Red Hot Chili Peppers? Yes, Red Hot Chili Peppers. New “album” on pre-order, with a concert special, all from iTunes. (I'm tempted to add “baby” here, and try to affect a bad British accent, but I'm afraid I might come close to crossing some sort of line of taste... ). Also get a chance to be in line early for concert tickets.
Here's the linkage: Red Hot Chili Peppers Stadium Arcadium Pre-Order + Concert Ticket Offer.
I do like a good red hot song. And I'm partial to chili peppers. In moderation, of course.
You know what they should do? They should give away free tats. As in tattoos. As in, well, the chilis are well tattooed. And.
Lord, I'm really reaching, aren't I?
With the hype on this new “album” (can we stop using that word so I can stop putting it in quotation marks?) I hope it won't be a disappointment.
Nah. Couldn't happen.
Could it?
What should we call an album in stead of “album?” Is it okay to call it “album?” Are the days of the “album” finished? I know I tend to buy a lot of songs these days rather than full “albums.” Seems safer. Even when we save money by purchasing the full fling.
There. How about we call it a fling?
Maybe not. Any suggestions?
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