that day. An the sun was shining which is rare.
John is all about feeling!
So much he struggles to connect words with them, he needs music to express himself 100%.
Beautiful soul!
What REM did for John, John did for me... wow
Flat out the best commentary I have ever heard regarding how music is supposed to make us feel. The bands that he mentions should be honored to be included in this. Does REM know that they literally saved this man's life?
John rejoining the band was the greatest birthday present I ever got, thank you mom, I know you made it happen from above.
Lol
Damn i miss john ,your amazing
"I dont wanna talk about my band."
"Ok what about The Cure?"
"Well on Californication....."🤣
Gil B it a joke bud
Jaja i thought the same ,he went far of the topic
To be fair, John was sort of rambling and was the reason for the topic being drawn out 😂 he could’ve just answered the question with a short and sweet compliment. It seemed as if his older guilty subconscious was coming back and he felt the need to explain and right all of the old wrongs he used to say about Anthony.
Thank god for REM and what an honest interview by the way its your music that inspires me
Who else is here because who else is here because who else is here?
Sorry, I'm just here because who else is here
@@EdShrekan I'm a simple man, I see a TH-cam video and I watch it.
Where am i?
How can we show this to R.E.M. ? It's the nicest thing I've heard about them. EVER.
Such a Real Interview. Liked it a lot.
This man gave all of us a microscope into his heart and soul on this interview. He does that with his music but this was with words this time.
Wow, what an interview. So happy to see he found the way up from the hole he was in. And great to have explained to me why I have liked REM through the years, up until Out of Time that is. The world is a better place with this man as a person and guitar player in it.
People like John and Flea are genuinely likeable, humble characters, whose love and appreciation of what they do & what it's done for them is a lesson to all other ego-driven, excessive rock star morons in their field
How he handled the first question was amazing. Very humble, that’s why he’s my favorite guitarist ever.
Who else is here after John rejoining the band
When was this? Recently??
That’s what led me here. Pretty awesome to hear. The size of the gap in quality between the albums featuring him and the ones without him is stagger. They’ve made maybe 4 decent songs in total without him. They are one of the best bands ever with him, and arguably, a completely forgettable band without him.
Yep
Michela Walker yup
Frusciante is finally back and we're all really stoked. Our new track "inner dimensions" is out and we hope you all will enjoy the track!
th-cam.com/video/v20kKBgK8Hg/w-d-xo.html
Of course! Not surprised that John has great taste. Love every single one of those bands as well.
Years ago I saw an interview with John where he said It was easier for him to express himself with the guitar than with words.
What a beautiful soul! At the end of the interview I got so emotional! Thank you for posting!!
Such an interesting artist. You wonder if he even realizes how brilliant he is and what an influence he is to other guitarists. So surprising to see someone who is so remarkably gifted be so insecure or vulnerable. It was somehow refreshing. Very human, thankfully.
This why hes so talented cause in the red hot chilli peppers he subtley weeves all these influences into his playing. Thats a very sweet thing to say about rem. Power of art i think music has saved me on a few occasions. God bless you john
I'm just now learning about him in bizarre order. Very, very likeable guy. So glad he fought his way back from early days and back now RHCP.
Love how highly John spoke about Nirvana and Kurt's screaming and songwriting
I'm not the biggest RHCP fan, but I love this man. His mind is one of a kind... It'd be awesome to have the opportunity to sit and talk with John.
Same👍
John is a heavy weight musicologist of all the good shit!
Seems like he gets a lot more excited when asked about artists he likes as opposed to his own musical prowess. We all know John doesn't like the spotlight but it feels like his words flow more naturally when he's talking about the Cure for example.
i absolutely adore this man and his art and i'm so glad that he seems to like all the same artists as me. the cure is my favourite band and have been so all my life, and i'd never noticed the seventeen seconds/faith vibe in californication before!
Beautiful spirit. A visionary, an old soul with the natural wonder and enthusiasm of youth 💛
John Frusciante is incredible, his insight on Keidis makes a ton of sense. That was the best Christmas hearing he cameback. So excited I wanna see them Live ASAP, whose coming to Boston ✌
The song he is talking about is "Carnage Visors"
Thank you person from the past!
Since John is back I hope they're all "functioning as a unit"
So Gadinski can hear the tracks again
Spiral Out hahaha
Haha he’s cute he can’t stop laughing in that interview 😂
😂 dirge
John, I know I'm not on a island by myself when I say you are my musical hero. You lent more to my playing than any other individual ever. Thank you.
"i pretty much had no friend, and when I would listen to their music, it made me feel like I had a friend"
I have the same feeling with the RHCP John had with REM.
He protect
He attack
But most importanly
John Frusciante is back!
He protec
He attac
But most importantly
He "You know"
Just shut up ffs
@@bradirvin1274 fuck outta here
That’s so deep when he talks about REM at the end. I love it
John: *rejoins to RHCP*
RHCP and his fans: Good times ahead!
Coronavirus: How bout I do ANYWAY?
John's going inside was written about lockdown. He's a visionary
REM was a friend to me John :( Love u so much, glad u are happy now
The Cure. They need more credit. Legit good artists.
I think they have pretty much credit already...
They’re borderline unanimously considered legendary? Who doesn’t give them credit lol....
Rob Smith was in South Park. How much more credit do you need? 😉
Do you know what album or song he meant when he talked about the cure?
Yeah I cant find the song he refers to, if someone knows it please tell us I would appreciate it very much thank you!
I'm still in fuckin shock that john is back it's been a long 10 years I admire what josh did for the band but there's only one John he's back where he belongs I'll finally be able to see him live now
Great to see this footage, even if it feels awkward for him after all this time. John has always been an unsung hero for my guitar playing all these years...he's just always there at the right moments...glad he's still exploring music.
My daughter passed 20 years ago. A house fire.I still feel like she still around chilling and listening and watching and hanging out
Im sorry to hear that dude .
I love that hes frequently not realy able to talk
You realise music us his language
He described Anthony perfectly . And awesome to see him talk about Radiohead and OK Computer. "Climbing up the Walls" could be a John Frusciante song
In Utero is also my favorite Nirvana album...
Kid A and OK computer are my favorite Radiohead albums...
Listening to your second favorite band guitarist talking about how much he loves your favorite band and your third favorite band is like a dream come true.
Thank You John Frusciante for Existing & Creating
I would love to meet John! Been in love with his style and him, himself since I was about 13🤘🏽❤️
What he says here about REM, I hope John got to meet them. I did at their concert at a college years ago, right before they became wildly popular. They are very nice guys. John would have loved them.
Wonderfulnessicity.
I love this awesome dude for his musicianship and now I love him for being John.
Loved hearing him talk about NIRVANA.
This man is the reason I’m learning guitar
Me too!!!!
Now he’s back!!!! What a blessing!!!!
"Why do you think the Red Hot Chili Peppers are one of the greatest bands?"
-cuz I'm the guitarist-
He's so neurospicy; I love him. Glad he can really be himself in the band now. RHCP is such an interesting group of contrasting but complementary individuals.
What does neurospicy mean I love that
@@Bumbaclartios It's an informal way of saying neurodivergent/neurodiverse, which can broadly apply to those whose manner of thinking and operating is considered significantly nonstandard compared to the average (neurotypical) population.
John has said that when he was younger, he used to feel like he had to wear a "mask" all of the time, which is exhausting. It makes me happy that he appears to have felt much more comfortable expressing himself genuinely for a good portion of time now.
Dont forget me live with John is amazing. Huge solo!
Yes! Slane castle was great!
Oh, wow 😃 Even though I didn’t know about the b-side of In Utero John spoke about when he said *_“moist vagina and ehh what was that song called ehh..”_* @09:00 I some how knew inside me (and hoped) he’ll say “Sappy” and he did 🤗
It’s been my ultimate favorite “rare” Nirvana song since I was 15, I downloaded it from Napster on 3,75 kb/s speed and added it to my Mini Disc player back at 97/98... I knew he’d met and toured with Nirvana, but I didn’t know John to be such a fan, although *TeaJerker @ One hot minute* is about Kurt Cobain, John F wasn’t in the band at that period.
*With out Nirvana, I would have never been motivated to pick up my sisters guitar and start learning by listening to their albums.* 🙏🏼💜
Same here. I also downloaded Sappy way back then from Napster but I didn't pick up my sisters guitar when I first heard Nirvana, it was my brothers :)
That part where he said “it made me feel like I had a friend” was so saaaad
Wow! PK and Mark B on the intv with John. MTV2 - 22 Greatest Bands Interview. I haven't watched this in a long time. Thanks PK!
Love hearing John fight for a chance to talk about R.E.M., because he just said what I've felt about them for 30 years, but never knew how to put into words. Wish he'd gotten to say which albums he was listening to.
Well he covered “country feedback” around 2000/01 so I reckon “out of time”. There is also a clip of him playing a track from “automatic for the people” on TH-cam in 1997 too. I bet you those 2 were his favourites!
@@WJL91 "Everybody Hurts" territory. Makes sense.
When he spoke of the dark times he was going through and how R.E.M helped him get through that is how I feel about him and his band. Don't forget me of off By the way got me through a lot and still does to this day. Thank u RHCP for always being my friends
Sweeet interview! For me, John equals a true freak. A freak in a beatiful and inspiring way. More minds like this would make the world a better place.
At the time of this recording, John had already cemented himself as the guitarist of RHCP. As far as the rest of the world was concerned, there was no one else. Even their discography at this point showed that.
Yet, he still talks about himself as though he’s almost a stand in for Hillel. What a humble dude.
Many musicians talk about how “they’re in it for the music”. Few are as sincere as John. The dude couldn’t care any less about becoming famous. He just wants to make good music.
Could honestly listen to Frusciante talk about rock bands like this for hours.
5:06 the song he's talking about is "the music from the film soundtrack carnage visors"
This is a GREAT. Interview. He literally reviewed an entire generation of music in 15-minutes.
John makes everyone around him a better person, you can just tell. He'd be the best friend, cousin, brother, uncle, neighbor, etc. too. I wish we all had a John in our life.