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On June 16, 1996, during the Tibetan Freedom Concert in Golden Gate Park, the Red Hot Chili Peppers delivered a memorable performance that captured their vivid energy and eclectic sound. At this time, they had just released their hugely successful album "One Hot Minute" in 1995, which marked a shift in their sound and tone following the departure of guitarist John Frusciante. This live show came at a pivotal moment for the band, reflecting a blend of new musical directions and their foundational funk-rock style. Interestingly, the concert itself underscored a significant cause—advocating for Tibetan freedom—which made it more than just a musical event; it was a rallying cry for justice, showcasing the band's commitment to social issues. This engagement not only resonated with fans but also highlighted the band’s willingness to use their platform for activism, a theme that continues to echo in their works. It's a testament to how music can intersect with meaningful causes.