https://youtu.be/OS8taasZl8k

i really didnt like the singing for the first half. the instrumentation got interesting around halfway and gets pretty good. singing gets decent in the second half too. maybe it will grow on me.

meets Smashmouth meets Hendrix.

I’m fascinated by how disappointing they have become letting Keidis continue his bellowing, no matter who’s on guitar.
I really like Frusciante & Flea’s (& Chad Smith) chemistry because I grew up on “bands”, but Keidis is so burnt out creatively & talent wise (since after the Navarro album) that it is just painful to deal with.
I would rather hear Zach De La Rocha screaming about Bolivian Coffee Farmers Rights over this band, than anything that could ever come out of Keidis mouth ever again.

s.blak
Anthony Kiedis is basically the Drake of Rock Music

keep: looking,searching,seeking,finding

Poster Child 3/4 (I missed this one)
Not the One today

I like both of these more than Black Summer. Black Summer has grown on me some but I really don't like how it starts. Poster Child is the fast vocals style with a funky beat while Not the One is more of a slow mellow song. The instrumentation on both is really good but nothing new.

I'm thinking I might actually enjoy the album now.

Everything about it was great. That beat is a killer and Kiedis was in rare form.

The album had serious gems, Sick Love being chief among them

But this shit is limp. It feels like Stadium Arcadium leftovers, and not in a good way.

This has none of the Peppers magic. I’m a big fan but this ain’t it.

...trashy-ness, meaning they weren't supposed to be Soundgarden "perfect" (Anthony's voice in particular)

So...

Them making tangentially off-shoots of their past with Frusciante (some say "Poster Child" is ripping off "walkabout" a track from "One Hot Minute" - the Navarro era) is, uh, probably what they should be "trashially" doing at this point.

Let 'em make some rip-off trash at this point, better than trying to be "above average"

>...trashy-ness, meaning they weren't supposed to be
>Soundgarden "perfect" (Anthony's voice in particular)
>
>So...
>
>Them making tangentially off-shoots of their past with
>Frusciante (some say "Poster Child" is ripping off "walkabout"
>a track from "One Hot Minute" - the Navarro era) is, uh,
>probably what they should be "trashially" doing at this
>point.
>
>Let 'em make some rip-off trash at this point, better than
>trying to be "above average"

Literally nothing you, uh, said, has anything at all to do what What I, uh, said.

sorry the idea of "going for perfection" doesn't at any way at all relate to a reply that seemed to be commenting on "quality" and "approach"


sorry

Did my critique say anything at all about them going for perfection?

seemingly (for some "strange" reason to me...)

...that...

..it seemed like you "approved" of how Anthony improved his singing and the beats were sick and they "seemingly" (to me) TRIED to go for something "good" (maybe almost "like perfection")


I was saying that (unlike Soundgarden - who - to ME - definitely seemed to be going for "perfection") I APPROVE of the Peppers being rip-offs of their old stuff and "trashy"

So, again, me, I want the Peppers to be "trashy" "rip-offs" of themselves - no tries for perfection or "above average-ness".


I know you JUST wanted to state that "The Getaway" was very very good and that's it. PERIOD (comparison to the new music?)

but

I just had to say I want the Peppers to be "trashy" rip-offs nowadays at this point.


Everything that I reply to a person is not LOCKED in to what that person said - I was making my OWN point that I want the Peppers to go in the OPPOSITE direction of "going for perfection or 'above average-ness')

This is ridiculous.

Way too many quotes and parenthesis. Have a good one lol

yes

RHCP would make for a dope halftime show, just needed to type that out.

As for the new music, I'm waiting for the album drop....but I've seen more positivity around the internet than usual for the new singles.

phemom's the name, all-star writer/
searching 4 journalistic fame, mindframe igniter....www.twitter.com/hayabusaage

...wasn't in the band, it didn't count.


There's a video calling that half-time show "controversial":


Red Hot Chili Peppers Their Controversial Super Bowl Halftime Show

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kz2tMkLtDBY


edit: I see they only did "give it away" because it was really Bruno Mars half-time show...but it was a little too much mess with it for another.

Tippa my tongue

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E1FNkf3MLKY


https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/red-hot-chili-peppers-tippa-my-tongue-music-video-1234577925/


MUSIC
POLITICS

Red Hot Chili Peppers Go on a Psychedelic Journey in ‘Tippa My Tongue’
Song is the first look at the funk-rock powerhouse's upcoming album, Return of the Dream Canteen

BY KAT BOUZA

AUGUST 19, 2022

RED HOT CHILI Peppers are beckoning fans to join them on a magical (and raunchy) mystery tour with the release of the band’s new single, “Tippa My Tongue” — a sexually suggestive romp that evokes all the quintessential quirks of the California funk-rock outfit’s extensive catalogue.

Buoyed by a funk-laden bass groove from Flea and Anthony Kiedis’ sing-songy nonsense vocalizations, “Tippa My Tongue” offers the first glimpse of the Chili Peppers’ upcoming double LP, Return of the Dream Canteen, which drops October 14. The track is accompanied by an appropriately psychedelic music video, directed by repeat collaborator Malia James — who also helmed the band’s video for “These Are The Ways” earlier this year — which makes multiple references to dropping acid and features Seventies-inspired animation from Julien Calemard and Thami Nabil.

The song’s lyrics, however, focus more on the physical than the metaphysical, with Kiedis making no effort to mask the track’s true intentions in mind-bending metaphors. “I’m on the precipice/I come and make a mess of this,” he sings. “It’s the apocalypse/I try to get a sock of this/I’m at the county fair/Haystack ride, I’ll pull your hair.”


News of a new Chili Peppers album comes just months after the group released Unlimited Love — the band’s first record with fan-favorite guitarist John Frusciante since 2006 — making Return of the Dream Canteen the band’s second studio album to debut this year.


“We went in search of ourselves as the band that we have somehow always been. Just for the fun of it we jammed and learned some old songs,” the band said of Return of the Dream Canteen in a statement. “Before long we started the mysterious process of building new songs.” They added: “Once we found that slip stream of sound and vision, we just kept mining. With time turned into an elastic waist band of oversized underwear, we had no reason to stop writing and rocking. It felt like a dream.”

Red Hot Chili Peppers are currently on an expansive stadium tour of the U.S., where they’ve been joined by the likes of Haim, Thundercat, Beck, King Princess and the Strokes. The tour wraps September 18 in Arlington, Texas. The band has also revealed they will tour Australia and New Zealand early next year, with Post Malone providing support on all dates.

“We’ve written some of our best songs with these these four guys, and we do have something special,” drummer Chad Smith said of the tour in an interview with Rolling Stone last year. “It will be really exciting, and I see us not taking that for granted at all. As you get a little bit older, you appreciate it more. It’ll be a real joyful thing.”