Blood Sugar Sex Magik EXPLICIT LYRICS Red Hot Chili Peppers

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  • Release Date: 09/24/1991
  • Sales Rank: 13,112
  • Label: WARNER BROS / WEA
  • UPC: 075992668125

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Blood Sugar Sex Magik

1LISTENThe Power of Equality 4:03
2LISTENIf You Have to Ask 3:37
3LISTENBreaking the Girl 4:55
4LISTENFunky Monks 5:23
5LISTENSuck My Kiss 3:37
6LISTENI Could Have Lied 4:04
7LISTENMellowship Slinky In B Major 4:00
8LISTENThe Righteous & The Wicked 4:08
9LISTENGive It Away 4:43
10LISTENBlood Sugar Sex Magik 4:31
11LISTENUnder the Bridge 4:24
12LISTENNaked In The Rain 4:26
13LISTENApache Rose Peacock 4:42
14LISTENThe Greeting Song 3:14
15LISTENMy Lovely Man 4:39
16LISTENSir Psycho Sexy 8:17
17LISTENThey're Red Hot 1:12

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The Red Hot Chili Peppers' best album, Blood Sugar Sex Magik benefits immensely from Rick Rubin's production -- John Frusciante's guitar is less overpoweringly noisy, leaving room for differing textures and clearer lines, while the band overall is more focused and less indulgent, even if some of the grooves drag on too long. Lyrically, Anthony Kiedis is as preoccupied with sex as ever, whether invoking it as his muse, begging for it, or boasting in great detail about his prowess, best showcased on the infectiously funky singles "Give It Away" and "Suck My Kiss." However, he tempers his testosterone with a more sensitive side, writing about the emotional side of failed relationships ("Breaking the Girl," "I Could Have Lied"), his drug addictions ("Under the Bridge" and an elegy for Hillel Slovak, "My Lovely Man"), and some hippie-ish calls for a peaceful utopia. Three of those last four songs (excluding "My Lovely Man") mark the band's first consistent embrace of lilting acoustic balladry, and while it's not what Kiedis does best as a vocalist, these are some of the album's finest moments, varying and expanding the group's musical and emotional range. Frusciante departed after the supporting tour, leaving Blood Sugar Sex Magik as probably the best album the Chili Peppers will ever make. Steve Huey, All Music Guide

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Best album by RHCP!!!!!!by Anonymous

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July 28, 2008: This is my all-time favorite album after Are You Experienced by Jimi Hendrix. This album is perfect. I just don't stop bobbing my head to each song, they're so funky. The vocals, bass, guitar, and drums are all amazing. In my opinion, John Frusciante is the best living guitarist today.

"yeah, that album..."by Anonymous

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November 10, 2006: I started with John Frusciante's solo material and worked my way to the Chili Peppers, and truthfully, I just don't like any of their material. There are some really good things about this album, but overall it's just a disappointment. If you want something with substance, you may not find it here. The Peppers don't keep my interest. Flea has done excellent work as a studio bassist and Frusciante as a solo musician, but they don't seem to stand out here.


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