Red Mosquito

Got Some wrote:Here ever after live debut

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=TYAyC8CdZl0

Aquatic mouth dance

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Lm9JV0doMt0

they both sounded awesome. I need to check that whole show

I come here today not to talk about the new album but to sing the praises of the monolith "Don't Forget Me" from the 2002 album By the Way.

I love By The Way. Really underrated record.

tragabigzanda wrote:

washing machine wrote:I come here today not to talk about the new album but to sing the praises of the monolith "Don't Forget Me" from the 2002 album By the Way.

Top 10 Chilis right there

The guitar lines throughout the verses can only be described as slowly oozing through the veins of that song's circulatory system. If I didn't know better I'd guess it was a Kim Thayil cameo.

epilogue wrote:I love By The Way. Really underrated record.

I think I've mentioned before how most days I drive my wife's 2011 Nissan Versa, which has a busted aux jack thereby forcing me to rely on the CD player for music. The only RHCP cd I can easily locate after several moves is a burned copy of BTW, so I've been listening to a lot of it lately as the new album hype cycle has come. I never listened to it back when it came out. In fact I think this burned disc was my brother's, but it's making up for lost time now. Tracks 1-7 are unstoppable, but "I Could Die for You" and "Cabron" kill the mid-album momentum for me.

washing machine wrote:

epilogue wrote:I love By The Way. Really underrated record.

I think I've mentioned before how most days I drive my wife's 2011 Nissan Versa, which has a busted aux jack thereby forcing me to rely on the CD player for music. The only RHCP cd I can easily locate after several moves is a burned copy of BTW, so I've been listening to a lot of it lately as the new album hype cycle has come. I never listened to it back when it came out. In fact I think this burned disc was my brother's, but it's making up for lost time now. Tracks 1-7 are unstoppable, but "I Could Die for You" and "Cabron" kill the mid-album momentum for me.

ah! Shame. Cabron is maybe my favorite track!

epilogue wrote:

washing machine wrote:

epilogue wrote:I love By The Way. Really underrated record.

I think I've mentioned before how most days I drive my wife's 2011 Nissan Versa, which has a busted aux jack thereby forcing me to rely on the CD player for music. The only RHCP cd I can easily locate after several moves is a burned copy of BTW, so I've been listening to a lot of it lately as the new album hype cycle has come. I never listened to it back when it came out. In fact I think this burned disc was my brother's, but it's making up for lost time now. Tracks 1-7 are unstoppable, but "I Could Die for You" and "Cabron" kill the mid-album momentum for me.

ah! Shame. Cabron is maybe my favorite track!

I Could Die for You

So i like the new album. Here Ever After is easily my favorite at this point.

epilogue wrote:

washing machine wrote:

epilogue wrote:I love By The Way. Really underrated record.

I think I've mentioned before how most days I drive my wife's 2011 Nissan Versa, which has a busted aux jack thereby forcing me to rely on the CD player for music. The only RHCP cd I can easily locate after several moves is a burned copy of BTW, so I've been listening to a lot of it lately as the new album hype cycle has come. I never listened to it back when it came out. In fact I think this burned disc was my brother's, but it's making up for lost time now. Tracks 1-7 are unstoppable, but "I Could Die for You" and "Cabron" kill the mid-album momentum for me.

ah! Shame. Cabron is maybe my favorite track!

Oh heavens no. I don't want to get into the lyrical content too much. It's kind of an interesting song in that respect. I just can't enjoy the way the song actually sounds. It feels like a gimmicky genre piece that was tapping into the same vaguely northern Mexican territory that "Corona" by the Minutemen or a handful of Sublime songs famously do. Maybe if I was an LA citizen I'd get it?

ugh, ill try By The Way again someday, but its not my thang.

epilogue wrote:

washing machine wrote:

epilogue wrote:I love By The Way. Really underrated record.

I think I've mentioned before how most days I drive my wife's 2011 Nissan Versa, which has a busted aux jack thereby forcing me to rely on the CD player for music. The only RHCP cd I can easily locate after several moves is a burned copy of BTW, so I've been listening to a lot of it lately as the new album hype cycle has come. I never listened to it back when it came out. In fact I think this burned disc was my brother's, but it's making up for lost time now. Tracks 1-7 are unstoppable, but "I Could Die for You" and "Cabron" kill the mid-album momentum for me.

ah! Shame. Cabron is maybe my favorite track!

"Cabron" is maybe my favorite RHCP song -- such a fun, upbeat song.

I suppose Cabron could be read from the perspective of an Astros fan in October 2017 and I'd enjoy it.

I've never really thought about the lyrics, though I can sing along with it -- I just think it's irresistibly catchy. It was hugely beloved by my group of friends at the time so I guess that helps too. But I love it.

Kevin Davis wrote:

epilogue wrote:

washing machine wrote:

epilogue wrote:I love By The Way. Really underrated record.

I think I've mentioned before how most days I drive my wife's 2011 Nissan Versa, which has a busted aux jack thereby forcing me to rely on the CD player for music. The only RHCP cd I can easily locate after several moves is a burned copy of BTW, so I've been listening to a lot of it lately as the new album hype cycle has come. I never listened to it back when it came out. In fact I think this burned disc was my brother's, but it's making up for lost time now. Tracks 1-7 are unstoppable, but "I Could Die for You" and "Cabron" kill the mid-album momentum for me.

ah! Shame. Cabron is maybe my favorite track!

"Cabron" is maybe my favorite RHCP song -- such a fun, upbeat song.

Kevin Davis wrote:I've never really thought about the lyrics, though I can sing along with it -- I just think it's irresistibly catchy. It was hugely beloved by my group of friends at the time so I guess that helps too. But I love it.

Same.

I couldn't tell you what the heck the words are.

Guys, I came here to talk about the far superior "Don't Forget Me".

Conversations gonna conversate, what can I tell ya?

I still haven't listened to the new record, but I'm looking forward to it. Hopefully, the next day or two.

tragabigzanda wrote:lots of traction in the RHCP this week

Im super into the band again. Feels like 1999 for me.