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What do you unironically think of this album?
Matthew Reyes
Jackson Edwards
An underwhelming end to johns second tenure with rhcp, has some great tracks but gets bogged down with formulaic filler half the time.
Andrew Lee
One of the most epic Alternative Rock albums of the 2000s. I love how it combined their Funk sound from Freaky Styley and merged it with both their harder rock side and their more melodic side as well.
Christian James
Could have easily been cut down to a single disc with nothing of value lost.
Julian Sullivan
>Other than Flea's and John Frusciante's exhibitions of virtuosity (or presumed virtuosity), the double-CD Stadium Arcadium (2006) has little to commend itself. Hidden among an army of terrible pop ballads there are a few poppy ditties (Dani California, Snow) that prove the band's melodic skills, but they overrate the human race if they truly believe that we still need 28 generic three-minute songs to add to the millions that came before.
>5/10
Joseph Flores
Reminds me of my cringe friends from high school
Dylan Howard
pretty solid desu
Christopher Sullivan
California/10
Owen Collins
>Dani California
>Snow
>pop
They literally get heavier by the end of the song. And Snow is borderline Math Rock; that arpeggiated guitar riff would work perfectly on an American Football/Slint track.
Samuel Edwards
>28 generic three-minute songs
This is very ignorant
Julian Murphy
Could've been GOAT if they cut it down to a single disc.
Evan Sullivan
godlike
Logan Lewis
Wet Sand was the best track, at least from the main album.
Save This Lady was the best B-side.
Thomas Nguyen
Slow Cheetah*
Angel Morgan
nah, but it's a very close second.
Benjamin Lewis
Fair enough, Wet Sand would be my pick for number two. The outro on it is god tier.
Cooper Flores
There is one track where Frusciante layers a shitload of guitars at the end. One track before the last I think. This was not so bad. Otherwise, screw this band, they turned to shit before half of the userbase here was even born
Kayden Howard
If they trimmed it down it would like a 9
Luis Russell
>tfw wet sand skipped on your used CD copy and you never heard it in its full glory until years later
Wyatt Reed
God awful.
Bought it when it came out and was extremely disappointed.
Absolute waste of money.
James Russell
this shit always reminded me of those le "middle class nerdy kids" in high school with a band t-shirt, slim jeans and converse with acne
God I wanted to punch those kids in the face.
Jonathan Clark
great album
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