Faith No More - Midlife Crisis (Official Music Video) [4K]

Faith No More - "Midlife Crisis" (Official Music Video) remastered in 4K from the album 'Angel Dust' (1992)
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[@shashsrivas]

"You're perfect yes it's true. But without me you're only you." That's a killer line.

[@Shinlucifeh]

you are a thinker beyond your years, little one.

[@coryphillips7945]

The lyrics to nearly every song on Angeldust are amazing. Once I started reading Pattons lyrics, my view of what rock music could be was expanded.

[@missc2896]

Brilliant lyrics.

[@mattiatosi8350]

Hide it from depressed Instagram kids

[@sleep_is_awesome2838]

MY favourite is "Sense of security, Like jingeling of keys" It feels like a reference that we try to find someone for the sake of feeling real. Like we have to find a relationship to validate that we are human. I could really relate with that for my 20s and 30s, like theres a blueprint to life: Marriage, House, Kids and there is a finite time to get it. So, when I was in my 20s and 30s, this song resonated to my anxiety of checking off that list. Today, as a single non-kid haver, I hear it as a tongue-in-cheek anthem to the rejection of that expectation. I drank again.

[@aaronanderson8974]

Angel dust still sounds fresh today. It’s a fucking master piece

[@karinkoitla3611]

It was first CD I bought ( '95 or '97)and I still listening it

[@jameslawrie3807]

People who call this band 'underrated' weren't around when this came out. It was everything

[@AlerionKws]

sadly were outshined by the peppers that's why I think people consider their music underrated.

[@aysug70]

you right but in present people just know metallica as a heavy metal genre. thats so fucking sad.

[@imfm]

There was nothing else like it then, and nothing else like it since.

[@steponikchad9859]

Having been there, it wasn't everything, but only because we didn't see. Still, there were a lot of people like us who thought whaaat... In a good way.

[@jojoj3243]

One hit wonder! lolz

[@user-ln8bj4ze4c]

Patton's vocals are actually insane. Just the delivery, tone, range and command he has. Unreal

[@mikebarnes3327]

He just gets better with age, I swear it’s true.

[@digitalparadigms]

You're not wrong

[@steponikchad9859]

Yup

[@Perkelenaattori]

I completely agree and this entire album is possibly the best aged album of the past 40 years anyway. Just pure brilliance.

[@getoffmywifi969]

One very talented and yet, very underrated and under appreciated individual

[@bkbland1626]

This album was a masterpiece.

[@LizzyCollects]

Yes!

[@Cannon74com]

Shure!

[@maniaka3602]

This album IS a masterpiece :)

[@IHaveTheSchwartz]

"is.."

[@kevinblack6702]

Caffeine imo

[@mikepachon5770]

One day just typed my name on search bar. Corrector showed: Did you mean "Mike Patton". Then became big fan of this guy.

[@unaaloeverasalvaje4372]

XD

[@themotleyone3475]

That's awesome dude

[@Shinlucifeh]

oh, you lucky guy, you

[@dannyadkisson]

Then you got schooled on his greatness!

[@Flybats1717]

Great story man 👌🏻

[@becausealiens2996]

Patton was a genius. This band is one of the most underrated groups of all time.

[@benwherlock9869]

Was?!

[@tjm242]

Is

[@J.X.Sanchez777]

IS....OF ALL TIME

[@mayaandyaeli]

Don't ask who is listening to this in the year 2023 or 2053 or whatever. This shit lives forever

[@Sekkiryuutei]

Who's listening to this with fry in the year 3000 should be the real question xd

[@tottycrypt9006]

Passed it on to the next generation.

[@lupojr.78s-a47]

@@Sekkiryuutei I once a month the album

[@vapordreams983]

Faith No More is one of those legendary bands that is timeless no matter what generation.

[@alessandrahey7215]

Listening in 2024

[@lordapophis5723]

I've been in midlife crisis mode since 17.

[@tiarnan76]

beware the number '34'

[@lordapophis5723]

***** what about it?

[@tiarnan76]

If your 'midlife' crisis started @ 17. Beware the number 34. BEWARE!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@lordapophis5723]

***** Oh okay well Im 31 now. I know exactly what you mean.

[@milankolarski8876]

I know that feel, bro ! :D

[@icbm777]

The overlay of the choruses at the end of this song is genius.

[@julietherese9318]

Mike is genius.

[@scuba1788]

Pure genius

[@Gunner98]

Oh yeah I've heard it in many songs it sounds awesome

[@JustOotTheJail222]

Damn right. I'm sure there's a musical term for that.

[@samrivers2419]

@@JustOotTheJail222 A refrain is a repeated lyrical line.

[@downthedrain_82]

half of Korn's career they owe this song

[@theycallmerisky619]

Holy shit Jonathan Davis did rip off Mike Pattons weird guttural vocals!

[@zarzakzarkak]

@@theycallmerisky619😭 sure

[@BrokenSaintRW]

The other half is from "Falling to Pieces"

[@behndurovah8440]

Nah. They've always been open about bungle FTM influence, but they still had their own sound and did their own thing

[@Jablinskirap69]

Faith No More Also Influenced SOAD

[@loucypher3585]

Summer of 92. Perfect song, perfect time and perfect Mtv.

[@boonecolby4292]

You're purple, yes it's true But without red you're only blue

[@bobobobbybooboo7848]

Dont forget to Buy. Dog. Food.

[@qcaFfiend]

@Mr Krinkle nice u/n

[@t3hl1z4rdk1n6]

centrist's anthem

[@jessicaredfern7867]

Brilliant!

[@ThaisMaciel1990]

Great! 😂😂😂

[@ShellMartijn]

I was 20 years old when I loved this song the first time. Now I'm 41 and I got into the crisis :) Still this song gives me power!

[@ShellMartijn]

+Xanadu Girl Yes, same here :)

[@TheHiddenAnswer]

+Shell-Martijn In what way does it give you power?

[@ShellMartijn]

+TheHiddenAnswer The thought about the early days :) When there was less hate!

[@steverid]

+Shell-Martijn The only thing that's changed is Mike Bordin's hair is now gray......and he looks awesome! :)

[@ShellMartijn]

steverid Haha, that's true :)

[@masterpiecebeta]

Go on and wring my neck Like when a rag gets wet A little discipline For my pet genius My head is like lettuce Go on dig your thumbs in I cannot stop giving I'm thirty-something Sense of security Like pockets jingling Midlife crisis Suck ingenuity Down through the family tree You're perfect yes, it's true But without me you're only you Your menstruating heart It ain't bleedin' enough for two It's a midlife crisis... What an inheritance The salt and the kleenex Morbid self attention Bending my pinky back A little discipline A donor by habit A little discipline Rent an opinion Sense of security Holding blunt instrument Midlife crisis I'm a perfectionist And perfect is a skinned knee You're perfect yes it's true But without me you're only you Your menstruating heart It ain't bleedin' enough for two It's a midlife crisis...

[@mansillam06]

Still listening 2024... Who else???

[@Shawnsrumi]

🙌🙌🙌🤘🤘🤘

[@benoitborde3671]

I do. I don't know what exists nowadays.

[@LM-sm3hw]

One of greatest

[@imsomoney3628]

🤘🤘right here with you and them in April 2024 🤘🤘

[@fernandozaccaron7704]

Every year

[@swaggypanda1808]

Big song in my childhood and even up to now. Masterpiece of a song in GTA San Andreas and Tony Hawk's Underground 2 and literally just as a song by an insanely good band.

[@maxxamillion792]

I’m not a gamer but sounds like they had some great music programming going on in those games because I’ve heard quite a few people mention that’s where they know old skool tracks from..Faith No More were amazing

[@presntnow]

GTA would definitely get more FAITH NO MORE fans!

[@soulassassin5844]

Same here in 92 I was 9 my dad and uncles would play this album and we care a lot.

[@nicolausteslaus]

@@headlessdisco San Andreas is about african americans, they don't listen to good music nowadays, they listen rap

[@gunsnrosesdefinition7672]

@@headlessdisco Today people listen to covers, rap crap, unoriginal songs, and songs are full of autotune and they don't use real instruments

[@CeciYe]

Faith No More brought me here

[@patrickrussell6558]

Chris Cornell, brought me here

[@keymaster430]

Were you able to get some Faith when you dot here?

[@onewingednugget7366]

Bruh

[@henriklfvall7729]

Shit me to. We must be connected 🤟🤟😀

[@tedheinrich]

don't forget mr. bungle kzbin.info/www/bejne/qpizqpqorLpspbs

[@Jarfig]

I literally just discovered this band from a random youtube recommendation and I have to say, I think I am going to give myself hearing loss from how loudly I need this song to be blasting into my ear canals. I think I just found a new favorite band y'all

[@saorisouma5841]

Just found this song too, even though I heard others by this band before. It's been on repeat since then. I think it's one of the best songs I ever heard in my life.

[@Jarfig]

@@saorisouma5841 Dude same, I get chills every single time. By far one of the greatest songs i've ever heard. Like this is in my top 10 easily

[@saorisouma5841]

@@Jarfig 2:14 onwards in specific is just insane... My favorite part

[@ellebenenati7787]

@Jarfg well then check out sum other mike patton n other incredible musicians music like tomahawk the rest is up to you to find.... be well n enjoi....

[@Jarfig]

@@saorisouma5841 Oh yeah it's beautiful. The whole thing is perfect I wouldn't change a single note.

[@glenfitzgerald9295]

Im 63 now, always loved Faith no More,its a shame when i pass away i wont be able to listen to this type of music anymore....

[@Lori-jw8lx]

I'm an atheist too man I get it. 😂 Better get it in now

[@stewartyt8504]

Then believe in God (or the Devil, even better) and listen to this shit in heaven/hell 🤘

[@mikeskinner7595]

we'll be out like a candle never to think again.. glad others know the truth

[@oats8968]

I was a teenager when i first heard this song. Now im middle-aged having a mid life crisis. They could have at least warned us how fast the time would pass.

[@juan-carlosmereles3505]

90s music is the best.....

[@dmmjsm]

no doubt- where the f8ck did the years GO?

[@lord_insany]

You look like antifa.

[@rudymonster6629]

Yeah they could have , but you would have still would probably not listened .. Just saiding. Like me too.

[@lechechocolate5000]

I’m currently a teenager and I heard this song for the first time earlier this year... I wonder if KZbin will still exist when I’m middle-aged

[@ameliabrittain158]

Unlike some of the other commenters, I was not alive when this came out. I have only recently begun to get into Mike Patton’s discography, starting with Mr.Bungle, Fantomas, Tomahawk and ofc Faith No More. Just a reminder, that new generations are finding this music for the first time, and loving it too! I have been sharing this stuff with all my friends, so we sing and jam along, even tho we weren’t there when it was popular. We are trying our best to keep it alive. Edit: wow this blew up. So. First of all, I do NOT think all or even most modern music is trash, I listen to new music every day, and you should too. If you love music, you should never stop finding new things to love, there is so much out there, waiting for you!! And to everyone leaving old school recs in the comments, not to be rude, but I have literally already listened to all of them before you mentioned them lol, Bc they are classics of course. I appreciate the thought but I am going to need some deeper cuts, so all you weirdo music nerds out there, please give me some sauce. I am a veteran avant garde art rocker now. Thanks for making this comment blow up tho lol, love sharing my passion with others, glad to see it being recognized. And ig I will give a rec of my own: Zeal and Ardor. They are a black metal RnB fusion band. I have never heard anything like it. If you like the wild and unexpected, check them out.

[@igorjajic6898]

it will newer day.,......

[@SaigonPapaSan1]

Good for you. They were great times for music. Miss them. Remember buying Cherub Rock on 12 inch, which was an eye opener at 17. Also seeing Nirvana on Top of the Pops in the UK with teen spirit.

[@roguedeath69]

been listening to "old shit" my whole life

[@usernotfound00118]

@@roguedeath69 yeah couze the new shit sucks

[@bellarose6501]

Thank you, you beautiful human being❤

[@fortnitqueenbeeella5095]

I'm 52...I remember when this was a hit 29 years ago

[@AlphaNovemberTango]

Still Faithful after all these years. Faith No More.

[@arkanjoteixeira]

Mike Patton's voice is amazing geez

[@Ellie-dl9pr]

Lone Wolf Agreed.👌🏻

[@JamesHetherington-yu1jn]

every single open chord rings out so true, the vocals, and that drum ......lets not forget the keyboards.....abolute genius

[@nelliemojo9138]

He should be a singer

[@mooknick242]

Mike Patton...the king of vocal range ..and facial expression.

[@cv_mmo510]

i think what i love most about mike patton is the same as with layne staley: he has such superhuman range but he knows how to restrain himself and do EXACTLY what the song needs. it's not all fireworks, half the time he sounds like a more conventional rock singer but when he really lets loose you can feel your soul leaving your body.

[@james_the_animator]

This is a great comment, and I totally agree! Staley and Patton are two of my favorite singers in general. I would have loved to hear Staley sing “The Real Thing,” or hear Patton sing “Angry Chair.”

[@grinsekatze2843]

😍

[@carlaff013]

Layne and Patton ❤❤❤

[@lapislazarus8899]

@@carlaff013 Till ❤️

[@zachreacts6940]

True except I feel like Mike Patton cannot be beaten in terms of vocal range.

[@lindseysummers5351]

Summer of 1992. Back when MTV played videos. This gem debuted, and my mind was blown. I've always loved the bass by FNM, and of course Mike's voice, but the simple rif during the refrain was also satisfying. The storytelling in this video was...haunting. It quickly became my favorite video, even moreso than the most requested "Wherever I May Roam," and "November Rain." That was a great Summer for new music!!

[@Rippenhengst]

I was 32 back then and the lyrics hit home.

[@ianmason2003]

With dirt that year also. But it can’t hold a candle to fall of 1991. Off on a tangent, can you imagine kids now saying remember spring of 2023, what a time for music. lol

[@ricardojmestre]

@@ianmason2003 not at all. But maybe it's my middle-aged mind 😁

[@lapislazarus8899]

I remember watching this on LSD... listening to this album on LSD... Didn't get to try angeldust, PCP, until 2018 Not what I expected to be honest 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@davidl570]

Far as this video, can't go wrong with Kevin Kerslake! Also directed Nirvana's Come As You Are and Filter's Hey Man, Nice Shot. Great director, to say the least!

[@hellfast8525]

Perfection is..........my 10 year old daughter singing this song in her best Mike Patton voice. I love that she learnt the lyrics and now loves FNM as much as I do.

[@evanabbott2737]

Oh that’s awesome!😁👍

[@Zaluskowsky]

Awesomeness

[@00faso]

working on it as week

[@ZeroPlan3333]

10/10 Parent

[@heloisasantosoliveira5017]

Very good.

[@laurenemerson883]

Faith No More: the most underrated band of the 90s

[@R1Armadill0]

Would have been nice if the radio could have played some of their other tunes instead of epic ALLL the time. Cheers!

[@lindseysummers5351]

@@R1Armadill0 Epic was a great song, but Gawd was it overplayed!! From that album, I would say the title track was their best work, and their cover of War Pigs is legendary. Surprise! You're Dead is another killer track (pun intended) filled with raw aggression. The singles were good but not as good as the rest of the album.

[@user-ef6tm1dq5b]

As much underrated as the Stray cats of the 1980s

[@christian9146]

As RHCP fan Mike Patton destroys Anthony keidis

[@gb9884]

No idiot

[@Kmant76]

1992 sometime in june, i am 16 and i am about to give some final physics exams. I was up at 6am to do some final reading i finish up turn on MTV and i get this clip ,and it totally blew my mind. It was a turning point for me, 30 mf years later sounds like yesterday and very very fresh. The stuntman horse thingy still wows me . Angel Dust in its entirety was a rare gem.

[@feooshdeeshpoosh5535]

Our life on Earth is too short Maybe it is not our life? :)

[@mfcmxtt6490]

Awesome! I love that you shared this.

[@aaa-cz9zu]

I actually discovered this song in 2021 just before my own final high school exams when I was 19 lol

[@GarrettLoganGriffin]

The Real Thing and Angel Dust are two of the greatest rock albums of all time.

[@scottspecht6690]

It's 2020 and it still sends chills down my spine even though it's old enough to have it's own midlife crisis.

[@LizzyCollects]

Lmao

[@Iam_Clau]

you bet XD

[@markorollo.]

sometime in 1992 spent a few weeks in hospital, which, believe it or not, turned out to be 2 of the best months of my life lol. but during quiet times, when I wasn't doing things like raiding the hospital canteens storage nicking packets of crisps and cans of coke etc, or having wheelchair races around the grounds (im actually a wheelchair user)I could be found sitting on my bed with my walkman on and a bag of cassettes at my side. The Album this was off was a regular one to listen to. funny what can be a good memory isn't it.

[@michaelboylan17]

+xneverwalkalonex, Love this story. In '92 I was 16 years old and went on a trip to Europe with my best friend and some other schoolmates. Travelled to France, Switzerland, Germany (not England tho, :/). I also had this on cassette, blasting it on my Walkman constantly. Had it on one of those blank cassettes that you coukld fit an entire album on one side: Angel Dust on one side and Alice In Chains' Dirt on the other! One of the best time of my life.You a Liverpool fan? Me too. Big game tomorrow!! Hope you're in good health these days. Cheers, mate from the USA. YNWA.

[@markorollo.]

+Michael Boylan i was 17 in 92. If there is one year i'll never forget its that one, left school, went to hospital, then started college. I'm from Oldham near Manchester so Oldham Athletic are my first team, but Liverpool have always been my second, loved being there when Oldham played them in the FA cup and won. Having steven Gerrard walk right past us on his way to take a corner was a highlight lol. xneverwalkalonex is more to do with me being a wheelchair user though, my brain thought it was funny,

[@rkr6237]

Anyone else think the synths in this song are the most underrated aspect of it? They’re just perfect. I’ve always loved FNM for that signature synth sound, it’s such an important (but subtle) part of their music

[@Eastcoastcarclub]

Absolutely!!!!!

[@mikem4696]

Roddy is the man

[@Foo281]

I am so grateful for being a teen in the 90’s. Best days of my life. Being a passenger in the car with this song blasting so loud the windows were shaking. Cruising to the beach. God I miss those days. 😢😢

[@austinpaquin2465]

I was born in 92 and I can't tell you enough how jealous I am to not have been a teen in the 90s. As time goes on we lose the special things that we took for granted and it's just sad how life evolved into the shit show we have today. I can't stand rap music it's so fake.

[@diavlosinsurance2880]

true bro...wanna cry....lived that too...been there too...!

[@CP-kb1du]

Epic Years

[@Foo281]

@@diavlosinsurance2880 I often cry 😂 If I could transport back in time it would definitely be there 😢 life’s shit now.

[@Foo281]

The best concert I’ve been to. 1997 Melbourne Australia ❤️❤️

[@misstury606]

So underrated. It's a shame cause you won't find many voices like Mike Patton's.

[@Shinlucifeh]

Nah, this just gas the perfect listeners imo

[@teeganw5945]

Brandon Boyd from Incubus has a slightly similar voice! Was definitely influenced by Patton.

[@misstury606]

@@teeganw5945 I like Brandon's voice also but he doesn't hit the octaves that Mike has. Not many do. Mariah Carey, Axel Rose, Steven Tyler. David Bowie, Prince and Jeff Tate of Queensryche are known to be at the 6-7 octave range. Oh and Christina Aguilera

[@BlackCat0315]

Patton is arguably the greatest vocalist of all time, certainly of recent times and you are right, FNM are incredibly underrated.

[@kimmyfreak200]

u should watch their detroit show 2015...thats the best midlife crisis performance i ever saw...flawless

[@alanburge4798]

This song is psychotic, off the wall, angry, violent, you name it but it is a classic of its genre. I absolutely love it to death. Classic group behind the song too. They rock pretty damn hard these boys. Never get tired of this song, not ever !

[@jppennypincher9051]

This was out during the height of all the killer early 90s rock stuff. Great track.

[@Beyllion]

Thank you Radio X Got 12 yo me hooked

[@spych0367]

Ew you really learned about them from gta that must've been recent af cause that song wasnt originally on there

[@Beyllion]

@@spych0367 yawn. Move.

[@timon_of_athens]

@@spych0367 you gatekeeping?

[@brianursu368]

Don't care. One of the best albums I've ever heard. Never gets old.

[@Gunner98]

Ok but wdym "don't care"?

[@nekozombie]

@@Gunner98 as in a way to deter any objections i guess:)

[@industrialme]

Still sounds fresh these days

[@adamstar4652]

So gta san andreas just licensed all the best rock songs of 90s, for us then 15 years old gamers in hopes we will like the game and tell our friends about it. Rockstar you rock, you did all this for us. Thanks

[@RanchiToons1575]

Gta san andreas Radio x songs

[@DJWhylafihya]

this was in GTA?

[@xXSiNiSteRXx1]

@@DJWhylafihya I'm pretty sure It wasn't I played the shit out of San Andreas and never heard this song.

[@coldwinter8633]

It was. It’s ok to be wrong.

[@chrischandler889]

@@xXSiNiSteRXx1 it is in san Andreas. Radio X. Heard it a million times and still not sick of it.

[@maxxamillion792]

This track is “Falling to pieces” younger brother….Two of my favorite Faith No More tracks….Insanely powerful and classy band..Metal Funk grunge pop fusion musical masterpieces that sound even better now than back then..No one ever disses on Faith No More.

[@adamking4246]

2023 and this song still rock's as much as ever

[@ashbeezone]

People with Quarter-life crisis are listening too.

[@SangheiliSpecOp]

Lmao

[@ThWind81]

+Ashish Bardhan Damn it.

[@yam83]

1/3 life crisis. If I live to be 99, that is...

[@beidouvirus3978]

And some with existential crisis

[@PowerRangersLostGalaxyFanFilm]

Ashish Bardhan I am.

[@egelund1976]

Being a punk in 80/90´s brought me here.. Faith No More so underrated!!

[@kat_livescolor]

Lars Andersen For real DX

[@Empyronaut]

-Punk -Faith No More Choose one.

[@lindseycole9062]

Faith no more was never punk

[@arkadiuszgaik5184]

How is that underrated? This band is world famous...

[@nonebetter95]

I believe you, your name gives it away.

[@dylanvoisine2695]

This brings me back to 2004 radio x with sage like if you know what I'm talking bout

[@majkelowsky_]

Flying helicopter in hot day in the desert switch between kdst and radiox ....memories

[@addrttrgg8439]

lets go to Los Santos

[@fatbroccoli8]

Nah never heard of it, have no idea what you’re talking about, none at all

[@Soadownz45]

@@fatbroccoli8 This song was in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. It was on an in-game radio station called "Radio X."

[@fatbroccoli8]

@@Soadownz45 lol I know, I’m joking. It was my favourite radio station

[@Scary_Aficionado]

If you’re listening to this in 2023 you’re awesome

[@YourLocalCoolShark]

2024*

[@JamesHetherington-yu1jn]

and I'm about to turn 72, this is a lullaby to me,,,,,,,,,go on and ring my neck

[@MakayaGemini3]

You're perfect,yes it's true! But without me, you're only you!!!

[@Fanchus]

You're perfect yes it's true! But without me you're only you!

[@juanjo55lol]

Your menstruating heart! It's ain't Bleeding enough for two!!!!

[@billyraybar]

Fanchus Great friggin line

[@Like_Whut]

I'm trying to figure to figure out what this means, can anyone tell me?

[@MA-es2nd]

@@Like_Whut funny that those lines are only that i get the meaning

[@visitor404]

@@Like_Whut what you do not have is singing to you

[@RadioNebby]

I remember when I was a kiddo I'd blast this in my then-Walkman while swinging in a tree swing. 'Midlife Crisis' and you're like 12 years old. But it was so fitting. I play music now because of these guys.

[@KorneBerserker]

listening to patton & fnm over 25 years now his songwriting is so precisely describing the problems ive had so far and will have in the future. what a pure genius that man is, his music will be with me all my life and im so grateful for that. love you man pls get well soon.

[@cynthiajones7514]

Wow has it been 24 years!!!!!! Happy Birthday Midlife Crisis

[@stefonwilliams9790]

Wow it’s been that long 24 years I’m getting old man

[@LizzyCollects]

I know you on Facebook! Lmao

[@samuelrosenbalm]

Man, I feel old. This brings back some memories - child of the 90's here.

[@bugmenot512]

Not to mention Jackson during the 1980's...

[@barticusmaximus1230]

I feel yea. They just announced a new album after 18 years.

[@WatchMeWakeU111111]

I have been blessed to see Faith No More 5 times live. Their music was the fusion of heavy metal and punk rock that satisfied my soul down to its itty bitty pieces.

[@bornslippy7834]

I listen to a lot of heavy music, grindcore, mathcore, death metal, crust… this song still gets me so fucking hyped.

[@dyr234]

mike patton's style has been making me explore death metal a lot more and appreciate it more

[@smonks68]

Angel Dust = Most underrated album ever. A Classic.

[@nemesis8626]

How on earth do you figure that one out? Angel dust is the bands best selling album, it broke into the mainstream charts into the top 10 in multiple country's, was acclaimed by critics and pretty much every music magazine and many musicians have said how influential it was to them.. Angel dust is far from being underrated. If you grew up in the 90s you would of heard of faith no more regardless of what genre of music you liked, and that in a big part was because of this album so what more do you want??,

[@davidporter671]

@@nemesis8626 I agree. And it's not even their best. The Real Thing is a better album.

[@joshuafult84]

The Real Thing's their worst Patton album in my opinion@@davidporter671

[@joshuafult84]

@@nemesis8626 It didn't do that well in America that's why people say that a lot.

[@ViceStudios02]

"I don't have to have a midlife crisis because that's what suicide is for" - Sage from radio X.

[@filipematias5127]

RIP Keith Flint 🌹🎩💀✝

[@jrapocalypse]

and sage is extremely ignorant,as his quote makes no literal sense! - me!

[@BM_DJ_Nasim]

R.I.P CJ

[@xxdaeh_niksxx8162]

@@jrapocalypse it was from a video game. it is satirical, you absolute baffoon

[@sandimartens5174]

Relvoler Snake; so want to talk to you. Hit me back

[@linda.kopecka.guttfreund]

...This is one of TOP TEN Songs EVER. Thrust Me on THAT !!!

[@jillainewitczak5283]

Such an underrated band. It pisses me off that they are considered a 1-hit wonder (Epic or We care a lot) when everything they have put out is gold. Mike Patton has the most amazing vocal range.

[@brockautry8680]

And I can't think of his name grrffff. But UGLY KID JOE has it all stitches up solid in the coolest kinda way too. Maybe it's the uniqness but more likely the range and awesome was if putting lyrics together. ROCK ON 😎😎

[@kathylind2588]

From Out of Nowhere was a pretty killer tune as well ( at least in my opinion ) .

[@marekkocon7407]

no way bro. they are well known all the world. It's like saying that Nirvana is a "one hit wonder" ;)

[@bartoszpower2570]

Well they don't have many views on yt, but they are very popular in rock comunnity. I very often hear them in radio

[@Kylopod]

I remember throughout the '90s how "Epic" became essentially the only FNM song played on the radio. But after the Internet started having music video sites in the early 2000s (this was several years before KZbin), I caught "Midlife Crisis" and I realized I'd heard it on the radio all the way back in the early '90s, when I was still in my teens. It had a massive feeling of familiarity, as I'd vaguely remembered the song in my head for years but up to then had never been quite able to figure out what it was or where I'd heard it. The concept of One Hit Wonders has always been something of a myth. Most of the bands that the term gets applied to actually had multiple hits, it's just that one song comes to overshadow the rest so that gradually, the radio ultimately stops playing any of the others, so people begin assuming incorrectly that that was the band's only hit.

[@user-fs9iw8qm4t]

Is there anyone here for whom this song is not nostalgia for san andreas, but for some pleasant memories in the 90s years?:))

[@NvFongyy]

Yes, 1000x times, yes.

[@alcoxx8648]

Me!

[@ingridhernandez7519]

esta cancion tiene alma 90

[@amandaurey9056]

my 5 y/o absolutely loves this song. he calls it his drum song. raising him right.

[@KJames2345]

90s was the best era for everything, now I'm in my 40s going through a midlife crisis 😆

[@J.X.Sanchez777]

This song single handedly shaped the landscape of music after '95

[@jasonkeller6221]

This song seems way WAY better now than it did when it came out. They were before their time! BIG TIME!

[@maxi6055]

For the Non-English Listeners here's the lyrics, Go on and wring my neck Like when a rag gets wet A little discipline For my pet genius My head is like lettuce Go on dig your thumbs in I cannot stop giving I'm thirty-something Sense of security Like pockets jingling Midlife crisis Suck ingenuity Down through the family tree You're perfect, yes, it's true But without me you're only you Your menstruating heart It ain't bleedin' enough for two It's a midlife crisis... What an inheritance The salt and the kleenex Morbid self attention Bending my pinky back A little discipline A donor by habit A little discipline Rent an opinion Sense of security Holding blunt instrument I'm a perfectionist And perfect is a skinned knee You're perfect, yes, it's true But without me you're only you Your menstruating heart It ain't bleedin' enough for two It's a midlife crisis...

[@puker228]

thx bruh

[@davfergus]

Doing the Lord's work.

[@jairaven8447]

you are the chosen one. the only one to understand the lyrics of this song

[@LouisWinthorpe622]

Fucking nonsense, in other words.

[@gobl_]

@@LouisWinthorpe622 Nope, it's about Madonna and the popularity she had at the time. Mike Patton: "The song is based on a lot of observation and a lot of speculation. But in sort of a pointed way its kind of about Madonna… I think it was a particular time where I was being bombarded with her image on TV and in magazines and her whole schtick kind of speaks to me in that way… like she’s going through some sort of problem. It seems she’s getting a bit desperate."

[@deceiver444]

Patton isn't just an amazing vocalist but also an underrated lyricist. His style is unique in both departments

[@Andrew-xl7rl]

This song never gets old, and really grows on you :)

[@Spydababe]

Never!💙

[@gunsnrosesdefinition7672]

I was wandering around 80s-90s music and I remember this song from GTA San Andreas

[@coltallic3114]

Fun fact: Mike Patton, the singer of Faith No More has the widest vocal range in rock music.

[@RockyHoward]

TheCryptCrusader Almost. Axl Rose is actually the one with the widest range.

[@coltallic3114]

I thought that too but Mikes is actually wider. Look it up.

[@VikingBrent]

Juan Isidro Acevedo Axl Rose has a 5 octave 2 1/2 note range, Patton's is 6 octaves and 1/2 note. The person with the widest vocal range is Tim Storms with 10 octaves.

[@coltallic3114]

You're right actually. I was meaning as in famous singers, but I didn't say that in my comment, my bad.

[@VikingBrent]

TheCryptCrusader No worries mate. There may be a handful of unknowns on the planet that have a wider range than Patton, but they weren't in Mr Bungle, so they don't get to be 'The Greatest Singer of All Time.'

[@redpigeons]

Kids today has nothing. Man we are so lucky to grow up with this music

[@disnagburnazog9552]

oh, we have plenty, and your music as well on top

[@gunsnrosesdefinition7672]

They need to listen to the 80s and 90s

[@adevaldejesussantos8309]

@@disnagburnazog9552 no, no is the same.

[@NightcoreRoom]

U know nothing..

[@dwarevids]

Your old is showing

[@metrenspalaganesia]

This song has insane levels of inspiration of craft combining to achieve perfection. The opening chord switching from major to minor around 00:49 with such beauty and subtlety is the stuff legendary music is made of.

[@blackandgoldmusica]

I love the bass playing almost the same note for 3.51 minutes. Simply perfect.

[@abdulrahmantabaza9423]

Let's always remember that Faith No More talked Corey Taylor out of suicide. GREATEST band of all time.

[@midnightinaperfectworld4037]

Never heard of this before ... Props to FNM

[@cindymoss4082]

You gotta elaborate

[@ox4productionz992]

@@cindymoss4082 is on wiki. Taylor saw footage of FNM's MTV Music video awards 1990 performance and it inspired him to keep on truckin n level up with his creativity! :-) .

[@kimmyfreak200]

oh my god thats bad ass...saved by music...to be honest i'm having a midlife crisis now.. i'm turning 40 next month... yiiiikes... i've been listening to FNM and slipknot which is a strange combo, also mudvayne's ld50 and static X... i'm a huge heavy metal fan now.

[@NotDaveGahan]

@@kimmyfreak200 if your midlife crisis consists of getting into metal, that’s damn good.

[@borisblagotinsek4714]

25 years of 'Midlife Crisis': Released: May 26, 1992 CHEERS!

[@Fennock]

Unbelievable I heard this song once back in 1993 in Europe ( Malta) and never heard it since. I didn't now the artist or the song title but I remembered the riff and it stuck with me and nagged me like a splinter in my mind for 28 years ! . I finally heard it today on the radio and the DJ gave the artist name on account of it being their drummer's birthday I can't believe it. So happy to be reunited with this awesome piece of music I'm going to buy this song Thank you for posting. :)

[@dankk2754]

Damn that must suck, 28 years without knowing what this masterpiece is called

[@fredmazzerjr]

Man, it also happened to me when I first heard it on GTA San Andreas on PS2, along with the Alice In Chains "Them Bones", I was just stuck with the lyrics but didn't know the name of the songs, but found them after some searches on Google

[@eliujaircidgarcia1240]

Only 2 words: R A D I O X

[@JeffreyEggleston]

Faith No More kicks ass...

[@user-oe1pg2oi9w]

Был на приеме у психотерапевта и сказал, что у меня кризис среднего возраста. Моя любимая песня даже об этом. Врач попросил название - я ему сообщил об этом шедевре. С тех пор в моем городе уже два фаната Faith No More. З.Ы. моя мама, будучи преподавателем английского языка, послушала эту песню и сказал, что это шедевр. А мама - это святое

[@zlodey385]

во истину мужик

[@yuris6125]

Не поспоришь.

[@lapislazarus8899]

❤️😢🔥

[@AlekseiKondrashov-ij3ok]

Жаль этих ребят. Хорошая была группа

[@ThrawnTheater]

Cruising Las Venturas boulevard

[@tacticalbigfoot]

STILL such a bad ass song!!! Never gets old.

[@flintironstag2381]

Love this song! Still, now that I'm 43, it hits closer to home sometimes...

[@jmferr2011]

So you're 46, now?

[@lensofken]

I'm 43 now, in 2019. FNM forever

[@jrapocalypse]

43 here to,and yes way closer to home today,we all had more freedom then,now it is just a joke!

[@RaferJeffersonIII]

38 bro I fee ya

[@hughmannschaft5551]

I'm 43 now, and I grew up on Faith No More. It never gets old. Patton's vocals, the musical arrangements, and production values... too good to ever forget.

[@dannyadkisson]

I've never stopped loving them since the 90's! Such a great band!

[@gabrielchiodo7454]

One of my favourite songs of all time

[@chiefbarrelbelly]

I was 13 when this came out, and it's been one of my absolute favorite songs from that time all the way up to my actual mid life crisis! 🤘

[@iconiclie]

i was 9 when i heard this song.

[@DreamItCraftIt]

This song is perfect, yes it's true

[@StefUllrichMusic]

1992. Twenty years old. We knew nothing, so we didn't worry. Grinding out Monday through Friday. Partying Friday night till Sunday afternoon. Who needed sleep? Or save fucking money. We ate between two beers, or didn't eat at all. Headbanging till 6am, no videos, no cell phones. Everyone was in the moment. Meeting new friends every weekend. Always a crush on someone. We never wanted to be like our parents. Fuck authority, we were going to live forever, invincible. Kurt Cobain, Eddie Vedder, Chris Cornell, Layne Staley, Mike Patton were our prophets. Then Kurt blew his head off and we were offered a job in a bank. Kids, live like there's no tomorrow. Because there isn't.

[@rokitaw]

I'm a little younger (mid 30's now) but Your comment really moved me... 100% true.Last sentence - I said it many times to my 20 y.o. brother but he always looks at me like at a freek... :) Take care M8! (sorry for my English)

[@SaigonPapaSan1]

Bloody rat race. Mid life crisis coming up, indeed.

[@v_demingerovi8785]

we live :-D !

[@RyanCoomer]

fuck yes!

[@Tingfyhod]

NAILED IT!

[@kevinknestrick3797]

Early 90s when this came out and it's still a banger after all these years...I LOVE MY GENERATION AND EVERYONE YOUNGER IS KEEPING IT ALIVE...MUCH LOVE

[@cybergothika6906]

I was alive and I used to listen to this track a million times while working in the roads. For some reason I associate this music with the sunset, the roads were lonely enough.

[@JayLeePoe]

I like how they play with what actually holds the song together and the hooks works.

[@inchaoswetrust]

what a song...Jesus

[@liberispuritatem]

Dude... Mike's versatility. It's like hearing 3 vocalists thru the song.

[@gustavoamilcarvelasquezmez2585]

Yo conduciendo en San Fierro y Las Venturas buscando misterios.

[@1994Celica]

Saw these guys live back in 2009 in London at their very first gig after they reunited. I stood next to an Argentinian guy who had tattoos of every one of their album covers, and told me he once snuck into Brazil illegally to go and see FNM play. It was one of the greatest nights of my life.

[@dmmjsm]

outstanding!

[@miksobrado]

Im from Argentina, Why am i not surprised? Ps. Mercosur Its kind of like an European union thing he couldnt be ilegal

[@dirkhartig4479]

Wow, this is one of the greatest comments I ever read. Wish I'd been there!

[@cahlindinhaloira]

mike patton is one of my crushes. His voice matches his looks

[@jaydub3000]

Carol Tamion same girl

[@charleswindsor7835]

Carol Tamion and now you're one of my crushes.

[@danielletanguay7272]

Same here!

[@celticecho]

Mine too! Especially in the Small Victory video!

[@teeganw5945]

@@charleswindsor7835 not as bad as Andrew

[@extreme_1O1]

*'Angel Dust'* the best album of all time, a band/album that changed my whole perspective on music...there will never be an album as great as this...atleast for me!!!

[@blairknight7793]

I was blessed with some crazy lads as good mates in the early 90's, this group was everything to us, Johno, wherever you are now, thanks for the memories

[@Soranjaboom]

September 2020- loud and clear - Mike Patton doesn’t go away

[@freudfreire]

Who else is watching this video in 2021?

[@yatima2975]

Well, I am :-) It's been while (more than 20 years) that I've listened to Faith No More, and it's *really good* to hear them again! This song has aged like a fine wine (now that I am getting close to an actual mid-life crisis ;-) ) The harmonies and basslines are killer!

[@666sunburn]

Saw them back in 1993 together with guns´n´roses, was one of the best concerts I´ve ever seen. And i´ve seen many.

[@gunsnrosesdefinition7672]

Wow you're so lucky to see Guns N' Roses with Faith No More during their prime

[@traviscapehart7590]

This song has spiritual resonance. As a kid i used to huff gas. I knew that i was getting high, by depriving my brain of oxygen, essentially drowning myself. I just didnt care. I didnt want to be alive. I toyed with death like it was a plaything. Midlife crisis was playing on mtv on one particular excursion into the abyss. The way the lyrics change up and the videos trippy muse gave rise to a place beyond breath. I have seen what is on the other side and this song was my guide back. I went too far out. Death is not the end. It is only the beginning. But you must be prepared, and it must be him that calls you home. If you go by our own hand there will be no one to guide you. That will leave you lost on the other side. And there are things there you dont want to meet.

[@javierc7235]

You're fucking crazy. I LOVE IT

[@ilikenicebiscuits]

Mike Patton has to call you home?

[@traviscapehart7590]

@@ilikenicebiscuits that is affirmative! Mike Patton put an unforgettable stamp on a linear shift between dimensions. I dont go there any more but even after so many years the video still brings back a perfectly preserved place in my memory where reality fell apart, death came knocking at my door and i was having too much fun to answer it. The forces that be brought it to my attention that dying by my own hand has consequences on the other side. After that i had no desire to huff again. I dont want to sound like those horrible raging thunderlizard evangelists but God knows im hardheaded and right when i needed guidance the most this video inflicted a paradigm shift. I was convinced i had my midlife crisis at 15 years old. To keep goin would have caused brain damage, coma, or death. God is the master of the last minute save and 30 years ago this song brought life into alignment and out of the grave.

[@ilikenicebiscuits]

@@traviscapehart7590 you're an American aren't u?

[@traviscapehart7590]

@@ilikenicebiscuits Yes, born and raised in Texas, however when midlife crisis was relaesed i was living in north carolina