Welcome back to the second installment dedicated to the Red Hot Chili Peppers.

After the triumph of Blood Sugar Sex Magik, the Red Hot Chili Peppers entered a period of transition and changes. In 1995, One Hot Minute was released, marking the debut of guitarist Dave Navarro. The album explores darker and more complex sounds while still retaining the distinctive RHCP signature. One Hot Minute features emotionally charged tracks like "My Friends" and "Aeroplane," highlighting Kiedis's lyrical depth. Despite its success, the bond with Navarro dissolved in 1998.

As the new millennium approached, the band returned to full force, thanks in part to the comeback of John Frusciante. In 1999, the Red Hot Chili Peppers released the worldwide success Californication, once again produced by Rick Rubin. The success continued with the subsequent By the Way (2002), an album that explores more melodic sounds.

Four years later, Stadium Arcadium was finally released, a double album featuring true hits such as "Dani California" and the melancholic "Snow (Hey Oh)," which we present to you today!