Red Hot Chili Peppers • “Bulletins” • 1988 [Reelin' In The Years Archive]

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[@stevefaure415]

End of the sock years. When the ballads came it was all over for me.

[@user-wd9fn3ro3u]

Early RHCP are the best peppers

[@piddles11]

Saw RHCP as early as 1983
They opened for punk shows in Los Angeles

[@GaelDT]

Last dates with Slovak. 2 more good albums before turning into Snoozefest.

[@christschool]

I was 20 years old in 1988. I swear I can't remember a single friend that was into the Chili Peppers back then. They must of had a more regional following then.

[@rustybeltway2373]

It was about that time I first heard of them. A dude in line at the Berklee cafeteria had their t-shirt. (The dude was Al Pahanish, an excellent drummer who would later play with Powerman 5000.)

[@frankfritz7389]

B4 these dudes were a lame.

[@OriginalWhiteDevil]

Everything they did after Blood Sugar Sex Magik sucks