Red Hot Chili Peppers discography, part 2

Fourth, their 1989 album Mother's Milk:

• Subway to Venus...great rhythm...and horns! Again with the reminders of Oingo Boingo
• "Nobody Weird Like Me"...flaming bass
• The last EMI album and the first with John Frusciante and Chad Smith.
• Liking the bonus tracks on the 2003 remastered album
• Much better on headphones than my crappy laptop speakers....
• "Salute to Kareem"...great bass line

Fifth, their 1991 album Blood Sugar Sex Magik:

• "Funky Monks"...really liking the funk : o )
• "The Righteous & the Wicked"...nice
• Watched the SNL 1992 version of Under the Bridge a few times and can see the tension...John had checked out in more ways than one at that performance....
• Magik from the Houdini mansion?
• Frusciante looked way different with short hair and then the mohawk during the Houdini mansion recordings of the album...the beard growth in a few videos shows what he would end up looking like later 
• My high school administration allowed the student council to play "Under the Bridge" over the loudspeakers the last hour of the last day of class of my junior year, I think
• "Naked in the Rain" ... great bass solo
• "Apache Rose Peacock"...love the funk
• "Sir Psycho Sexy"...too fun...would be a great karaoke song
• "Little Miss Lover" great bass kick
• Learned something new: Soul to Squeeze appeared as a b-side and not on the album
• "Sikamikanico"...yes! : o ) 
• "Fela's Cock"...Intentional typo's and great rhythm
• Frusciante quit in April of 1992...

Sixth, their 1995 album One Hot Minute:

• Enter Dave Navarro
• "My Friends" : had no idea the song talked about Flea's life...assumed it referred to Anthony's
• "Coffee Shop"...darker driving mood : o )
• "One Big Mob"...back to the funk! : o ) Then chills out for a while, then back....
• "Walkabout" has lots to like: a nice funk and guitar riff throughout ...very nice--they used a cuíca to get that squeaky sound : o )
• "Tearjerker" -- lots of vulnerabilities in the lyrics...a bit of a bluesy guitar for a few seconds
• "Shallow Be Thy Game": picks up the pace again...slap bass
• "Transcending": smoothness, a triangle, then distortion
• "Bob" sort of reminds me of a Jimi Hendrix guitar riff...apparently Navarro lists Hendrix as an influence, which makes sense
• Exit Dave Navarro

Seventh, their 1999 album Californication:

• John Frusciante returns
• "All Around the World": hard to top that opening. Epic.
• "Get on Top" : great bass groove
• "I Like Dirt" : funky
• "The Velvet Glove" : great opening riffs and melody
• "Purple Stain" has a really catchy bass hook
• "Right On Time" shows a bit of a preview of where Anthony goes "Can't Stop"
• "Gong Li" : wow, an mbira! : o )
• "Over Funk": hurray for more funk
• "How Strong" sounds like country-western funk in the beginning
• "Instrumental #1"...great bass line...melancholy 
• "Instrumental #2" ...liking these instrumental jams
• "Teatro Jam" distortion fun