- Audio CD (Jan 13 2008)
- Number of Discs: 1
- Format: Maxi, Import
- Label: Warner Bros UK
- ASIN: B000GCGAVK
- Other Editions: Audio CD
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| 1. Tell Me Baby - Red Hot Chili Peppers |
| 2. A Certain Someone - Red Hot Chili Peppers |
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
3.0 out of 5 stars
All too brief.
Dec 22 2006
By Michael Stack
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Format:Audio CD
"Tell Me Baby" is the second single from the Red Hot Chili Peppers' "Stadium Arcadium". Like all recent Chili Peppers singles, Warner Bros. released it as a two part deal, splitting three b-sides over two short discs.
The single itself is clearly a Chili Peppers classic-- a funky groove is laid down throughout with guitar and voice creating dense, nervous, verses and open, breezy choruses.
The b-side on this part is the brief (about two and a half minutes) "A Certain Someone". Sitting on a delicate, Fender Rhodes driven melody, it's a decent enough piece, slowly loping along, with vocalist Anthony Kiedis singing almost awkwardly above it all.
No doubt any fan of the band is going to want this one-- I'm rating it three stars because of its brevity (it's a hard to find good value in two and a half minutes of non-album tracks), but the b-side here is probably worth the investment. Recommended for fans of the band.
The single itself is clearly a Chili Peppers classic-- a funky groove is laid down throughout with guitar and voice creating dense, nervous, verses and open, breezy choruses.
The b-side on this part is the brief (about two and a half minutes) "A Certain Someone". Sitting on a delicate, Fender Rhodes driven melody, it's a decent enough piece, slowly loping along, with vocalist Anthony Kiedis singing almost awkwardly above it all.
No doubt any fan of the band is going to want this one-- I'm rating it three stars because of its brevity (it's a hard to find good value in two and a half minutes of non-album tracks), but the b-side here is probably worth the investment. Recommended for fans of the band.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars
A pair of nice b-sides.
Dec 22 2006
By Michael Stack
- Published on Amazon.com
Format:Audio CD
"Tell Me Baby" is the second single from the Red Hot Chili Peppers' "Stadium Arcadium". Like all recent Chili Peppers singles, Warner Bros. released it as a two part deal, splitting three b-sides over two short discs.
The single itself is clearly a Chili Peppers classic-- a funky groove is laid down throughout with guitar and voice creating dense, nervous, verses and open, breezy choruses.
The b-sides on this part of the single are "Mercy Mercy" and "Lyon 6.6.06". The former has a rolling funk bassline, a churning vocal, and a great, layered sound-- it also has some of the best playing by Flea of any of the "Stadium Arcadium" material, striking a deep fingerstyle groove. The latter track is a live jam-- Flea and drummer Chad Smith race, guitarist John Frusciante sets up a noisy lead before the groove slows and the sounds get significantly more delicate, with Frusciante settling into a deep blues. As far as these sort of live improvs go, this one is pretty good.
All in all, this ends up being a pretty good single, shame they had to split it in two parts, but a worthwhile pickup for fans of the band.
The single itself is clearly a Chili Peppers classic-- a funky groove is laid down throughout with guitar and voice creating dense, nervous, verses and open, breezy choruses.
The b-sides on this part of the single are "Mercy Mercy" and "Lyon 6.6.06". The former has a rolling funk bassline, a churning vocal, and a great, layered sound-- it also has some of the best playing by Flea of any of the "Stadium Arcadium" material, striking a deep fingerstyle groove. The latter track is a live jam-- Flea and drummer Chad Smith race, guitarist John Frusciante sets up a noisy lead before the groove slows and the sounds get significantly more delicate, with Frusciante settling into a deep blues. As far as these sort of live improvs go, this one is pretty good.
All in all, this ends up being a pretty good single, shame they had to split it in two parts, but a worthwhile pickup for fans of the band.
5.0 out of 5 stars
RHCP For Life
Mar 14 2011
By Miguel A. Acosta
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Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
Ordered this for my significant other and it was a great gift. We used it already and recommend it to others.
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