Curtains

I've been listening to a lot of John Frusciante's album Curtains.
The album is totally incredible!
Someone wrote this nice review of the album;

Curtains is thankfully the last record in the six record series that John Frusciante recorded in 2004. It was recorded on an Ampex 8-track tape machine from 1970 and was recorded at his house. He sat on his living room floor and played and sang his songs and then did overdubs. The overdubs were assisted by Carla Azar of Autolux on drums, Ken Wylde on upright bass and Omar Rodriguez of The Mars Volta, who played lead guitar on two songs.

It is a very warm album. It is also very sad, with additional doses of happiness, strength and humor for good measure. I do not exist, but if I did I would put this record on my living room turntable at night and dim the lights, keeping a blanket nearby and nestle into the cozy air molecules this music creates.

- Anonymous

Here's John in his living room.
This is how I imagine him when I hear the record.

The Mystery Note Paris

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The Mystery Note Paris

Let's get this taken care of, wait here until I come back I had a dream about you last night this car is leaking shit all over the clean street your car is fat like an american if you want to meet me for ice cream, all you have to do is say so I've about had it with you parking in my spot! don't look in your trunk! (ever) you're way too drunk to drive!

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Out of France

ok, so I'm back from France.
I actually got back yesterday, and I brought back some cool stuff that I'm going to post on here a little later.

In fact, Corine just called (she's still in Paris) so maybe I can make a Mystery Note for her to do in Paris.