Mike Patton - Mojo, God Hates A Coward, Pig Latin Reaction and Review The Decomposer Lounge

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[@KeyOfGeebz]

👊SO PUMPED about the responce to this new formatt and Patton being my first single artist feature. THANK YOU all for your comments and support. People are asking for me to do MR.BUNGLE of which I have done 3 - just do a search from my this channles front page :) AWWWRIGHT!!😎

[@jimofthenorth8090]

Should you decide to return to Mr.Patton, and of course you definitely should, I'll suggest checking out We're Not Alone from Peeping Tom. Particularily the live version from the Henry Rollins show. Mike vocals are on fine form :)

[@TheOscarwilliams]

Do fantomas

[@Jeminai77]

dont forget to sink your teeth into some tracks from "Mr Bungle's - Discovolante" album. its a journey.

[@TheGreatJon]

Hey @Geebz - was just wondering, did you ever do a WEEN reaction? You mentioned you did at the end of another video, but then didn't... they're a really odd and varied band. Well worth a listen.

[@ghosty7234]

So I know I’m at a late response here. But you really need to do a track or two off of Radiohead’s “In Rainbows” album such as jigsaws falling into place, or weird fishes/arpeggi. Or even the track titled “Nude” very good album dude. Is right up your alley

[@SupaFragolata]

The live version of God Hates a Coward is something on another level

[@plummetplum]

It's epic.

[@preachercaine]

I was going to comment the same

[@sagesarabia5053]

Where can I see the one you’re referring to? Can you pls share a link

[@SupaFragolata]

@@sagesarabia5053 kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZpKkZoGuidqdp8k

[@plummetplum]

@@sagesarabia5053 This one, love it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZpKkZoGuidqdp8k

[@auralfixxation6702]

What, a Mike Patton episode? You just hit my Geebz spot.😅

[@TheJrabbit82]

You really need to check out Mondo Cane by Mike Patton, you'll love it! Mondo Cane is a 2010 album by Mike Patton. Featuring a forty-member orchestra and fifteen-piece backing band, the album contains a series of cover versions of 1950s and 1960s Italian pop music.

[@juanchotpee2]

Yeah Mondo Cane is great! Patton singing in fluent Italian is great, I've heard a few Italians say he's quite convincing. Love Patton.

[@korokshiding]

Yes Mondo Cane is a great suggestion - specifically Deep Deep Down

[@GG-ik6it]

Ore de amore is my fav i think thats how you spell it

[@timhunter5280]

"celebrating Mike Patton" just gave me a fucking heart attack and put me in a googling frenzy. He's stil alive thank god.

[@VergaHumeante]

The EP with The Dillinger Escape Plan is one of the most insane stuff I ever heard

[@anthonymartin6838]

Absolutely wicked hey...it's wild stuff.

[@jonroscettiarts]

YUP!

[@ryan1840]

Hollywood squares has been on rotate since like 2005

[@fabiankeller831]

It's my favorite record ever made. And no, I dont say its objectively the best record around but boy NOTHING, I mean really NOTHING gets me going like the 20 minutes of this masterpiece :D Spent hours of my life just sitting there and let it blast me away and will continue to do so. If you ever want to check another song from this record check "When Good Dogs Do Bad Things" - Im sure it will be worth the time :D

[@matthewgodding777]

Just come to daddy... As a fan of Aphex Twin, just a band doing it, and I got to see them do it live (without Mike sadly) just wow, never thought it possible

[@swartwoodart2558]

My favorite by Tomahawk is probably "Captain Midnight". Short as hell, but so powerful. Also, don't forget about his project "Lovage"

[@TheAxlSnaks]

That wasn't *his* project, but yes it is a great album

[@Hayley.a]

@@TheAxlSnaks who's was it then? It looked like it was all his!

[@TheAxlSnaks]

@@Hayley.a Dan the Automator

[@Hayley.a]

@@TheAxlSnaks is that why before she says come Mikey she says Dan I need you now lol how complicated lol. Though how do you know Mike didn't just ask him to join the crew for his producing etc?

[@TheAxlSnaks]

@@Hayley.a they've talked about it in interviews

[@indegoraven]

Thanks for taking a look at one of the most versatile artists there’s ever been! I hope it’s not the last because his discography is so long and diverse that it’s definitely worth revisiting! I love the channel and I hope your recovery from surgery is still going well!

[@creenathanson7443]

Thanks so much. Mike Patton is in my opinion the greatest vocalist of any genre in all of history. He needs to be exposed for the legend he truly is.

[@Josh-ov2js]

Here here! 100%

[@romans003]

He greatest hahahahahah..u could name so many that blow him away I’ll start with two ever heard of Robert plant, or Ronnie James Dio, don’t like this pattton he is a rap and hip hop worshipper trying to add rap and hip hop vibe loser

[@bubscat2984]

@@romans003 Patton blows Plant out of this dimension, let alone water. Plant has nothing close to his range. Fact. Dio??? GTFO...

[@ignoblesavage5559]

I'm reading that comment thinking, "well that's a LITTLE over the top." And then I think about what an outsized % of my favorite music Michael Alan Patton is responsible, & I have to admit that, in MY world, Cree Nathanson may just be right.

[@marioherker4962]

@@romans003 lol dio Was good in what he did... And patton is good in what he did. With the difference that patton did EVERYTHING. No, your recommendations do not slightly touch the diversity of MP

[@thasandman1122]

Peeping Tom is still one of my fav albums of all time! ....and a lot of the percussion is actually BEATBOXING!!!

[@MorteDallAlto]

YES!! It is such an absolute banger from start to finish. Then again, you can't really go wrong with Mike :D

[@chefjeff1366]

It's SO good, and unfortunately so overlooked. What a great record, front-to-back

[@eyemh8]

Got to se it live that’s when I realized it was beatbox. I was and still am blown away by that.

[@zephyr30]

Beatboxing provided by Rahzel.

[@Hayley.a]

@@zephyr30 and Mike

[@pillmuncher67]

When the first Tomahawk album came out, I listened to it in the store just because I liked the cover. I immediately loved what I heard and thought "Is that the guy from FNM?" Sure enough, it was.

[@michaeleaton2600]

Side note: Dan the Automator is a DJ and producer who has done a bunch of stuff in the alternative hip hop space. Probably the most popular/mainstream album he produced was the very first Gorillaz album.

[@ericwrisley6536]

Don't forget he worked with Patton in Lovage! Maybe a visit to the Lovage album Mr. Geebz?

[@ryanpatrick5042]

My favorite is Dr. Octagon Octagonacologist. His Better Tomorrow album with Kool Keth is great. Delton 3030. Then his collaborations with Patton. Loveage which is finally available on record again. The track "Are You Down With It" from Handsome Boy Modelling School. Then there was the Crudo project which was never released save the song "Let's Go" which was on their MYSPACE! whew! Lots of good stuff there!

[@user-pb3cf5ws8f]

Also produced a Kasaabian album

[@DeutscheDemokratischeRepublik]

If you think Pig Latin was crazy, try 'When good dogs do bad things'

[@GG-ik6it]

Dare we introduce geebz to his john zorn collab stuff?

[@SuperClarky666]

@@GG-ik6itoh yes a bit of moon child would be great😆

[@Forks22]

Your Frank Zappa comparison to Mike Patton is spot on for a few reasons: variety of styles and projects and genres, and variety even within each individual project, but also in just the sheer volume of output, the man is insanely prolific.

[@Forks22]

Also no matter what kind of genre or style or song he's doing, he somehow manages to get his 'stank' on it, that kind of specific stylistic and unique things he does that just make it so him.

[@tomseaver1496]

For what it’s worth I totally dig the long format (and this 3 course Patton experience). Excited to see what you come up with next mang 🤙🤙🤙

[@KeyOfGeebz]

Awesome, thank you!

[@ghadrackpotato960]

Agreed!

[@darricshhh]

Same. Awesome.

[@DeagleLas]

Yeah, I agree that if you do a long video about the same artist/band/composer, it is kinda great!

[@majorissues4552]

It would be awesome if you checked out more Dillinger Escape Plan. Lots of stuff for you to dissect there.

[@halaljerkbeef]

When I Lost My Bet is a proper banger

[@magnuslilja700]

Farewell, Mona Lisa! Setting fire to sleeping giants! Widower! So many good tunes to choose from

[@leahgawlik1157]

So glad you chose these different kind of songs from Mike Patton.

[@Nosral_Auhsoj]

Everything Mike Patton touches is worth a listen.

[@AzazelCain]

Could check out Lovage. Another Mike Patton side project with Dan the Automator

[@MrGmonkeywillruleyou]

You could do this once a week with Patton and still have tons of creative content

[@Idothewrenches]

Might as well add another car to the Patton train, The Director's Cut by Fantomas has a lot of solid tracks. I'd recommend Delirivm Cordia if you want something to listen to in your personal time, it's a fucking ride.

[@anthonymartin6838]

Yes,,!

[@Cleve_Crudgington]

Their rendition of the Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me theme is absolutely amazing.

[@anoptforout]

My best friend and I used to walk up to each other in high school and one of us would randomly start doing a song from the first Fantomas record and the other would have to join in. That's how well we knew those songs.

[@daveparer10]

Along with Mondo Carne

[@anthonymartin6838]

Yeah Geebz...director's cut ...it'll blow ya mind...so clever...and wickedly sinister.

[@MrEddHard]

Name a genre and Mike patton has probably composed for it. His Italian pop album is surprisingly good.

[@ajzorger93]

I've gotta listen to that

[@RobbHollen]

Mondo Cane is great!

[@brownsworthy7323]

My Italian buddy took his aging mother and father to the Mondo Cane concert and they absolutely loved it and said it was the best concert they'd been to!

[@bubscat2984]

Patton stands alone in his brand of genius. God hates a coward live is superior IMO!

[@JEQvideos]

The live version is outstanding, I wish he had covered that.

[@bifferoni14]

@@JEQvideos agreed

[@Mr.Wonderful731]

Live is better than original. Seriously!

[@joesfca]

Mojo! I used to play this in the office right before getting off work every Friday. It's important to also pantomime all the drug references while lip synching. My coworkers loved it, lol.

[@MisterBrimm]

Geebz you should listen to the Mr. Bungle album California, I have a feeling you would love it.

[@Christopher-md7tf]

Rahzel is the amazing beatboxer you hear on Mojo. Should you ever do another song from that album, I heavily suggest We're Not Alone. It's not necessarily most representative of the record, as it's probably the most traditional rock track on there, but it's such a fantastic song that you just have to hear it!

[@ryanpatrick5042]

They have a live cover of the song "Pony" which is AMAZING!

[@brandonwagoner1833]

This Peeping Tom album is awesome. You should check out Five Seconds or Don't Even Trip. But you really can't go wrong with anything Mike has been involved with. Loveage, Music to Make Music to Your Old Lady By is pretty awesome and I think you'd enjoy Mondo Cane also. Just such a prolific guy involved in so many unique projects.

[@Thinchap]

Truth. The live version from the Henry Rollins show is awesome.

[@NARISHMA42]

@@brandonwagoner1833 we were not evolved enough yet to truly appreciate Loveage when it dropped.

[@feintcircles]

+1 for We're Not Alone !

[@simonscott1121]

The live version (in Australia from memory) of God Hates a Coward is amazing........ one of the best live performances youll ever see.

[@yhamez37]

Geebz my man, so close to one of my absolute favorite songs - When Good Dogs Do Bad Things by Dillinger Escape Plan with Mike Patton from the same ep (easily one of my top 3 EPs). Happy for the whole reaction today as always, thanks!

[@anthonymartin6838]

His album with Dillinger is hard hitting wicked...well worth a look

[@alkotort]

Omg, this song is crazy!!!!

[@hortenciamenchu6975]

RUN AWAY! RUN AWAY! RUN AWAY! RUN AWAY!!!! That song is too good, especially that last 2.5 minutes🔥🔥🔥

[@jeroenkoster1366]

Yes, one of Patton's best songs I think, and that says a lot. Got to listen to it now.

[@zacharymcmillan2788]

Patton doesn't really have a genre that he fits into,he can do anything he sets out to do,it's what makes him such a totally unique artist.

[@marcusjones6586]

The PERFECT artist to start with! His talent is truly on another level. His project Mondo Cane was amazing! Only Mike could make old 50's & 60's Italian pop songs that appealing! 😳

[@V.F.D.DaleSalvador]

Mike Pattons Vocal Range/Ability is NUTS. There is a Video by Jackson Oliviara on KZbin compiling and mapping his Vocal Range. I think it's worth a look, even if you don't react to it and break it down (although we'd love to see it) you should watch it on your own time. Pretty amazing stuff.

[@terminaldeity]

So glad you reviewed this Dillinger Escape Plan song. That EP they did with Mike Patton is my favorite stuff of theirs. That controlled chaos sound that Dillinger has mixes with Patton's vocal style really well and vice versa. Also, fun fact, the drummer on this EP was Chris Pennie who would go on to join Coheed in Cambria a few years later.

[@lamename]

Now this is what the long form should be! Appreciate ya running with my suggestion of focusing on one artist's different eras for the longer episodes. Bonus points for doing Peeping Tom. I'm not a hip hop head at all, but I just frickin love that album.

[@drekked6760]

I never, ever get tired of hearing this man sing. He keeps surprising me, even after all this time....

[@ajzorger93]

Mike Patton is the modern king midas. Everything he touches is gold

[@jonhearst4841]

Glad to see you dipping your toes into the ocean of range and versatility and creative genius that is mike patton... the guy has done stuff ranging from world renowned orchestras to voicing the zombie like monsters in the hit movie " I am legend"... his talent knows no boundary and I truly belive he is one of a kind that will never be matched... your comparison to frank zappa was spot on in terms of all around unorthodox style and originality... well done pops

[@jarrodprocell6421]

every guy in tomahawk was in an amazing band in their own right as well: duane dennison (jesus lizard), john stanier (helmet, battles), kevin rutmanis (cows)

[@xINVISIGOTHx]

More Mike Patton!

[@Jaychan7883]

If there is ever a possibility that you could react to an entire album, I would love to see you check out The Secret Chiefs 3 album, 'Book of Horizons'. I WOULD recommend specific songs, but individual songs, in my opinion, don't do The Secret Chiefs 3's spectrum of musical genius justice. The lead composer is a member of Mr. Bungle also. :)

[@OTProd]

So glad you checked out Tomahawk! That band so regularly goes unnoticed. I SUPER recommend "Mescal Rite 2" off their 2007 album Anonymous. It's like a spiritual cleansing or something. Loved the long format again too.

[@someknave]

I absolutely love tomahawk, it is less challenging than a lot of mike pattons output but is still a great example of dark groove hard rock.

[@captaincobana4144]

I really wish you would have done "When good dogs do bad things" off of the same Dillinger EP, but I'll take this!

[@alanstrange2421]

Genre-wise, Peeping Tom was Mike's experiment in creating a pop album. A lot of it was created by trading tracks around with various artists and getting them to add to it. Brilliant album.

[@xtldc]

This makes me so happy. I’ve loved Mike Patton and several of his projects going back to when I was 13. It’s awesome to watch as your appreciation for him grows.

[@forgotn42]

So awesome seeing a trio of reactions to one of the greatest vocalists of all time. One of my favorite Mike Patton performances is the live version of War Pigs that he did with Faith No More on Nativity in Black. Which is also just an awesome album filled with Black Sabbath covers by a who's who of mid-90s metal artists.

[@beavisjohns333]

I was taking a music theory class from a classical/jazz pianist, who had perfect pitch btw. One day he dared us to bring in any cd of our choice and play any track. He wanted to show us that all songs produced on a reputable label would follow the “Sonata Allegra” format. So I introduced him to Mike Patton and dared him to pick the track. We ended up listening to about 5 songs during class. Some were S.A. Some weren’t. But He did ask if he could borrow all three albums and the next day he was in love this impossible new music. Your reaction was like dejavu to his reaction. You took me back brother.

[@christophersmack6763]

If you thought Pig Latin was interesting, you should check out the song 'When Good Dogs Do Bad Things' from the same album by The Dillinger Escape Plan. Mike Patton is ridiculous on that track

[@lungfulldrummer8921]

Some nice quality footage of a Dillinger Patton set surfaced a couple of weeks back. They do the e.p plus a faith no more and Justin Timberlake cover.

[@christophersmack6763]

@@lungfulldrummer8921 hell yeah, thanks for the tip, I’ll check it out!

[@lungfulldrummer8921]

@@christophersmack6763 kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5epZamHoMuShJY

[@ruicoelho3484]

Hell yes, that one to me stands out more than pig Latin for sure

[@JCExplorations76]

One Mike Patton triple-play per week, for one decade, sounds about right to me. :^) l love so many different artists and types of music, but Mike Patton is my favorite artist of all time! My Patton journey started with Faith No More in 1989, and I have been enjoying and following all of his various projects since. So many of the other artists he has worked with are amazing and unique as well! It sure was fun to experience your first impressions and reactions to tracks I have been enjoying since their original release dates. Thanks for the entertaining and thought-provoking work. Much Love.

[@chefjeff1366]

Damn - this one shocked me! Really cool seeing Geebz' reactions to these particular Mike Patton projects. Mojo and Pig Latin are particular favourites of mine... now he's just gotta round this out with something from Fantomas' "The Director's Cut". Awesome video.

[@jeremiahpeterson7490]

Yes!

[@anthonymartin6838]

How good is director's cut.so clever...and heavy.luv it!

[@ellajorgi2478]

Maybe a track from Crank 2 soundtrack, too, if we're to go into the movie territory... 😏

[@ComfortWithinNoise]

I think Mike Patton is the best living vocalist of our time.

[@dronmusicsound]

Pig Latin is absolute beauty! Thanx for reaction 🙏🏻

[@VoidR]

Here's a format suggestion: You play the Fantomas album "Suspended Animation" front to back without stopping. You are not allowed to use words in your reaction. Only hand gestures, props and onomatopoeia. I suggest having a toy ray gun, a Loteria (Mexican bingo) deck, a rubber chicken and a bouquet of fake flowers on hand. If you feel the need to use English you may pick a puppet that is appropriate to the reaction and respond through it in character. Any time you deviate from the rules, you must drink a large swallow of coffee.

[@rkoutz]

Enjoyed the whole video. Thanks for checking out Mike Patton, I couldn’t click it fast enough!! . I look forward to the next long form Patton vid. I suggest Mondo Cane (20 km al giorno), Tomahawk (Mescal Rite 2), and Lovage (“Pit Stop” or “Book of the Month”) Love your breakdowns.

[@ReubenAotearoa_]

Anonymous is probably my favourite Tomahawk album so glad to see someone suggest a track from it. People tend to dig the first two albums, and fair enough, but I seldomly see/hear appreciate for that one.

[@elekm2891]

Mescal Rite 2 is awesome and Red Fox from the same album!

[@ikedogman1]

I say this with love- stop second guessing yourself! Your instincts are spot on! Always love your videos. I could watch you pick apart Patton all day!

[@StefanMedici]

Geebz and Mike Patton. Yes, yes and yes. Hardly a long format though, it's an average Tool vid length. 😂 Loving it.

[@Mishap13]

I love the reactions. I love watching your movements and being able to see you are hearing and understanding so many things Patton does that may take others to listen to over and over to hear.

[@ryanmcgill5048]

Haven't even watched the video yet but so excited!!! Mike Patton is one of my favorites!!

[@cynthiajones7514]

Mondo Cane is an amazing project, Should do a analysis on that one too.

[@chuckspf1555]

It’s so beautiful.I don’t know Italian but I’ve listened to it end to end quite a few times just love the emotion.I did look up the lyrics to a few songs I really like so maybe I learned a little lol.

[@MrBeerszerker]

considering the rich, rich catalogue, maybe this should be part one of many . . . fantastic work as usual!

[@AkelasanAK]

... thanks for taking the opportunity!... this was great .... i ,personally, prefer longer format ...

[@Nostradamus92]

Fantastic! Would be awesome to see you react to Fantomâs, their directors cut album is some weird but awesome stuff :D (Twin peaks, godfather or rosemarys baby)

[@jtsiren1676]

This is a worthy side quest, this Mike Patton thing. There could be many more long form videos just about his various projects. I'll be here for them.

[@anthonymartin6838]

Luv the way he pushes the vocals in god hates a coward...building radical and hard .awesome. luv the extra texture of the crackles and winding squeels...sorta thing textural awesome.

[@madf00bar15]

God only made one Mike Patton, we are very lucky to be alive to hear him. Great show!

[@pattonfan137]

Thank you for diving down the Mike Patton rabbit hole. Keep up the great work. One Love

[@TheWhiteLocust]

Fantomas - Experiment in Terror Tomahawk - Capt Midnight Dillinger Escape Plan & Mike Patton - When Good Dogs Do Bad Things These three for the next Mike Patton songs please!

[@danielbrough5796]

Very cool Geebz. You picked a nice journey there. Many more to come with MP. Mondo Cane, Fantomas, his songs with Sepultura, Lovage, Le Chanson de Jacky with Secret Chiefs 3, a song with The Tango Saloon, a great tune with the late Mark Lanegan, a song with Alain Johannes, a song with Bjork, Team Sleep, Dead Cross, Corpse Flower, as well as his work with John Zorn, and that’s just the beginning! What a rabbit hole!

[@ryanmcgill5048]

You haven't even begun to stir the Patton pot. Can't wait to see you dive into more of him in the future. Great reactions!

[@skullshoppe]

I am late to this but i wanted to chime in. I have seen every Mie Patton band live and they sound this good live. Great review mate.

[@j_murdoch]

I love the comparison to Zappa, very fitting. I hadn't heard the Dillinger stuff, so that was a nice treat. Great video overall, and this was a great example of the extended video format. Looking forward to the Claypool video!

[@StefanMedici]

Hell yes, we definitely need a Les vid.

[@JustNice980]

I highly recommend reacting to the entire Peeping Tom album. That whole album is absolutely stellar. There is such a wide range of genre-bending music on it that it will make your head spin.

[@thoronthol1175]

It’s an incredible album.

[@serfillustrated4018]

I'm not even a hip-hop or pop fan but its got enough of the oldschool stuff to give me nostalgia. Then of course Patton is doing amazing like usual. Id also suggest the Tomahawk album Anonymous, it certainly has its own consistent theme too.

[@chuckspf1555]

I found looked into DubTrio after hearing the We’re not alone on it.Ones of my favorites now.You’re right the album is great for sure.

[@gregorystigliano3910]

I love watching you experience Patton! I can see you getting the mojo!

[@mathiaserichsen8177]

Great! Please do more Patton 🤘

[@tootsmagoots9523]

Mike patton is the best vocalist of our time Largest octave range Perfect pitch

[@davebowden4010]

I saw Mike Patton and clicked. I'm never disappointed !

[@dan0nada754]

irony is a dead scene is such a perfect storm. amazing EP

[@markherron3897]

I’m not gonna lie, I am a bit disappointed there was no Mondo Cane where he sings in Italian with an orchestra. Lots of great live performances.

[@KeyOfGeebz]

More to come - was soooooo many suggestions :)

[@markherron3897]

@@KeyOfGeebz It is not a reflection on you as much as the responses when you asked in your previous post.

[@Josh-ov2js]

Not to mention Geebz could do 20+ episodes on just this one guy.

[@dmphax]

@@KeyOfGeebz keep it coming!

[@Blethrow]

@@KeyOfGeebz You've got to do Deep Down off that album. I mean it's Paton covering Ennio Morricone doing pop...

[@shawnk7832]

Just so much new Mike Patton you have given me!!! Whoop Whoop Oi Oi!!! Thank you!!!

[@shawnk7832]

Some of the riffs sounded backwards, like the start (normal start) I found them at the end...

[@WebsterA]

Amazing choice! There's a really good video for God Hates a Coward!

[@AzazelCain]

That live one? With the respirator? Love it!

[@WebsterA]

@@AzazelCain yeah, that's it! It's such a reaction-worthy video. Such a shame Geebz didn't know! Haha

[@AzazelCain]

@@WebsterA Flashback too!

[@bifferoni14]

@@WebsterA but he did know. everybody told him

[@WebsterA]

@@bifferoni14 oh that's unfortunate. Geebz is great but reaction guys should realize there always should be a "Wow Factor" Ex. 1) it's your favorite band and watching someone discover them is awesome. 2) the video is so visually "over the top", it makes for an eventful reaction. 3) Metalheads reacting to rap Rappers reacting to metal Older composers outside their comfort zone etc. We've seen quite a bit of the latter category here is all I'm sayin. Lol

[@Kattatonik7_yt]

This is the best episode yet! So happy you are enjoying the ride so far! Thank you! thank you!

[@KeyOfGeebz]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@Kattatonik7_yt]

@@KeyOfGeebz Oh I DO! I have been a Mike Patton fan since high school like many others. You literally cover all the stuff I listen to and would want to share with you if we hung out! Lol Its fan-flipping-tastic! 😎👍

[@bryanjacobsen5005]

Loved the format! Cool to hear the artist's variations and Patton is perfect for that. Thanks.

[@jenn288]

Love love the long format, especially with one artist.

[@mbarkevich]

Well chosen, and thank you for organizing your thoughts and communicating all the nuances and tricks

[@energ8t]

Most people forget some other Patton works I really love: Lovage (with Dan the Automator) Romances (with Kaada) Fantomas

[@jamesbowler2461]

Quality! A great format to show off a truly talented artist.

[@nsouth123]

Add Monde Cane into the mix - such a different depth of Mike’s styles. Loving the videos (and sorry if you have already covered this)

[@Ralz_al_Ghul]

Great vid as usual and I've been waiting for the deep dive into Mike Pattons work. Keep up the good work 👍

[@markcanevaro2871]

Really enjoyed this. Could have seen more!!!! Part 2 perhaps?

[@tobiasbellman]

I was so happy to see you reviewing three of my favourite songs with Patton. He's a genius.

[@acidgravy1]

I‘m a simple man. When I see Mike Patton, I upvote

[@skinnernorriz5617]

the opening of pig latin is without a doubt the most epic shit i‘ve ever heard in an intro

[@1ndigo5oul83]

Next Patton reactions suggestion: Mondo Cane - Il Cielo In Una Stanza, Fantomas - Der Golem, Mr. Bungle - Carry Stress in the Jaw

[@sistercharlatan]

Hell yes, Mike is my all time favorite. He has such a huge catalogue of music to dive into, with so much variety. God hates a coward is one of those songs I can listen too on repeat. I enjoy the live studio version even more, it's a great vid!

[@danielbullock1019]

Thanks man! I really dig your reactions and your perspective on all different kinds of music. I think you hit the nail on the head when you compared Mike Patton to Frank Zappa. I'm enjoying the longer form videos.Great stuff! Keep on crushing!

[@Nolan013]

Oh man your reaction at 20:13 made me laugh out loud! 😆 It is not an uncommon reaction when listening to Patton. Truly one of the most gifted vocalists alive with a range unrivaled by most, and at the same time one of the most unpredictable. I love this journey you're on. Keep it up Geebz!

[@marioherker4962]

Damn. I remember getting that Peeping Tom Album from the store on the day it released. Now i know that feeling my parents had when they told me such things lol. Music makes us realize we're getting old basically hahaha

[@stevevanderslice2244]

I prefer to think it keeps me young.

[@iximusic]

Oh I LOVE Peeping Tom! Mojo is so good. He's even beat boxing throughout it yooo! I just heard both God Hates A Coward and Pig Latin in the last few weeks myself! Guy's a theatrical, musical, vocal genius. He can sound like anything. Great video Geebz, excellent choices for the songs!

[@galactic_ape1929]

Man... found this way late. Absolutely fantastic analysis and review of a real artist. Frank Zappa comparison will be missed by many, but I completely understand it. Enjoyed this immensely!

[@Daves_not_here_man_]

Mike Patton is a genius. He always keeps things interesting instead of pushing the same old crap just to make some cash.

[@supergreen3233]

I'd love to hear your take on Maximum The Hormone, specifically Yoshu Fukushu. They're totally unrelated but carry some of the frenzied unpredictability I enjoy in Patton's work, hopping gleefully from one subgenre to another. You're right about the Zappa thing, btw. Patton's genius is that same ramshackle bombardment of complex theatricality combined with oddball humour. Right on.