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 "The Will To Death is not one of Frusciante’s best works: a few excellent songs accompanied by others just above average."

 "The final feeling is that of facing a beautiful album. And that’s it."

John Frusciante's 'The Will To Death' is a somewhat minor album compared to his previous work. While it showcases notable songs like 'Time Runs Out' and 'The Mirror,' the overall quality is average. Inspired by 60s and 70s music with raw electric guitar sounds, it presents a beautiful yet less impactful chapter in Frusciante's discography. The album reflects his bold release strategy of dropping multiple albums rapidly. Discover the nuanced sounds of John Frusciante’s 'The Will To Death'—listen and decide if this unique album resonates with you!

 "Frusciante uses recordings spanning from 1988 to 1996 to release this album, with the ultimate goal of buying drugs with the money from sales."

 "John Frusciante writes atmospheres and sensations, opening himself to music with the resulting disadvantage of becoming more vulnerable."

Smile From The Streets You Hold by John Frusciante is a deeply emotional album filled with passion, pain, and hope. It features recordings from 1988 to 1996, some created during Frusciante's drug addiction. Despite the vulnerability expressed in the music, there is an underlying sense of cheerfulness and possibility, reflecting his journey toward recovery. Standout tracks highlight the intimate and raw nature of this heartfelt work. Dive into John Frusciante's emotional journey—listen to Smile From The Streets You Hold and experience raw passion and hope.