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Back in February of 1987, the Red Hot Chili Peppers were riding the wave of their energetic, funk-infused musical style after the release of their self-titled debut album in 1984 and swiftly following it up with “Freaky Styley” in 1985. However, things were about to change dramatically. By the time of this live performance at the Embassy Hotel, they were pushing boundaries and solidifying their place in the rock scene. The lineup at this specific gig featured drummer Jack Irons and guitarist Hillel Slovak, both pivotal figures in shaping their signature sound. Interestingly, this performance marked a period of intense creativity but also turmoil, as Slovak tragically struggled with addiction, which would later impact the band deeply. The raw energy captured in this live recording offers a glimpse into a pivotal moment in their journey, full of that quintessential Chili Peppers vibe that mixes joy with an undercurrent of struggle and resilience.