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Artist Song
Red Hot Chili Peppers  Buckle Down  
Red Hot Chili Peppers  Subterranean Homesick Blues (24-Bit Dgiitally Remastered 02)  
Red Hot Chili Peppers  Sir Psycho Sexy  
Red Hot Chili Peppers  Funny Face (Non-Album Track)  
Red Hot Chili Peppers  Funky Crime  
Red Hot Chili Peppers  Johnny, Kick a Hole In the Sky  
Red Hot Chili Peppers  I'll Be Your Domino (Non-Album Track)  
Red Hot Chili Peppers  The Brothers Cup  
Red Hot Chili Peppers  A Certain Someone  
Red Hot Chili Peppers  Backwoods  
Red Hot Chili Peppers  Out In L.A. (Demo Version)  
Red Hot Chili Peppers  They're Red Hot  
Red Hot Chili Peppers  Million Miles of Water (Non-Album Track)  
Red Hot Chili Peppers  Good Time Boys  
Red Hot Chili Peppers  Desecration Smile  
Red Hot Chili Peppers  Blackeyed Blonde  
Red Hot Chili Peppers  Police Helicopter (Demo Version)  
Red Hot Chili Peppers  Behind the Sun (Instrumental Demo) [24-Bit Digitally Remastered 02]  
Red Hot Chili Peppers  Minor Thing  
Red Hot Chili Peppers  Whatever We Want (Non-Album Track)  
Red Hot Chili Peppers  She's Only 18  
Red Hot Chili Peppers  Freaky Styley  
Red Hot Chili Peppers  Lyon 6.6.06 (Live)  
Red Hot Chili Peppers  Tear  
Red Hot Chili Peppers  Pretty Little Ditty  

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Wondering why "The Brothers Cup" sounds like a P-Funk B-side? Maybe it's because it's part of the George Clinton-produced [i]Freaky Styley[/i] (1985), one of the first albums to fuse the hardcore-matinee spirit of Black Flag with the space-age funk of Parliament. That's just one side of the Red Hot Chili Peppers' expansive sound, the layers of which are peeled away by these tracks, which include reggae-referencing rock ("Funny Face"), buzz-saw wah-wah funk-rap (the demo version of "Out In L.A.," which was included as a bonus track on the 2003 remastered reissue of the band's self-titled 1984 studio debut), and reinvented protest folk ("Subterranean Homesick Blues").
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