
17 Songs, 1 Hour 13 Minutes

Blood Sugar Sex Magik Red Hot Chili Peppers
EDITORS’ NOTES
John Frusciante gave the Red Hot Chili Peppers the guitarist they needed. Rick Rubin gave them the producer they craved. With the songs tightened up and Frusciante providing hard rock heaviness and colorful guitar licks, Blood Sugar Sex Magik transformed the band and the definition of modern rock. Career-defining tunes such as the unlikely hit ballad “Under the Bridge,” the more expectedly aggressive “Give It Away,” and the chilled-out “Breaking the Girl” proved they could channel their free-stylin’ ways into concise songs that demanded to be heard.
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The Power of Equality
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If You Have To Ask
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Breaking the Girl
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Funky Monks
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Suck My Kiss
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I Could Have Lied
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Mellowship Slinky In B Major
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The Righteous & the Wicked
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Give It Away
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Blood Sugar Sex Magik
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Under the Bridge
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Naked In the Rain
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Apache Rose Peacock
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The Greeting Song
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My Lovely Man
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Sir Psycho Sexy
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They're Red Hot
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