John Frusciante
Kiedis’s magic hand
Klo aja game ini beneran ada :) #RHCP
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Red Hot Chili Peppers - Look Around (live at Taratata 2011) (by everlyredhot)
2010 / I’m With You / Cover art: Damien Hirst
2006 / Stadium Arcadium / Cover Art: Gus Van Sant
2002 / By The Way / Cover art: Julian Schnabel
1999 / Californication / Cover art: Lawrence Azerrad
1995 / One Hot Minute / Cover art: Mark Ryden
1991 / Blood Sugar Sex Magik / Cover art: Gus Van Sant
1989 / Mother’s Milk / Cover art: Henry Marquez, Peter Shea
1987 / The Uplift Mofo Party Plan / Cover art: Gary Panter
1985 / Freaky Styley / Cover art: Henry Marquex
1984 / The Red Hot Chili Peppers / Cover art: Gary Panter
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It’s weird to be part of a formation that you have been a fan of for many years. I clearly remember when I bought One Hot Minute, and how much I liked that album. Too bad that John Frusciante has never wanted anything to do with the material written with Dave Navarro, but I understand. Even now, those pieces do not fit live, there are far more important to give the public even though I’d love to be able to play some. Who knows, maybe in the future we will make an exception to the rule and play some, I think the fans would appreciate it.” - Josh Klinghoffer
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Old School Anthony Kiedis, he looks like Alfa-Alfa in Little Rascal movie ah ah ah :)
Red Hot Chili Peppers / Otherside
“In the song Otherside on Californication, I wrote, ‘How long, how long will I slide / Separate my side / I don’t, I don’t believe it’s bad.’ I don’t believe that drug addiction is inherently bad. It’s a really dark and heavy and destructive experience, but would I trade my experience for that of a normal person? Hell no. It was ugly, and there’s nothing I know that hurt as bad, but I wouldn’t trade it for a minute. It’s that appreciation of every emotion in the spectrum that I live for. I don’t go out of my way to create it, but I have found a way to embrace all of it. It’s not about putting down any of these experiences, because now that I’ve had them, and now that I’m almost four years sober, I’m in position to be of service to hundreds of other suffering people. All of those relapses, every one of those setbacks that would seen unnecessary additions to an already tortured experience, are all going to be meaningful.”
Anthony Kiedis, 2004
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