Red Hot Chili Peppers

Produced by George Clinton, with tracks such as "The Brothers Cup" displaying a clear Funkadelic influence, this disc represented a huge leap forward from the band's eponymous debut. A must-have album for fans of the band's early, funkier style.

After nearly two decades of racial division, popular music is in the midst of an overdue and
exciting (if modest) effort to integrate itself. One particularly happy result is the pairing of
George Clinton with the Red Hot Chili Peppers. Having dallied with Thomas Dolby on his
own new album, the P-Funk overlord furthers his far-reaching stylistic influence by
schooling the Los Angeles quartet in the ways of the venerable funkmaster. A fai... More >