Red Hot Chili Peppers – Stadium Arcadium

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Artist: Red Hot Chili Peppers

Title: Stadium Arcadium

Year: 2006

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Tracklist

  • 1. Dani California (4:42)
  • 2. Snow (Hey Oh) (5:34)
  • 3. Charlie (4:37)
  • 4. Stadium Arcadium (5:14)
  • 5. Hump de Bump (3:33)
  • 6. She's Only 18 (3:25)
  • 7. Slow Cheetah (5:19)
  • 8. Torture Me (3:44)
  • 9. Strip My Mind (4:19)
  • 10. Especially in Michigan (4:00)
  • 11. Warlocks (3:25)
  • 12. C'mon Girl (3:48)
  • 13. Wet Sand (5:09)
  • 14. Hey (5:39)
  • 1. Desecration Smile (5:01)
  • 2. Tell Me Baby (4:07)
  • 3. Hard to Concentrate (4:01)
  • 4. 21st Century (4:22)
  • 5. She Looks to Me (4:05)
  • 6. Readymade (4:30)
  • 7. If (2:52)
  • 8. Make You Feel Better (3:51)
  • 9. Animal Bar (5:25)
  • 10. So Much I (3:44)
  • 11. Storm in a Teacup (3:44)
  • 12. We Believe (3:35)
  • 13. Turn It Again (6:05)
  • 14. Death of a Martian (4:24)
  • 15. Audio Commentary for Stadium Arcadium - Short Version (29:13)

Review

Pack your bags and prepare for a rollercoaster through the Red Hot Chili Peppers' universe because "Stadium Arcadium" is a wild ride. Dropped into the punk-fueled record shops of our hearts in 2006, this double album is like a spacious mosh pit, clocking in at over a whopping two hours with 29 tracks. Recorded at the evocative Mansion in LA—an admittedly less grungy, more Hollywood setting—under the watchful eye of Rick Rubin, the album is a sprawling showcase of the band's mastery over their distinctive funky rock vibe.

Not only did this behemoth snag the top spot on the U.S. charts—a first for the Chilis—but it also threw a killer party at the Grammys, racking up seven nominations and snagging four trophies, including Best Rock Album. Tracks like "Dani California" and "Snow (Hey Oh)" became instant anthems, echoing from tape decks to MP3 players. With critical nods that even landed it on Rolling Stone’s Best Albums of the 2000s list, "Stadium Arcadium" stands as a testament to the band's ability to blend their seasoned sound with fresh enthusiasm. So, strap on your Docs and get ready to dive headfirst into this eclectic mix—it's a testament to the Chili Peppers' lasting punk-powered energy in a polished rock world. - Sydney

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