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hvala puuuuno tanychy...fino ce biti pratiti njihove blogove...

Uuuu, odlicno.

Hvala puno!

nema na cemu !

Jel imao neko acc tamo, posto ja ne mogu da se ulogujem sa mojim starim pa da vidim da li sam to samo ja?

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tacnije ulogovao se ali to se nigde ne vidi jer i dalje pise sing up or sign in :facepalm:

Ajme novi site im je pregenijalan! Nadam se da će nastavit tu i tamo sa blogovima, da neće stati samo na ovome.. :give it away: , jer sam uživala dok sam čitala.. Josh je skroz simpatičan sa svojim rhytmic blogging smotano jedno

Ajme super im je novi site! Dizajn im je super i ideja s blogom je jako dobra!

Samo se nadam da to rade iz ljubavi ili barem jer im se to da pisati i komunicirat na taj način s publikom na ne samo jer ih management tjera

BTW daaa Rhytmic blogging

hahhah Flea

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Well, here's my first blog for our new website. I have decided to use punctuation and capitals. No more internet jargon or lame abbreviations. No more psuedo poetic garbage from me!

evo jos malo njihovih postova!!

Flea

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This run through Ireland, NOrthern Ireland, and Engladn so far has been fulfilling. Playing the music is always such an emotional thing. There are a lot of different levels of it for me. In one way, I go into a total animalistic single focus on rocking for all I'm worth, giving everything I have to make each song it's deepest most intense groove, to give every ounce of strength and concentration I can channel to every dynamic and emotiona twist and turn of the flow of the music. In another way, I just want to connect with the audience, to feel y'all, to do everything i can to uplift you, to share the magic from the divine source from where this music comes from, to get myself out of the way and let that happen. An in another way, the show, the music, all of it is a sanctuary for me, a safe place away from the chaos and pain and suffering of the world. Man, the whole thing is such a cathartic experience. Sheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeit. Yeah these shows have been fun. While we were here in London, the launch happened for the basses created by the great artist Damien Hirst and myself. Damien painted each one individually, they are all different and man they are just beautiful and wild!. You can see them at the 'Other Criteria' shop on New Bond Street in London. You can also see pictures of them at Othercriteria.com. They are really amazing pieces of art, and every one of them is signed by Damien and I. Some of them come with additional artwork by Damien, and collaborative artwork by Damien and I. They are Dope! Rope a Dope!!! All of the profit from the sale of these things will go to the Silverlake Conservatory of Music, I will not take a penny, and Damien is not even taking back the expenses he incurred making them, he has donated all his time and energy for free. He is a man among men with a heart the size of Leeds. The deluxe editions of the basses also come with individually handpainted cases, and are chockfull of great art surprises. Just sayin. We had a party for the basses on the night of the launch and Josh and Chad and Mauro and I jammed at it and let our freak flags fly as high as we could. Then Ronnie Wood joined us for a jam, and it was a goooooooood one. That ol' Ronnie Wood is a superb musician, it is always a beautiful thing to play with him. So I find myself this morning at still at the hotel in London, bout to get it together to go get on a whirlybird and head for the gig in Glasgow tonight. Letyour freak flag fly. Peace and Love to all.

i Josh

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All... Just wanted to write a quite note expressing how fabulously, f%#cking, fortunate I feel be on tour with such wonderful people like Femi Kuti & the Positive Force, Fool's Gold and Foals. Watching Femi and the wonderful folks in his band every night was such an uplifting experience for me. Seeing the guitarist Ope Awomolo up close, watching his fingers move is a beautiful and hypnotic thing that I recommend everybody seek out. It was such a joy having them out and we all thank them! At the moment here in the UK, Fool's Gold has been rocking with us every night! I think I played on the same bill as the singer and bass player Luke when we were fifteen. Maybe fourteen? Raven's playhouse in North Hollywood, anyone? That was over half my ago. Tonight, Luke and I will be on the same bill at the Motorpoint Arena in Sheffield. I probably listened to Pulp or Cabaret Voltaire on my way to that Raven's show. I think I'm a little less nervous now than I was back at the Raven's Playhouse where I seem to recall playing most of the gig with my back to the crowd of about twenty two people. There will be a few more than that there tonight and I hope you ALL enjoy Fool's Gold! They are one of the most joyous and inventive conjurers of pop music around today. Again, Lewis is an unbelievable guitarist and watching him up close is a incredible honour! Brad came up and blew a ripping solo on "Did I Let You Know" and tore the roof off the MEN here in Manchester the other night. We thank him for that! I love these guys! Next leg we have Foals who we did a few shows with in South America. I'm surrounded by cool and interesting guitar players on this tour and I love it. I look forward to seeing more of those lads as we tear the final pages off the 2011 calendar. Again, it's such an amazing privilege to be in a band that has the opportunity to tour with such important and inspiring bands. I know support acts aren't always what one might want to see when you're excited for a headliner, but I really appreciate everyone giving our friends we have out with us a chance to make your heart feel good. The RHCP have always had friends and great people on tour with them. I opened for them a few times and it's always such a loving environment onstage, offstage, backstage and it seems, in front of the stage. Thank you for all the smiles I've seen thus far. J...

FLEA-jev novi post





We are having this break right now and it is really good for us,
Ahhhhhhhhhhh....reeeeeeelaaxxxxx. We just toured for about 5 months,
and a little battery recharging is in order. Befre the tour started we
spent a solid year, working in a new Josh Klinghoffer, writing,
recording, doing press, all non stop, it is great to stop for a minute.
Being in the ocean is the greatest thing, the waves flowing in and out ,
up and down, getting in touch with the world breathing like that fills
me with the power. I love to sweat blood and truth at every show, or not
play at all, as anyone has seen us knows (i hope), and having this down
time, man, i am getting raring to go for when we start the u.s. legs of
this tour in a couple of weeks.



We are gonna be home in a couple of days and I am excited about
that. I am thinking about my studio, all the instruments in it, the
recording equipment, and it seems ike paradise to me. I just wanna play
and write, absorb my days completely into music. Actually, I have had a
hard time letting go and just being on vacation, I have such a burning
desire to get in that studio, but some surfing is straightening me out,
forcing me to calm down. As Marisa Pouw used to say to me in a matronly
voice, "settle down little fighter".



For all the people who follow me on twitter, I'm sorry about all
the basketball tweets I just cant help it, basketball is very emotional
for me, Just like music. Maybe I should just start a basketball blog and
keep it separate from everything else.

super je....divni su