Album · 2022

Unlimited Love

Released
1 April 2022
Label
Warner Records
Catalogue no.
WPCR-18503
Tracklist
18 tracks
Length
1:16:36
Country
JP

“Unlimited Love” is an album by Red Hot Chili Peppers, released in 2022 on Warner Records. The original release has 18 tracks with a running time of 1:16:36. The line-up features Anthony Kiedis (lead vocals), Chad Smith (drums (drum set), tambourine), Flea (electric bass guitar), John Frusciante (electric guitar, background vocals) and Matt Rollings (piano).

Who played on Unlimited Love

  • Anthony Kiedis lead vocals on 1 track
  • Chad Smith drums (drum set), tambourine on 1 track
  • Flea electric bass guitar on 1 track
  • John Frusciante electric guitar, background vocals on 1 track
  • Matt Rollings piano on 1 track

Tracklist

  1. 1 Black Summer 3:52
  2. 2 Here Ever After 3:50
  3. 3 Aquatic Mouth Dance 4:21
  4. 4 Not the One 4:26
  5. 5 Poster Child 5:18
  6. 6 The Great Apes 5:02
  7. 7 It’s Only Natural 5:34
  8. 8 She’s a Lover 3:41
  9. 9 These Are the Ways 3:56
  10. 10 Whatchu Thinkin’ 3:41
  11. 11 Bastards of Light 3:39
  12. 12 White Braids & Pillow Chair 3:41
  13. 13 One Way Traffic 4:11
  14. 14 Veronica 4:29
  15. 15 Let ’Em Cry 4:23
  16. 16 The Heavy Wing 5:31
  17. 17 Tangelo 3:54
  18. 18 Nerve Flip 3:06

Production

  • Bo Bodnar recording
  • Chaz Sexton engineer
  • Dylan Neustadter recording
  • Ethan Mates recording
  • Jason Lader recording
  • Jonathan Pfarr engineer
  • Phillip Broussard recording
  • Rick Rubin producer
  • Ryan Hewitt mix, recording

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Frequently asked questions

Who played on Unlimited Love?

The line-up of Unlimited Love includes Anthony Kiedis (lead vocals), Chad Smith (drums (drum set), tambourine), Flea (electric bass guitar), John Frusciante (electric guitar, background vocals) and Matt Rollings (piano).

Which label released Unlimited Love?

Unlimited Love was released in 2022 on Warner Records (WPCR-18503).

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