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| | Trademark, Copyright, and Entertainment Law Forum: Red Hot Trademark Infringement. . . or Not |
 | | Looking at some of the discography of the band, album titles such as "Freaky Styley," "Mother's Milk," and "Blood Sugar Sex Magik" highlight the earlier part of the band's career while "Californication," "By the Way" and "Stadium Arcadium" highlight the latest part of the band's career. |
 | | While "Californication" was the best-selling album for the band, "Blood Sugar Sex Magik," was probably the album that put the band on the popular music map (and probably marked a turning point in their sound due to the popular slow-tempo song, "Under the Bridge"). |
 | | Ultimately, "Californication," while a great height in the band's career, cannot be a trademark for the band as the band's name itself would be the mark. |
| tmcentlawforum.blogspot.com /2008/01/red-hot-trademark-infringement-or-not.html (682 words) |
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