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In October 1984, when the Red Hot Chili Peppers performed this rare live set in Columbus, Ohio, they were still carving their niche in the music world, riding the waves of their self-titled debut album released just a year earlier. The band was still finding its feet, blending funk and punk with a raw energy that was both infectious and unique. Jack Sherman, who played guitar during this performance, had joined the group after Hillel Slovak's departure and added a different flavor to their sound, showcasing their evolving musical identity. Interestingly, they were on the cusp of entering a more commercially successful phase, soon releasing their second album, "Freaky Styley," which would build on the bubbling excitement they'd started to create. This Columbus gig captures the essence of a band at the precipice of something great, a moment when their artistic vision was just beginning to crystallize.