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When played live, their music incorporates elements of jam band due to the improvised nature of many of their performances. Currently, the band consists of founding members vocalist and bassist , longtime drummer , and former touring guitarist . Red Hot Chili Peppers are one of the best-selling bands of all time with over 80 million records sold worldwide, have been nominated for sixteen Grammy Awards, of which they have won six, and are the most successful band in alternative rock radio history, currently holding the records for most number-one singles (13), most cumulative weeks at number one (85) and most top-ten songs (25) on the Billboard Alternative Songs chart. In 2012, they were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. The band's original lineup, originally named Tony Flow and the Miraculously Majestic Masters of Mayhem, featured guitarist and drummer , alongside Kiedis and Flea. Because of commitments to other bands, Slovak and Irons did not play on the band's self-titled debut album (1984). Slovak performed on the second and third , Freaky Styley (1985) and The Uplift Mofo Party Plan (1987), but he died from a heroin overdose in 1988. As a result of his friend's death, Irons chose to leave the group. After short-lived replacements on guitar and drums, and Chad Smith joined in 1988. The lineup of Flea, Kiedis, Frusciante, and Smith was the longest-lasting and recorded five studio albums beginning with Mother's Milk (1989). In 1990, the group signed with Warner Bros. Records and recorded the album (1991) under producer Rick Rubin. This album became the band's first major commercial success, but Frusciante grew uncomfortable with the band's popularity and left abruptly in 1992 in the middle of the Blood Sugar Sex Magik Tour. After two temporary guitarists, joined the group in 1993 and played on their subsequent album, (1995). Although commercially successful, the album failed to match the critical or popular acclaim of Blood Sugar Sex Magik, selling less than half as much as its predecessor. Navarro was fired from the band in 1998. Frusciante, fresh out of drug rehabilitation, rejoined the band that same year at Flea's request. The reunited quartet returned to the studio to record Californication (1999), which became the band's biggest commercial success with 16 million copies sold worldwide. That album was followed three years later by (2002), and then four years later by the double album (2006), their first number-one album in America. After a world tour, the group went on an extended hiatus. Frusciante announced he was amicably leaving the band in 2009 to focus on his solo career. Klinghoffer, who had worked both as a sideman for the band on their Stadium Arcadium tour and on Frusciante's solo projects, replaced him. The band's tenth studio album, I'm with You, was released in 2011 and topped the charts in 18 different countries. The band released their eleventh studio album, The Getaway, in 2016. The album was produced by Danger Mouse, marking the first time since Mother's Milk that the Red Hot Chili Peppers had not worked with Rubin, and topped the charts in ten different countries. Anthony Kiedis � lead vocals (1983�present), rhythm guitar (1992�1998) Flea � bass, backing and lead vocals, , piano (1983�present) Chad Smith � drums, percussion (1988�present) Josh Klinghoffer � lead guitar, backing vocals, rhythm guitar, piano, keyboards, bass (2009�present), rhythm guitar, keyboards (touring 2007-2009) Greatest Red Hot Chili Peppers Albums. BSSM has the perfect mix of the mad funk energy and vitality of the early Chili's and the more melodic side of the band's personality. One of the greatest albums of all time. Has it all. It's 74 minutes long and even the B sides they couldn't fit on are amazing. It's revolutionary "artistically heightened" music, coming from a place of infinite creativity, where the band where at the time. John finds himself as the ultimate Chili Pepper's guitarist on this album. Endlessly listenable. How is this not #1? Listen to the variety of sounds and voyages this album covers. Anthony great notes in "", and rapped away in "" John is brilliant in this, not to mention Chad and Flea go so well in here. Watch the documentary and your opinion will change. While Californication is a close second, the crown belongs to Blood Sugar Sex Magik. Arguably a sublimely creative and yet incredibly palpable album crossing various genres successfully, yet retaining the core Chili Pepper sound. Brilliant is an understatement. This is their masterpiece. Fleas bass lines and groove here is truly remarkable whil Frusciante's guitar works here reminded he is the best and only guitarist for Red hot, every song is nice, that's what a great album is, each song is created, blended, studied by the band, this is the magnum opus album of RHCP. Californication was not only a comeback album, but also a transitional album. Never before has the world seen a piece of work with such musical versatility, mixing the rock riffs and rapping from Kiedis of the Blood Sugar Sex Magik and Mother's Milk days with the beautiful melodious songs of By the Way, to make an amazingly all-around beautiful album. Incredible album. I am a huge fan of the Chili Peppers. I love all of their albums so much. It was hard to vote as to which was the best album. But I had to choose Californication! From Around the World, Parallel Universe, , Californication, and This Velvet Glove, this album had the best of the best from the Chili Peppers. Oh man, this was a tough one. I couldn't choose between this and Stadium Arcadium. But I really did have to choose this one, mainly because it was the peak of John Frusciante's genius. This album was what made me LOVE the Red hot Chili peppers. Great Album. 9/10. Just ahead of SA for me. I really like this album (and SA for that matter) because there wasnt a single song I didn't enjoy. while BSSM and By The Way had 1, maybe 2 songs I wasnt crazy about, this album is just especially fantastic. my favorite RHCP song, , is on this album, as well as my other favorites Scar Tissue, Californication, Parallel Universe, Porcelain, Around the World, and Road Trippin'. Too many ding this album for being long on run time. Couldn't disagree more. That's like the emperor chastening Mozart for using too many notes, and when critics suggest the Chilis should've scrunched Stadium into one super-album, I'm like, ok, now please tell me which 14 songs you'd cut, 'cause I can't think of one. For my money, this and BSSM are the top 2 RHCP albums, hands down, and in no particular order. The only legit critique is that it doesn't really break new ground, but in fairness, what ground haven't the Chili's with their eclectic wealth of influences already covered? Psychedelic string quartet? No thanks. I'll take classic Chilis any day, as an album doesn't necessarily have to innovate to be epic. Love this album! The recording quality and guitar work by John Frusciante on this is par none. He finds a wonderful balance here, whereas I feel like he was overly minimalist for some tracks in earlier albums. is simple complexity. It is elegant and finessed. Can't find the words to describe how wonderfully Snow and communicate pure emotion and love. So hard to decide but Stadium has to be my favorite RHCP Album! 2 discs, both would make an excellent album by them self. Combine to create one fantastic Dual disc release. There are so many amazing tracks beyond the obvious that got radio play. Readymade, If, Make You Feel Better, Animal Bar, Storm in a Tea Cup, , Warlocks, Wet Sand, Hey. the list goes on and on. This album is a cohesive journey through the sounds of RHCP, and musically it is a masterpiece. One of the best double albums post-2000 you'll ever hear. It is truly John Frusciante's mangum opus, and the album sees each member doing some of the most sophisticated work they've ever done. A must listen, and somehow underrated as it pertains to the RHCP discography. YES. This is the best modern RHCP album, in my opinion. My favorite songs on this album are probably the title track, Can't Stop, Throw Away Your Television and Venice Queen. The title track is infectious and funky, like with a lot of their songs, Can't Stop is one of the most psychedelic songs they ever did, Throw Away Your Television does count as well, and the ending track, Venice Queen is just so BEAUTIFUL. It starts off like a slow ballad, but halfway through, it kicks off with some ass-kicking production. Best ending track in a RHCP album, in my opinion as well. This is the Pokemon Black and White of their discography. Point taken. This is the only RHCP album with not only no duds nor filler, but with one key trait: every song is a highlight. If you listen to Minor Thing, it can give you so much feelings, and it's so wild and swiftful- a great song. That's my least favorite on the album. I think that shows how great it is. My favorites are '', 'Midnight', and 'I Could Die For You'. And some say that it laques the funk aspect that BSSM brought to the mix, but they're wrong. Songs like 'By The Way', 'Throw Away Your Television', 'Minor Thing', even 'Can't Stop' more subtlety, it's not gone. Also, this is the most experimental album they've released. 'Universally Speaking' and 'Warm Tape' are psychedelic masterpieces, 'This Is The Place' and 'Don't Forget Me' showed a bleaker sound the band could offer with going full metal, 'Tear' shows the band experimenting with unique instrumentation, 'Cabron' showcases different percussion sounds. And perhaps the most energetic song in the bands catalog, 'On Mercury' . more. I like this one and BSSM equally, but this one doesn't get enough credit. There are no duds, none. Every song is great. My personal favorites are I Could Die For You, Midnight, Warm Tape, Venice Queen, Universally Speaking, Dosed, Can't Stop, Tear, This Is The Place, Don't Forget Me, , Throw Away Your Television, By The Way, Cab*on, On Mercury, Minor Thing, and uh. oh wait that's all of them. That just shows how great it is. It is just the perfect album. Frusciante's riffs are just magical and blinding while Kiedis' vocals are more powerful than ever. Some songs are soft and beautiful (Dosed, The Zephyr Song) while others keep the funky aspects that that they are so well known for (Can't Stop, On Mercury). This album is just the pinnacle of their catalog. The perfect blend. Every RHCP album is different and that's what makes them a very unique and interesting band. I love all of them, but this is probably their best: it's got the ass kicking bass (Johnny kick a hole in the sky), the pounding drums (Higher Ground), heavy riffs (), melodic guitar playing (), funky grooves (Subway to venus), Anthony's characteristic vocal style and sexual lyrics as usual. And if you have the remastered, you get 2 awesome instrumentals, 2 live songs and 2 extended versions. What else can you ask for? This is my number one for one simple reason. GOOD BOYS! I love this song and the rest of it is as great as well. This starts the chili peppers finding that perfect cross between 90s music and funk that would later be on BSSM. Even though they are both great, something about this album (guitar solos) make it my favorite. The best Red Hot chili peppers album. Funky metal, metalish funk, whatever you want to call it this was the Red hot chili peppers. They had a sound they never had before and never duplicated ever again on this album. So much energy is displayed on this album. Contains some of the band's best funk material. Excellent riffing and the bass is at its finest. The Greatest. No reason to hate it, just because the guitarist was not John Frusciante. All songs 'except "Pea" are great, there is nothing to say. People should stop overlooking this album just because its not frusciante. So much diversity and every song is good. Certainly their most underrated album to date; certainly not their best album to date. Dave Navarro is so superior to Frusciante. He should have stayed in the band. ; Brendan's Death Song; The Adventures of Rain Dance Maggie; Look Around; and, of course, every other wonderful song on this surprisingly magnificent record. I don't know if I would call this their best, but it might just be my personal favorite: it's one of their freshest and energetic albums, hearkening back to the melody and soft beauty of 'By The Way' while also incorporating the minimalistic rock fervor of 'Blood Sugar Sex Magik', and a fair amount of boundary-pushing experimentalism works its way into the mix. Essentially, this is a fantastic effort from a veteran rock band, proving that one of music's most creative, original, and successful bands is still in tip- top shape and creating truly great art. This is a surprisingly excellent album, more than I actually thought it would be, especially with John Frusciante's second and now permanent departure. However, just like how Frusciante changed and, in my opinion, vastly improved the sound since Hillel Slovak's death, Josh Klinghoffer's positive influences can already be heard and, amazingly, admired on this album. While he's not technically "better" than Frusciante (I love Frusciante's complex, layered guitar playing), he is reinventing the RHCP sound with cleaner, sharper riffs, in his own way, evolving the band while still sounding fresh, yet comfortably familiar. If this is the beginning of a "new band" as Chad Smith calls it, then I'm really looking forward to what comes next. Very impressive album considering the absence of John Fruciante. If you pick up this album expecting it to be like their other albums you will be disappointed because in this album we see the Red hot chilli peppers attempting to mould into the more mainstream rock genre and they do it effectively. This album seems to have a more emphasis on flea and catchy bass lines (hence the album art) and less emphasis on guitar (unlike the previous albums). This might be because the rest of the band may not be completely comfortable with Josh Klinghoffer as of yet and sadly we aren't also sadly having not many opportunities to properly head him however what there is of Josh is brilliant. I agree with Chad Smith that this is the start of a 'new band' and although this isn't their best album it is still my favourite. I vote this one, because it's the one that definitely should be higher. What an awesome album, and underrated! From Monarchy of Roses to Dance, Dance, Dance, it's awesome, again a funky album, which is the original sound of the peppers, but with a softer By the way's vibe that makes it the third best RHCP album. My list would be like this: 1. Blood Sugar Sex Magik 2. Stadium Arcadium 3. I'm With you 4. Mother's Milk 5. By the way 6. The uplift Mofo party plan 7. One hot minute 8. Freaky Styley 9. Californication 10. The getaway 11. RHCP. This album is pure musical genius, so raw and volatile. It just oozes recklessness and total disregard for following trends. Addictive hooks and bass lines, its hard not to hold this album on repeat. Its just pure gold. This album is amazing. It's so funky and energetic. It also has some of the most enjoyable material by the band. Killer cuts: , Behind the Sun, and Backwoods. This is my second favorite, behind Mother's Milk but seriously, why the hell are people thinking that One Hot Minute is better than this? A truly energetic and enjoyable album. Very consistent unlike most RHCP albums. Every song has a unique quality to it. Plus Hillel Slovak is a musical genius. Not the best but certainly up there, their new vibe is more balanced here. The Getaway and Encore are great laid back songs, We Turn Red is an awesome funky song that's chorus is really one of their best. The Hunter is a cool psychedlic track and the lead single, will be greatly remembered with Under The Bridge, Aeroplane, Californication, Can't Stop and Dani California. Josh work on The Getaway was amazing, this and the asmospherical vibe of the album, with amazing riffs, Flea's magic, surprisingly good lyrics from most of the songs from anthony, not meaningless at least and as always Chad keeping all this together. There's not a song that I disliked, amazing work from a band that's still amazing on this days. I love it, it's something I never heard before, the Getaway style and bass riff is the highlight of the album and of course The Hunter sounds like the soundtrack of a movie. It's amazing. Nice come back! Their best in years. Klinghoffer finally melds in with the band and it creates a new synergy for the chilis. Very experimental yet artistically elevated, with jazz and hip hop elements fused in- forming a truly unique and beautiful record. Pure Classic! If you want to have the best improvisations of everything in your suitcase then this is it! The Brothers Cup is an amazing song, as is yertle the turtle. An often overlooked album because it the most funky out of any RHCP album by far. One of the most underrated gems of the early chili peppers catalog, "yertle the turtle" to "" just make it a perfect album. This is a thousand times better than freaky styley, god damn. Freaky styley is their worst album by 300 miles, this one is just ok? 11. Freaky Styley (1/5) 10. The red hot chili peppers (3/5) 9. The getaway (3/5) 8. One hot minute (3.2/5) 7. I'm with you (wish it was higher) (4/5) 6. Mothers milk (4/5) 5. By the way (4/5) 4. Stadium Arcadium (4.2/5) 3. The uplift mofo party plan (4.5/5) 2. Californication (5/5) 1. Blood sex sugar magik (5/5) Amazing album. Sure, its not the best but there are some great songs on there like 'True Men don't Kill Coyotes' and 'Why don't You Love Me' Pure energy in the form of rocked out funk. Whoever doesn't appreciate this isn't a true fan. Their only good album. Prove me wrong. This features a range of songs from all the bands' albums. From under the bridge (blood sugar sex magik) to by the way (by the way). It also features songs not found on any other album by RHCP such as . A song such as soul to squeeze is another masterpiece by the band. From Flea's base bouncing the song along and Frusciante complementing Anthony's vocals it's no surprise it was very successful. It is the summary of the band that is chilli peppers and only the best songs. My whole teenage life is this album. Good Album But I Bielieve is not really an album, its more than a do-over. They also should have waited for stadium arcadium. The B sides are actually amazing. I think they are better than the "I'm with you" album. The lyrics and actual sound is amazing and powerful. All the songs played here are played with such passion and the perfect variety. Greatest Red Hot Chili Peppers Albums. BSSM has the perfect mix of the mad funk energy and vitality of the early Chili's and the more melodic side of the band's personality. One of the greatest albums of all time. Has it all. It's 74 minutes long and even the B sides they couldn't fit on are amazing. It's revolutionary "artistically heightened" music, coming from a place of infinite creativity, where the band where at the time. John finds himself as the ultimate Chili Pepper's guitarist on this album. Endlessly listenable. How is this not #1? Listen to the variety of sounds and voyages this album covers. Anthony great notes in "Under The Bridge", and rapped away in "If you have to ask" John is brilliant in this, not to mention Chad and Flea go so well in here. Watch the Funky Monks documentary and your opinion will change. While Californication is a close second, the crown belongs to Blood Sugar Sex Magik. Arguably a sublimely creative and yet incredibly palpable album crossing various genres successfully, yet retaining the core Chili Pepper sound. Brilliant is an understatement. This is their masterpiece. Fleas bass lines and groove here is truly remarkable whil Frusciante's guitar works here reminded he is the best and only guitarist for Red hot, every song is nice, that's what a great album is, each song is created, blended, studied by the band, this is the magnum opus album of RHCP. Californication was not only a comeback album, but also a transitional album. Never before has the world seen a piece of work with such musical versatility, mixing the rock riffs and rapping from Kiedis of the Blood Sugar Sex Magik and Mother's Milk days with the beautiful melodious songs of By the Way, to make an amazingly all-around beautiful album. Incredible album. I am a huge fan of the Chili Peppers. I love all of their albums so much. It was hard to vote as to which was the best album. But I had to choose Californication! From Around the World, Parallel Universe, Scar Tissue, Californication, and This Velvet Glove, this album had the best of the best from the Chili Peppers. Oh man, this was a tough one. I couldn't choose between this and Stadium Arcadium. But I really did have to choose this one, mainly because it was the peak of John Frusciante's genius. This album was what made me LOVE the Red hot Chili peppers. Great Album. 9/10. Just ahead of SA for me. I really like this album (and SA for that matter) because there wasnt a single song I didn't enjoy. while BSSM and By The Way had 1, maybe 2 songs I wasnt crazy about, this album is just especially fantastic. my favorite RHCP song, Otherside, is on this album, as well as my other favorites Scar Tissue, Californication, Parallel Universe, Porcelain, Around the World, and Road Trippin'. Too many ding this album for being long on run time. Couldn't disagree more. That's like the emperor chastening Mozart for using too many notes, and when critics suggest the Chilis should've scrunched Stadium into one super-album, I'm like, ok, now please tell me which 14 songs you'd cut, 'cause I can't think of one. For my money, this and BSSM are the top 2 RHCP albums, hands down, and in no particular order. The only legit critique is that it doesn't really break new ground, but in fairness, what ground haven't the Chili's with their eclectic wealth of influences already covered? Psychedelic string quartet? No thanks. I'll take classic Chilis any day, as an album doesn't necessarily have to innovate to be epic. Love this album! The recording quality and guitar work by John Frusciante on this is par none. He finds a wonderful balance here, whereas I feel like he was overly minimalist for some tracks in earlier albums. Snow is simple complexity. It is elegant and finessed. Can't find the words to describe how wonderfully Snow and Dani California communicate pure emotion and love. So hard to decide but Stadium has to be my favorite RHCP Album! 2 discs, both would make an excellent album by them self. Combine to create one fantastic Dual disc release. There are so many amazing tracks beyond the obvious that got radio play. Readymade, If, Make You Feel Better, Animal Bar, Storm in a Tea Cup, Slow Cheetah, Warlocks, Wet Sand, Hey. the list goes on and on. This album is a cohesive journey through the sounds of RHCP, and musically it is a masterpiece. One of the best double albums post-2000 you'll ever hear. It is truly John Frusciante's mangum opus, and the album sees each member doing some of the most sophisticated work they've ever done. A must listen, and somehow underrated as it pertains to the RHCP discography. YES. This is the best modern RHCP album, in my opinion. My favorite songs on this album are probably the title track, Can't Stop, Throw Away Your Television and Venice Queen. The title track is infectious and funky, like with a lot of their songs, Can't Stop is one of the most psychedelic songs they ever did, Throw Away Your Television does count as well, and the ending track, Venice Queen is just so BEAUTIFUL. It starts off like a slow ballad, but halfway through, it kicks off with some ass-kicking production. Best ending track in a RHCP album, in my opinion as well. This is the Pokemon Black and White of their discography. Point taken. This is the only RHCP album with not only no duds nor filler, but with one key trait: every song is a highlight. If you listen to Minor Thing, it can give you so much feelings, and it's so wild and swiftful- a great song. That's my least favorite on the album. I think that shows how great it is. My favorites are 'Dosed', 'Midnight', and 'I Could Die For You'. And some say that it laques the funk aspect that BSSM brought to the mix, but they're wrong. Songs like 'By The Way', 'Throw Away Your Television', 'Minor Thing', even 'Can't Stop' more subtlety, it's not gone. Also, this is the most experimental album they've released. 'Universally Speaking' and 'Warm Tape' are psychedelic masterpieces, 'This Is The Place' and 'Don't Forget Me' showed a bleaker sound the band could offer with going full metal, 'Tear' shows the band experimenting with unique instrumentation, 'Cabron' showcases different percussion sounds. And perhaps the most energetic song in the bands catalog, 'On Mercury' . more. I like this one and BSSM equally, but this one doesn't get enough credit. There are no duds, none. Every song is great. My personal favorites are I Could Die For You, Midnight, Warm Tape, Venice Queen, Universally Speaking, Dosed, Can't Stop, Tear, This Is The Place, Don't Forget Me, The Zephyr Song, Throw Away Your Television, By The Way, Cab*on, On Mercury, Minor Thing, and uh. oh wait that's all of them. That just shows how great it is. It is just the perfect album. Frusciante's riffs are just magical and blinding while Kiedis' vocals are more powerful than ever. Some songs are soft and beautiful (Dosed, The Zephyr Song) while others keep the funky aspects that that they are so well known for (Can't Stop, On Mercury). This album is just the pinnacle of their catalog. The perfect blend. Every RHCP album is different and that's what makes them a very unique and interesting band. I love all of them, but this is probably their best: it's got the ass kicking bass (Johnny kick a hole in the sky), the pounding drums (Higher Ground), heavy riffs (Good time boys), melodic guitar playing (Pretty little ditty), funky grooves (Subway to venus), Anthony's characteristic vocal style and sexual lyrics as usual. And if you have the remastered, you get 2 awesome instrumentals, 2 live songs and 2 extended versions. What else can you ask for? This is my number one for one simple reason. GOOD BOYS! I love this song and the rest of it is as great as well. This starts the chili peppers finding that perfect cross between 90s music and funk that would later be on BSSM. Even though they are both great, something about this album (guitar solos) make it my favorite. The best Red Hot chili peppers album. Funky metal, metalish funk, whatever you want to call it this was the Red hot chili peppers. They had a sound they never had before and never duplicated ever again on this album. So much energy is displayed on this album. Contains some of the band's best funk material. Excellent riffing and the bass is at its finest. The Greatest. No reason to hate it, just because the guitarist was not John Frusciante. All songs 'except "Pea" are great, there is nothing to say. People should stop overlooking this album just because its not frusciante. So much diversity and every song is good. Certainly their most underrated album to date; certainly not their best album to date. Dave Navarro is so superior to Frusciante. He should have stayed in the band. Monarchy of Roses; Brendan's Death Song; The Adventures of Rain Dance Maggie; Look Around; and, of course, every other wonderful song on this surprisingly magnificent record. I don't know if I would call this their best, but it might just be my personal favorite: it's one of their freshest and energetic albums, hearkening back to the melody and soft beauty of 'By The Way' while also incorporating the minimalistic rock fervor of 'Blood Sugar Sex Magik', and a fair amount of boundary-pushing experimentalism works its way into the mix. Essentially, this is a fantastic effort from a veteran rock band, proving that one of music's most creative, original, and successful bands is still in tip- top shape and creating truly great art. This is a surprisingly excellent album, more than I actually thought it would be, especially with John Frusciante's second and now permanent departure. However, just like how Frusciante changed and, in my opinion, vastly improved the sound since Hillel Slovak's death, Josh Klinghoffer's positive influences can already be heard and, amazingly, admired on this album. While he's not technically "better" than Frusciante (I love Frusciante's complex, layered guitar playing), he is reinventing the RHCP sound with cleaner, sharper riffs, in his own way, evolving the band while still sounding fresh, yet comfortably familiar. If this is the beginning of a "new band" as Chad Smith calls it, then I'm really looking forward to what comes next. Very impressive album considering the absence of John Fruciante. If you pick up this album expecting it to be like their other albums you will be disappointed because in this album we see the Red hot chilli peppers attempting to mould into the more mainstream rock genre and they do it effectively. This album seems to have a more emphasis on flea and catchy bass lines (hence the album art) and less emphasis on guitar (unlike the previous albums). This might be because the rest of the band may not be completely comfortable with Josh Klinghoffer as of yet and sadly we aren't also sadly having not many opportunities to properly head him however what there is of Josh is brilliant. I agree with Chad Smith that this is the start of a 'new band' and although this isn't their best album it is still my favourite. I vote this one, because it's the one that definitely should be higher. What an awesome album, and underrated! From Monarchy of Roses to Dance, Dance, Dance, it's awesome, again a funky album, which is the original sound of the peppers, but with a softer By the way's vibe that makes it the third best RHCP album. My list would be like this: 1. Blood Sugar Sex Magik 2. Stadium Arcadium 3. I'm With you 4. Mother's Milk 5. By the way 6. The uplift Mofo party plan 7. One hot minute 8. Freaky Styley 9. Californication 10. The getaway 11. RHCP. This album is pure musical genius, so raw and volatile. It just oozes recklessness and total disregard for following trends. Addictive hooks and bass lines, its hard not to hold this album on repeat. Its just pure gold. This album is amazing. It's so funky and energetic. It also has some of the most enjoyable material by the band. Killer cuts: Fight Like a Brave, Behind the Sun, and Backwoods. This is my second favorite, behind Mother's Milk but seriously, why the hell are people thinking that One Hot Minute is better than this? A truly energetic and enjoyable album. Very consistent unlike most RHCP albums. Every song has a unique quality to it. Plus Hillel Slovak is a musical genius. Not the best but certainly up there, their new vibe is more balanced here. The Getaway and Encore are great laid back songs, We Turn Red is an awesome funky song that's chorus is really one of their best. The Hunter is a cool psychedlic track and the lead single, Dark Necessities will be greatly remembered with Under The Bridge, Aeroplane, Californication, Can't Stop and Dani California. Josh work on The Getaway was amazing, this and the asmospherical vibe of the album, with amazing riffs, Flea's magic, surprisingly good lyrics from most of the songs from anthony, not meaningless at least and as always Chad keeping all this together. There's not a song that I disliked, amazing work from a band that's still amazing on this days. I love it, Go robot it's something I never heard before, the Getaway style and bass riff is the highlight of the album and of course The Hunter sounds like the soundtrack of a movie. It's amazing. Nice come back! Their best in years. Klinghoffer finally melds in with the band and it creates a new synergy for the chilis. Very experimental yet artistically elevated, with jazz and hip hop elements fused in- forming a truly unique and beautiful record. Pure Classic! If you want to have the best improvisations of everything in your suitcase then this is it! The Brothers Cup is an amazing song, as is yertle the turtle. An often overlooked album because it the most funky out of any RHCP album by far. One of the most underrated gems of the early chili peppers catalog, "yertle the turtle" to "if you want me to stay" just make it a perfect album. This is a thousand times better than freaky styley, god damn. Freaky styley is their worst album by 300 miles, this one is just ok? 11. Freaky Styley (1/5) 10. The red hot chili peppers (3/5) 9. The getaway (3/5) 8. One hot minute (3.2/5) 7. I'm with you (wish it was higher) (4/5) 6. Mothers milk (4/5) 5. By the way (4/5) 4. Stadium Arcadium (4.2/5) 3. The uplift mofo party plan (4.5/5) 2. Californication (5/5) 1. Blood sex sugar magik (5/5) Amazing album. Sure, its not the best but there are some great songs on there like 'True Men don't Kill Coyotes' and 'Why don't You Love Me' Pure energy in the form of rocked out funk. Whoever doesn't appreciate this isn't a true fan. Their only good album. Prove me wrong. This features a range of songs from all the bands' albums. From under the bridge (blood sugar sex magik) to by the way (by the way). It also features songs not found on any other album by RHCP such as soul to squeeze. A song such as soul to squeeze is another masterpiece by the band. From Flea's base bouncing the song along and Frusciante complementing Anthony's vocals it's no surprise it was very successful. It is the summary of the band that is chilli peppers and only the best songs. My whole teenage life is this album. Good Album But I Bielieve is not really an album, its more than a do-over. They also should have waited for stadium arcadium. The B sides are actually amazing. I think they are better than the "I'm with you" album. The lyrics and actual sound is amazing and powerful. All the songs played here are played with such passion and the perfect variety. Free red hot chili peppers album download. Completing the CAPTCHA proves you are a human and gives you temporary access to the web property. What can I do to prevent this in the future? If you are on a personal connection, like at home, you can run an anti-virus scan on your device to make sure it is not infected with malware. If you are at an office or shared network, you can ask the network administrator to run a scan across the network looking for misconfigured or infected devices. Another way to prevent getting this page in the future is to use Privacy Pass. You may need to download version 2.0 now from the Chrome Web Store. Cloudflare Ray ID: 67aec9555f74caf4 • Your IP : 188.246.226.140 • Performance & security by Cloudflare.