Freaky Styley

Red Hot Chili Peppers

Freaky Styley

RELEASED: August 16, 1985
TYPE: FULL LENGTH
1. Jungle Man 4:09 2. Hollywood 5:03 3. American Ghost Dance 3:45 4. If You Want Me to Stay 4:07 5. Nevermind 2:48 6. Freaky Styley 3:38 7. Blackeyed Blonde 2:40 8. The Brothers Cup 3:27 9. Battle Ship 1:53 10. Lovin’ and Touchin’ 0:36 11. Catholic School Girls Rule 1:55 12. Sex Rap 1:54 13. Thirty Dirty Birds 0:14 14. Yertle the Turtle 3:37
Freaky Styley is the fourth studio album by American rock band Red Hot Chili Peppers, released on August 16, 1985. The album marks a significant evolution in the band's style, showcasing a blend of funk, punk rock, and psychedelic elements. Produced by George Clinton, it features a more polished sound compared to their previous work, incorporating elaborate arrangements and a diverse range of instruments. The album includes notable tracks such as 'Jungle Man' and 'Hollywood (Africa)', and is regarded as a key release that helped to define the Funk Rock genre. Its legacy has grown over the years, influencing numerous artists and solidifying the band's place in rock history.