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In November 1997, when the Red Hot Chili Peppers graced the stage at the Huntridge Theater for a live performance of "I Could Have Lied," they were just on the brink of a major evolution in their career. This was just before the release of their acclaimed album, "The Uplift Mofo Party Plan," which came out in 1987 and established their unique blend of funk rock. However, the band truly hit its stride with the 1999 album "Californication." It's interesting to note that this live recording features John Frusciante, whose return to the band marked a pivotal moment in their sound. His guitar work and distinctive style would soon propel the Chili Peppers to new heights, intertwining vulnerability and raw energy within their music. The Las Vegas concert serves as a snapshot of a transitional phase, where you could feel the simmering potential for greatness just waiting to burst forth.