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Great just what I was looking for. Thank you.

Some people dismiss this album for being too raw or not being raw enough. That it’s hard to listen to or that it doesn’t represent their live sound from the period. Personally I enjoy the album for what it is - a proto RHCP album, songs written as young men in LA, full of energy, with rough edges to the sound that are appropriate.

Amazing debut album from the Red Hot Chili Peppers, which introduces the listener to the very roots of this awesome band. Energetic, non-stop, crazy music that leaves you wanting more!

Band: Red Hot Chilli PeppersAlbum: Self-titledNumber: 01 (debut album)I really like this album, and here are my reasons why.First off, this is the Peppers' debut album, so you can't expect it to be an insanely memorable classic, although it does have it's good moments.It starts off brilliantly with the funky 'True Men Don't Kill Coyotes'. This is probably the most musically correct song on the album, and its my second favourite.The best song is the slightly deranged 'Mommy Where's Daddy?'.Other good tracks are 'Baby Appeal', 'Buckle Down' and 'Get Up and Jump'. 'Green Heaven' is also quite good.The other tracks aren't really proper songs - some of them are just over 30seconds long. 'Out in LA' is the standout of these tracks.The demos are a welcome addition to end the album.Let me point out that I'm not the biggest Chilli Peppers' fan in the world, and this is a good review. With that cleared up, buy this album.P.S. Please visit [...] for some funky music.

nothing like a bit of classic rhcp, works well, good price , been looking for cassettes everywhere. Very happy

Like all chilli pepper stuff, worth having and wil be listened to again and again.The best group out of america since the doors

not as good as the newer stuff

Good album