27 Years Ago, This Band’s Much Improved Comeback Divided Critics Over Lack of Trademark Funk

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27 Years Ago, This Band’s Much Improved Comeback Divided Critics Over Lack of Trademark Funk

On June 8, 1999, Red Hot Chili Peppers made a triumphant comeback with Californication, their first (successful) album since the 1991 breakthrough Blood Sugar Sex Magik. They released One Hot Minute in 1995, but it was generally considered a failure. It wasn’t until Californication that fans and critics began to pay attention to the Chili […] The post 27 Years Ago, This Band’s Much Improved Comeback Divided Critics Over Lack of Trademark Funk appeared first on VICE .

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