Hello, everyone! ChiliPepperLuv here, and today, I'm uandishi a review on the new album, The Getaway. I am expressing my opinion on the artwork, my inayopendelewa song(s), and my ujumla, jumla impression on the album.
Artwork
The artwork is rather fascinating. When I imagined what kind of artwork the Chili Peppers would use for their new album, I imagined something funky and extremely colorful, like on their 1987 album, The kuinua, kunyanyua Mofo Party Plan. The artwork on The Getaway is certainly not what I expected at all. However, I must say that it is rather interesting. One shabiki theorized that the little girl and the wanyama represented each member, the girl was Anthony Kiedis, the raccoon was Flea, the kubeba was Chad Smith, and the Bird was Josh Klinghoffer. However, if the full artwork is viewed, there is a fox, mbweha out in front of them. Apparently, the fox, mbweha might actually be Anthony Kiedis, and the little girl might be John Frusciante, their former guitarist. I don't know if it means anything, but it is kinda fun to play with ideas. After all, art is in the eye of the beholder.
inayopendelewa Song(s)
To be honest, as far as a inayopendelewa song on the album, I'm torn between two, "The Longest Wave" and "Encore." I upendo "The Longest Wave," because it's pure poetry. It's just such a beautiful song. It left me with a surreal, almost dreamlike appeal. I also want to go with "Encore," because a lyric in the first verse caught my attention. "Listen to the Beatles." That caught my attention, because I upendo the Beatles, and I know the Chili Peppers are Beatles fans, which in my vitabu is cool.
ujumla, jumla Impression
My ujumla, jumla impression of The Getaway is this. It contains some of the best material the Chili Peppers have written in a long time. Honestly, I found it better than the awali album, I'm With You. Don't get me wrong. I'm With wewe is a great album, but I feel like The Getaway is a better album. I don't think most people my age au younger would like the album, because it has an introspective, almost grungy feel to it. That's just what I think. Anyway, peace and love. Catch wewe guys later!
Artwork
The artwork is rather fascinating. When I imagined what kind of artwork the Chili Peppers would use for their new album, I imagined something funky and extremely colorful, like on their 1987 album, The kuinua, kunyanyua Mofo Party Plan. The artwork on The Getaway is certainly not what I expected at all. However, I must say that it is rather interesting. One shabiki theorized that the little girl and the wanyama represented each member, the girl was Anthony Kiedis, the raccoon was Flea, the kubeba was Chad Smith, and the Bird was Josh Klinghoffer. However, if the full artwork is viewed, there is a fox, mbweha out in front of them. Apparently, the fox, mbweha might actually be Anthony Kiedis, and the little girl might be John Frusciante, their former guitarist. I don't know if it means anything, but it is kinda fun to play with ideas. After all, art is in the eye of the beholder.
inayopendelewa Song(s)
To be honest, as far as a inayopendelewa song on the album, I'm torn between two, "The Longest Wave" and "Encore." I upendo "The Longest Wave," because it's pure poetry. It's just such a beautiful song. It left me with a surreal, almost dreamlike appeal. I also want to go with "Encore," because a lyric in the first verse caught my attention. "Listen to the Beatles." That caught my attention, because I upendo the Beatles, and I know the Chili Peppers are Beatles fans, which in my vitabu is cool.
ujumla, jumla Impression
My ujumla, jumla impression of The Getaway is this. It contains some of the best material the Chili Peppers have written in a long time. Honestly, I found it better than the awali album, I'm With You. Don't get me wrong. I'm With wewe is a great album, but I feel like The Getaway is a better album. I don't think most people my age au younger would like the album, because it has an introspective, almost grungy feel to it. That's just what I think. Anyway, peace and love. Catch wewe guys later!
