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KnockBack, Episode 250 | Blood Sugar Sex Magik (Red Hot Chili Peppers album) (Video) (Patreon)

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Blood Sugar Sex Magik (Red Hot Chili Peppers album) | KnockBack, Episode 250

Red Hot Chili Peppers were cruising along for nearly a decade by the time their most famous record, 1991's Blood Sugar Sex Magik, came to store shelves, the radio waves, and MTV. But it was a particular fusion of time, place, talent, and execution that propelled it to the stratosphere. Here in the US, it's a seven-times Platinum album teeming with earworm singles that explore the whole gamut of genres, from rap to funk to rock, all tied together by a renowned producer who happens to know quite a few musical styles very, very well. If you have to ask why Blood Sugar Sex Magik is so good, you've probably never listened to it. And while we could have lied, we know the secret. We're happy to give it away. Enjoy.

Comments

Josh Gamez

This is one of the albums that helped shape my music taste as a kid. Cannot wait to dive into this!

Jesse spivey

Another glorious Monday Another glorious album Equals Another glorious episode of knockback!

ben in the can

great record great band. formed almost 40 years ago. one of the first CDs i ever bought in my youth

Zack Apuzzo

Loving all these music episodes!!!

Anonymous

I got to see them a few months ago. SO So good! "I Could Have Lied" is such a gem.

Daniel McGee

Such a fun band. I remember my parents keeping this album on cassette in their car, but not appreciating it for how great it is at the time. Just out of curiosity, as I have been re-reading the series in anticipation of Hogwarts Legacy, when can we expect the Sorcerers Stone episode?

Jordan Falduto

RHCP are easily in my top 10 bands and were one of my crucial high school influences. Crazy to think about that they can still be high school influences for kids today. Truly a timeless band. Also @DustinCanFly please do a silver-painted photoshop of Dustin (Frusciante - more subdued, yet weaves his artistry in every nook and cranny), Chris (Flea - wacky, funny, other ventures outside of RHCP) Colin (Kiedis - the glue, wordsmith, drew some blood under the bridge), and of course Will Ferrell. Also... Yabba dabba, dabba dabba do now!

John Harlan

Shit this is my favorite album; look at this podcast!! My favorite band. In college I learned Give it Away for drunken karaoke “my mom I love her cuz she love me / long gong are the times when she scrub me / what I got to give it put it in you”

Matt Di Giacomo

Damn, I wish I had made the cut for the comments. This album is undoubtedly their magnum opus, the perfect musical fusion at the perfect time in their history as a band. While Chad Smith and John Frusciante were with the band for Mother's Milk, but really found a perfect blend of funk, punk and a little hip hop vocally on BSSM. The jam at the end of "Sir Psycho Sexy" is perhaps one of their best riffs as a band period, Flea drives a steady and active beat while Frusciante's whimsical riffing perfectly complements the gaps. It reminds me in a sense of how Weezer's "Only In Dreams" so emotionally caps off the Blue Album. I know the last song is really a cover of "They're Red Hot" but it's so brief it feels like a "post-credits" add-in.

Damon Pond

Faith No More to answer your bass question.

LastStandMedia
>>96165645

Love Bill Gould, but I always associate Faith No More first and foremost (musically) with Jim Martin.

Born-Blind

One of my favorite albums of all time... Though several of the songs are sort of shit... I blame drugs for those tracks