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Originally Posted by Cenotaph
I just discovered this guy's work a few weeks ago. While I'm not a fan of the Red Hot Chili Peppers, I thoroughly enjoyed his debut solo album, Niandra LaDes and Usually Just a T-Shirt (1994). It contains some really interesting and loose lo-fi folk songs... some of which end up being more avant-garde than others.
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When I was deeply into 90s lo-fi rock music, I also loved that album. Then he made like 15 more and kicked heroin (I forget in which order) and it got sort of old. But I think the guy is a good musician and I even like The Empryean quite a bit when I'm in the right mood. More to the point, I still agree that his first solo album is really good.