Good Time Boys -- 0:54 (live debut!) Punk Rock Classic -- 6:14 Subway To Venus -- 8:15 Nobody Weird Like Me -- 12:19 (live debut) what a short, amazing set.
Yeah it's a trip. All of this Chili Pepper footage was for the documentary we started in 1988 thru 1991. It was never produced until 2005. It was an hour, twenty minutes. My girlfriend/editor at the time, refused to burn a copy for me to give to the band, for review, she held the external hard drive hostage, then deleted the footage, claimed I didn't know the band, and ran off with another man. So here it is, part of a documentary that has never been seen. Glad you enjoy this.
seeing this footage, from the good time boys era, it's easy to see how the sudden skyrocket into world wide stardom was too much for John...this was when it was still fun
Happy 60th Birthday Anthony Kiedis From The Red Hot Chilli Peppers November 1st 1962 Cheers!!!!!!! Enjoy This Yall I Am, Peace Love And Happiness We Love U Anthony And I Love U All🎸🎶🤘✌👍❤💜💚😎🇺🇸🥳🎉
Wow such a rarity to hear Punk Rock Classic live!! Holy shit. Man I would spend all day looking at your archival footage. You are one lucky man Richard Alan. Thanks for you do for us fans!
Saw them in ‘89 mothers milk tour and ‘90 positive mental octopus, both in London England. I felt like they had shot far past their prime at that moment but still enjoyable.
This is NOT hardcore real hard core is much more difficult to listen to! This isn’t I saw the original Peppers with Jack & hilel, in the mid80s in Chicago across the street from Wrigley field
yes man, i finished his book a month ago and I'm finishing flea's book too, it's too beautiful, both sides of the same story, it gives me chills to see them telling the story back then and watching actual footage from that time
@@dikadiego yes .- they have a very special relationship, .- But i was shocked for the relationship of Antony with drugs.- I mean, i know that its something normal in musicians but, in the book it s all about drugs, even in the best stages of the band... i finished the book today and i felt a little dissapointed about Antony, beacuse his self destructive behaviour.- Sad life
Thank you for this! Thank you Anthony, Flea, John, Chad and all who have contributed over the years. Hillel, Jack Sherman, D.H. Peligro and Blackie- rest in peace.
7:55 that young wannabe rocker kid (who is a guitar god today) is talking nonsense about his pubic hair :) He used to try hard to emulate Anthony's obnoxious convos. What a kid he was though! Can a native speaker decode what's he saying? Something like "I got some red bum solo (?!) from my pubic hair and I've got ten girls that should..."
My memory from 31 long years ago is somewhat hazy, but was Thelonious Monster and Mary's Danish also on this bill? If so, then I'm somewhere in the audience (along with the girl I was dating, Linda, and two of her very cute, very stoned friends). Good times!
Excellent footage! Weird how the album version of Good Time Boys only uses the main riff used throughout this performance at the very start. Personally I think the verses sound better with this riff compared to the one used on the album.
That's because michael beinhorn was pushing John to record his sound with a heavy guitar tone. More a metal tone. michael beinhorn is fucking asshole ego maniac. This live version is way groovier than the live.
@@awesomesweetlyI don't buy Johns recollection 100% there. I mean for instance, here he is long before worked with Michael playing an Ibanez with a metal tone from his amp/pedals! And check the guitar solo here from Subway to Venus, straight up 80s metal soloing
0:54 Good time Boys 6:15 Punk Rock Classic 8:16 Subway to Venus 12:19 Nobody Weird like Me Like a liquid you will ooze Into a state of mind that soothes Aw be my quest inside my grove Cause what I've got to give to you Is gonna make you wiggle like a wiggley worm Cause you deserve to wiggle and squirm Life's too short to be in a hole So bust into your funkiest stroll Space is king or so I sing, subway to venus Take your body shake it around Do the dog on the ground And if I can't make you dance I guess I'll just have to make you piss your pants Space is king or so I sing, subway to venus
Yeah, he started using Strats pretty soon after, the guitar tone isn't quite right here with the Ibanez metal guitar but John's 1989 Strat tone is nothing short of angelic. Seriously, I don't know if it was the non master volume Marshall on loud with the Tube Screamer pushing it, but John's late 1989 Stratocaster tone is probably what I consider to be his tonal peak, and probably the tonal peak of all guitarists ever! From what I gather, by the June 30 1989 performance in Hawaii John had started using his rosewood fingerboard sunburst 1970s Strat. A recording of this show exists, but isn't circulating, all we have are a few black and white photos. Michael Beinhorn talks abut this in his interview with Rick Beato, he said John had the Ibanez before joining RHCP and it was all wrong for the band.
I think Chad had only been with them three weeks, two months prior DH was in the band and it was a perfect mix. The bands manager called told me they were going to do a surprise show at the Roxy with a new drummer. He didn't even tell me his name, they weren't sure if he was going to work out. If you notice, I'm only focusing on Flea, John and Anthony. The other camera angle which we have access too, I've watched many times, focuses on Chad much more than my pov.
Yep, that was Chad Smiths very first live performance debut. Flea didn't like it, I didn't like it, a lot of people didn't like it. DH Peligro was way better for that band.
This was Chad's very first live performance with the band. The bands manager called me to come down and film it for that reason. They weren't sure if they were gonna keep him. Flea wasn't happy with the drums, you can tell at the end of the show,. Flea storms off stage.
It was a Thelonious Monster show with special surprise guests. I was called by the bands manager Lindy at the time to be there with my camera. He told me they had a new drummer named Chad. Everyone was upset about DH leaving. Chad was really hitting the drums hard this night. If you notice I'm not really panning in on him very much. At the time, no one was sure if Chad was going to stick around. Flea must have been tired or frustrated at the end there.
@@goodpeopleoftheworldunite I could tell Flea was frustrated that was Chads first performance with the band. I was trusted and not in the band. DH was rad and fluid. Chad hit em hard. I'm glad they kept him tho. It worked out great
All new unheard material Witnessing these days ( I eqw the long beach gigs in December 89...everyonekew..band included the peppers were on the cutting edge and bout to take world by storm .it was going to happen Like anything that loaded with talent and energy...they kickedhe door in( along with Janes.the Seattle bands..mudhobeg sonic youth dinosaur fishbone ...andal indie.punk bands still playing by own rules..... playing ..new ones forming ... . ..folks were over hair cock shlock rock....well they did
Hillel Slovak (hebreo: הלל סלובק; Haifa, 13 de abril de 1962 - Los Ángeles, 25 de junio de 1988) fue un músico estadounidense de origen israelí, conocido por ser el guitarrista original y fundador de la banda de funk rock Red Hot Chili Peppers, con la que grabó los álbumes Freaky Styley (1985) y The Uplift Mofo Party Plan (1987). Murió el 25 de junio de 1988 debido a una sobredosis de heroína. 62 AÑOS 26 AÑOS 36 AÑOS ARIES ♈♈♈♈♈♈♈♈♈♈♈♈♈♈♈♈♈♈♈♈♈♈♈♈♈♈♈♈♈♈♈♈♈♈♈♈♈♈♈♈♈♈♈♈♈♈♈♈
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you gotta have one of the coolest channels bro u got the best footage
Thank you for the awesome comment.
Rare to see Flea stage left and John stage right. It's always the other way round.
Funny to think this was the height of John’s aspirations as a musician. He was living his dream.
7:17 I'm freaked out how Anthony was able to do all that without tripping
You can feel the frustration as they walk off the stage, they weren't satisfied with the performance but the fans sure were
They were not happy with Chad. This was is first show with the band.
This is amazing. Highlights the heaviest point of their history. The late 80s was the golden age for funk metal.
This is definitely their prime. Great energy
John Frusciante giving hell to an Ibanez guitar. Now that's a piece of history and a sight to behold.
Hillel Slovak you peanuts
@@damianjohn5995 Slovak died in '88 though.
@@damianjohn5995 It is John, silly
Damian John its john frusciante
Alexandru Vatachi sounds ugly for funk... fender strat sounded wayy wayy better
Good Time Boys -- 0:54 (live debut!)
Punk Rock Classic -- 6:14
Subway To Venus -- 8:15
Nobody Weird Like Me -- 12:19 (live debut)
what a short, amazing set.
Wow this a rare video. I’ve seen everything but never these songs off mother’s milk
Chad Smith came late to his first show, i guess that's the reason
@966royce And those MM songs sound like they're still works in progress here
The REAL RHCP AND NOW JOHN IS BACK HOME!!!!
John frusciante playing guitar on right side of Anthony kiedis :o hahaha
Plusss using an ibanez guitar, not soo good with funk 🤣
@@williamjohnhoward9516 you obviously don't know what you're talking about
William Adkins what are you talking about?
Crazy these moments happened so long ago and us fans get to see now. Love technology. Love rhcp. Love you dude. This is priceless
Yeah it's a trip. All of this Chili Pepper footage was for the documentary we started in 1988 thru 1991. It was never produced until 2005. It was an hour, twenty minutes. My girlfriend/editor at the time, refused to burn a copy for me to give to the band, for review, she held the external hard drive hostage, then deleted the footage, claimed I didn't know the band, and ran off with another man. So here it is, part of a documentary that has never been seen. Glad you enjoy this.
Imagine living this...
John frusciante guitar skills in this video were and I bet still fucking killer!
seeing this footage, from the good time boys era, it's easy to see how the sudden skyrocket into world wide stardom was too much for John...this was when it was still fun
Happy 60th Birthday Anthony Kiedis From The Red Hot Chilli Peppers November 1st 1962 Cheers!!!!!!! Enjoy This Yall I Am, Peace Love And Happiness We Love U Anthony And I Love U All🎸🎶🤘✌👍❤💜💚😎🇺🇸🥳🎉
I would have given my left leg to see this
This is so crazy and chaotic but I love it 💕
Wow such a rarity to hear Punk Rock Classic live!! Holy shit. Man I would spend all day looking at your archival footage. You are one lucky man Richard Alan. Thanks for you do for us fans!
You're a true blue American hero for posting these videos. You filmed some of the coolest and rarest footage ever, you're the real cakeboss
Well said
He could be a red white and blue American 🇺🇸?
We be lovin🥰 them then and we still be lovin 🥰 them today……….😍🤘🏻🤘🏻😜
How not to love them in this early stage?!
That one part of the punk rock sounding song, sounded like Pantera Primal Concrete Sledge
I like the sound, rockier than the album. They're not quite rehearsed in all the tricky bits here, but a rare gem.
Saw them in ‘89 mothers milk tour and ‘90 positive mental octopus, both in London England. I felt like they had shot far past their prime at that moment but still enjoyable.
this shits all over what they do these days. so energetic
Back when LA was still a dope place
why is your profile Bill Cosby?
@@larrysmellbutts6992 why not??
all that energy. great.
This was Chads very first live performance after DH Peligro left. Chad and the boys were off timing on the opening of this show...
Flea is using a Spector NS-2 which we also see on Knock Me Down video.
Legendary musical history right here.
Real Punk Rock. #1 in my book. John was a guitar maniac real hard core.
This is NOT hardcore real hard core is much more difficult to listen to! This isn’t I saw the original Peppers with Jack & hilel, in the mid80s in Chicago across the street from Wrigley field
Seeing Flea playing stage right seems so weird
That's called stage left
you just made me realize how John always is on the left ahah I knew it unconsciously but never realized
readingtheAnthony s biography... it s a miracle they are actually alive...
yes man, i finished his book a month ago and I'm finishing flea's book too, it's too beautiful, both sides of the same story, it gives me chills to see them telling the story back then and watching actual footage from that time
@@dikadiego yes .- they have a very special relationship, .- But i was shocked for the relationship of Antony with drugs.- I mean, i know that its something normal in musicians but, in the book it s all about drugs, even in the best stages of the band... i finished the book today and i felt a little dissapointed about Antony, beacuse his self destructive behaviour.- Sad life
@@rar603 yeah, i thought the same, it's kinda creepy how the drugs appear as often as music in the entire book
@@rar603 The joys of addiction. It's as much a part of his life as anything And for the recovery, the song goes "don't forget me".
Same! I just got to the part where John and Chad joined as the new guys and I needed something to commemorate that special time.
Thank you for this! Thank you Anthony, Flea, John, Chad and all who have contributed over the years. Hillel, Jack Sherman, D.H. Peligro and Blackie- rest in peace.
Thank you for these throwback concert videos! They were so vibrant and energetic back then!
very welcome
I hope Flea got his hat back
He did, Louis M, his stage manager crabbed for him. Louis put it on his own head..
You must have so many interesting memories from these early days! Thanks for sharing them with us!
Thank you for posting. Brings back great memories of my youth during the Reagan punk era.
Awesome, thank you for the feedback... Chads very first live show...
I love that these tapes exist! Thank you.
flea is a beast
FRUSCIANTE IS BACK!!!!
Damn, I wonder what happened to that footage being shot at the other side of stage.
We know where it is. It's available
@@WorldRockumentaryChannel Can you tell us then?:)
@@WorldRockumentaryChannel well post it please
@@WorldRockumentaryChannel post it pls
I reaLLY wish John would have kept that hair for longer😤
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whomst PFKWJFJA AYYYEEE
What a vibe.
God I wish I could be there!
Frusciante is play ibanez guitar.! Epic
It's called the naked ladys guitar it's covered in naked ladys was his first guitar lost in the house fire
I love hearing early songs!
Amazing!!!! Thank you for this footage!
7:55 that young wannabe rocker kid (who is a guitar god today) is talking nonsense about his pubic hair :) He used to try hard to emulate Anthony's obnoxious convos. What a kid he was though! Can a native speaker decode what's he saying? Something like "I got some red bum solo (?!) from my pubic hair and I've got ten girls that should..."
"Ive got red bumps next to my pubic hairs and there's about ten girls in this room that should go check themselves"
@@jimshorts9404 thanks man
@@jimshorts9404 oh lord.
So much energy!
Tight as a butcher in a library looking for the divine.
My memory from 31 long years ago is somewhat hazy, but was Thelonious Monster and Mary's Danish also on this bill? If so, then I'm somewhere in the audience (along with the girl I was dating, Linda, and two of her very cute, very stoned friends). Good times!
Wonderful upload! 😀🤩Thanks!
Excellent footage! Weird how the album version of Good Time Boys only uses the main riff used throughout this performance at the very start. Personally I think the verses sound better with this riff compared to the one used on the album.
That's because michael beinhorn was pushing John to record his sound with a heavy guitar tone. More a metal tone. michael beinhorn is fucking asshole ego maniac. This live version is way groovier than the live.
I think the complete opposite. The album riff slams.
I noticed that too I still feel like the album verse is more in the pocket but they both sound amazing nonetheless.
@@awesomesweetlyI don't buy Johns recollection 100% there. I mean for instance, here he is long before worked with Michael playing an Ibanez with a metal tone from his amp/pedals! And check the guitar solo here from Subway to Venus, straight up 80s metal soloing
From Brazil: awesome rare video!!!! Come back fast RHCP!!!
This is amazing, thank you so much, legend!
Very welcome thrilled you enjoy it.
The right mix of Punk/Funk
0:54 Good time Boys
6:15 Punk Rock Classic
8:16 Subway to Venus
12:19 Nobody Weird like Me
Like a liquid you will ooze
Into a state of mind that soothes
Aw be my quest inside my grove
Cause what I've got to give to you
Is gonna make you wiggle like a wiggley worm
Cause you deserve to wiggle and squirm
Life's too short to be in a hole
So bust into your funkiest stroll
Space is king or so I sing, subway to venus
Take your body shake it around
Do the dog on the ground
And if I can't make you dance
I guess I'll just have to make you piss your pants
Space is king or so I sing, subway to venus
Got to see the mother's milk tour at Mississippi nights in St Louis
This Is A Treasure ❤️😍
Fantastic video!!! So rare!! Thank you so much Richard for this!
Very glad you like it
so weird to see flea in his left
I didn't think of that wow ur right
Thank you for this! 💓💓💓
Thank you for the incredible upload !
You're welcome. It's about time too, the entire film sat in a vault for 30 years. Glad you like it.
There are no Stratos here. John burning Ibanez. Historic
Yeah, he started using Strats pretty soon after, the guitar tone isn't quite right here with the Ibanez metal guitar but John's 1989 Strat tone is nothing short of angelic. Seriously, I don't know if it was the non master volume Marshall on loud with the Tube Screamer pushing it, but John's late 1989 Stratocaster tone is probably what I consider to be his tonal peak, and probably the tonal peak of all guitarists ever!
From what I gather, by the June 30 1989 performance in Hawaii John had started using his rosewood fingerboard sunburst 1970s Strat. A recording of this show exists, but isn't circulating, all we have are a few black and white photos.
Michael Beinhorn talks abut this in his interview with Rick Beato, he said John had the Ibanez before joining RHCP and it was all wrong for the band.
Best yt channel for a REAL RHCP FAN THNX FOR YOUR VIDEOOOOO
Thank you for the kind words. Rad footage. It sat in a vault for almost 30 years.
@@WorldRockumentaryChannel thnx to you you filled my heart with those rare pearl.. But u made all video with your hands??
@@stevensthug11 Yes, I was behind the camera using a hand held. Why it is shaky in some parts. The quality held up good though.
WOW. Thank you for this!
you're welcome, makes me happy you're happy. Great show
Shotouts to front row center lady rock'n out.
i just can say: amen.
SO WONDERFUL! thank you honey
Love it 😍😍
Fighting tge shadow ninjas hadn't started yet
Man, this is really good
Awesome. Thanks!
Shit I would have died
Are there any asian chick rocker hotties like the one up front these days?? The 80s were a very precious time indeed
damn... she fine af..❤❤❤
Great!!!!
Different structure on Nobody Weird. Obviously due to being Chad's first. I wonder how much they rehearsed with him before playing live?
I think Chad had only been with them three weeks, two months prior DH was in the band and it was a perfect mix. The bands manager called told me they were going to do a surprise show at the Roxy with a new drummer. He didn't even tell me his name, they weren't sure if he was going to work out. If you notice, I'm only focusing on Flea, John and Anthony. The other camera angle which we have access too, I've watched many times, focuses on Chad much more than my pov.
@@WorldRockumentaryChannel any chance that will find its way onto your youtube channel? Thanks for the uploads
@@WorldRockumentaryChannel They weren't sure if he would work out...Here we are 30 years later :)
@@duke0219 u should really post that Chad angle footage :)))))
@@WorldRockumentaryChannel I'd love to see that angle on Chad!
Man Flea was really really pissed about their Weird like me performance.
Yep, that was Chad Smiths very first live performance debut. Flea didn't like it, I didn't like it, a lot of people didn't like it. DH Peligro was way better for that band.
AMAZING..Thats true RHCP.
Chad doing an interesting job with nobody weird like me….!!
This was Chad's very first live performance with the band. The bands manager called me to come down and film it for that reason. They weren't sure if they were gonna keep him. Flea wasn't happy with the drums, you can tell at the end of the show,. Flea storms off stage.
Was this at UVA??
Edit: just realized this was on Sunset 🤣😂
It makes no difference what guitar John has in his hands he could make a $10 pawn shop guitar sound magical!
Hillel Slovak
@@damianjohn5995 That's John, Hillel died in '88
@@damianjohn5995 🤦♂️it's Frusciante you p.o.s
John era esquisito com esse cabelo kkkkkkkkk
Es sooo gooood ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
The band as they are! Freak out on point and if there is a miss, get back in and funk.
'red bumps all over my pubic hair'
Thanks a lot Richard! This is a very special moment in RHCP's history. Do you know if they were opening for another band?
It was a Thelonious Monster show with special surprise guests. I was called by the bands manager Lindy at the time to be there with my camera. He told me they had a new drummer named Chad. Everyone was upset about DH leaving. Chad was really hitting the drums hard this night. If you notice I'm not really panning in on him very much. At the time, no one was sure if Chad was going to stick around. Flea must have been tired or frustrated at the end there.
@@WorldRockumentaryChannel Thanks a lot - all of this info is also new to us!
@@WorldRockumentaryChannel I wasn't sure if Flea was just rock and roll at the end, or annoyed at the few mistakes the band made¿
@@goodpeopleoftheworldunite I could tell Flea was frustrated that was Chads first performance with the band. I was trusted and not in the band. DH was rad and fluid. Chad hit em hard. I'm glad they kept him tho. It worked out great
@@WorldRockumentaryChannel Chad done well here. Just needed some time to meld as a band. They still rocked though.
Notice the fans with no cellphones being in the moment.
7:55 can anyone please figure out what John says in the mic here?
'I've got some red bumps all over my pubic hairs and there's about ten girls in this room that should go check themselves' -JF
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All new unheard material
Witnessing these days ( I eqw the long beach gigs in December 89...everyonekew..band included the peppers were on the cutting edge and bout to take world by storm
.it was going to happen
Like anything that loaded with talent and energy...they kickedhe door in( along with Janes.the Seattle bands..mudhobeg sonic youth dinosaur fishbone ...andal indie.punk bands still playing by own rules..... playing ..new ones forming ...
.
..folks were over hair cock shlock rock....well they did
best fukkin band ever
What happened in the end there? Nobody weird like me version is pretty different. Sounds like they're not playing it right
Yeah, the must of just created it, an early version?
Definitely seemed like they messed up and then flea was just like fuck it we done
Seemed like Chad didnt know it
8:13 "Who's the drummer?"
good old chad
shon shon! la pua shon
Flea was not happy on weird like fk up
03:50
05:18
You filmed this? Thank Ü
Yes, a long time ago.
フリーとジョンの立ち位置が逆だ
🌶🌶🌶🌶RockOut🌶🌶🌶🌶
Hillel Slovak (hebreo: הלל סלובק; Haifa, 13 de abril de 1962 - Los Ángeles, 25 de junio de 1988) fue un músico estadounidense de origen israelí, conocido por ser el guitarrista original y fundador de la banda de funk rock Red Hot Chili Peppers, con la que grabó los álbumes Freaky Styley (1985) y The Uplift Mofo Party Plan (1987). Murió el 25 de junio de 1988 debido a una sobredosis de heroína.
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