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At the Athens Concert Hall, Night Songs [Live]
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Anita Ward - Ring My Bell-Greatest Hits Rem [CD-single]
20 Super Sucessos V.2 [Import]
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All the Best from the Caribbean
Arnold Schönberg: First String Quartet In D minor, Op. 7 - Schönberg Quartett
At the Village Vanguard [Live]
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The Chili Peppers finally hit their stride with Mother's Milk, for the first time making their breakneck mix of funk, rap, and metal smooth enough to attract the masses, while keeping it raw enough not to alienate old fans. They've straddled that edge ever since. It didn't hurt that they offered a pretty mainstream cover of Stevie Wonder's "Higher Ground" to introduce the album. That single though, and the rest of Mother's Milk (including "Knock Me Down" and the randy "Sexy Mexican Maid") is pure Pepper--from Anthony Kiedis's in-your-face vocals to Flea's chattering bass. Milk was also guitarist John Frusciante's debut with the group and he shines, especially on Jimi Hendrix's "Fire." --Michael Ruby --This text refers to the Audio CD edition.