Don't forget me Definitely not to be forgotten! Once again the guitar is first in, with Kiedis soon to follow, but as you begin to wonder when this track will really get started along comes the chorus, making you feel guilty that you ever considered reaching out to that skip button on your CD player! The Zephyr song Well known and well aired, but somehow it never seems to lose its appeal. Another favourite, which flows all the way with its hippy, punky style and psychedelic guitars. (Just so you know 'zephyr' is a mild, gentle breeze. Impress your friends with that one!) Can't stop Isn't this song just the album in a whole? The build up comes from nowhere, and as it gathers momentum you know that you should prepare for something huge. Can't stop delivers its promise and has to rank as the best track released from this album with its funky, raucous guitars and Anthony's trademark rap style just making it all perfect. Upbeat and funky, what else could we ask? I could die for you As this song starts, so you begin to wonder 'Oh no, so the filler must start here', but for a R.H.C.P ballad 'I could die for you' has obviously been included for good reason. Despite the claims of arrogant self promotion with this track, give it a chance and take a few listens to reveal its full merit, and the sentimentality laid momentarily bare in the most revealing way. Midnight A