This is the only Red Hot Chili Peppers album that is still worth listening to.
Fucking dare to argue this.
This is the only Red Hot Chili Peppers album that is still worth listening to
Jaxson Bailey
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William Myers
Then why did they disown that album and never play any of its songs live after 1997 except Pea?
Daniel Green
because they are a shit band and couldn't recognize this was the one time they made something good, and also were butthurt that Dave Navarro played guitar on it, and not Frusciante.
Jason Anderson
If you had said: "this album is underrated and actually pretty high up in their catalog" I would've agreed with you. But the only album worth listening to? neck yourself
Isaiah Foster
Probably because it reminds them of drug addiction and gay sex with Dave Navarro,
Isaac Hall
I actually like it very much. I thought it was weird that everyone looks back and says, "Dave Navarro wasn't a good fit" I think he was great
I grew up listening to RHCP and don't think they started to suck til Californication
Bentley White
Everyone can at least agree that Under the Bridge is legitimately a good song though, right?
Logan Long
Gorgeous guitar work ruined by Anthony's 8th grader poetry.
Even Dave himself has said he never really "fit" with the band.
Kayden Ward
>Gorgeous guitar work ruined by Anthony's 8th grader poetry.
Pretty much 90% of the RHCP catalog. They're all such good musicians but Anthony is so fucking bad.
Def underrated
I love frusciante but ive read that them not playing those songs had more with him not wanting to play them. Kinda being a little bitch about it DESU. Theres some pretty good guitar parts in there; Josh Klinghoffer seems to want to play them.
Anyone here like Dot Hacker btw? looking forward to that album
Alexander Reyes
John says he's never listened to OHM and doesn't want to. "It would be like watching someone else fuck your ex."
Colton Campbell
Argue it? Okay uh. No it's not
>/thread?
Daniel Rivera
Navarro plays a killer BSSM live.. love this version
Camden Wood
I like most of RHCP in general from Stadium Arcadium all the way to Dark Necessities with varying intensities of liking it, fight me faggot.
Camden Bailey
Flea's best work as a bassist is on this album.
Owen Ward
Why would they ever involve Navarro.
Why would you hire a magician to play geetar
Ryan Bailey
None of them are worth listening to
Nathan White
I guess John felt like if he played any of the songs it'd be like being cucked
Charles Anderson
RHCP hadn't been a mainstream band for all that long in 1995, the change from the frat boy party music on BSSM was pretty jarring to most of their fans, also the Anthony/Dave kiss in the Warped music video offended a lot of white trash rock fans.
Isaiah Foster
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Ryan Wright
Purple Stain is an underrated song imo.
Nolan Hughes
best rhcp album undisputed
Charles Phillips
>not Freakey Styley
Jaxson Johnson
I can't argue it. Dave Navarro replacing John "hurr durr I can't handle da dwugs" Frusciante was the best decision the Red Hot Chilli Peppers ever made, and you're absolutely spot on.
Charles Walker
Last RHCP album with any edge to it. Californication is when they went all soft and comfortable for easy money and never returned.
Robert Evans
this
Liam Cruz
OHM was good for what it was.
But BSSM and Mother's Milk still hold up very well
Leo Sanders
/thread/
Jace Gray
Actually, they've been playing Aeroplane once in a while in their current tour.
Alexander Cruz
>dry as bones rick rubin production
no thanks
Henry Johnson
Oh you mean an honest production?
Samuel Myers
youtube.com
>this john is dead
>new john sucks ass
William King
No I mean a soulless production devoid of joy and sensuality.
Bentley Thompson
>le bad production meme
i bet you really know how to enjoy music
btw the production isn't that bad anyway and the music is great
Hudson Watson
Rick Rubin doesn't know how to produce rock albums. Every single one he produced sounds like shit. At least the album isn't as ridiculously brickwalled as Californication. It still sounds flat, lifeless and robotic. That's not exactly ideal for an album with a lot of funk elements.
Jonathan Murphy
Anyone else think Meh ?
Otherside, Velvet Glove and Get on Top are legitimately Good songs though.
Carson Peterson
Forgot pic as always :(
Jace Young
How do you measure soul?
Oliver Rivera
If it sounds to me like it was recorded in a barren, claustrophobic and clinical studio then it's soulless and that's exactly how BSSM sounds like. The making of the album is so interesting but the end product just sounds anonymous, like any experienced studio musicians could have made that album. Rubin is known for his minimalism when it comes to producing and that absolutely doesn't work with funk.
Jack Stewart
>If it sounds to me
Not what I'm asking.
How do you measure soul?
'Also it was recorded in a house you fucking mongoloid.
Evan Johnson
>How do you measure soul?
You don't but if it sounds flat and clinical than it's by definition soulless. I'm not the first person to say BSSM sounds like that, not even close.
>Also it was recorded in a house you fucking mongoloid.
Yeah, an interesting, kind of DIY environment where they just lived and recorded at in the same place. Does it sound like that on the album? Absolutely not, it sounds like it was recorded in some expensive super-studio.
Evan Davis
>You don't
Then it's not relevant. Think of another criticism that isn't bullshit
>Does it sound like that on the album?
Yep. it's sounds fine.
Christopher Barnes
best cover art that's for sure