Red Hot Chili Peppers
Return Of The Dream Canteen
Rare & Collectible Vinyl Records

Sealed 2022 2LP Gatefold Original. 17 Brand New Songs From The Chili's Only Six Months After Delivering Love Unlimited With Frusciante Back In Tow. "The Reunion Party Continues For The Red Hot Chili Peppers On Return Of The Dream Canteen, The Band's Second Full-Length Of 2022. Following That April's Chart-Topping Unlimited Love -- A Sprawling Set Of Funk-Infused Tunes Celebrating John Frusciante's Return To The Fold -- This Equally Lengthy Collection Of Feel-good Tunes Was Recorded In The Same Fruitful Rick Rubin Sessions That Yielded Its Predecessor. Fans Of That Album's Exploratory Nature Will Delight In This Flood Of Similarly Trippy And Free-Form Jams. Once Again, There Aren't Many Radio-Friendly Moments On This 75-Minute Journey. The Closest They Come Is The Lead Single, "Tippa My Tongue," A Deviously Catchy Earworm That Rides A Playful "Na Na" Chant And A Squiggly Bassline. Elsewhere, They Tap Into The Spirit Of Hendrix On The Towering "Reach Out," While "Fake As Fu@k" And "Bella" Continue That Hero Worship, Adding Some Parliament Into The Mix For Good Measure. Speaking Of Guitar Heroes, "Eddie" Is An Epic Tribute To The Late Van Halen Axeman, Which Lets Frusciante Loose On A Show-Stopping Extended Solo, One Of Many On The LP. Much Like Unlimited Love, The Vibe On Dream Canteen Is Fairly Consistent, With Just A Few Surprises Tossed In To Prevent The Entire Album From Becoming One Undistinguishable Entity. Unexpected, Programmed Beats Percolate On The Atmospheric Digital Wash Of "My Cigarette" And The Jagged Throwback "Bag Of Grins," While "La La La La La La La La" Offers A Rare Midtempo Ballad. Meanwhile, The Sparse, Drawn-out Closer "In The Snow" Detours With A Spoken Word, Stream Of Consciousness Flow From Anthony Kiedis. Like Its Sibling Unlimited Love, Return Of The Dream Canteen Benefits From The Positive Energy Of These Four Friends Just Having Fun In The Studio, And Is Designed For Listeners To Plug In And Bliss Out Without Any Expectations Of Mainstream-Ready Fare." AMG Review By Neil Z. Yeung.