Red Hot Chili Peppers / Out In The World 1985-1986 (1DVDR)

1985-08-17 Germany, Gorhausen, Rockpalast Festival
DigiTV Re-Broadcast
01.Intro
02. Out In L.A.
03. Jungle Man
04. Buckle Down
05. Green Heaven
06. Hollywood
07. Stranded
08. Blackeyed Blonde
09. Baby Appeal / You Always Sing The Same
10. True Men Don't Kill Coyotes
11. Get Up And Jump
12. Battle Ship
13.Fire

1986-01-29 Hoosier Ballroom　Indianapolis, Indiana
Original Betamax Master
14.Intro
15. Out In L.A.
16. Backwoods
17. Buckle Down
18. Jungle Man
19. Anthony's Rap
20. Blackeyed Blonde
21. Green Heaven
22. Police Helicopter
23. Baby Appeal
twenty four. Thirty Dirty Birds
25. Me & My Friends
26. Mommy, Where's Daddy
27. Catholic School Girls Rule
28. Get Up, Stand Up
29. Get Up & Jump
30. Nervous Breakdown
31. Nevermind
32. Fire
33. Yertle The Turtle
34. You Always Sing The Same

Anthony Kiedis - vocals
Flea - bass
Hillel Slovak - guitar / vocals
Jack Irons - drums

For younger Red Hot Chili Peppers fans, John Frusciante and Chad Smith are indispensable to the band and have many fans. However, during the Red Hot Chili Peppers' most vibrant period, especially on their second album "Freaky Styley," produced by George Clinton, the funky guitarist Hillel Slovak, who tragically died from a heroin overdose, was the driving force behind the band's intensely powerful energy. And on drums was Jack Irons. This time, we have a title that couples two of the best live performances from that era! One is the legendary George Clinton's appearance in Hollywood, a famous performance at the 1985 Rockpalast Festival. This footage has become a classic, and it was recently rebroadcast on DigiTV. This release is a direct digital recording from the master, boasting the highest quality official recording to date! The other is a gig from 1986, when they were doing crazy live shows in clubs, and you can experience that earthy atmosphere. It's an audience recording, but we have obtained the original master and remastered it, including the audio, to bring you the highest quality recording to date. This is a must-have compilation of early Red Hot Chili Peppers. Rediscover what the real Red Hot Chili Peppers were like during this period.