Album Reviews of the 80s
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The Red Hot Chili Peppers, "Freaky Styley" /
1985
Review by: Benny Hogan
The return of late guitarist Hillel Slovak to the Chili Peppers mix proves to be a godsend on this fine release. With a little help from Funk God George Clinton, The Red Hot's breathe new life into a musical genre that, at the time, was considered long gone. Vocalist Anthony Kiedis is at his testosterone fuelled best, Flea hammers his four-string like it owes him money and Cliff Martinez provides precision drumwork. The album's true highlight however, is Hillel Slovaks guitar.
8 out of 10.
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