Red Hot Chili Peppers released their tenth studio album titled “I am with you” from his latest album “Stadium Arcadium” in 2006, and since the departure of Josh Frusciante in 2009, the band’s first album, which featured Josh Klinghoffer their new guitarist.

Red Hot Chili Peppers for me is one of many groups in a way shaped the sound of 90s rock, funk rock their sound is very unique and easy to jam while listening to “I am with you” I don ‘ did not even bother to skip songs or something, because at the end of the music industry, we have been bombarded with electronic dance music, RHCP offers a break from all that and give us music that is easy to listen.

In my opinion, after over twenty years (or is it thirty?) By RHCP as a band, it’s not the end, and it is not even an album transtition as if they were experimenting with a new sound, no, I too looks more like a statement from the band told their fans “We’re not going anywhere, we’re still here.” It does not matter how best antivirus 2011 many times they changed the group, or failure, they still hold their own when it comes to be one of the best alternative rock bands.

But in this album, we must emphasize that the guitars are not as strong as Frusciante is, but hey, the presence Klinghoffer is there, but a more subtle way. At this point, it would not look like the band wants to try new sounds, in fact, I think they’ll stick to what they know that there’s funk-punk rock, and occasionally on Kiedis slap the guitar and drums, as always, is impressive. This album could have been me if it was amazing 10/10 note melodies and texts deep breath that made me return the song to repeat what Kiedis says, but no, I’m quite a decent album when it comes to instruments with words decent and overall I’m satisfied because I prefer that the Red Hot Chili Peppers are an autotuned song, God forbid.

Some of my favorite songs of this album is “Look Around”, “Death Song Brendan”, “Happiness Loves Company” and “Ethiopia.”

In conclusion, I think this album is worth your dollars, if you’ve heard of Red Hot Chili Peppers before and are accustomed to what they do, I expected an edgier album to be honest, but I agree with it and recommend it to anyone who wants to take a break from our local stations that played “I’m with you” is like a breath of fresh air.