Faith No More - Malpractice - In The Studio

This is kinda funny.

[@WFZONE-rr2ug]

I simply see two geniuses who did not understand each other

[@TheseBitchesWantNikes]

It's a shame Jim Martin didn't like the music on this record when it's easily still their best album.

[@Awesomemusic19]

This album was so fucking innovative, influential, and waaay ahead of it's time. It's still so fucking crazy to think this was being written and recorded in 91/92 (and right after the real thing, nonetheless.)

[@rustyjames1727]

The music on AD wasn't all that much more weird or out there than their previous 3 albums. I think that Jim might have had an issue with having to pay for all the samples they had on that record. I read somewhere him saying that he thought they should've made their own sounds instead of sampling.

[@ziggypop79]

Nah I think The Real Thing slays Angel Dust

[@breal1183]

@@ziggypop79 Hahahahahaha NOT!

[@lucid_delirium976]

@@rustyjames1727 that's true. Jim also didn't like the way the album was recorded. He wanted to record each song in one perfect take instead of piecing it together layer by layer.

[@Wolf.88]

Angel Dust is an incredible album

[@mtamech535]

I just started getting into it again. I was 16 when it came out and I liked it...but it was an odd sound and not like the real thing. Now in my 40's I can't stop playing it. Its in my head when I wake up and blasting when I'm in the shop.

[@dyr234]

I love how he has a vision of his own song of how it's gonna pan out

[@Jorthax]

Whew, tough break on old Jimmy boy when the kid he wanted started writing the music.

and then Jim just drank his beer... 🤣

[@edybocman76]

He not impressed

[@lannyhelton9287]

I would too if I had to deal with Mike

[@downtoearth6252]

​@@lannyhelton9287Whats the deal with Mike's attitude? Everyone seems to have harsh words on him

[@lannyhelton9287]

@@downtoearth6252 and the key word is everyone.

[@downtoearth6252]

@@lannyhelton9287 im starting to like him

[@KindaCulty]

Malpractice is my favorite FNM song. And the Dillinger/Patton version is mucho excellente! Also love the Godflesh reference. Years later Justin Broadrick released his Jesu albums through Ipecac.

[@jflesh8673]

Which ones? What releases has Jesu EVER put out on Ipecac..?

[@wizardaka]

I actually had no idea Dillinger and Patton had worked together. I just heard one song by them years ago - Black Bubblegum - and loved it because of how FNM it was. Have to check all their stuff out now.

[@mymasteriwanttoserveyouand9903]

Martin is like the fuck am I doing here

[@trenken]

And he was gone a short time later. A lot of fans like angel dust. I think it mostly sucks. I LOVE the real thing. An all time favorite album of mine. They wrote the entire album before mike joined. Mike was an obnoxious clown when he was young and im not sure jim ever liked him. This clip is like the longest ive seen mike go without acting like an idiot. Jim was an old school metal guy on top of it. He loved 80s metallica and thats really what he wanted to be doing. More thrash shit. They got away from that on angel dust. He apparently hated these songs and just didnt want to be involved in it.

[@mymasteriwanttoserveyouand9903]

@@trenken >Mike was an obnoxious clown when he was young yes, the main cause for mr. bungle

[@bd9299292]

@@trenken It would be one thing if Jim left during this time and joined Megadeth or something. Instead, he threw a little pity-party for himself and publicly disparaged one of the most well-regarded and influential albums of all time, then retired from music altogether. Sure, Patton was kind of a douche at the time but Jim just took his ball and went home.

[@trenken]

@@bd9299292 his retirement was a little later. He started some metal band after this. Cant remember what it was called. Jim is a metal guy. Angel dust isnt a metal album. He thought it was super corny with stuff like be aggressive and whatever else. Didnt he call it fag music or something? I love the real thing. Its one of my all time favorite albums. Angel dust didnt really work for me. Theres some stuff on it i like but i personally think it isnt even really close to as good as real thing.

[@colinburroughs9871]

@@trenken they're much closer than I think people thought when this was all fresh. Malpractice, Suprise, Epic, Land of Sunshine, you could swap plenty of the tunes between the two.... these records aren't terribly different. Jim didn't see the next thing coming in 1992. It happens. Lot's of 70's/80's guitar guys at that time didn't like the "new" thing.

[@melodycoull9638]

Omg so young! It's watching an accomplished artist mastering his work in the early years

[@arschflugkoerper007]

gotta love Jim Martins style :D

[@vicaldama9314]

"GODFLESH kinda thing" - im going to relisten

[@savag3mma420]

…And then poof…a masterpiece was then created. Love that song

[@lautaromartinezdavico2947]

Jim Martin didn't understand anything...haha.

[@edybocman76]

He was not impressed

[@mymasteriwanttoserveyouand9903]

​@@edybocman76he prefers just standing doing nothing for 1/3 of the track like in epic

[@Themacchuck]

He walked by our crew when we were on smoko in 2006. We were just listening to King for a day. Portland, OR. He was super humble.

[@juanf5391]

I still can't get past those sideburns.

[@Cubehead666]

Neither could Mister Burns!

[@juanf5391]

@@Cubehead666 Sick…burn!

[@destro513]

This is brilliant Jim Martin faith is the absolute slayingest

[@NickWeirGUITARIST]

imagine being in a band with Mike Patton and thinking it's lame *cough Jim Martin*

[@dane21dc]

The great thing about FNM is that they are an egoless band. One of Jim’s issues was his ego. His only concern during that record is where he fit in

[@xxLonniExx]

Yep, shame on him.

[@Endureth]

Mike Patton is lame.

[@downtoearth6252]

I love the way that it's shot

[@RedMachineKieran]

Godflesh

[@kevinspencer4163]

Body dome ligth

[@angster4267]

Yee

[@ramirosanchez7878]

FNM can even do Industrial

[@robotpizza]

Ahhhh, leaving off on a cliffhanger! Would love to see more of this video

[@BB-ro4nw]

...and my favorite FNM song was born ❤‍🔥❤‍🔥❤‍🔥

[@saturnlizards]

Pregnant

[@thecalmboi4236]

new song

[@johnarchluleta]

One of the best albums in rock

[@ericmsandoval]

That beginning singing sounds like The Beatles “Good Morning” lol

[@MindTheDrift]

Surprised no one is talking how well he is at multitasking, explaining and controlling the bass and playing it pretty impressively. I’ve never been aware of him playing a n instrument other than the synths/effects/boards, but he really blew my hair back!

[@amosonyoutube]

damn he’s good at gutair

[@anonymouse527]

Weh weh weh weah weah weh . ..

[@robertwaller2983]

Evil genius

[@antonigongora]

Mi amorcito mike patton😍

[@duckface524]

had no clue he played bass

[@RuffisInc]

I mean, he’s more playing guitar on it to show Jim

[@Jorthax]

Yeah, neither did Jim when he suggested Patton get involved.

[@YouTubeViolates1A]

It's only 4 strings. ;) Only kidding, you bass players out there. We appreciate you.

[@neilpatrickhairless]

He plays a lot of instruments, weirdly, and weirdly enough

[@kultur-vultur]

He played bass on the song Hypocrites for the original Raging Wrath of the Easter Bunny demo tape.

[@TheProdiKaLiSon]

Poor Jim. He was just so used to the Chuck Mosley days and just wanted to stick to "The Real Thing" album sound. Probably felt like they hit their peak with that album. People grow apart. It sucks. Every Faith No More album is unique in its own way and that's what's so awesome about this band.

[@sweeno1877]

so one of my favourite bands basically invented a genre "progressive metal" particularly with this song!!!... cool to notice really haha

[@ScoopedMids]

Progressive metal existed before FNM though

[@TheGuitarifier]

I definitely wouldn't say these guys invented progressive metal lol. As influential as they were.

[@123612100]

Watchtower invented progressive metal

[@briandunn565]

As much as I love Patton and most of his music , they in no way shape or form invented progressive metal . Ever hear of a band called Iron Maiden , fates warning , queensryche , Dream Theater , Rush

[@123612100]

@@briandunn565 I think you could count some of his music as progressive

[@kellykasparek8150]

best record !!!!!

[@Tom-uw2ok]

Nailed it

[@spacesuitor]

*S T A T I O N !!*

[@MostIngenious]

Did Mike Patton ever look prettier??

[@richardroberson2564]

Hahahahahaha

[@flylil]

O mike é tao fofo aqui kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk

[@kimmyfreak200]

i thought that was a gun in thumbnail

[@electricbuffalo4137]

As a guitar player, the second the lead singer pulls out a bass and starts showing me how to play a song, I tune out and start chugging beer too. Yes, even if it’s mike Patton haha

[@MSA]

But it was Mike's song so he obviously had to teach him how to play it

[@edybocman76]

It was mike song ..he wrote it

[@remyster739]

You ain't never gonna amount to nothin'

[@kultur-vultur]

Yea cause Patton has no idea how to write a song and you obviously can do better and are not an egotistical guitarist.

[@electricbuffalo4137]

Sorry kultur vultur, making jokes about mike Patton and band dynamics is clearly off limits for you. I’m a non egotistical guitarist who has had to suffer many uncomfortable band songwriting moments, therefore I joke to those who have been there. I love mike patton, but he’s not beyond reproach

[@metalforce3567]

01:00

[@xshura08]

New song

[@orgoniteyahgoniteaustralia6888]

Did Patton come up with some of the guitar on this album? Is that why Jim got cranky?

[@TinkerToneworks]

He IS credited as a writer.

[@tessagemini4458]

For this song Mike Patton gets the soul writing credit. So, for this song... yes. As for cranky... who knows.

[@cynthiajones7514]

Is there anything Mike can't do

[@boscopit]

He couldn't load his keyboard into a club by himself when he was in Mr. Bungle. My friends and I had to help him. That's all I can think of.

[@fartingpickle7255]

@@boscopit lol, I’m sure it happens with many musicians. They are people just like the rest of us. I’m more curious to hear about the full story of y’all helping him.

[@fefefilmprod8688]

Conform

[@A_Final_Hit]

Needlepoint.

[@fartingpickle7255]

@@A_Final_Hit Needlepoint is kind of fun though...it's like a puzzle :)

[@iojancraif8459]

Después que Patton le muestra el tema, el guitarrista se bebe toda la copa; no le gustó una mierda la canción me parece ja

[@NikBull]

I don't think Jim was on board with this album at all. The band was leaving him behind at this point.

[@iojancraif8459]

@@NikBull en castellano?

[@NikBull]

@@iojancraif8459 No creo que Jim estuviera de acuerdo con este álbum en absoluto. La banda lo estaba dejando atrás en este punto.

[@iojancraif8459]

@@NikBull de acuerdo. Jim fué el gran guitarrista de Faith no more creo

[@edybocman76]

@@iojancraif8459 se el tenia un estilo mas definido tenia un tono casi iconico , los siguientes albumnes tenias buenos guitarristas pero no era lo mismo por eso tenian que experimentar mas