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Step into the musical world of the legendary Red Hot Chili Peppers with this hand-curated playlist of their very best tracks.
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- ‘Black Summer’ (2022) It took 16 years for the band’s first new song with Frusciante, but Unlimited Love’s “Black Summer” was totally worth the wait. The wayward guitarist brought the song structure with him when he rejoined the Chili Peppers, and Kiedis, Flea, and Smith jumped on it.
- ‘This Velvet Glove’ (1999) When the rhythm section crashes in on the chorus, it’s a respite from the verses’ plaintive melancholy, but the truest form of this Californication track evokes the image of Kiedis and Frusciante unplugged, perched on stools facing each other, as if making amends.
- ‘Dark Necessities’ (2016) In their own way, the Chili Peppers have never been strangers to brooding nights of the soul, and the kick-off single from 2016’s The Getaway wallows in them: “You don’t know my mind/Dark necessities are part of my design,” Kiedis sings.
- ‘Fight Like a Brave’ (1987) A funky declaration of freedom, “Fight Like a Brave” is Kiedis’ call-to-arms for anyone struggling with addiction. “Get it through your head and get it off your chest,” he raps, “Or get it out your arm because it’s time to start fresh.”
- Californication (Californication, 1999) Given the contrasting eras and different facets of their sound, it’s harder to pick a favourite Red Hot Chili Peppers track than for most other bands.
- Under The Bridge (Blood Sugar Sex Magik, 1991) It’s no coincidence that the song that gifted the Chilis superstardom was the same track where Anthony Kiedis dropped the swaggering bravado and bared his soul.
- Scar Tissue (Californication, 1999) The first single with John Frusciante back after substance issues had kept him out of the band for much of the 1990s was a poignant showcase of what makes his contributions so utterly essential.
- Give It Away (Blood Sugar Sex Magic, 1991) The lead single from Blood Sugar Sex Magik was a game-changer. The archetypical early-’90s Chilis song, it sees Flea’s bass roaming untethered, John’s guitar probing with angular sharp edges, Chad’s drums keeping an easy pace and Anthony pouring on the sleaze with rapped lyrics that tell listeners, ‘What I got, you gotta get and put it in you.’
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- "Higher Ground" (1989) The Chili Peppers' 1989 album Mother's Milk presented a new and different sound — less underground funk-punk, more aggressively metal-adjacent.
- "Knock Me Down" (1989) In 1994, the Red Hot Chili Peppers' request to appear on Sesame Street was rejected (clearly, the Children's Television Workshop hadn't heard "Knock Me Down").
- "Give It Away" (1991) The most significant change between Mother's Milk and its follow-up, 1991's Blood Sugar Sex Magik, is Rick Rubin's entrance as a fifth member — not playing an instrument, mind you, but as a producer.
- "Under the Bridge" (1991) Rick Rubin's quest for a more honest Chili Peppers — less obviously "produced," more vulnerable and real — is best exemplified by "Under the Bridge."
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