Red Hot Chili Peppers - I'm With You - Alt Funk Rock - 180 Gram 2LP + Lyric Insert
2LP

Red Hot Chili Peppers – I'm With You



Label: Warner Bros. Records – 528134-1
Series: Because Sound Matters –
Format: 2 × Vinyl, LP, Album
New
Heavy gatefold sleeve, with double-sided insert including lyrics.
Country: US
Released: 18 Oct 2011
Genre: Rock
Style: Alternative Rock


Tracklist


A1 Monarchy Of Roses 4:12
A2 Factory Of Faith 4:20
A3 Brendan's Death Song 5:38


B1 Ethiopia 3:51
B2 Annie Wants A Baby 3:41
B3 Look Around 3:28
B4 The Adventures Of Rain Dance Maggie 4:42


C1 Did I Let You Know 4:22
C2 Goodbye Hooray 3:52
C3 Happiness Loves Company 3:33
C4 Police Station 5:36


D1 Even You Brutus? 4:00
D2 Meet Me At The Corner 4:21
D3 Dance, Dance, Dance 3:45

Companies etc
Mastered At – Masterdisk
Mixed At – Punker Pad West
Mixed At – Sunset Sound
Recorded At – East/West Studios
Pressed By – Record Industry – 90822
Recorded At – Shangri-LA Studios
Credits
Artwork – Damien Hirst
Coordinator [Album Production Coordinator] – Lindsey Chase
Design – Damien Hirst, Jason Beard
Edited By – Chris Holmes, Dana Nielsen, Jason Gossman
Engineer [Pre-production] – Adam Samuels
Management – Q Prime Inc.
Management [Business] – Bo Gardner, Chris Warren, Gage Freeman
Mastered By – Vlado Meller
Mastered By [Assisted By] – Mark Santangelo
Mixed By – Andrew Sheps (tracks: A3, B1 to B4, C1 to C4, D2, D3), Greg Fidelman (tracks: A1, A2, D1)
Organ [Hammond B3] – Money Mark (tracks: B3)
Other [Legal] – Eric Greenspan
Other [Team Chili Peppers Fed By] – Corrina Becker Wayman, Lilah Skye
Percussion – Lenny Castro (tracks: A3, C2, D2), Mauro Refosco (tracks: A1, A2, B1 to B4, C1, C3, C4, D1, D3)
Percussion [Additional] – Lenny Castro (tracks: A1, A2, B1, D1, D3)
Photography By – Prudence Cuming Associates
Piano – Greg Kurstin (tracks: C2, C4, D1)
Producer – Rick Rubin
Recorded By – Andrew Sheps, Greg Fidelman, Ken Sluiter, Phillip Broussard Jr., Ryan Hewitt, Sara Lyn Killion
Trumpet – Mike Bulger (tracks: C1)
Written-By – Anthony Kiedis, Chad Smith, Flea, Josh Klinghoffer



Pre-Production: The Alley, North Hollywood, CA, Red Barn Studio, Big Sur, CA, The Boat, Los Angeles, CA.

©2011 Waggin Dog Tail Music (BMI) and Earl Gray Songs (ASCAP)

Artwork - © Damien Hirst and Science Limited 2011, under exclusive license to Warner Bros. Records Inc.

© ℗ 2011 Warner Bros. Records Inc. for the U.S. and WEA International Inc. for the world outside the U.S.



new guitarist arrives as the old one leaves. And a band is reborn after an overdue break. Beginnings and endings. That's 'I'm With You', truly the beginning of a new era for the Red Chili Peppers. The 10th album of the Los Angeles band's singular career sees the band refreshed, renewed, once again working with producer Rick Rubin (their fifth partnership, including the last album, 2006's monster 'Stadium Arcadium' two-CD tour de force). It expands the same combination of funk and finesse, intensity and tenderness that's made the Peppers sine qua non in modern rock, but with a new set of life experiences from the intervening years that coalesced into a dynamically fresh start.

"I'm With You" by Red Hot Chili Peppers is still in the same great alternative rock vein that made the band very epic. "I'm With You" contains fantastic rock tracks that really encourage you to listen and make you think because of the interesting multi-layer meanings.


This is especially the case in two of my favorite tracks "Did I Let You Know" and "Dance, Dance, Dance. "Dance, Dance, Dance" is about relaxing and having a good time while doing it. "Did I Let You Know" is my overall favorite song and has some great instruments used in the song. "Did I Let You Know" is also a catchy musical track about being attracted to someone that has a fun-loving and carefree approach to life. "I'm With You" by Red Hot Chili Peppers is best to get if you love any of their songs.

Crank up the volume though if you want to catch the new guitar vibes, which are way more discreet but still very efficient. Gone are the insane Frusciante "in your face" solos, but Klinghoffer fits in perfectly in a way that let the core "drum and bass" business shine more than usual, if that is possible, which is great when a band count on one of the tightest and most diverse duos in rock history.


Red Hot Chili Peppers - I'm With You trailer





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