Red Hot Chili Peppers

Europe first press 1991. Records play with a light crackle in places. Sleeve and inners have light wear.
1991 and the Chili Peppers finally hit the sweet spot: funk, punk, ballads, and enough daftness to make it all work. Frusciante’s guitar is on fire, Flea’s bass won’t sit still, and Kiedis is… well, Kiedis. From Give It Away to Under the Bridge, it’s peak RHCP before they got too stadium-slick. FFO: Funkadelic in tube socks, rap-rock that actually works, tattoos done in dodgy garages, and anyone who still says “californication” like it’s a real word.