CD-Charts Position 1
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Greatest Hits

by: Red Hot Chili Peppers

Release Date November 18, 2003
I love this cd because it has all the songs I like in one cd saving me the time to look for them one by one.

CD-Charts Position 2
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Stadium Arcadium

by: Red Hot Chili Peppers

Release Date May 09, 2006
Alright, so you've probably heard a lot about this album and this band but I think this album and the band deserve so much credit. If you haven't really listened to anything off this album yet, I'm going to convince you to. Read on.

This amazing album has two disks: Jupiter and Mars; both fantastic. Its sound is way different than previous RHCP albums but still keeps they're original style and flair. With crazy bass lines from bassist Flea and funky guitar rifts from guitarist John Frusciante, this album is packed with creativity and has something for everyone. Drums are always great too when you got Chad Smith on them; one of the few guys in rock music these days that keeps a smile on his face.

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CD-Charts Position 3
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Blood Sugar Sex Magik

by: Red Hot Chili Peppers

Release Date September 24, 1991
I've been listening to the Chili Peppers for a decade or so now, and finally I've decided to invest in them; that is, in their sound, their musicianship. It's part of my method to avoid being influenced by industry bally-hoo. We're all victims of Spin in virtually every arena of American life. Half the cost of every product (and every political candidate) is publicity. Not to lecture. I don't buy the Peppers to affirm social theories; I buy the music for emotional and artistic stimulation and insight. What I particularly like is A.K.'s singing. The vocalizing of most men seems to me dull and uninspired, but Tony the K is wildly different. He's better than his publicity, with his unpredictablec but secure, hot fusion of Gil Scott-Heron's breathiness ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 4
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Californication

by: Red Hot Chili Peppers

Release Date June 08, 1999
This a review of the mastering, It is BAD. Perhaps the most infamous victim of the loudness war, but I hear so little of it from fans. The music is OK, I guess, but the sound is AWFUL. Consumer, educate yourself. END THE LOUDNESS WARS. Go get Blod Sugar Sex Magic, (original issue) it is the same, only it sounds good.

CD-Charts Position 5
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End of Silence

by: Red

Release Date June 13, 2006
upon first listen, it is obvious that Red blazes their own trail while preaching the good news. Red sounds uplifting and heavy at the same time.
I am mainly an underground music listener, but the low price caught my eye. I hope Sony gets more Christian rock artists like this. I recommend this band to anyone who likes a little diversity in their music. Amen!

CD-Charts Position 6
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Simply Red - Greatest Hits

by: Simply Red

Release Date October 22, 1996
This man has such talent! He writes a majority of his songs and they are all good! Simply LOVE it!

CD-Charts Position 7
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By the Way

by: Red Hot Chili Peppers

Release Date July 09, 2002
How can this not get five stars from someone? It takes many, many listens and all the songs grow on you at their own rates. My favorites are the title track, Universally Speaking, Dosed, The Zephyr Song, Cabron, On Mercury, Minor thing, and Venice Queeen, which are all essential. This group has taken it upon themselves to get our generation out of the shadows of the Beatles the Doors, and Hendrix. Fortunately, they are succeeding. Stadium Arcadium is also very good.

CD-Charts Position 8
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Don't You Fake It

by: The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus

Release Date July 18, 2006
Every single song is carefully crafted with lyrics that are mindblowing.I have listened to this album like an unbelievable amount of times. Your gaurdian angel is absolutely amazing.

CD-Charts Position 9
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Music for the Native Americans

by: Robbie Robertson & the Red Road Ensemble

Release Date October 04, 1994
I am an American Indian and a professional musician and a teacher in the field of music education. Talent is talent and from this perspective this is a pretty ingenious collaboration of instrumentation and voice. I recently uncovered this work of art after having packed it away with some other cd's after moving. Robertson's use of expression and dynamics and the interplay of traditional and modern genre of American Indian music and language give this entire CD not only food for the ears but the mind and heart as well. This is characteristic of any great musical creation no matter the genre. I suppose this could spark some political and racial based feelings. I am fortunate for my heritage with or without this particular CD. Musically speaking...this is a great one by ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 10
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One Hot Minute

by: Red Hot Chili Peppers

Release Date September 12, 1995
I really don't care much for the people behind the music, but the music itself.

Looking at it that way, this is probably the best of the Chili Peppers catalog. It's a wonderful, fluid, albeit slightly chaotic mix of funk, metal, jazz, progressive, psychedelia, gothic, and punk, filled with thick grooves from Flea, textured guitar from Navarro, powerful drumming from Smith, and suave to aggressive vocals from Kiedis.

A true, bold experimental record, and the epicenter of a mixed reaction amongst the Chili Peppers fan base, it is still a good album to listen to and worth the listen. It's nice detour from the typical, predictable songwriting pattern that they follow with Frusciante, and this album shows how creative the instrumentalist can be in how ... Read More: