find a different style of funk rock to suit the fans. 'On Mercury', a perfect mix of drums, guitars and Kiedis' vocals to keep the satisfying rhythm of their album flowing. 'Minor Thing' adds more funk to their style of rock, coming in at the fourteenth track for some great lyrics. 'Warm Tape', a nice follow-up to the funkier tracks, milestones the album at number fifteen for those Chili Pepper drums, guitars and vocals once more. 'Venice Queen', the perfect finale to the album, though somewhat lengthy, gradually speeds up the pace right up to the end of the album. Overall, this is a smash hit, best-selling album, which will be remembered as the Red Hot Chili Peppers' rise to power as one of the most outstanding bands in the world. Buy this album now! First things first, this is not normally what I would class as 'my thing', but after much deliberation I decided that I had to have this album. I can't admit to being one of the Chili's biggest fans up until now, even though I loved some of their older tracks, but 'By the Way' breaks away from a lot of their previous work, and is an eclectic and by all means amazing album. 'By the way' 'The Zephyr song' and 'Can't stop' (with that amazing, random video!) have all done legendarily for this album, but there are many more tracks in the same wave as these, some even better, to be found on 'By the