Chili Peppers - By The Way

I bought this album last weekend after hearing a few songs online, and I have to say it was so much better than I thought it would be. It's one of the best albums i've bought recently and I can't stop listening to it. This album has such an amazing, mellow sound and flow to it, and it's about an hour and 10 minutes long which is awesome.
Anybody else like this wonderful album?
Anybody else like this wonderful album?
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Favorite songs:
By The Way
This is the Place
Can't Stop
On Mercury
Throw Away Your Television
I only like Don't Forget Me when it's played live. It just has this amazing metaphorical cleansing of my soul that i enjoy. :P
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Frusciante's melodic playing and expert use of backing vocals are what lift it up a level. If you haven't heard all the b-sides from this album, you should get them, they are all good enough to have made the album.
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hell yeah the Peppers are awesome! (so long as it is Frusciante peppers!)
I agree about BTW being underrated, but SA is a truly remarkable album. It mixes all of their styles. Melodic, punk rap rock, funk. It's a true collection of great songs.
My 67 year old mom loves it!
Seriously.
I agree with you here. I know a lot of people think that maybe they should have just released this as one disc but I don't think that was possible. We would have gotten all the same radio singles and none of the hidden gems. John F. flat out rips it on SA.
Also, BTW is a very good album. I think people are looking for them to do what they did in the old days, but I am just floored by how tight these guys are as musicians on the newer records. It's flawless. As far as Kiedis, Ive grown to take it for what it is and I respect him for that.
when you have the last 2 tracks on the album that are this good, you know the whole album is fucking amazing
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These are 2 great tracks. The whole album is tremendous. It gets better the more you listen to it. The songs are layered so that each time you listen you hear something new. Hard to believe a lot of people hated it and still do. For me it might be their best album.
I much preferred Californication out of their newer albums, it has more energy and still has some of their original funkiness that's sadly lacking thesedays.
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I don't get the people who calim that BTW and SA all sound alike. Both albums have a huge variety of stylistic changes and influences. I think maybe the production brings them down, because the production on both of those albums gives them a little too much gloss and "same-ness" in my opinion. I like the rawer production of BSSM. That albums sounds like you're in the room with the band when they're playing. I do miss that feel, but, as far as songwriting and performance, RHCP only gets better with age.
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