Red Hot Chili Peppers : True Men Don't Kill Coyotes

"True Men Don't Kill Coyotes" is the first track from the eponymous 1984 debut album of The Red Hot Chili Peppers. It was the first music video the band ever released - released as a single. Establishing the blueprint that would confirm their hybridized style of funk/punk and raunchy rock and roll. The Red Hot Chili Peppers are the archetype of rock rebellion - from strutting the stage wearing a lone sock to getting arrested, they have reached the pinnacle of notoriety as "bad boys" of rock. But there is much more to the Chili Peppers than sensational exhibitionism. They have shattered rock's state of terminal lethargic conformism and are hitting platinum sales in the US. The author of this book has spent three years researching the tangled private lives of the Chili Peppers,