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Here is a cover that has been designed for the upcoming Red Hot Chili Peppers "I'm With You Sessions" release. Base artwork (big image you see) was done by Kelsey Brookes.
Produced by Rick Rubin, each release will contain two songs featuring an a-side and a b-side and they will be available worldwide through 7" vinyl and digital download. The 7" singles will also include a free digital download of the song as well.
There are a total of 17 Tracks for the I'm With You Sessions CD.
All of the seventeen songs were recorded during the sessions for I'm with You. "Long Progression", the b-side to "Strange Man" which will be the first single released, almost made the album's final cut but was left off in favor of "Goodbye Hooray". One of the songs, "In Love, Dying" is an eight-minute rocker captured in a single studio take that will occupy both sides of a single, as Klinghoffer told Rolling Stone from a recent tour stop in Berne, Switzerland. “We’re going to have to do that old trick where it fades out and fades back in on the B-side.” Another cut, “Victorian Machinery” “sounds like a big three-headed monster playing drums,” Klinghoffer said, adding that the band captured “absolute magic” with “Never Is a Long Time,” a “pop-tastic” number featuring Greg Kurstin on piano. “It’s really one of those cases where they had too many good songs to fit on an album. They have this cohesive thing in the studio – when they get that take, that’s the take that they keep.”
“It’s always difficult, but we use a democratic process and the songs with the most votes are usually the backbone of the album,” producer Rick Rubin wrote in an email. “I can just say as is always the case, some of my personal favorites don’t make the cut. I’m sure everyone in the band can tell you the same.”
Klinghoffer said that they recorded 48 songs during the album's sessions and some could eventually see the light of day. “It’s possible,” Klinghoffer said. “We just had so much material back then that certain things just straight-up didn’t get enough attention. There’s a couple that will probably just remain in our iPods.”
Update: For those of you who haven't kept up with the RHCP News... you will be able to complete your FULL 17 Track "I'm With You Sessions" CD on July 23rd, 2013
Produced by Rick Rubin, each release will contain two songs featuring an a-side and a b-side and they will be available worldwide through 7" vinyl and digital download. The 7" singles will also include a free digital download of the song as well.
There are a total of 17 Tracks for the I'm With You Sessions CD.
All of the seventeen songs were recorded during the sessions for I'm with You. "Long Progression", the b-side to "Strange Man" which will be the first single released, almost made the album's final cut but was left off in favor of "Goodbye Hooray". One of the songs, "In Love, Dying" is an eight-minute rocker captured in a single studio take that will occupy both sides of a single, as Klinghoffer told Rolling Stone from a recent tour stop in Berne, Switzerland. “We’re going to have to do that old trick where it fades out and fades back in on the B-side.” Another cut, “Victorian Machinery” “sounds like a big three-headed monster playing drums,” Klinghoffer said, adding that the band captured “absolute magic” with “Never Is a Long Time,” a “pop-tastic” number featuring Greg Kurstin on piano. “It’s really one of those cases where they had too many good songs to fit on an album. They have this cohesive thing in the studio – when they get that take, that’s the take that they keep.”
“It’s always difficult, but we use a democratic process and the songs with the most votes are usually the backbone of the album,” producer Rick Rubin wrote in an email. “I can just say as is always the case, some of my personal favorites don’t make the cut. I’m sure everyone in the band can tell you the same.”
Klinghoffer said that they recorded 48 songs during the album's sessions and some could eventually see the light of day. “It’s possible,” Klinghoffer said. “We just had so much material back then that certain things just straight-up didn’t get enough attention. There’s a couple that will probably just remain in our iPods.”
Update: For those of you who haven't kept up with the RHCP News... you will be able to complete your FULL 17 Track "I'm With You Sessions" CD on July 23rd, 2013
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