Red Hot Chili Peppers: Influence On Rock And Roll

The Red Hot Chili Peppers The Red Hot Chili Peppers are a band that arose in the early 1980’s, and carried on to be one of the most influential bands in rock and roll around the world. They brought about a new style of music that had never really been played before. The band consists of four members, but would go through many different guitarist and drummers throughout the years for number of reasons. It is amazing to some people that the band was so successful, and got along decently, due to their serious problems off the stage, and also the drastic changes to the bands lineup. The Red Hot Chili Peppers worked through the hardships of being a very famous rock band in the 90’s, and rose to the top to become one of the major influences on rock and roll. Before the Red Hot Chili Peppers came together, they had a little
Both of these albums set records on and off the stage (Vaziri, Aidin. Para 12). The bands success kept booming touring all around the world. Kiedis became 100 percent sober in 2000 and is now a motivational speaker in a number of rehab facilities. After becoming clean he wrote an autobiography, called Scar Tissue, which was about his struggles in life and how the band helped him get through them. After By the way, produced in 1999, the band was inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame, and after 26 years of rock, the band seemed to be done with this album. They then produced Stadium Arcadium in 2006. This album was a top seller for two years in a row, and after the album, John left the band, but peacefully this time around. The other three musicians were not done though; they brought in their backup guitarist, Josh Klinghoffer. With Klinghoffer on guitar, the band created the album I’m With You in 2012 and are on their last tour this year (Shriver, Jerry. Para