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** The band debuted "Bunker Hill" whilst performing live in 1998, and performed it several times before dropping it. At this point it was known by the longer title of "These Are Not My Dreams Of Bunker Hill". It was an important song for much of the Californication sessions, being rejected partly largely because the band had written a lot of songs and as an older song, Anthony became indifferent to it after a while. A B-Side version was prepared but remained unreleased because Flea couldn't come up with a bassline he liked. After neither Californication nor any of its singles featured the song, the band became inundated with requests for it. Eventually a version with some remixing and a new bassline was released in 2003, with several demo and rough mixes eventually leaking in 2014. Anthony also alluded to the song in his Scar Tissue book. Due to its live performances, many have wondered what it would have been like had the song been released in the Californication period like it was originally intended to.
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** The band debuted "Bunker Hill" whilst performing live in 1998, and performed it several times before dropping it. At this point it was known by the longer title of "These Are Not My Dreams Of Bunker Hill". It was an important song for much of the Californication sessions, being rejected partly largely because the band had written a lot of songs and as an older song, Anthony became indifferent to it after a while. A B-Side version was prepared but remained unreleased because Flea couldn't come up with a bassline he liked. After neither Californication nor any of its singles featured the song, the band became inundated with requests for it. Eventually a version with some remixing and a new bassline was released in 2003, with several demo and rough mixes eventually leaking in 2014. Anthony also alluded to the song in his Scar Tissue book. Due to its live performances, many have wondered what it would have been like had the song been released in the Californication period like it was originally intended to.to.
** Before they worked on ''Stadium Arcadium'', the band recorded sixteen songs for a follow-up to ''By the Way'' and planned on releasing it for a 2003-04 release but Frusciante vetoed it, feeling that the style he was playing had changed and evolved as had his musical influences, so it was scrapped , resulting in "Fortune Faded" and "Save the Population" to be included in their GreatestHits album and "Bicycle Song" and "Runaway" to be included in the iTunes release of ''By the Way''.
** Before they worked on ''Stadium Arcadium'', the band recorded sixteen songs for a follow-up to ''By the Way'' and planned on releasing it for a 2003-04 release but Frusciante vetoed it, feeling that the style he was playing had changed and evolved as had his musical influences, so it was scrapped , resulting in "Fortune Faded" and "Save the Population" to be included in their GreatestHits album and "Bicycle Song" and "Runaway" to be included in the iTunes release of ''By the Way''.
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** Flea voiced Donnie on "The Wild Thornberrys"
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** Flea voiced Donnie Thornberry on "The Wild Thornberrys"''WesternAnimation/TheWildThornberrys''.
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* VindicatedByHistory: The closing track on the band's first album, the dark and melancholic "Grand Pappy Du Plenty", is commonly regarded as an important milestone in their career. At the time, it was so drastically different from anything else that it wasn't really noticed. Since then it became clear the band were inspired for it for the commonly regarded fan favorite "Venice Queen", its popularity has gone up considerably.
** Many fans viewed ''By The Way'' as a complete sellout in its day. Since the band returned to their funkier sound for ''Stadium Arcadium'', a lot of fans went back to ''By The Way'' and found it was far better than they expected.
** Fans have began to warm up to "One Hot Minute", realising that the album does contain many genuinely good songs and recognize the fact that not only did Navarro help the band mature and develop their sound to the point that it's easy to spot his influece on later albums, but that there is the very real possibility that the Chili Peppers wouldn't exist today without him. The One Hot Minute era was a very stressful time for everyone involved and the band considers it a low point in their career, it is very likely that the Chili Peppers would have split up had Dave not stepped in at the right moment. The reputation of ''One Hot Minute'' also is better appreciated and less blamed due to the fact it was considered a ToughActToFollow with ''Blood Sugar Sex Magik'' and '''''especially''''' when ''Californication'' dropped when the band reunited with John.
** Many fans viewed ''By The Way'' as a complete sellout in its day. Since the band returned to their funkier sound for ''Stadium Arcadium'', a lot of fans went back to ''By The Way'' and found it was far better than they expected.
** Fans have began to warm up to "One Hot Minute", realising that the album does contain many genuinely good songs and recognize the fact that not only did Navarro help the band mature and develop their sound to the point that it's easy to spot his influece on later albums, but that there is the very real possibility that the Chili Peppers wouldn't exist today without him. The One Hot Minute era was a very stressful time for everyone involved and the band considers it a low point in their career, it is very likely that the Chili Peppers would have split up had Dave not stepped in at the right moment. The reputation of ''One Hot Minute'' also is better appreciated and less blamed due to the fact it was considered a ToughActToFollow with ''Blood Sugar Sex Magik'' and '''''especially''''' when ''Californication'' dropped when the band reunited with John.
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** The band debuted "Bunker Hill" whilst performing live in 1998, and performed it several times before dropping it. At this point it was known by the longer title of "These Are Not My Dreams Of Bunker Hill". It was an important song for much of the Californication sessions, being rejected partly largely because the band had written a lot of songs and as an older song, Anthony became indifferent to it after a while. A B-Side version was prepared but remained unreleased because Flea couldn't come up with a bassline he liked. After neither Californication nor any of its singles featured the song, the band became inundated with requests for it. Eventually a version with some remixing and a new bassline was released in 2003, with several demo and rough mixes eventually leaking in 2014. Anthony also alluded to the song in his Scar Tissue book. Due to its live performances, many have wondered what it would have been like had the song been released in the Californication period like it was originally intended to.
* VindicatedByHistory: The closing track on the band's first album, the dark and melancholic "Grand Pappy Du Plenty", is commonly regarded as an important milestone in their career. At the time, it was so drastically different from anything else that it wasn't really noticed. Since then it became clear the band were inspired for it for the commonly regarded fan favorite "Venice Queen", its popularity has gone up considerably.
** Many fans viewed ''By The Way'' as a complete sellout in its day. Since the band returned to their funkier sound for ''Stadium Arcadium'', a lot of fans went back to ''By The Way'' and found it was far better than they expected.
** Fans have began to warm up to "One Hot Minute", realising that the album does contain many genuinely good songs and recognize the fact that not only did Navarro help the band mature and develop their sound to the point that it's easy to spot his influece on later albums, but that there is the very real possibility that the Chili Peppers wouldn't exist today without him. The One Hot Minute era was a very stressful time for everyone involved and the band considers it a low point in their career, it is very likely that the Chili Peppers would have split up had Dave not stepped in at the right moment. The reputation of ''One Hot Minute'' also is better appreciated and less blamed due to the fact it was considered a ToughActToFollow with ''Blood Sugar Sex Magik'' and '''''especially''''' when ''Californication'' dropped when the band reunited with John.
* VindicatedByHistory: The closing track on the band's first album, the dark and melancholic "Grand Pappy Du Plenty", is commonly regarded as an important milestone in their career. At the time, it was so drastically different from anything else that it wasn't really noticed. Since then it became clear the band were inspired for it for the commonly regarded fan favorite "Venice Queen", its popularity has gone up considerably.
** Many fans viewed ''By The Way'' as a complete sellout in its day. Since the band returned to their funkier sound for ''Stadium Arcadium'', a lot of fans went back to ''By The Way'' and found it was far better than they expected.
** Fans have began to warm up to "One Hot Minute", realising that the album does contain many genuinely good songs and recognize the fact that not only did Navarro help the band mature and develop their sound to the point that it's easy to spot his influece on later albums, but that there is the very real possibility that the Chili Peppers wouldn't exist today without him. The One Hot Minute era was a very stressful time for everyone involved and the band considers it a low point in their career, it is very likely that the Chili Peppers would have split up had Dave not stepped in at the right moment. The reputation of ''One Hot Minute'' also is better appreciated and less blamed due to the fact it was considered a ToughActToFollow with ''Blood Sugar Sex Magik'' and '''''especially''''' when ''Californication'' dropped when the band reunited with John.
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** The band debuted "Bunker Hill" whilst performing live in 1998, and performed it several times before dropping it. At this point it was known by the longer title of "These Are Not My Dreams Of Bunker Hill". It was an important song for much of the Californication sessions, being rejected partly largely because the band had written a lot of songs and as an older song, Anthony became indifferent to it after a while. A B-Side version was prepared but remained unreleased because Flea couldn't come up with a bassline he liked. After neither Californication nor any of its singles featured the song, the band became inundated with requests for it. Eventually a version with some remixing and a new bassline was released in 2003, with several demo and rough mixes eventually leaking in 2014. Anthony also alluded to the song in his Scar Tissue book. Due to its live performances, many have wondered what it would have been like had the song been released in the Californication period like it was originally intended to.
* VindicatedByHistory: The closing track on the band's first album, the dark and melancholic "Grand Pappy Du Plenty", is commonly regarded as an important milestone in their career. At the time, it was so drastically different from anything else that it wasn't really noticed. Since then it became clear the band were inspired for it for the commonly regarded fan favorite "Venice Queen", its popularity has gone up considerably.
** Many fans viewed ''By The Way'' as a complete sellout in its day. Since the band returned to their funkier sound for ''Stadium Arcadium'', a lot of fans went back to ''By The Way'' and found it was far better than they expected.
** Fans have began to warm up to "One Hot Minute", realising that the album does contain many genuinely good songs and recognize the fact that not only did Navarro help the band mature and develop their sound to the point that it's easy to spot his influece on later albums, but that there is the very real possibility that the Chili Peppers wouldn't exist today without him. The One Hot Minute era was a very stressful time for everyone involved and the band considers it a low point in their career, it is very likely that the Chili Peppers would have split up had Dave not stepped in at the right moment. The reputation of ''One Hot Minute'' also is better appreciated and less blamed due to the fact it was considered a ToughActToFollow with ''Blood Sugar Sex Magik'' and '''''especially''''' when ''Californication'' dropped when the band reunited with John.to.
* VindicatedByHistory: The closing track on the band's first album, the dark and melancholic "Grand Pappy Du Plenty", is commonly regarded as an important milestone in their career. At the time, it was so drastically different from anything else that it wasn't really noticed. Since then it became clear the band were inspired for it for the commonly regarded fan favorite "Venice Queen", its popularity has gone up considerably.
** Many fans viewed ''By The Way'' as a complete sellout in its day. Since the band returned to their funkier sound for ''Stadium Arcadium'', a lot of fans went back to ''By The Way'' and found it was far better than they expected.
** Fans have began to warm up to "One Hot Minute", realising that the album does contain many genuinely good songs and recognize the fact that not only did Navarro help the band mature and develop their sound to the point that it's easy to spot his influece on later albums, but that there is the very real possibility that the Chili Peppers wouldn't exist today without him. The One Hot Minute era was a very stressful time for everyone involved and the band considers it a low point in their career, it is very likely that the Chili Peppers would have split up had Dave not stepped in at the right moment. The reputation of ''One Hot Minute'' also is better appreciated and less blamed due to the fact it was considered a ToughActToFollow with ''Blood Sugar Sex Magik'' and '''''especially''''' when ''Californication'' dropped when the band reunited with John.
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* RealSongThemeTune: "Dani California" became one for, of all things, the ''Manga/DeathNote'' LiveActionAdaptation movies.
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* PromotedFanboy: John Frusciante was a devoted follower of the band's early early career, before becoming their guitarist in 1988.
** Now this has happened twice with Josh Klinghoffer, although he was a long time friend of the band by this point (having already recorded with John Frusciante and toured with the band). The band knew Josh since 1997, when he joined their mutual friend Bob Forrest's band "The Bicycle Thief". The bands toured together in 2000, and Josh became great friends with John Frusciante, recording several albums together, both as part of John's solo work and as Ataxia. Klinghoffer toured with RHCP as an additional guitarist on their Stadium Arcadium tour in 2006-2007. The band took a year's hiatus, after which John Frusciante left, and Josh stepped in to fill his place in 2008. It was only officially announced in 2010 that Josh was their guitarist. It's believed that his appearance on tour was a way of testing him out to fill Frusciante's role, but the rest of the band apparently did not know Frusciante was going to leave. Josh has shown his love of the band, particularly their early work, by often teasing songs they would never perform live in full. He does this considerably more often than Frusciante did.
** Now this has happened twice with Josh Klinghoffer, although he was a long time friend of the band by this point (having already recorded with John Frusciante and toured with the band). The band knew Josh since 1997, when he joined their mutual friend Bob Forrest's band "The Bicycle Thief". The bands toured together in 2000, and Josh became great friends with John Frusciante, recording several albums together, both as part of John's solo work and as Ataxia. Klinghoffer toured with RHCP as an additional guitarist on their Stadium Arcadium tour in 2006-2007. The band took a year's hiatus, after which John Frusciante left, and Josh stepped in to fill his place in 2008. It was only officially announced in 2010 that Josh was their guitarist. It's believed that his appearance on tour was a way of testing him out to fill Frusciante's role, but the rest of the band apparently did not know Frusciante was going to leave. Josh has shown his love of the band, particularly their early work, by often teasing songs they would never perform live in full. He does this considerably more often than Frusciante did.
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* PromotedFanboy: John Frusciante was a devoted follower of the band's early early career, before becoming their guitarist in 1988.
** Now this has happened twice with Josh Klinghoffer, although he was a long time friend of the band by this point (having already recorded with John Frusciante and toured with the band). The band knew Josh since 1997, when he joined their mutual friend Bob Forrest's band "The Bicycle Thief". The bands toured together in 2000, and Josh became great friends with John Frusciante, recording several albums together, both as part of John's solo work and as Ataxia. Klinghoffer toured with RHCP as an additional guitarist on their Stadium Arcadium tour in 2006-2007. The band took a year's hiatus, after which John Frusciante left, and Josh stepped in to fill his place in 2008. It was only officially announced in 2010 that Josh was their guitarist. It's believed that his appearance on tour was a way of testing him out to fill Frusciante's role, but the rest of the band apparently did not know Frusciante was going to leave. Josh has shown his love of the band, particularly their early work, by often teasing songs they would never perform live in full. He does this considerably more often than Frusciante did.
** Now this has happened twice with Josh Klinghoffer, although he was a long time friend of the band by this point (having already recorded with John Frusciante and toured with the band). The band knew Josh since 1997, when he joined their mutual friend Bob Forrest's band "The Bicycle Thief". The bands toured together in 2000, and Josh became great friends with John Frusciante, recording several albums together, both as part of John's solo work and as Ataxia. Klinghoffer toured with RHCP as an additional guitarist on their Stadium Arcadium tour in 2006-2007. The band took a year's hiatus, after which John Frusciante left, and Josh stepped in to fill his place in 2008. It was only officially announced in 2010 that Josh was their guitarist. It's believed that his appearance on tour was a way of testing him out to fill Frusciante's role, but the rest of the band apparently did not know Frusciante was going to leave. Josh has shown his love of the band, particularly their early work, by often teasing songs they would never perform live in full. He does this considerably more often than Frusciante did.
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* AscendedFanon: The band called a rarities album "I'm Beside You" after seeing it in a forum thread of fan suggestions.
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* Josh has stated that he loves music and doesn't care about fame or success, although he doesn't resent them the way Frusciante did.
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** [=DeWayne McKnight=] recorded with the band only once on the aforementioned Blues For Meister, and played three shows with them while he was an official member of the band before being fired.
** Arik Marshall never recorded an album or wrote a song with the band during his tenure with them, although he did play several high profile shows with them, namely Hollywood Rock and Lollapalooza. Also, he appeared with the band on TheSimpsons episode "Krusty Gets Kancelled".
** Arik Marshall never recorded an album or wrote a song with the band during his tenure with them, although he did play several high profile shows with them, namely Hollywood Rock and Lollapalooza. Also, he appeared with the band on TheSimpsons episode "Krusty Gets Kancelled".
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** [=DeWayne McKnight=] recorded with the band only once on the aforementioned Blues For Meister, and played three shows with them while he was an official member of the band before being fired.
fired. One of the shows, at a place called Alcohol Salad, was recorded professionally, but it remains unreleased.
** Arik Marshall never recorded an album or wrote a song with the band during histenure with them, tenure, although he did play several high profile shows with them, namely Hollywood Rock and Lollapalooza. Also, he appeared with the band on TheSimpsons episode "Krusty Gets Kancelled".
** Arik Marshall never recorded an album or wrote a song with the band during his
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** After Frusciante left for the first time, Zander Schloss of Circle Jerks was called in to be his replacement, but again, he lacked chemistry with the band, and so an entire leg of the tour was cancelled (however, some still consider his four days with the band an official tenure - For a long time, he was listed as a full member at Wiki/TheOtherWiki.
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** After Frusciante left for the first time, Zander Schloss of Circle Jerks was called in to be his replacement, but again, he lacked chemistry with the band, and so an entire leg of the tour was cancelled (however, some still consider his four days with the band an official tenure - For a long time, he was listed as a full member at Wiki/TheOtherWiki. Wiki/TheOtherWiki).
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** Finally, there's Bob Forrest and Keith Morris, both of whom filled in for Anthony during some shows in the eighties. Keith filled in at least once, when Anthony was off scoring drugs, but Bob was closer to being an actual member than him, since one of the times he filled in for Anthony was during the month he was fired.
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** Finally, there's Bob Forrest and Keith Morris, both of whom Morris filled in for Anthony Kiedis during some shows in the eighties. Keith filled in at least once, one show, when Anthony he was off scoring drugs, but Bob was closer drugs and thus unavailable to being an actual member than him, since one play the play with the band. He didn't know the lyrics to any of the times songs so he filled in just screamed his way through the set.
** Ron Young was with the band for about six weeks, after Anthony wasduring fired in 1986. Anthony became clean of his habit though, and the month band decided to take him back. Young says that they did some demos together, which he was fired.still has on a cassette tape "in a box somewhere," but that he would never release it, because he feels it would be disrespectful to do so.
** Ron Young was with the band for about six weeks, after Anthony was
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** Fans have began to warm up to "One Hot Minute", realising that the album does contain many genuinely good songs and recognize the fact that not only did Navarro help the band mature and develop their sound to the point that it's easy to spot his influece on later albums, but that there is the very real possibility that the Chili Peppers wouldn't exist today without him. The One Hot Minute era was a very stressful time for everyone involved and the band considers it a low point in their career, it is very likely that the Chili Peppers would have split up had Dave not stepped in at the right moment.
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** Fans have began to warm up to "One Hot Minute", realising that the album does contain many genuinely good songs and recognize the fact that not only did Navarro help the band mature and develop their sound to the point that it's easy to spot his influece on later albums, but that there is the very real possibility that the Chili Peppers wouldn't exist today without him. The One Hot Minute era was a very stressful time for everyone involved and the band considers it a low point in their career, it is very likely that the Chili Peppers would have split up had Dave not stepped in at the right moment. The reputation of ''One Hot Minute'' also is better appreciated and less blamed due to the fact it was considered a ToughActToFollow with ''Blood Sugar Sex Magik'' and '''''especially''''' when ''Californication'' dropped when the band reunited with John.
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** Flea and then-guitarist Dave Navarro were in AlanisMorissette's "You Oughta Know".
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** Flea and then-guitarist Dave Navarro were in AlanisMorissette's Music/AlanisMorissette's "You Oughta Know".
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** After Frusciante left for the first time, Zander Schloss of Circle Jerks was called in to be his replacement, but again, he lacked chemistry with the band, and so an entire leg of the tour was cancelled (however, some still consider his four days with the band an official tenure - For a long time, he was listed as a full member at {{TheOtherWiki}}.
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** After Frusciante left for the first time, Zander Schloss of Circle Jerks was called in to be his replacement, but again, he lacked chemistry with the band, and so an entire leg of the tour was cancelled (however, some still consider his four days with the band an official tenure - For a long time, he was listed as a full member at {{TheOtherWiki}}.Wiki/TheOtherWiki.
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** Fans have began to warm up to "One Hot Minute", realising that the album does contain many genuinely good songs and recognize the fact that not only did Navarro help the band mature and develop their sound to the point that it's easy to spot his influece on later albums, but that there is the very real possibility that the Chili Peppers wouldn't today without him. The One Hot Minute era was a very stressful time for everyone involved and the band considers it a low point in their career, it is very likely that the Chili Peppers would have split up had Dave not stepped in at the right moment.
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** Fans have began to warm up to "One Hot Minute", realising that the album does contain many genuinely good songs and recognize the fact that not only did Navarro help the band mature and develop their sound to the point that it's easy to spot his influece on later albums, but that there is the very real possibility that the Chili Peppers wouldn't exist today without him. The One Hot Minute era was a very stressful time for everyone involved and the band considers it a low point in their career, it is very likely that the Chili Peppers would have split up had Dave not stepped in at the right moment.
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*** This has started to change. As of 2016 the band have been incorperating more older songs and songs from One Hot Minute into their setlists.
* Josh has stated that he loves music and doesn't care about fame or success, although he doesn't resent them the way Frusciante did.
** Dave Navarro is currently hosting the reality show "Ink Masters".
** Flea voiced Donnie on "The Wild Thornberrys"
** Anthony Kiedis has had a few acting jobs too, most notably a short appearance in the film "Point Break".
** Josh has performed as a touring musician for Gnarles Barkley and sings lead vocals for his band Dot Hacker.
** Josh has appeared alongside Christina Aguilera in a 2011 World Hunger Relief PSA, playing an acoustic version of Aguilera's song "beautiful".
** Flea voiced Donnie on "The Wild Thornberrys"
** Anthony Kiedis has had a few acting jobs too, most notably a short appearance in the film "Point Break".
** Josh has performed as a touring musician for Gnarles Barkley and sings lead vocals for his band Dot Hacker.
** Josh has appeared alongside Christina Aguilera in a 2011 World Hunger Relief PSA, playing an acoustic version of Aguilera's song "beautiful".
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** Many fans viewed ''By The Way'' as a complete sellout in its day. Since the band returned to their funkier sound for ''Stadium Arcadium'', a lot of fans went back to ''By The Way'' and found it was far better than they expected.
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** Many fans viewed ''By The Way'' as a complete sellout in its day. Since the band returned to their funkier sound for ''Stadium Arcadium'', a lot of fans went back to ''By The Way'' and found it was far better than they expected.expected.
**Fans have began to warm up to "One Hot Minute", realising that the album does contain many genuinely good songs and recognize the fact that not only did Navarro help the band mature and develop their sound to the point that it's easy to spot his influece on later albums, but that there is the very real possibility that the Chili Peppers wouldn't today without him. The One Hot Minute era was a very stressful time for everyone involved and the band considers it a low point in their career, it is very likely that the Chili Peppers would have split up had Dave not stepped in at the right moment.
**Fans have began to warm up to "One Hot Minute", realising that the album does contain many genuinely good songs and recognize the fact that not only did Navarro help the band mature and develop their sound to the point that it's easy to spot his influece on later albums, but that there is the very real possibility that the Chili Peppers wouldn't today without him. The One Hot Minute era was a very stressful time for everyone involved and the band considers it a low point in their career, it is very likely that the Chili Peppers would have split up had Dave not stepped in at the right moment.
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** However, probably one of the biggest "Could Have Beens" is the fact that before they recruited Jesse Tobias, {{Buckethead}} auditioned without even knowing any of the band's songs. Despite that, the band still applauded "raucously" after he finished playing, but he was passed over because the band was looking for someone who could "kick a groove."
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** However, probably one of the biggest "Could Have Beens" is the fact that before they recruited Jesse Tobias, {{Buckethead}} Music/{{Buckethead}} auditioned without even knowing any of the band's songs. Despite that, the band still applauded "raucously" after he finished playing, but he was passed over because the band was looking for someone who could "kick a groove."
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* TheOtherDarrin: Four drummers and eight guitarists have been official members of the band. While every drummer recorded with the band at least once (Cliff Martinez played on the first two albums, Jack Irons on their 1983 demo and on their third album, and [[Music/DeadKennedys D.H. Peligro]] recorded a song called "Blues For Meister". Additionally, he received writing credits on several Blood Sugar Sex Magick songs), some of the guitarists weren't so lucky. Jack Irons has averted this by becoming famous with PearlJam.
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* TheOtherDarrin: Four drummers and eight guitarists have been official members of the band. While every drummer recorded with the band at least once (Cliff Martinez played on the first two albums, Jack Irons on their 1983 demo and on their third album, and [[Music/DeadKennedys D.H. Peligro]] recorded a song called "Blues For Meister". Additionally, he received writing credits on several Blood Sugar Sex Magick songs), some of the guitarists weren't so lucky. Jack Irons has averted this by becoming famous with PearlJam.Music/PearlJam.
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** The band's second, barely started Dave Navarro album 'Circle Of The Noose', was called off because John Frusciante wanted to return to the band, and they had stylistic differences with Dave. The title track and a jam session eventually leaked, but it is likely the band would have gone off in a more psychedelic direction. Both Flea and Dave have spoken fondly of 'Circle Of The Noose' previously, and both consequently were happy when it leaked.
** The band debuted "Bunker Hill" whilst performing live in 1998, and performed it several times before dropping it. At this point it was known by the longer title of "These Are Not My Dreams Of Bunker Hill". It was an important song for much of the Californication sessions, being rejected partly largely because the band had written a lot of songs and as an older song, Anthony became indifferent to it after a while. A B-Side version was prepared but remained unreleased because Flea couldn't come up with a bassline he liked. After neither Californication nor any of its singles featured the song, the band became inundated with requests for it. Eventually a version with some remixing and a new bassline was released in 2003, with several demo and rough mixes eventually leaking in 2014. Anthony also alluded to the song in his Scar Tissue book. Due to its live performances, many have wondered what it would have been like had the song been released in the Californication period like it was originally intended to.
** The band debuted "Bunker Hill" whilst performing live in 1998, and performed it several times before dropping it. At this point it was known by the longer title of "These Are Not My Dreams Of Bunker Hill". It was an important song for much of the Californication sessions, being rejected partly largely because the band had written a lot of songs and as an older song, Anthony became indifferent to it after a while. A B-Side version was prepared but remained unreleased because Flea couldn't come up with a bassline he liked. After neither Californication nor any of its singles featured the song, the band became inundated with requests for it. Eventually a version with some remixing and a new bassline was released in 2003, with several demo and rough mixes eventually leaking in 2014. Anthony also alluded to the song in his Scar Tissue book. Due to its live performances, many have wondered what it would have been like had the song been released in the Californication period like it was originally intended to.
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* CelebrityResemblance: Chad and Creator/WillFerrell are nearly identical, something which has lead to them challenging each other to a drum contest in 2014. Chad [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0uBOtQOO70Y won.]] (with Will resorting to [[SaturdayNightLive a cowbell]] at a certain point, of course)
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* CelebrityResemblance: Chad and Creator/WillFerrell are nearly identical, something which has lead to them challenging each other to a drum contest in 2014. Chad [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0uBOtQOO70Y won.]] (with Will resorting to [[SaturdayNightLive [[Series/SaturdayNightLive a cowbell]] at a certain point, of course)
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* TheOtherDarrin: Four drummers and eight guitarists have been official members of the band. While every drummer recorded with the band at least once (Cliff Martinez played on the first two albums, Jack Irons on their 1983 demo and on their third album, and D.H. Peligro recorded a song called "Blues For Meister". Additionally, he received writing credits on several Blood Sugar Sex Magick songs), some of the guitarists weren't so lucky. Jack Irons has averted this by becoming famous with PearlJam.
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* TheOtherDarrin: Four drummers and eight guitarists have been official members of the band. While every drummer recorded with the band at least once (Cliff Martinez played on the first two albums, Jack Irons on their 1983 demo and on their third album, and [[Music/DeadKennedys D.H. Peligro Peligro]] recorded a song called "Blues For Meister". Additionally, he received writing credits on several Blood Sugar Sex Magick songs), some of the guitarists weren't so lucky. Jack Irons has averted this by becoming famous with PearlJam.
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** Flea had some acting gigs, such as Needles in the ''BackToTheFuture'' sequels and one of the Nihilists in ''TheBigLebowski''.
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** Flea had some acting gigs, such as Needles in the ''BackToTheFuture'' ''Franchise/BackToTheFuture'' sequels and one of the Nihilists in ''TheBigLebowski''.''Film/TheBigLebowski''.
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** Anthony has also complained about "Knock Me Down" and refuses to do it live, complains about the "One Hot Minute" period despite fan desire to hear the tracks, and basically regrets his personality in the 80s even though he was really cool.
* Creator Breakdown: Many times when either John or Anthony have slipped into drugs and rehab, but both Anthony and John have now been sober for more than 10 years each, with Anthony having the significant sobriety date of Christmas Eve, 2000.
* Creator Breakdown: Many times when either John or Anthony have slipped into drugs and rehab, but both Anthony and John have now been sober for more than 10 years each, with Anthony having the significant sobriety date of Christmas Eve, 2000.
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** Anthony has also complained about "Knock Me Down" and refuses to do it live, complains about the "One ''One Hot Minute" Minute'' period despite fan desire to hear the tracks, and basically regrets his personality in the 80s even though he was really cool.
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* DyeHard: Anthony dyed his hair blonde during the ''Californication'' era (like in the picture above). Went back to the usual color by the time ''By the Way'' came out.
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*** Chad Smith bleached his hair in the "One Hot Minute" period, as can be seen in the back page of the album's booklet and some posters for the period. Before that he had long black hair. For the Californication period onwards he shaved it off and wore a hat or bandanna, and has remained that way since.
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*** Chad Smith bleached his hair in the "One ''One Hot Minute" Minute'' period, as can be seen in the back page of the album's booklet and some posters for the period. Before that he had long black hair. For the Californication ''Californication'' period onwards he shaved it off and wore a hat or bandanna, and has remained that way since.
** Flea had some acting gigs, such as Needles in the ''BackToTheFuture'' sequels and one of the Nihilists in ''TheBigLebowski''.
** Flea and then-guitarist Dave Navarro were in AlanisMorissette's "You Oughta Know".
** Flea and then-guitarist Dave Navarro were in AlanisMorissette's "You Oughta Know".
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* TheOtherDarrin: Four drummers and eight guitarists have been official members of the band. While every drummer recorded with the band at least once (Cliff Martinez played on the first two albums, Jack Irons on their 1983 demo and on their third album, and D.H. Peligro recorded a song called "Blues For Meister". Additionally, he received writing credits on several Blood Sugar Sex Magick songs), some of the guitarists weren't so lucky. Jack Irons has averted this by becoming famous with Pearl Jam.
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* TheOtherDarrin: Four drummers and eight guitarists have been official members of the band. While every drummer recorded with the band at least once (Cliff Martinez played on the first two albums, Jack Irons on their 1983 demo and on their third album, and D.H. Peligro recorded a song called "Blues For Meister". Additionally, he received writing credits on several Blood Sugar Sex Magick songs), some of the guitarists weren't so lucky. Jack Irons has averted this by becoming famous with Pearl Jam.PearlJam.
* ThePeteBest: Anyone other than Anthony, Flea, Chad, John, Josh, Hillel, Jack and Dave is hard for a casual fan to remember (and at times, even hardcore ones!).
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** Many fans viewed "By The Way" as a complete sellout in its day. Since the band returned to their funkier sound for "Stadium Arcadium", a lot of fans went back to "By The Way" and found it was far better than they expected.
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** Many fans viewed "By ''By The Way" Way'' as a complete sellout in its day. Since the band returned to their funkier sound for "Stadium Arcadium", ''Stadium Arcadium'', a lot of fans went back to "By ''By The Way" Way'' and found it was far better than they expected.
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* CelebrityResemblance: Chad and Creator/WillFerrell are nearly identical, something which has lead to them challenging each other to a drum contest in 2014. Chad [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0uBOtQOO70Y won.]]
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* CelebrityResemblance: Chad and Creator/WillFerrell are nearly identical, something which has lead to them challenging each other to a drum contest in 2014. Chad [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0uBOtQOO70Y won.]]]] (with Will resorting to [[SaturdayNightLive a cowbell]] at a certain point, of course)
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* AuthorExistenceFailure: The death of Hillel Slovak. Thankfully averted (very nearly) with Kiedis and Frusciante.
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* AuthorExistenceFailure: The death of Hillel Slovak. Thankfully averted (very nearly) nearly played straight) with Kiedis and Frusciante.
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** Frusciante plays in a band called "Speed Dealer Moms," alongside Music/VenetianSnares and SKM-ETR.
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* AuthorExistenceFailure: The death of Hillel Slovak. Thankfully averted (very nearly) with Kiedis and Frusciante.
* BlackSheepHit: "Under the Bridge" was such a different type of song than they usually recorded that Kiedis initially didn't want to put it on the album. Of course, he did and it was a runaway success and possibly their best-known song.
* BlackSheepHit: "Under the Bridge" was such a different type of song than they usually recorded that Kiedis initially didn't want to put it on the album. Of course, he did and it was a runaway success and possibly their best-known song.
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* Creator Breakdown: Many times when either John or Anthony have slipped into drugs and rehab, but both Anthony and John have now been sober for more than 10 years each, with Anthony having the significant sobriety date of Christmas Eve, 2000.
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*** Chad Smith bleached his hair in the "One Hot Minute" period, as can be seen in the back page of the album's booklet and some posters for the period. Before that he had long black hair. For the Californication period onwards he shaved it off and wore a hat or bandana, and has remained that way since.
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*** Chad Smith bleached his hair in the "One Hot Minute" period, as can be seen in the back page of the album's booklet and some posters for the period. Before that he had long black hair. For the Californication period onwards he shaved it off and wore a hat or bandana, bandanna, and has remained that way since.
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* TheOtherDarrin: Four drummers and eight guitarists have been official members of the band. While every drummer recorded with the band at least once (Cliff Martinez played on the first two albums, Jack Irons on their 1983 demo and on their third album, and D.H. Peligro recorded a song called "Blues For Meister". Additionally, he received writing credits on several Blood Sugar Sex Magick songs), some of the guitarists weren't so lucky. Jack Irons has averted this by becoming famous with Pearl Jam.
** [=DeWayne McKnight=] recorded with the band only once on the aforementioned Blues For Meister, and played three shows with them while he was an official member of the band before being fired.
** Arik Marshall never recorded an album or wrote a song with the band during his tenure with them, although he did play several high profile shows with them, namely Hollywood Rock and Lollapalooza. Also, he appeared with the band on TheSimpsons episode "Krusty Gets Kancelled".
** Jesse Tobias was the guitarist recruited to replace Arik Marshall. One month later, the band realized they didn't have much chemistry with him, so he was fired when they discovered Dave Navarro was available.
** Jack Sherman and Dave Navarro are seen as this by most fans, although they both got to record on an album. They were snubbed when the band was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame due to the Hall Of Fame only allowing a limited number of members in. And, although he was one of the inductees, Josh is seen as this by a lot of fans.
** Then there are several other people considered for the band (even considered official members by some, despite not signing any contracts) that never made it in. Phillip Fisher recorded a song (Taste the Pain) with the band after Peligro was fired and before Chad joined, but he was never an official member.
** After Slovak quit, a friend of the band and then-Thelonious Monster guitarist Dix Denny was asked to replace Slovak, but they opted instead to audition guitarists after a few jam sessions with him revealed that they lacked chemistry.
** After Frusciante left for the first time, Zander Schloss of Circle Jerks was called in to be his replacement, but again, he lacked chemistry with the band, and so an entire leg of the tour was cancelled (however, some still consider his four days with the band an official tenure - For a long time, he was listed as a full member at {{TheOtherWiki}}.
** Then there's Chuck Biscuits, who was brought on to play with the band for some dates during the Freaky Styley Tour, but shortly afterward Jack Irons quit playing for "What is This?", so Biscuits was fired in favor of the original drummer.
** Finally, there's Bob Forrest and Keith Morris, both of whom filled in for Anthony during some shows in the eighties. Keith filled in at least once, when Anthony was off scoring drugs, but Bob was closer to being an actual member than him, since one of the times he filled in for Anthony was during the month he was fired.
* ReclusiveArtist: John Frusciante hates being famous and it's a miracle he ever came back after he quit the first time. During his time away from the band, he continued making music but largely avoided playing shows.
** And again, he has not played a live show in years, does not give magazine interviews and rarely appears in public.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Oh, several.
** For starters, what if Hillel Slovak and Jack Irons had stayed with the band instead of going to "What is This?"
** How different would the first two albums have been if the original line up had played on them both? What if the band had kept one of their many other guitarists/drummers instead of firing them? It's important to note that Jack Sherman actually brought some mature songwriting to the band that he rarely gets credit for. Hillel and Jack considered the band something of a joke at the time due to the fact most of their songs were funk rap with comedic lyrics. Flea, Jack and the producer Andy Gill came up with the most emotional song of RHCP's early career, the instrumental track "Grand Pappy Du Plenty" at that point.
** But probably the biggest examples come after the end of John Frusciante's first tenure with the band. The band went through ''three'' guitarists before getting their initial pick for John's replacement, Dave Navarro. Two of them, Zander Schloss and Jesse Tobias, never even performed live with the group, but the one between them, Arik Marshall, played many high profile shows with the band, so we at least have some kind of indicator of how an album made with him would sound.
** However, probably one of the biggest "Could Have Beens" is the fact that before they recruited Jesse Tobias, {{Buckethead}} auditioned without even knowing any of the band's songs. Despite that, the band still applauded "raucously" after he finished playing, but he was passed over because the band was looking for someone who could "kick a groove."
*** Anthony actually cited that after the band recruited Jesse Tobias, they realized his heart was not in it. Part of that was because of Jesse's completely different sound, but mainly because Jesse himself did not feel that he should be in the band.
* VindicatedByHistory: The closing track on the band's first album, the dark and melancholic "Grand Pappy Du Plenty", is commonly regarded as an important milestone in their career. At the time, it was so drastically different from anything else that it wasn't really noticed. Since then it became clear the band were inspired for it for the commonly regarded fan favorite "Venice Queen", its popularity has gone up considerably.
** Many fans viewed "By The Way" as a complete sellout in its day. Since the band returned to their funkier sound for "Stadium Arcadium", a lot of fans went back to "By The Way" and found it was far better than they expected.
** [=DeWayne McKnight=] recorded with the band only once on the aforementioned Blues For Meister, and played three shows with them while he was an official member of the band before being fired.
** Arik Marshall never recorded an album or wrote a song with the band during his tenure with them, although he did play several high profile shows with them, namely Hollywood Rock and Lollapalooza. Also, he appeared with the band on TheSimpsons episode "Krusty Gets Kancelled".
** Jesse Tobias was the guitarist recruited to replace Arik Marshall. One month later, the band realized they didn't have much chemistry with him, so he was fired when they discovered Dave Navarro was available.
** Jack Sherman and Dave Navarro are seen as this by most fans, although they both got to record on an album. They were snubbed when the band was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame due to the Hall Of Fame only allowing a limited number of members in. And, although he was one of the inductees, Josh is seen as this by a lot of fans.
** Then there are several other people considered for the band (even considered official members by some, despite not signing any contracts) that never made it in. Phillip Fisher recorded a song (Taste the Pain) with the band after Peligro was fired and before Chad joined, but he was never an official member.
** After Slovak quit, a friend of the band and then-Thelonious Monster guitarist Dix Denny was asked to replace Slovak, but they opted instead to audition guitarists after a few jam sessions with him revealed that they lacked chemistry.
** After Frusciante left for the first time, Zander Schloss of Circle Jerks was called in to be his replacement, but again, he lacked chemistry with the band, and so an entire leg of the tour was cancelled (however, some still consider his four days with the band an official tenure - For a long time, he was listed as a full member at {{TheOtherWiki}}.
** Then there's Chuck Biscuits, who was brought on to play with the band for some dates during the Freaky Styley Tour, but shortly afterward Jack Irons quit playing for "What is This?", so Biscuits was fired in favor of the original drummer.
** Finally, there's Bob Forrest and Keith Morris, both of whom filled in for Anthony during some shows in the eighties. Keith filled in at least once, when Anthony was off scoring drugs, but Bob was closer to being an actual member than him, since one of the times he filled in for Anthony was during the month he was fired.
* ReclusiveArtist: John Frusciante hates being famous and it's a miracle he ever came back after he quit the first time. During his time away from the band, he continued making music but largely avoided playing shows.
** And again, he has not played a live show in years, does not give magazine interviews and rarely appears in public.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Oh, several.
** For starters, what if Hillel Slovak and Jack Irons had stayed with the band instead of going to "What is This?"
** How different would the first two albums have been if the original line up had played on them both? What if the band had kept one of their many other guitarists/drummers instead of firing them? It's important to note that Jack Sherman actually brought some mature songwriting to the band that he rarely gets credit for. Hillel and Jack considered the band something of a joke at the time due to the fact most of their songs were funk rap with comedic lyrics. Flea, Jack and the producer Andy Gill came up with the most emotional song of RHCP's early career, the instrumental track "Grand Pappy Du Plenty" at that point.
** But probably the biggest examples come after the end of John Frusciante's first tenure with the band. The band went through ''three'' guitarists before getting their initial pick for John's replacement, Dave Navarro. Two of them, Zander Schloss and Jesse Tobias, never even performed live with the group, but the one between them, Arik Marshall, played many high profile shows with the band, so we at least have some kind of indicator of how an album made with him would sound.
** However, probably one of the biggest "Could Have Beens" is the fact that before they recruited Jesse Tobias, {{Buckethead}} auditioned without even knowing any of the band's songs. Despite that, the band still applauded "raucously" after he finished playing, but he was passed over because the band was looking for someone who could "kick a groove."
*** Anthony actually cited that after the band recruited Jesse Tobias, they realized his heart was not in it. Part of that was because of Jesse's completely different sound, but mainly because Jesse himself did not feel that he should be in the band.
* VindicatedByHistory: The closing track on the band's first album, the dark and melancholic "Grand Pappy Du Plenty", is commonly regarded as an important milestone in their career. At the time, it was so drastically different from anything else that it wasn't really noticed. Since then it became clear the band were inspired for it for the commonly regarded fan favorite "Venice Queen", its popularity has gone up considerably.
** Many fans viewed "By The Way" as a complete sellout in its day. Since the band returned to their funkier sound for "Stadium Arcadium", a lot of fans went back to "By The Way" and found it was far better than they expected.
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** Now this has happened twice with Josh Klinghoffer, although he was a long time friend of the band by this point (having already recorded with John Frusciante and toured with the band). The band knew Josh since 1997, when he joined their mutual friend Bob Forrest's band "The Bicycle Thief". The bands toured together in 2000, and Josh became great friends with John Frusciante, recording several albums together, both as part of John's solo work and as Ataxia. Klinghoffer toured with RHCP as an additional guitarist on their Stadium Arcadium tour in 2006-2007. The band took a year's hiatus, after which John Frusciante left, and Josh stepped in to fill his place in 2008. It was only officially announced in 2010 that Josh was their guitarist. It's believed that his appearance on tour was a way of testing him out to fill Frusciante's role, but the rest of the band apparently did not know Frusciante was going to leave.
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** Now this has happened twice with Josh Klinghoffer, although he was a long time friend of the band by this point (having already recorded with John Frusciante and toured with the band). The band knew Josh since 1997, when he joined their mutual friend Bob Forrest's band "The Bicycle Thief". The bands toured together in 2000, and Josh became great friends with John Frusciante, recording several albums together, both as part of John's solo work and as Ataxia. Klinghoffer toured with RHCP as an additional guitarist on their Stadium Arcadium tour in 2006-2007. The band took a year's hiatus, after which John Frusciante left, and Josh stepped in to fill his place in 2008. It was only officially announced in 2010 that Josh was their guitarist. It's believed that his appearance on tour was a way of testing him out to fill Frusciante's role, but the rest of the band apparently did not know Frusciante was going to leave. \n Josh has shown his love of the band, particularly their early work, by often teasing songs they would never perform live in full. He does this considerably more often than Frusciante did.
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** The reason he ended up leaving the band was that his heroin addiction was affecting his will to perform live. The whole "selling out" thing was partly true, but was ultimately a more palatable story to tell the media.
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** The reason he ended up leaving the band was that his heroin addiction was affecting his will to perform live. The whole "selling out" thing was partly true, but was ultimately a more palatable story to tell the media. Another part that the media rarely hears is that Anthony was bullying him, which made him feel too much like being in the band was a job. This is part of the reason why John was given so much creative control in the Californication period onwards - Anthony felt guilty about the way he'd acted.
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*** Chad Smith bleached his hair in the "One Hot Minute" period, as can be seen in the back page of the album's booklet and some posters for the period. Before that he had long black hair. For the Californication period onwards he shaved it off and wore a hat or bandana, and has remained that way since.
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** Now this has happened twice with Josh Klinghoffer, a friend of Frusciante's who was with the band during the Stadium Arcadium tour (while Frusciante was still in the band). In 2010, Klinghoffer became the full-time guitarist.
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** Now this has happened twice with Josh Klinghoffer, although he was a long time friend of Frusciante's who was the band by this point (having already recorded with John Frusciante and toured with the band). The band during the knew Josh since 1997, when he joined their mutual friend Bob Forrest's band "The Bicycle Thief". The bands toured together in 2000, and Josh became great friends with John Frusciante, recording several albums together, both as part of John's solo work and as Ataxia. Klinghoffer toured with RHCP as an additional guitarist on their Stadium Arcadium tour (while in 2006-2007. The band took a year's hiatus, after which John Frusciante left, and Josh stepped in to fill his place in 2008. It was only officially announced in 2010 that Josh was their guitarist. It's believed that his appearance on tour was a way of testing him out to fill Frusciante's role, but the rest of the band apparently did not know Frusciante was still in the band). In 2010, Klinghoffer became the full-time guitarist.going to leave.
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* CelebrityResemblance: Chad looks like WillFerrell's long lost twin.
