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[@MrGmonkeywillruleyou]

Need slow burn Mike Patton projects

[@adamdonze6441]

Shout out to Billy Gould for getting involved and getting this vid unblocked for Geebz and crew!

[@hmart6881]

The Angel Dust Album was like growing up together with the band. After an album on which literally every song was a hit, Angel Dust was complex, tricky, sophisticated, with a wide range of topics and emotions. It is my favorite until today.

[@teethhuller8275]

‘King for a day, fool for a lifetime’ is a criminally underrated album.

[@sussychachi]

Faith No More and MR.BUNGLE are the godfathers of generations of bands ranging from nu metal to progressive experimental bands. korn deftones,papa roach,system of a down,igorrr, dillengers escape plan, slipknot, stolen babies, so many to name lol.

[@arongamman9360]

Billy Gould has always been FNM's bassist. He's a monster. They were called "Funk Metal" for awhile, largely because he plays such funky bass lines.

[@DM72513]

One of my favorite concert-going experiences was hearing Mike Patton scream "SURPRISE!!!!!!" and shouting back with thousands of people "YOU'RE DEAD!". It was deafening and a top 10 mosh pit moment for me.

[@matthewpowell3474]

Faith No More have a pretty flawless back catalogue. I love all their albums, but Angel Dust is a masterpiece.

[@skoottar]

Faith No More are one of the few bands where every album sounds different from the previous yet not a bad album is found amongst them. Few bands can do that or get away with it without alienating their fan base. Brilliant.

[@lrblake394]

The album 'Evidence' is from, 'King For a Day Fool For a Lifetime', has incredible diversity of genre. It got some criticism when it came out for being unfocussed, but we are wiser now, no album like it.

[@reprobatic5485]

Everybody raves about Angel Dust, and rightly so, but I feel like King for a Day... Fool for a Lifetime doesn't get the love it deserves. It's such a wild ride of an album. The first time I listened to it, every song made me feel like I didn't know where the album would take me next. Nowadays, it's always the first album I listen to when I go on my recurring FNM binge.

[@chikaBurton]

I don't know how many times I've played "Evidence" on bass with a band, all I can say is it was pure enjoyment each and every time. That song taught me to pull back a little and really start exploring the sound of my bass, to play with tone control, pickup volumes and position of my plucking... the sweet spot was just at the end of the neck for that particular sound

[@LordDarthSmyth]

Everything's Ruined is one of my all time Favorite songs, not just one of my favorite Faith No More songs.

[@Yrr81]

King for a Day came out when I was 14 years old. This album alone changed my complete taste in music. Seeing 'Digging the grave' on MTV got me hooked completely. I can honestly say that this album, King for a Day, changed my life, in terms of music! Greetings from tiny Belgium.

[@mosesthemouse]

I have no idea how Woodpeckers still gives me chicken skin after 33 years. Seeing them on SNL when I was 13 or 14 really had an impact.

[@tbetts12]

Faith No More is my #1 all-time band. They and Mr. Bungle changed how I viewed and appreciate all of the things I see you discovering for the first time. It's such a joy to watch you "get it" like I did and become a fan. Please do more of these on Patton and all of his bands. As a new fan, do yourself a favor and watch the BBC special from around the time Sol Invictus was released. It's amazing!

[@williamclose6978]

The unsung hero of Faith No More to me is Roddy Bottum (Keyboard/synth). When keys were going out of style for most Rock bands, Roddy made it a namesake for FNM. All of the strings you mentioned, the cool pads that opened up the compositions, and the piano work were him. Mike Patton is a hero to vocalists and Billy Gould and Mike Bordin lay killer grooves on base and drums, but Roddy is what made the band one of a kind for me. Your channel is the favorite part of my commute each day, so thanks and keep it up!

[@astro2691]

If ya break it down, FNM are a drum and bass band, that's why that kick is so in your face.

[@noBearAdventures]

It’s interesting how you said that the bass weaves and dives in and out of the kick. If you’ve ever heard the Bassist, Billy, talk about how the band started he has said that him and Puffy (the drummer) started the band. And the reason they loved playing together is because they played together unlike traditional drummer bassist pairings. That he played outside of Puffy’s kick. And it allowed them to have a very unique groove. He actually said it was the foundation of their entire band and its success.

[@komoleeray687]

I absolutely share your enthusiasm for "Evidence" . One of my favourite tracks of theirs and true Faith No More fans know that what made them special was they could switch on the heaviness and dissonance as well as any metal band, but their great quality was their grasp of composition and melody ( In my opinion , Keyboardist Roddy Bottum is a key member of the band in that regard. His keyboard compositions add so much drama , texture and melody to their songs which made their sound so distinctive ). And i agree, Billy Gould is just a beast of a bass player . One of the very best. And Patton..well nothing more to be said..I absolutely love your channel by the way. I'm new to it , have just subscribed. You bring such knowledge and musical experience to your reactions and you give every song a chance even if it's out of your wheelhouse so to speak. Keep up the great work !!!