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Celebrity Playlist
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Faith No More
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Epic
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from The Real Thing
(2005)
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Beastie Boys
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Brass Monkey
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from Licensed to Ill
(1995)
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Living Colour
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Cult of Personality
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from Vivid
(1993)
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Jane's Addiction
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Been Caught Stealing
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from Ritual de lo Habitual
(2007)
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Primus
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My Name Is Mud
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from Pork Soda
(1993)
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Soundgarden
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Black Hole Sun
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from Superunknown
(1994)
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Butthole Surfers
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The Lord Is a Monkey
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from Electriclarryland
(1996)
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Fishbone
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When Problems Arise
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from The Essential Fishbone
(2003)
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Infectious Grooves
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Turtle Wax (Funkaholics Anonymous)
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from Sarsippius' Ark
(1993)
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Rollins Band
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Low Self Opinion
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from The End of Silence
(1995)
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The Mighty Mighty Bosstones
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The Impression That I Get
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from 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of the Mighty Mighty Bosstones
(2005)
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Suicidal Tendencies
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Subliminal (remastered)
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from Suicidal Tendencies 25th Anniversary Edition
(2008)
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Urban Dance Squad
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Fast Lane
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from Mental Floss for the Globe (Hollywood Live 1990)
(2007)
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Los Fabulosos Cadillacs
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El Muerto
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from Fabulosos Calavera
(1980)
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Big Audio Dynamite
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The Globe
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from Big Audio Dynamite: Super Hits
(1999)
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Hip-hop heavyweights, golden grunge gods, punk and funk provocateurs . . . suffice it to say your favorite artists have a little something in common with our favorite group. Speaking about having something in common, the Chili Peppers and Jane's Addiction have shared more than a similar sound — they've actually shared members; "Been Caught Stealing," from 1990's Ritual de lo Habitual, captures Jane's at their funk-fortified finest. In some ways, the Peppers' brothers-from-another-mother, Faith No More, make "Epic" live up to its title, cranking up the volume while dropping that bottom end as low as it'll go. And perhaps no other outfit knows how to crank up the volume while dropping that bottom end like L.A.'s own funk-metal supergroup Infectious Grooves, whose "Turtle Wax (Funkaholics Anonymous)" is three-and-a-half minutes of skull-rattling bliss. From Primus to Fishbone, from the Beastie Boys to Big Audio Dynamite, we've got all the movers and shakers who shared the scene, the stage, and the airwaves with the Chili Peppers.
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