JAKARTA - Frontman Red Hot Chili Peppers, Anthony Kiedis doesn't think of himself as a musician. How come?
In the latest episode of the RHCP bassist podcast, Flea titled This Little Light, Kiedis voiced her distrust with her role as a musician. While speaking to the Los Angeles Times, Flea revealed that her conversation with Kiedis made them cry.
"What's really good is with Anthony. We both cry because I never talk to him about things like that. Anthony doesn't really think of himself as a musician or that he has any music education. He used to say we had to change the name of the band to
And people will demean it, you know? [Penteran Pearl Jam] Eddie Vedder is there like Pavarotti, but the resonances are different from Anthony, "he continued.
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After being asked if Flea believed her bandmate was a good singer, this was the bassist's answer.
"I think he's a great singer. And he's always learning and getting better. When we started the band, he couldn't sing a single pitch he just shouted. Now he has a melody, and he's not even fixated on that melody. He flows and dreams of it.
Look, I know who the great singer is: Kurt Cobain [Nirvana], Jim Morrison [The Doors], Roger Daltrey [The Who]. But for me, what I care about any musician is someone who sounds like them. And nothing sounds like Anthony Kiedis."
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