Red Hot Chili Peppers : Freaky Styley

Freaky Styley is the second album by Red Hot Chili Peppers, released in 1985 through EMI America. It saw the band back with original guitarist Hillel Slovak. It had four singles: "Jungle Man", "American Ghost Dance", "Catholic School Girls Rule", and "Hollywood (Africa)". The cover artwork features the band jumping infront of Michelangelo's Last Judgment.

It was produced by George Clinton of P-Funk (who were a major influence on the Chili Peppers) fame and featured a full horn section, with Flea actually being a part. It never dented the Billboard Top 200, and most professional critics ignored it completely and have, in most cases, continued to do so.

The track "Yertle the Turtle" uses several verses directly from Dr. Seuss' poem of the same name, "Yertle the Turtle".

Track listing:

1. Jungle Man
2. Hollywood (Africa)
3. American Ghost Dance
4. If You Want Me to Stay
5. Nevermind
6. Freaky Styley
7. Blackeyed Blonde
8. The Brothers Cup
9. Battleship
10. Lovin' and Touchin'
11. Catholic School Girls Rule
12. Sex Rap
13. Thirty Dirty Birds4
14. Yertle the Turtle

Bonus tracks on 2003 remastered version:

1. Nevermind
2. Sex Rap
3. Freaky Styley
4. Millionaires Against Hunger

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