Rappers React To Faith No More "Epic"!!!

[@miguelborges3125]

Fun fact: Jim Martin (the guitar player) went to high school with Cliff Burton (Metallica) and they were in a band together before they joined Faith no More and Metallica respectively

[@3beard]

I love seeing old Metallica interviews where they are wearing FNM shirts

[@Deadguy2322forreal]

Jim's cameo was the best part of Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey

[@ruigen8046]

Martin's work on Angel Dust is the best ive heard on a rock album

[@temens]

That's so cool!

[@jacobvozzo2934]

This is the song Corey Taylor apparently returns too when he is having a hard time it inspires him to keep going and what makes him want to be a musician.

[@chrisgonzalez4414]

This entire album is 🔥

[@grimeypipes2765]

All of their albums with the G.O.A.T. are

[@marcoestiercol6112]

you misspelled 'career'

[@chrisgonzalez4414]

@@marcoestiercol6112 this entire album is 🔥🤔😵‍💫

[@hulkhatepunybanner]

*Track 5 - Zombie Eaters.* Best description of parenting ever.

[@icu3869]

“It’s lying,crying,bleeding on the floor / So you lay down on it/ And you do it some more” Some of the most dark, disturbing lyrics to sneak onto radio. ALL these lyrics are so poetic and gripping- Mike Patton’s talents are varied and extraordinary . Yet he trolled every interview, and stayed humble, original and unconventionally creative to this day.

[@gregiep123]

Faith No More stylistically is all over the genre map, chili peppers were one trick pony‘s, There’s no comparison, I don’t hate the chili peppers but Anthony Kiedis is not even in the same building as Mike Patton vocally

[@TimedRevolver]

It says a lot that my favorite RHCP songs featured another vocalist alongside Kiedis. That person being Josh Klinghoffer, the guy who replaced, and then was replaced by, John Fruscianti. Look Around and Monarchy of Roses are good examples. And Josh had a song called Anymore that's just him signing.

[@veevamm3642]

Well said

[@benhaslam8728]

I wouldn't say one trick pony's but they are miles off pattons and fnm's range

[@zatoichi1]

Peppers never ever in all their years produced an album as amazing as Angel Dust IMHO

[@gregiep123]

@@zatoichi1 Yeah, I’m not trying to shit on them or anything, but they’re just not in the same building

[@joshjacobs3906]

Their tune Mid-life Crisis is the shit. Serious bars. Peace from Pennsylvania ✌️

[@clairash2004]

I'd like to double nominate this somg😊

[@ShanLH5]

Peace also from Pennsylvania! And I agree 😊✌🏽

[@1rexrex]

@@clairash2004 "Gentle Art of Making Enemies" is better when you are pissed off.

[@clairash2004]

@1rexrex I was more We Care a Lot when in a shitty mood but can't argue the choice of song at all.

[@1rexrex]

@@clairash2004 Thats a great song. When you want some cheering up. Gentle Art is for when you need cheering down.

[@Nessa_the_Embroidery_Nerd]

YOU GUYS. FNM are beyond. Their 1990 show at Brixton Academy is unreal. They are extraordinarily talented.

[@markferrett700]

I was there....... 🎸😂

[@korrel340]

I was there too. Out of my nut on black microdots

[@BuckInchuteranch1]

Got to see them live 2 times back then. 1st opening for Billy Idol and the 2nd up at Day on the Green after Soundgarden and before Queensrych and Metallica.

[@Nessa_the_Embroidery_Nerd]

@BuckInchuteranch1 I saw them when I was 17 (1997) and they were great, but I think I was too young to truly appreciate the phenomenon.

[@RDreamer]

These days, guitarist Jim Martin is a farmer in California, growing giant pumpkins. I had some friends who grew giant pumpkins as well, and they knew him from the giant pumpkin community. Some of these pumpkins were the size of small cars, over 1800 pounds.

[@trenchy1990]

He's currently the guitarist for Infectious Grooves.

[@holyterraeighty-seven5352]

STATION!!!!

[@anthonydawson8080]

Infectious grooves is still around? That’s crazy

[@realhatchethead]

when Mike found out Anthony was talking smack. Anthony was accusing Patton of using his dance moves. He did a Mr. Bungle show where the whole band dressed up like RHCP and played all their songs. Just to piss them off. Patton wins in a fight. Lol.

[@jody9721]

There has been lot's about the beef between Patton and Kiedis. It kicked off after the album that Epic is on (The Real Thing) came out in 1989 and Kiedis said Patton was copying his style, or needed to get a style of his own. FNM never really cared and if anything it gave them some free publicity. Patton has gone on record as being critical of rockstars with ego’s and always gone against the trope himself. Things went really bad at the end of the 90's when RHCP and Mr Bungle (who were both on Warner Bros recond label) released albums with very similar titles - Californication and California respectively. The story goes that Kiedis got the record company to delay the Mr Bungle release so that RHCP's album would come out first. Then he got Mr Bungle kicked off a number of high profile festivals in Europe and Australia. In fairness, Mr Bungle did go on stage dressed as RHCP and played some of their songs whilst also being less than complimentary (look up the video, it's WILD!). FNM and Mr Bungle have both utilised many different styles in their music, funk being one of them. FNM and Mr Bungle though progressed way beyond this and have done so much diverse stuff it's actually mind boggling. RHCP have always just been RHCP...

[@yves78]

I love that you recognize Mr Bungle in a Faith No More video, the way it should be. 😂 Guitarist is Jim Martin.

[@Triggerhippie70]

There is so much I can say about Mike Patton! What a brilliant human being, he is such a talent! I love every project he’s ever done! The man is an absolute genius

[@chokka168]

Mike Patton was 22 years old when he joined the band and wrote the lyrics to this entire album in under two weeks. Their song The Real Thing from this album is one of my absolute most favourite songs, and the lyrics are incredible. It's amazing that he came up with them at 22 years old. He's on another level!

[@lukeweber4757]

Mike patton joined FNM in 1988, he was 20. Once The Real Thing was released, he was 21.

[@andrexmillan]

Agree mate! Zombie eaters same… I blurred that part of my cassette listening and rewinding to listen back those 2 songs.

[@GryLi]

This was everywhere back then. Amazing album

[@BethPaige]

Mike Patton went on to do a LOT of voice actor work, as well. I play Left 4 Dead, and was shocked that the zombies and infected screeches and voices were made by him! It sounds so awesome and freaky.

[@markflower8885]

Jim Martin was the guitarist and he left after falling out with the rest of the band during the making of their follow up album "Angel Dust". He had great guitar chops though.

[@bayareathrasher666]

Partied with Jim lots

[@marksantandrea469]

I thought he left because of king for a day style wasn't his thing.

[@markflower8885]

@@marksantandrea469 He left way before King for a Day was even thought about. In fact he only got credited with contributing to the writing of one track on Angel Dust..

[@jasonduvall5467]

He just cut his hair off. It's still him

[@mattharvey968]

You should hear their cover of War Pigs!! This whole album is 🔥 pick any song and you guys will love it!!

[@JackXombi]

ABSOLUTE FACTS! Nativity In Black : A Tribute to Black Sabbath should be a night with Trash Talkers. Do a stream and we can all enjoy it together. ALL KILLER NO FILLER!

[@Sombergirl1979]

I love their cover of the song War Pigs

[@mattharvey968]

@@JackXombi if ya wanna another great cover of War Pigs check out the version by blues artist Samantha Fish! And if ya wanna get off the rails then check out Brown Sabbath cover Fairies Wear Boots! It’s a rock/jazz cover! Dudes are really talented!

[@mattharvey968]

@@Sombergirl1979 it’s a banger!!🔥

[@mattharvey968]

Samantha Fish from 2014!

[@smokeyverton7981]

Did you notice the Cliff Burton Tribute t shirt the guitarist was wearing? They were in a band together before Cliff joined Metallica.

[@craigparker9744]

Last Cup of Sorrow is a great song by Faith No More. Love the channel guys .

[@JohnnyUtahFBI]

The Acid Bath shirt is fire!!!

[@lauragraziano5858]

I will forever ask for more Mike Patton!!! I can't remember if you did The Land of Sunshine yet, but it's one of my favorites! If you REALLY want to see his vocal ability, check out This Guy's in Love With You the live version. It's a great tribute to Burt Bacharach (RIP). So yeah, more Patton please!!

[@chrisross-fd3fo]

Easy cover is awesome also..but had to laugh..i didnt know they did a cover of This Guy..which is one of my favorites..but just yesterday i listened to ,after years, Isaac Hayes Look of Love by the genius of Bacharach and David ..man i love me some grunge and sludge and thrash.like pizza...but Burt and Jimmy Webb and Kris Kristofferson and that vein are just like ice cream..and how you choose btwn ice cream and pizza..

[@avibecalledblessed3959]

This song came out when I was in elementary school, and this video was so good. I loved watching it when it was on. FNM and Mike Patton especially really influenced my style and love for certain genres. Sidenote I remember when the video gained controversy due to the scene at the end where the fish is out of water and appears to be dying on camera. PETA went after them. And MTV cut that end off when showing the video for a while.

[@racing2cat]

yeah, the gasping fish was a bit traumatizing for a lot of us.

[@Easy_Skanking]

I was in college when this album came out and I saw them open for Billy Idol. I got to meet FNM at an autograph session before the show and they signed my copy of "The Real Thing". There was a lot of good music around that time right before grunge screwed everything up. LOL

[@Liska78]

Yeah I remember everyone being concerned about that fish

[@eljefebridget]

FNM is a wild ride to go through their albums. Also Bill & Ted: STATIOOOONNNNN 😂

[@trenchy1990]

The 90's was born with this song. First mainstream success they had but personally 'We Care A Lot' was their breakthrough track. RHCP did it first BUT out of the 2, Epic was the first to crack the US Top 10. Next FNM track isn't with Patton but it should be the one mentioned 'We Care A Lot' because you guys will know it!

[@djimpetus]

Seeing as FNM started in 1979, I don't think you can say peppers did it first. They got recognized first but they more or less started at the same time

[@trenchy1990]

@@djimpetus RHCP's first album was in 84, FNM's in 85.

[@djimpetus]

@@trenchy1990 yes but FNM still started in 79, went through a slew of vocalists before landing on Chuck and recording We Care A Lot.

[@trenchy1990]

@@djimpetus the question was about funk metal anyways and when they were Faith No More officially in 83, funk became part of their sound. As Sharp Young Men & Faith No Man, they were Sabbath heavy.

[@monkeyhousescouse]

No - the RHCP DID NOT 'do it first'. Faith No More formed in 1977 - and were already exploring the fusion of rap and hard-core and rock sub-genres. The chillies were in school when Faith No More were an established touring and writing act. #factcheck

[@91GT347]

Just for those concerned. The fish at the end was fine. Put back in the tank and lived a normal tank fish life. Lol I remember seeing that in an interview. Fish can breath out of water until their gills start drying up.

[@Brotha_Teresa]

They joked that it was Bjork’s fish.

[@neilpatrickhairless]

It was Björk's fish at one point, and sat in a bowl on a piano at Roddy's Mom's house for some time

[@Vampagan]

You don't need to just listen to this album. You need to OWN this album.

[@coopsnz1]

Faith no more- ashes to ashes

[@DontH8thePervert]

I came here to say that

[@donjackson5522]

Smokey is on to something. If there was a beef between Faith No More and the Chili Peppers this video ramps it up a notch. My money is on Mike Patton. Station!

[@neilpatrickhairless]

Roddy Bottom (now of the band Man on Man) plays keyboards for Faith No More. The fish was a gift from Björk, and used to sit in a bowl ontop of a piano in Roddy's Mom's house. PETA had a fit about the scene in the video and I recall an MTV interview with Bill (the bass player) and Roddy where they ask about the fish and one of them say something like (paraphrasing) "it gave the fish a part of its personality that it may not have known about before"

[@kingv1331]

This is the video that started the feud between Anthony and Mike. Anthony thought that Mike was ripping off his stage moves in this video. He was worried that people would think RHCP was ripping off FNM because prior to this RHCP had not had a mainstream hit. While I enjoy both FNM and RHCP, I can't really see any correlation between their music. They really sound nothing alike, and if they are lumped together, it tends to be more because of the feud between Anthony and Mike more than any similarity in sound.

[@lindsaywillis7205]

This song was like telling the eighties to kiss it 🤣 and welcome to the 90's... The last great decade !!!

[@jerryh.nintendoplayers]

The drummer from Faith no more actually played for Ozzy for a bit,You can see him on the video of I just don't wanna to stop.

[@djimpetus]

There was something between Patton and Kiedis. It carried over until 1999/2000 at least when Mr Bungle and RHCP were booked at the same festival around the release of Mr Bungles California and RHCP's Californication. Kiedis being the diva he is refused to play if Bungle was there, so Mr Bungle was removed from the show. This was followed by an Epic Halloween performance by Bungle where they mocked the OD death of Chili Pepper guitarist Hilel Slovak. Patton is god

[@Brotha_Teresa]

I remember how controversial this video was with the fish flopping around on the piano at the end. PETA jumped all over it saying the fish was dying.

[@andrexmillan]

That album is 💯% mind blowing. No one was ready to listen and valorate that new way of creating music. Was my first stuff I bought with my cash at my 13 years! Which had hide for years until my family bought a CD PLAYER!

[@stoneysopranoyukon9398]

This whole album is epic !

[@Zseventyone]

Jim Martin is the guitarist here. He and the band parted ways after their next album (Angel Dust).

[@tadanott300]

Love you guys' reactions.

[@hazi5961]

You guys need to check out The Real Thing by Faith No More.

[@rainbowesque1]

My feelings about the beef between FNM and RHCP can best be summed up by this iconic quote from Nick Cave: "I'm forever near a stereo saying, 'What the fuck is this garbage?' And the answer is always the Red Hot Chili Peppers.”

[@coreywickramasekera9968]

The last track on this album is a cover of Black Sabbath's, WAR PIGS, HE NEARLY SOUNDS IDENTICAL TO OZZY 😮

[@bmeggs19]

Patton has a plethora of bands. I'd recommend "God Hates a Coward" by Tomahawk, or "We're Not Alone" by Peeping Tom. Tomahawk is a rock band and Peeping Tom is more on the experimental side.

[@Kelly30stm]

This song and video is how I discovered them!

[@munkeeBraynStoo]

This is great. One of the 1st music videos I saw. It came on MTV right after Paradise City. The late 80s were awesome

[@RestrainingHollywood]

Jim Martin is their Guitarist. He played in FNM from 84 till 93. He was replaced by Trey from Mr. Bungle in 94'. Roddy Bottum is FNM's Keyboardist/Pianist. Hes an open Homosexual & brings alot of the Pop & Melodies to FNM's Music. RHCP started in 82'. First album 84'. Were always just a funk/punk band. FNM started in 82' as well but were more Post Punk & New Wave influenced by Bands like Killing Joke & Public Image Ltd. Who would Win in a Fight? Well Keidis is more physically fit & probably Physically Stronger but Mike Patton is Crazy af. Keidis was jealous & felt threatened. Patton runs circles around him vocally & with talent.

[@ianwood9771]

First one on the list today. Now we move to the nest Fear Factory song Fear Campaign!!!

[@jte5783]

Completely unique. A precursor to all rap metal.

[@k.h.1587]

Rap metal was already around, anthrax did I'm the man in 1984, run DMC had a few heavy guitar driven songs even before the Aerosmith collaboration. Not to mention the John Lydon/afrikka bambaata collaboration

[@jte5783]

@@k.h.1587 yeah, that’s not the same as basing your whole sound around that theme, is it?

[@zippymacadoo6336]

That is definitely an 80's sweater. I recall FNM hitting before RHCP gained fame.

[@PhantomOfTheMall]

If you love piano…you need to check out TORI AMOS!!! In concert, she’s typically seen straddling a piano bench while playing TWO PIANOS AT ONCE…one on her left and one on her right! Btw, knowing y’all like Tool….she has a song called “Past The Mission” that has Maynard on backing vocals!!

[@Kelly30stm]

Past the mission is actually Trent Reznor singing. Maynard is on Muhammad my friend. She's amazing live and yes she plays two pianos often!

[@PhantomOfTheMall]

@@Kelly30stm Crap! Damn it...I got mixed up for a minute...lol. Good catch!

[@Kelly30stm]

@@PhantomOfTheMall no worries! I love them both!

[@Liska78]

I’ve seen her live, she’s amazing ✨

[@socalnitro]

My buddy n me got rear ended listening to this. The CD did not skip 🍺

[@scottlefaivre2446]

Another of the multitude of reasons why the 90s was the greatest era in music. In all time I know people like the 60s and '70s but the '90s resonates with me much more

[@DragonTigerBoss]

The 90s really had the best production as well. There are a lot of straight classic records from the early to mid 90s that you have to turn up the volume for if you've been listening to stuff from other eras, because the dynamics are way better, which you can't achieve if you're peaking the audio all the time.

[@scottlefaivre2446]

@@DragonTigerBoss in just the fact of the explosion of genres of music that are the backbone of modern music today

[@rchuckins]

It's said about way more people/bands than is necessary (or true) but Faith No More was, indeed, ahead of its time with this style of music.

[@ajruther67]

This song is so cool. I love it as much as the first time I heard it when it first came out.

[@corinastiles5216]

I was fortunate enough to see them opening for Billy Idol. Excellent Show.

[@waynephillips6779]

Yes FNM love this tune it’s what really got me into them back in the day FROM OUT OF NOWHERE is 🔥🔥🔥 🤟🤟🤟🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@matimus100]

Congratulations you two on being in love with other men thanks for letting everyone know

[@steves.6519]

It was hilarious that back when this first came out (before the internet) that not only was the song a big hit, but there was SO much controversy about the fish out of water dying (or not) at the end of the video.

[@skullionchild]

Love both bands. They both have greatness to contribute.

[@MrFoxxx47]

Y'all have to check out the live performance when they imitated the Chili Peppers for almost an entire set and played their songs lmao. Greatness.

[@crazyscrolly]

The pretend shooting up lmao was gold

[@tedsmith7814]

Excellent reaction! “Zombie Eaters” would be a great next review from FNM

[@janetpatterson7915]

This song still gives me the chills!!! 🙌🙌🙌

[@Brando-Lee3725]

I cant believe yall just now doing this song ! But Anywho , FNM is a band where every album sounds different and was ahead of the times on each one ! Not to mention the MANY Mike Patton albums he did that were off the wall in different forms . Like Mr. Bungle . That was crazy and was before he joined FNM . I loved the original FNM singer too , but Mike skyrocketed them to king status ! But every one in that band , drums , bass , keys and guitarist with Mikes one of a kind voice and lyrics made FNM a must know band !

[@christinapeck966]

I love me some Faith No More …classic 😉🎶🎶EPIC ✨ has always been one of my fav all time songs so nostalgic 🎶music is life 🎶💯✌🏽

[@thedrunkentarot]

oh the memories!!!!! thank you!

[@metalguru85]

This was indeed their breakthrough. Not my favourite FNM song by a long way but great reaction as always. Midlife Crisis is a 🔥 FNM song for next time.

[@kristaspecht]

Yup midlife crisis would be good next:)

[@lindacoy7165]

I think they did that one.

[@marksantandrea469]

It was by far the biggest American single. And if I'm not mistaken the music was already done and then they fired Chuck from the band so Mike came in to fill lyrics and angel dust was their first album as a collaborative unit

[@fast_mattw8059]

They did midlife crisis two years ago! Crazy right?

[@metalguru85]

@@fast_mattw8059 I know now. Can't believe I forgot. It doesn't feel like two years ago at all.

[@stephaniegeer1691]

Holy shit guys!!! You're only NOW checking out Epic by FNM!?!??!!! This ENTIRE album is PURE🔥🔥🔥!! As for the fight between RHCP & FNM...all I can say about that is both bands mix Rick with other genres like rap and blues and funk....both are AWESOME, but different in their own unique ways...as you can probably tell from this song,FNM brings more of a Rock element to their music...whereas RHCP tends to lean in a more funk direction.however,both groups mix generes.both are fantastic!!!!😄I've seen both live several times in the 90's.Roddy Bottom was the guitarist of FNM at the time...piano.player as well.😊 BOTH bands are legends of the 90's!🎶✌

[@stephaniegeer1691]

Rock!!! Mix rock with other generes!!! Sorry I didn't catch that mistake before I sent it! ✌out dudes

[@sergiodavila5269]

Jim Martin was their guitarist then 🤘🏽

[@mikethemotormouth]

Roddy Bottum was on keyboards, Jim Martin was the guitarist

[@fausty150]

Mike Patton is a next next level

[@lindacoy7165]

Their album The Real Thing is fantastic. There is a piano part at the end of “Self Destructor” by CheVelle. They said that part was an homage to “Epic”.

[@tatushhimekuro]

This came out the year I graduated. Still loving it ❤❤

[@laurawallis7093]

Still love this song. I think i was about 11yrs old when it came out and it definitely was Epic😊

[@MadHippie666]

Saw them live in Bologna, Italy 1990. Amazing show

[@jeremeywilson2318]

Falling to Pieces is 🔥

[@lindseycarter579]

Mike Patton is a beautiful, brilliant, musical genius.

[@kimzwolinski9919]

This is one of those that I remember turning it all the with the windows down 🤘😎

[@danjohnson2986]

So many memories with this. Nice.

[@angelawillis-berry6476]

This is one song that whenever it comes on my "classic rock" station, I turn that shit up!!

[@dkmcbigsley]

Us Def Leppard/Poison hair metal guys weren't sure what to make of this. We wanted to hate it, but it is unstoppable

[@mmakeup_mmama83]

Totally not related to FNM but I’d love to see y’all get more into some Pearl Jam

[@themorbidsymphony]

Zombie eaters is one of the best song's ever written!!

[@cjonesufc]

The FNM album this was on was called “The Real Thing”. The band had recorded all the music, but had no lyrics or vocals so they were looking for a new singer. Mike Patton was hired from Mr. Bungle and he wrote all the lyrics and melodies over a period of about 10 days. They wouldn’t let him even change anything about the songs. He modeled his appearance and dancing for this song and video to mock Anthony Keidis because Anthony had accused him of copying RHCP with Mr. Bungle, but Mike always had tons of styles of music in his band. Later, Faith No More played a Halloween show dressed up as RHCP, played some of their stuff really badly, and pretended to shoot up on stage. It was pretty rough. The big salt-in-the-wound moment was when FNM won a Grammy for this song.

[@neilpatrickhairless]

Mike was definitely ribbing Chuck Mosely with the nasal voice and dancing around and colorful clothing

[@travistwelfthman]

FNM started '79 and RHCP started in '82. SF/LA rivals Check out the Mike Patton/Dillinger escape plan collab EP especially the track "When Good Dogs Do Bad Things" Check out the Faith No More concert where they cosplayed as RHCP love the channel, you guys have gotten me (metalhead) more into rap again lately.

[@kristaspecht]

Morning guys! Oh man this song takes me back! They used to play it on MTV all the time! One of my favs! I LOVE the bass in this one!( And that guitar tho!! ) Lol. You should definitely check out the song "midlife crisis" next for sure!❤🤓🎸

[@mikethemotormouth]

They have kzbin.info/www/bejne/nmOmgIZnist-gqs

[@ulisesmaximilianolopez5763]

Nice reaction.... Saludos desde Argentina

[@twelvemonkeys8786]

FNM are legends, unique, influential.. So many good songs..

[@dwolters_the_zombieman]

I love this group.

[@mikecaetano]

"Epic" ruled rock radio throughout the 1990's. MTV played the video for the song quite often as well. The video was somewhat provocative too, given how it ends with a fish out of water and gasping at the air. I read the lyrics as if they were an updated version of the sentiments expressed in The Rolling Stones "I Can't Get No Satisfaction", that is, as push back against the consumer pressures put on society by commercial interests and the impossibility of attaining the idealized good life depicted in advertising. As for the question and answer, "What is it? It's it", well, this is a bit cheeky, but Faith No More is from San Francisco and in nearby Burlingame there is a company that has been making an ice cream sandwich called "It's-It" since 1976. So a "It's-It" is a slab of vanilla ice cream sandwiched between two oatmeal cookies and dipped in chocolate! [grin]

[@tgraymk]

I saw them in Philly a 6 or 7 years back. Still a great show. The drummer's epic dreadlocks are epically grey now.

[@SlugCult718]

Major points for rockin the Acid Bath tee!! Fuck yeah!!

[@roninakamai6325]

Mike Patton has one of the best vocal ranges since the 90's and Jim Martin is an amazing guitar player,,,Jim Martin also had a guest appearance in Bill and Ted's bogus journey,,, Also check out FNM cover of (Easy)

[@mikethemotormouth]

Been done did catch up kzbin.info/www/bejne/oKPbhJJ_odV4otU

[@MrHotsnakes]

Big Jim Martin on guitar, they fell out after the Angel dust album and he left. Keyboard player was Roddy Bottum, he came out in 93 a brave move back then in rock, and he said he was surprised with his name that nobody guessed

[@markmurray2235]

First saw these in 1992 with soundgarden and guns n roses... They were awesome 🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@wavesnowaves]

Loving your Acid Bath t-shirt! Respect!

[@cynthiaschultheis1660]

Saw them live with Billy Idol and Wang Chung...son's favorite group😎😎😎

[@MadisonCarter]

Yes, everything Mike Patton does in this video visually is done to mock Anthony Kiedis. Their music isn't terribly similar, but Patton went out of his way to make fun of how Kiedis moves and "dances" - this wasn't the beginning of their beef, but it was the lightning that set everything between them on fire.

[@porgy29]

I think this was the start of the beef since Patton had not actually been in Faith No More for that long at this point. And yeah it went back and forth a bit but seemed more to be coming from Kiedis, with Patton trying to keep his head down for most of it. Part of that is just because the Chili Peppers were a much bigger band than either Faith No More or Mr. Bungle. The big thing they did was get Bungle dropped from some festivals in Europe that both they and Chili Peppers had both been booked at. In retaliation Bungle did a show on Halloween where they all dressed up as caricatures the Chili Peppers and took this piss out of them such as playing parodies of their songs and taking breaks to pretend to do heroin.

[@yolandabrooksqueenofsevens]

One of my crush’s growing up I was 19 years old when this came out 💃💃🔥🔥

[@michaelvannoy2429]

The guitar player was Jim Marten. He was asked to leave the band sometime because of substance abuse. FNM is actually the progenitor of bands like Limp Bizkit, Lincoln Park.

[@neilpatrickhairless]

Jim was fired because he gave up on doing anything with or for the band. He wouldn't answer phone calls and stopped showing up for rehearsals and shit

[@monkeyhousescouse]

No - the RHCP DID NOT 'do it first'. Faith No More did. Faith No More formed in 1977 - and were already exploring the fusion of rap and hard-core and rock sub-genres. The chillies were in school when Faith No More were an established touring and writing act. #factcheck

[@PaulLoh]

Back when Regis Philbin was hosting Who Wants To Be A Millionaire, I remember seeing Faith No More's drummer Roddy Bottum as a contestant. It wasn't a celebrity episode. He just showed up as a regular guy and nobody made any mention of it.

[@ranman1708]

You can thank FNM for inspiring NuMetal bands like Incubus, Deftones, Slipknot, Korn...ect.

[@toddkelly5985]

Anthony Keidis should’ve done a little research on the band and Mike Patton, before making those dumb comments. Mike Patton has range that Anthony and most singers wish they had. On this same album the songs Surprise Your Dead, The Real Thing, and Zombie Eaters are all different from each other and equally badass. It’s no wonder Patton is good friends with Adam Jones. Plus let’s not forget he sang Easy like Sunday Morning, a beatbox collaboration with Rahzel, and sings Opera. Oh and check out the duet between Patton and Serj from SOAD

[@AysKuz]

FNM all the way! My first concert in the 90ies was Faith No More, Guns´n Roses and Soundgarden and it was epic! Ha!😄

[@ShanLH5]

Yes! Not my first concert but I saw them in 92 when they opened for GNR and Metallica. Mike Patton was rolling around onstage in a plastic bag 😆

[@AysKuz]

@@ShanLH5 Hahaha why does this not surprise me?