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Red Hot Chili Peppers

Stadium Arcadium (2006)

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Track List
01) Dani California
02) Snow ((Hey Oh))
03) Charlie
04) Stadium Arcadium
05) Hump de Bump
06) She's Only 18
07) Slow Cheetah
08) Torture Me
09) Strip My Mind
10) Especially in Michigan
11) Warlocks
12) C'mon Girl
13) Wet Sand
14) Hey
Cd 2
01) Desecration Smile
02) Tell Me Baby
03) Hard to Concentrate
04) 21st Century
05) She Looks to Me
06) Readymade
07) If
08) Make You Feel Better
09) Animal Bar
10) So Much I
11) Storm in a Teacup
12) We Believe
13) Turn It Again
14) Death of a Martian

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First Released

2006

Genre

Alternative Rock

Mood

Moody

Style

Rock/Pop

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Tempo

Medium

Release Format

Album

Record Label Release

Warner Bros. Records

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“Stadium Arcadium” es el noveno álbum de los Red Hot Chili Peppers, lanzado en 2006, producido por Rick Rubin.

Un doble disco ambicioso y desbordante, un mapa completo del universo Chili Peppers. “Dani California”, “Snow (Hey Oh)”, “Tell Me Baby” y “Desecration Smile” son su ADN destilado: funk, pop, psicodelia y groove.

Ganaron premios Grammy y giraron por el mundo como dioses paganos. Pero Frusciante volvió a irse después, buscando silencio y libertad. Stadium Arcadium fue su despedida luminosa.



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With Stadium Arcadium freshly plonked atop the UK chart, the Red Hot Chili Peppers are now confirmed as card-carrying Rock Gods. This two-disc intergalactic triumph (titled 'Jupiter' and 'Mars'), glows with Rick Rubin's shiny clean production.
"Dani California" and the jerkily melodic "Tell Me Baby" see the Chilis at their best even if the grown-up band have replaced raunch with romance, mixing gritty funk with acoustic janglings and even choir-boy wailings.
"She's Only 18" winks at their willy-ruled lyrics of yore: Anthony Kiedis may be about 92 now but he can still sing about undies, even if his body fluid fixation a la Blood Sugar Sex Magik has faded. "Wet Sand" rockets from balladry to sing-along stadium rock, while "Hey" boasts too much dinner-jazz strumming to really grab. But amid theprog like melee of sounds Flea's bass-thuddery still rules.
A multi-faceted must.


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