From Angelina67I have selected this album because I already have a love of jazz. I was impressed with how passionate Flea is about jazz, and grew up literally watching Bebop Jazz musicians playing in his living room. I admire his dedication to playing his trumpet every single day for a year and putting together this album. I hope you enjoy it.
- Does knowing Honora is a tribute to Flea's mother change how you hear the music, or should the album stand without that context?No answers yet
- Flea is world-famous for one instrument — does his vulnerability as a developing pianist make the album more compelling or harder to settle into?No answers yet
- The album deliberately avoids polish — where does that rawness feel like a strength, and where did it pull you out of the listening experience?No answers yet
- How does Honora compare to other instrumental grief albums you know — does it earn its emotional weight or does it lean too heavily on its backstory?No answers yet
- If Flea had released Honora anonymously, with no name attached, how do you think it would have been received?No answers yet
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