Red Hot Chili Peppers - Red Hot Chili Peppers
|
List Price: Our Price: $4.58 You Save: $5.35 (54%) Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days Buy Used: from $4.57 (click here) Category: Music CD See more new music releases 
|
|---|
Buy this Music CD at online store in your country
Canadian Music Store
Canadian Music Store
Free Music Notes for Red Hot Chili Peppers
Free Music Review: Not the best, but still a solid debut, BUY THE REMASTER!
Hit: 4 Stars
I don't mind this album, I don't hate it, I mean it's weird to hear how the Chili Peppers started. I wish that they had Jack Irons and Hillel with them during recording, that would've added a hard intensity, but oh well, we still have some solid tracks, all funky, all punk, it's really good pump up music but I wouldn't reccomend it to people who are just getting into the Peppers with "One hot minute" and "By the way" I started with Mother's milk so going back to the original punk rock lineup was easy for me, I was used to it. I give this album 3 stars, but the remaster gets 4 stars due to the bonus tracks featuring the original lineup, you can see how much tighter and more full of energy than the lineup on the actual album, not a bad debut, but the Chili peppers got their "funky" sound with "Freaky Styley" definately. Like I said, think before you buy, overall I'm not too disappointed.Free Music Review: A great debut
Hit: 4 Stars
The very first album by RHCP & very different from the art collecting RHCP of today.
Unfortunately since it was the mid 1980's an era when Hair Metal was at its peak and so was Wham (god help us), the album sold poorly. Even though this album doesn't hold a candle to Freaky Stylie, Mothers Milk and Blood Sugar sex magic this is a great debut with some RHCP essentials like True men Don't Kill Coyotes, Why don't you love me, Green Haven and get up and jump.
There are a few hitches with the album such as Anthony Kiedis sounds drugged sometimes when he sings and also the guitarist Jack Sherman is mediocre and has no heart in his guitar playing like their original guitarist Hillel Slovak who decided to not record the album at the time. I would recommend this album to a RHCP fan but if you are starting out on this band I recommend the other albums that I have mentioned above.
Free Music Review: The Great Debut
Hit: 4 Stars
The Red Hot Chili Peppers's self-titled debut CD is a good one. The charisma and flare that would show up later in their music is all evident in this first release. It's a good one to have just to see where the group came from.
There are plenty of good songs on this release: True Men Don't Kill Coyotes, Get Up And Jump, Why Don't You Love Me, Green Heaven, Mommy Where's Daddy, and Grand Pappy Du Plenty.
Definitely Recommended.
Free Music Review: Nice debut from the Chili Peppers
Hit: 4 Stars
The Red Hot Chili Peppers` self titled debut is like a lot of bands` debut albums. The band showcases the Chili Peppers` unique blend of hard rock and funk in a raw, youthful manner. Obviously the songs wasn`t all that polished and the songwriting pretty immature at times, but you get a glimpse of the Chili Peppers` greatness listening to them. Favorite songs: True Men Don`t Kill Coyotes and Get Up and Jump.Free Music Review: Everything that has an end...
Hit: 3 Stars
And here it is. I'll agree with the majority: its not their greatest, but better than their new stuff. I certainly agree that the guitarist for this album leaves a lot to be desired. On other almbums, the guitar work of Slovak and Frusciante totally blow me away, but this guy is just BORING. Flea holds the spotlight for this album. His bass lines are as good here as they ever were, maybe even better on some tracks. The lyrics are good, and Kiedis has a unique style of singing that at first is somewhat humorous. However, the drums are those annoying, echoing 80's pop-rock drums that I for one really hate.Most of the tracks are good, but "Police Helicopter" and "True Men Don't Kill Coyotes" are a little too repetitive. Not to mention "You Always Sing the Same".
"Why don't You Love Me" is my favorite. It has a good rhythm, and the bass and guitars are intertwined seamlessly, and with the addition of the brass it makes a great slow song that is quite funky at the same time. Each album has a song that "foreshadows" the Peppers' later work, and this is it.
Overall, a so-so album, enjoyable to hear, not as good as Freaky Styley or Uplift Mofo Party Plan, but it is interesting to hear the Peppers' start.