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        The LA band&#039;s 10th album retains the funk, but incorporates keys and a new guitarist with a unique voice.
            by Joel Weiss
            As the galloping &quot;Monarchy of Roses&quot; opens Red Hot Chili Peppers&#039; 10th album and first new release in five years, I immediately notice Josh Klinghoffer&#039;s back-up vocals. Fans of ex-RHCP guitarist John Frusciante&#039;s solo material will recognize Klinghoffer&#039;s unique, slightly effeminate voice throughout I&#039;m With You.&hellip;
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