That's why the lyrics in The Getaway is probably his best lyrical work, the songs are so honest and introspective, a man with a broken heart starting to realize he's aging. I love it.
@@djpotassium and The Longest Wave and Sick Love and Goodbye Angels and Feasting and Encore and Dreams of a Samurai and The Hunter, man especially The Hunter, such and underrated gem
And this just sums up why the RHCP excel. They are CONSTANTLY reinventing themselves and their style. It's why they'll never fade out like so many other bands that couldn't move with the times or limited themselves to one style.
RHCP helped me get through college. Whenever I needed to concentrate, just put on some of their music and get to work. I have done some of my most efficient work while listening to them, even now that I am working.
I did the opposite. I’d start a song on TH-cam, then watch old interviews, then I’d watch old music videos, then I’d get sucked into the RHCP wormhole, completely engulfed and distracted 😂 then EVENTUALLY, I’d get my work done lol
“If you make that time to write, somethings gonna happen”. Words of wisdom and applicable with anything that you are doing wether it’s songwriting or learning how to change oil in a car. Just gotta do it! Love that advice!
Legendary and unique vocals. One of my favorites is “Mother Russia, do not suffer, I know your bold enough I’ve been around the world and I have seen your loooove.”
People hate on Anthony’s voice but I love it and his writing style is so damn unique. Even this new album has such beautiful melodies just as good as their stuff in the 90s/00s
@@TheRubberMatch I agree with you. For me, knowing that he was never a singer...just a dude hanging around a band who got into the mix...is amazing to me. He's grown into it beautifully, obviously. And I listen to his lyrics both for meaning and for simply cadence/sound...obviously he has a bunch of nonsense bullshit, but it flows for me.
Joe, you couldn’t have asked any more perfect questions. The same I would ask any musician of songs I love… as a musician/ song writer/ producer myself, it always interests me to know others writing process. Prince used the same setup and instruments in every song, in order to keep the creative juices flowing without interruption. Which is the best way any musician can write. Clear the path, so that its easier to walk it. Meaning, get all of the technical aspects out of the way, so that it allows complete creative freedom when writing the song. Don’t put anything in the way, to block that mental path to creative nirvana. And as Anthony said… “No rules”. Don’t limit your creative prospects in order to fit a genre. Take what comes out and make the best of what it is. Don’t force it to be what its not meant to be. And most of all, have fun. Once you uncuff yourself from the technical constraints that will kill creativity, your mind is free to accept those lightning bolts of ideas that may end up being your Sasquatch or Lochness Monster. Your one hit wonder or one of many to come. Which is why I think that so many one-hit wonder artists are made and disappear. If your mind isn’t free to accept the gifts that become your songs, you will be stuck in creative limbo until it is… and if you are a creative… Always carry around something to record those ideas when they happen. Because those who know, will tell you that as quickly as those ideas come to mind… They disappear.
Anthony: Zero Rules. Josh (in an interview post leave): “As much as I thought they were up for experimentation, they generally stayed in their own lane.” “They’re an established band with an established sound, and I learned over time how little deviating from that was possible.”
Kiedis’s lyrics and melodies are patchy: sometimes clichéd and cringey, other times highly original, thoughtful and brilliantly put together. He’s an enigma, yet he’s an essential part of the creative process of team RHCP.
@@robh4906 to each his own with that take. So farfetched of an observation with mine, it's not even funny. May god, Allah, or what ever you believe in have pitty on your poor soul after that blasphemy.
I have never been one of those people that dreamed of talking to and famous person but Anthony is someone I would love to sit and talk about life with him!!!! He’s very captivating!!!!
Saw you in the front row in Vegas loved it you guys taking the strokes on tour was big time I am now a big fan of you and your band Anthony ❤good interview
@@brentj.peterson6070 it's more about genetics and taking good care with food and exercises than anything, my grandma worked hard all her life, starved when she was young during WW2 and was looking great in old age, and 20 years younger than she was till her 80's. Meanwhile you have plenty of filthy rich people who age terribly.
Ode to Frank Zappa. Zappa was creative in the same way. Frank went so far out there, the thought of writing a hit was impossible. RHCP can generate hits. That mustache is Zappa trying to come back from the dead.
Dude... I wish I could keep these great bands alive forever. I feel really depressed thinking there will be a day when I will be alive with none of them breathing the same air as me creating new songs. The idea of a future without great artists like them is sad.
Duuuude... where do I start?? 1.)~The future's not promised to ANYONE. 80's not Gua~raan~teed!!! B.)~They will live waaaaaaaaaaayy longer than you, UNLESS! YOU, yourself do something amazing to live on posthumously...like Create Something. I suggest Art, for it is the only thing that survives a civilization. That, and the story of whoever wins the war. 🎶 Your Picture in the dictionary 🎶 4.)~The government's not teaching kids how to count right
There's been so many times when I've been driving in my car and I've thought of song lyrics and not had a chance to write them down and by the time I stop somewhere they were gone
You truly cannot be any more honest than that. Anthony talking about even after 39 years of doing the damn thing, he still refers to himself as being sort of the idiot in the room when being with Flea, John and Chad practicing.
Love how Joe tells the interviewee how the creative process of making a song feels as a song writer. He has officially crossed over the Stern threshold of being spoiled by the money. Sooner or later every good fighter has to hang up the gloves
I think one of the creative influences of Red Hot Chili Peppers is a map of the United States. In almost every song he's always singing about a state, lol
RHCP’s back catalogue must be one of the most patchy and varied there has ever been. They’ve made masterpieces and pieces of poop. Poor albums that contain wonderful songs and albums that are solid gold all (or almost all) of the way through.
Rick Rubin is overrated. He had his time, but these days he’s non existent in the studio, his name on the back of the album ‘Produced by: Rick Rubin’ sells copies
I love how Anthony speaks! Vocabulary he uses, the positive free spirited goodness-
Zero fat in his speech
That's why the lyrics in The Getaway is probably his best lyrical work, the songs are so honest and introspective, a man with a broken heart starting to realize he's aging. I love it.
Interesting, like dark necessities?
@@djpotassium and The Longest Wave and Sick Love and Goodbye Angels and Feasting and Encore and Dreams of a Samurai and The Hunter, man especially The Hunter, such and underrated gem
You’re absolutely right. That album is amazing.
Underrated album
Wet sand and otherwise are deepest lyrics imo
I listen to their song Snow (Hey Oh) more than any other this year. The lyrics are so healing and encouraging to me.
And this just sums up why the RHCP excel. They are CONSTANTLY reinventing themselves and their style. It's why they'll never fade out like so many other bands that couldn't move with the times or limited themselves to one style.
1:20 I love how he said this, super warm and quick. And I'd love to see Aerosmith and RHCP talk about stuff.
“If it came to you it must mean something “… ❤❤❤❤❤❤
RHCP helped me get through college. Whenever I needed to concentrate, just put on some of their music and get to work. I have done some of my most efficient work while listening to them, even now that I am working.
"hard to concentrate" lol
I did the opposite. I’d start a song on TH-cam, then watch old interviews, then I’d watch old music videos, then I’d get sucked into the RHCP wormhole, completely engulfed and distracted 😂 then EVENTUALLY, I’d get my work done lol
“If you make that time to write, somethings gonna happen”.
Words of wisdom and applicable with anything that you are doing wether it’s songwriting or learning how to change oil in a car. Just gotta do it! Love that advice!
You got to get down to deep work.
What a beautiful conversation
Legendary and unique vocals. One of my favorites is “Mother Russia, do not suffer, I know your bold enough I’ve been around the world and I have seen your loooove.”
People hate on Anthony’s voice but I love it and his writing style is so damn unique. Even this new album has such beautiful melodies just as good as their stuff in the 90s/00s
Yeah he's a very cool frontman and has his own personal style, that's what's it's all about
@@TheRubberMatch I agree with you. For me, knowing that he was never a singer...just a dude hanging around a band who got into the mix...is amazing to me. He's grown into it beautifully, obviously. And I listen to his lyrics both for meaning and for simply cadence/sound...obviously he has a bunch of nonsense bullshit, but it flows for me.
Anthony has gibberish lyrics in a few songs i love that dude his style is very unique
yeah, it's his niche, and somehow made an art out of his unique style, funky art!
@@daryldraws8083 so divine! hell of an elevator all the while my fortune faded..
Sometimes our minds just think of jibberish so it's relatable.
Joe, you couldn’t have asked any more perfect questions. The same I would ask any musician of songs I love… as a musician/ song writer/ producer myself, it always interests me to know others writing process. Prince used the same setup and instruments in every song, in order to keep the creative juices flowing without interruption. Which is the best way any musician can write. Clear the path, so that its easier to walk it. Meaning, get all of the technical aspects out of the way, so that it allows complete creative freedom when writing the song.
Don’t put anything in the way, to block that mental path to creative nirvana. And as Anthony said… “No rules”. Don’t limit your creative prospects in order to fit a genre. Take what comes out and make the best of what it is. Don’t force it to be what its not meant to be. And most of all, have fun.
Once you uncuff yourself from the technical constraints that will kill creativity, your mind is free to accept those lightning bolts of ideas that may end up being your Sasquatch or Lochness Monster. Your one hit wonder or one of many to come. Which is why I think that so many one-hit wonder artists are made and disappear. If your mind isn’t free to accept the gifts that become your songs, you will be stuck in creative limbo until it is… and if you are a creative… Always carry around something to record those ideas when they happen. Because those who know, will tell you that as quickly as those ideas come to mind… They disappear.
Anthony: Zero Rules.
Josh (in an interview post leave): “As much as I thought they were up for experimentation, they generally stayed in their own lane.” “They’re an established band with an established sound, and I learned over time how little deviating from that was possible.”
Kiedis’s lyrics and melodies are patchy: sometimes clichéd and cringey, other times highly original, thoughtful and brilliantly put together. He’s an enigma, yet he’s an essential part of the creative process of team RHCP.
He's lucky. Everyone else in the band is all-world on their instruments. Anthony's lyrics and singing work, but he is by far the weakest link.
Subjective kiddos
@@robh4906 to each his own with that take.
So farfetched of an observation with mine, it's not even funny.
May god, Allah, or what ever you believe in have pitty on your poor soul after that blasphemy.
Agreed. He's got powerful lyrics.. good luck finding a good lyricist like him in any band anytime soon
He has some interesting melodies that a lot of musicians wouldn't think about but definitely more interesting than most pop songs 😁
I was raised up on Tony K ‘s lyrical genius!!! Thanks for so many songs, Sir Psycho Funky Monk!
Saw sir psycho live in Atlanta back in august, absolutely one of the best moments of my life 😂
"Under the bridge" might be their most popular song, but Soul to Squeeze is better.
I have never been one of those people that dreamed of talking to and famous person but Anthony is someone I would love to sit and talk about life with him!!!! He’s very captivating!!!!
Saw you in the front row in Vegas loved it you guys taking the strokes on tour was big time I am now a big fan of you and your band Anthony ❤good interview
Lots of rock n roll...........saw them live in Bangkok. I couldn't believe four people could conjure up that much energy.
One of the most distinctive voices ever for me.The Chilli Peppers wont be the Peppers without Anthony
Horrible Vocalist like DLR ....................listen to Mike Patton Faith no More ....Puts Anthony under the bridge
Different strokes for different folkes I guess
@@CP-kb1du damn bro. That's cool. I wonder whose way more popular tho
@@CP-kb1du horrible singer, great vocalist
I really want John to be here on JRE the most.
I really enjoyed this podcast. Anthony came across very well .
Rhcp is abstract art in lyrical form and i love it
He’s genius.
I’m obsessed with the new album right now. It’s so good. Thank you for putting out so much great music
Which do you like out of 2022
Absolutely. 2 incredible double albums.
I listened to unlimited love for like 7 months straight
This is so true and time tested. This is how films should be made also.
Dude is 60 wow! Looks great
Makes a huge difference if you're not grinding out a 12 hour day 5 days a week.
@@brentj.peterson6070 it's more about genetics and taking good care with food and exercises than anything, my grandma worked hard all her life, starved when she was young during WW2 and was looking great in old age, and 20 years younger than she was till her 80's. Meanwhile you have plenty of filthy rich people who age terribly.
I always wondered how a hit song gets created. Especially when. U have 4 different individuals doing different parts.
Ak’s lyrics are magical they connect people, it’s like someone out there gets it we are all similar ❤🌶️🎶🥰
I think this has to be my favorite guest on your podcast Joe
Rain dance Maggie must have been a great session such a banger
Ive been in his moms house i layed tile in the kitchen :) awesome. She has lil red chilli peppers on the door , and pictures of him everywhere.
That is theeee cutest thing!!!
If it came to you , it means something.... 👌
“If it came to you, it means something.”
I like that. It’s almost like your soul speaking to you, it means something.
Zero rules. Thats why I love rhcp . Also im from grand rapids michigan like you .
Anthony is fascinating to listen to
Ode to Frank Zappa. Zappa was creative in the same way. Frank went so far out there, the thought of writing a hit was impossible. RHCP can generate hits. That mustache is Zappa trying to come back from the dead.
I'd compare Zappa to Mr. Bungle more than the RCHP.....
Anthony is right. Sometimes ideas will jump out of your head so fast that you can’t remember them. So write it ALL down.
Dude... I wish I could keep these great bands alive forever. I feel really depressed thinking there will be a day when I will be alive with none of them breathing the same air as me creating new songs. The idea of a future without great artists like them is sad.
Duuuude... where do I start??
1.)~The future's not promised to ANYONE. 80's not Gua~raan~teed!!!
B.)~They will live waaaaaaaaaaayy longer than you, UNLESS! YOU, yourself do something amazing to live on posthumously...like Create Something. I suggest Art, for it is the only thing that survives a civilization. That, and the story of whoever wins the war. 🎶 Your Picture in the dictionary 🎶
4.)~The government's not teaching kids how to count right
West Side
*******You got this, Nate Dogg********
(((((((((((YOUR PICTURE in the dictionary))))))))))))
3:10 adds soul
He’s right about honesty look at that Rich men north of richmond guy
There's been so many times when I've been driving in my car and I've thought of song lyrics and not had a chance to write them down and by the time I stop somewhere they were gone
This guy is a trip
RHCP are dope
I know what 2 put with that 😎 you have to have chemistry in a band....most important thing.
You truly cannot be any more honest than that. Anthony talking about even after 39 years of doing the damn thing, he still refers to himself as being sort of the idiot in the room when being with Flea, John and Chad practicing.
Or I'll come in, "I have these words, they're lookin for a home." What do you think?
“Ninety percent of success in life is just showing up.”
Woody Allen
"We made a formula throughout the 90's and 00's and we repeat it ad nauseam"
LOVE
That is fkn glorious…
Simple just gods working on a music
A hacksaw, en-e-thing!
"The Muse likes to find you writing"
The Red Hot Chili Peppers creative process. It’s comical to think of.
I would love to hear the chilis do a punk album
Caaaaliiifoooorniaaaaaaa. Cali, Cali. California.
Anthony looks like a character that could've be taken from Tiger King 🐯🐯🐯😁
❤
The dirty sancho
Love how Joe tells the interviewee how the creative process of making a song feels as a song writer. He has officially crossed over the Stern threshold of being spoiled by the money. Sooner or later every good fighter has to hang up the gloves
Write something about California
I think one of the creative influences of Red Hot Chili Peppers is a map of the United States. In almost every song he's always singing about a state, lol
Lmao
Especially California lol
Anthony Keidis Reminds Me of Lenny Kravitz in some ways m8.
in brasil we sing Guibriurei guibriuei gruibriureu now (give it away)
"I kinda feel like I'm surrounded by Geniuses and I'm a little bit of the idiot."
I guess those rumours of Sonny Bono’s death were greatly exaggerated.
Put that idea down❤
he does alot of hand motions when he talks, must be his greek side !
He’s not Greek 😂
That mustache is gonna happen I'll tell you what.
RHCP’s back catalogue must be one of the most patchy and varied there has ever been. They’ve made masterpieces and pieces of poop. Poor albums that contain wonderful songs and albums that are solid gold all (or almost all) of the way through.
I love Anthony and the Peppers but he has got to be dying that mustache black. lol
This part of the podcast started ok then Joe gets so sappy ass weak. Really dude?
Mike Patton is King. Thanks for the dance moves, Anthony!
He couldn’t touch the balls hairs on the Chili peppers. He’s done about 4 good songs, chilli peppers have done about 75.
"Creative"
Cause my buckets got a hooole innit. Yeah my buckets got a hooole innit. Yeah my buckets got a hooole innit, I can't buy no beer. Rock.
Joe Rogan trying to decipher what the fuck happened to Anthony’s writing after stadium Arcadian
they really need 2 get back 2 the hard funk, theyre too F----ing soft now !!
Well that's dissapointing.. To see Anthony on Joe...
And on Epstein island visitors list
I wish he’d asked him “how do you create such a masterpiece as BSSM or a decade of genuine funk before that and now suck so bad?”
Booo
@@toadjones7979 exactly how I feel every time I hear something from after One Hot Minute. BOOOOOOO!
The band that cool people stop listening to in 8th grade.
Peppers are 10 years past anything worth listening too ...John has returned to a empty group .... living off their past glory ..............
Rick Rubin is overrated. He had his time, but these days he’s non existent in the studio, his name on the back of the album ‘Produced by: Rick Rubin’ sells copies
no one cares lispy boy . wake me up when its mike patton
Keep crying kiddo
Lol then go watch Joe Rogans interview with Mike Patton. Oh wait he's irrelevant
hard to believe they are 60 feel younger than most 20 year olds today
He got skinny, he used to be ripped up like prime jean Claude van damme if I call the mid 90’s correctly!
Heroin and a map of California
Someone please take this man’s hair dye away.
Did you think that up all by yourself? Good for you!!!!!
@@rexrogers1859 No, I read it on The Onion, you devil worshipper!
60 is the new 40
So sick of them
The worst lyricist of all time