My first time hearing Mike Patton! Faith No More performs "Midlife Crisis" LIVE

[@VIeshPilled]

Mike Patton Rabbit hole has started. One of the best vocalists to ever exist. Enjoy the ride.

[@Fonpol68]

My old band would do surprise your dead. Some King's X as well, Pleiades. Try sing the back up with the rhythm. 😥

[@supremelordoftheuniverse5449]

Rabbit labyrinth

[@cameronrycroft4635]

Nothin left to say here🤘✌️👋👋👋🔥🔥

[@cameronrycroft4635]

Oh,,if ya feelin kinda sexy 1night check him out with Lovage,,it's a bizarre wee journey of shizzel, and the beautiful female vocalist to add to the mix,, I can't tell you too much,, don't wanna ruin it for you 😅✌️

[@mylarus]

Yep him and Chris Cornell were the best male rock vocalists of that generation imo. And there were some other amazing ones.

[@robdaniel3211]

Please, WAY more Mike Patton. He is absolutely astounding vocally.

[@meangenegeraldene7686]

And sexually.

[@WoofHmmmmmmmm]

This is the tip of the Mike Patton iceberg. You’re going to be shocked when you hear more of what’s out there.

[@jolemite2639]

Yeah I feel like she’d actually dig the stuff he did on Mondo Cane more than FNM

[@AshleyRichardt]

@@jolemite2639 Tomahawk "God Hates a Coward"

[@nosuchperson284]

Man of a thousand voices. Girlie harmonies and animal sounds as well. A thousand musical projects too. From absolutely brutal stuff to quasi-operatic Italian crooning.

[@kitwalker2968]

Yes listen to Patton doing the chorus in FNM Epic theres a different voice or in Evidence

[@brendanbarrett8421]

Skip straight to the end and do "Platypus".

[@dan.vitale]

Mike Patton is one of the best frontmen ever. His vocal range and performances are all over the place. I had a friend who saw them in London's Brixton Academy in the late 80s and he said that he was a bundle of energy all through the show, at one point singing an entire song doing pushups...... Patton is an enigma to say the least.

[@undinism69]

Jut to be pedantic, that was in 1990. I saw them on this tour, got to meet Mike and talk about music because he saw my Napalm Death jumper as was impressed someone in Australia had the top I had! We got talking for a bit and he actually got called onto stage for being a little late! haha.

[@johnplaysgames3120]

I've seen Mike a bunch of times with FNM, Mr. Bungle, and Fantomas. Every show has been different and amazing, but Mike was definitely that "bundle of energy" you mentioned. Especially in the Bungle shows. One of my favorite memories of Mr. Bungle is from the first time I saw them. I'd never heard a Mr. Bungle song before and had no idea what kind of music they played. I just knew the name from Mike's shirt in the "Epic" video and read somewhere that it was his band from high school. When they came to my town in SoCal, I went into the show having no idea what to expect, and it was just nuts from beginning to end, including the "Welcome Back, Kotter" theme song being sung in both English and Spanish, a cover of Billy Squier's "The Stroke" but at like half speed (or less) with super harsh vocals, etc. But the part that always stuck with me the most is the final song of the night. They played it pretty much all the way through and then, at one point, hit a chord and the entire band just froze onstage. They let their instruments keep ringing out and, almost immediately, the guitar started feeding back on itself. Still, the band stayed frozen in place like statues. At first, the crowd was cheering and laughing and having a great time, feeling like they were in on a fun little joke. Several minutes of growing, horrible feedback later, the crowd started getting uncomfortable, uncertain, etc. A few minutes of continued feedback and frozen bandmembers after that, the crowd started turning on them, shouting insults, throwing things, etc. A few minutes after that, the crowd came back around and started laughing and cheering at the audacity. A couple minutes after that, the guitarist (who was wearing a rubber monster mask, a frilly tuxedo jacket, and boxer shorts with his pants around his ankles) fell over like a tipped statue, the drummer and bassist left the stage, and Mike Patton suddenly launched himself through the center of the drumkit. And that was the end of the show. It was a fascinating experience and the first and only time I've ever seen a song where the audience was the instrument being played by the band. It was genius and changed how I viewed art and music forever afterward.

[@DarkDefender01]

I saw them in Poland in '93. Unforgettable!

[@seanplourde8729]

That sounds so cool.

[@PizzaLord]

I was at that show (it was 1990 not late 80s) and he didn't do any songs where he did push ups for the whole song. Most amazing show anyway and saw them at the same venue a few years later and met the guys back stage because I was working as a music journo.

[@MrDirty-if7gc]

Mike is the mad scientist of vocalist and their King for a Day album is a must own.

[@antiochiaadtaurum3786]

he is, angel dust is a must listen, as is the real thing. Faith no more were never scared to just do whatever they wanted. And we haven't even mentioned Mr. Bungle

[@mattj1871]

@antiochiaadtaurum3786 yeah, Angel Dust is my addiction. (pun intended)

[@babybiird8285]

I’m with you. KFADFFAL is my album pick.

[@Double_J_48629]

@@babybiird8285 easily #1. (though, i am still a sucker for TRT , mainly for the title track and WFM)

[@TheseBitchesWantNikes]

KFAD is also my favorite album.

[@Pisceanratsun]

This man....this man is the most brilliant thing that ever happened to music......52yr old mother of 3 here, he is slick, clever, thoughtful, visceral, welcome to Mike Patton

[@BPoweredLove]

Hey! I'm 53! And I agree with everything you said.

[@Pisceanratsun]

@@BPoweredLove yay us!!!!!! Rockn out still, love it

[@Element8909]

"You're perfect yes it's true, but without me you're only you". What a line.

[@angelaheaton1975]

My favorite line of the song

[@jareczek1980]

yeah, and " menstruating heart"- wow. I am from the era of Faith no more, but I'm appreciate now. So many years wasted.

[@Doomstuff82]

He can do everything from thrash to opera. Hands downy favorite vocalist

[@Mvader7]

Mike is one of my favourite vocalists of all time. You can’t judge him by one song as he has such a range in style. Try listening to Caffeine and then listen to their cover of I Started a Joke. It’s hard to believe it’s the same singer.

[@letoanor]

YES to both of those. Or Edge of the world and then Cuckoo for caca 😁

[@metalmanny666]

I’ve never even heard the original song of I started a joke

[@terrahawk1977]

@@metalmanny666it’s by the bee-gees

[@jenharris4449]

During the Brisbane show of the 1995 tour, he poured a bottle of urine in his mouth that someone had thrown on stage, then sang part of Portishead's Glorybox. If you shut your eyes, you'd swear it was her singing. Mike is my favourite vocalist ever, he's just astounding ❤

[@drewflanagan4296]

30+ years later and Angel Dust is still one of the greatest analbums of the 90s.

[@AysKuz]

The first concert I ever went to was Faith No More, Soundgarden and Guns´n Roses. I will never forget it!

[@kerstinlorz9400]

I m jealous

[@flyfishizationjones4940]

That’s a KILLER first show. My sister took me to the B52s. I have to live with THAT scar as my first concert.

[@stevensorrell1625]

Totally jealous. Mine was Iron Maiden opening for Cheap Trick at (what was then called) aChicagofest in 1981 when I was 12 and my friend's mom was security.

[@wiseblood90]

I saw that tour in Manchester UK

[@edenbayb34]

Wow .. seems there’s a devolution happening generally in all aspect of society music being one of them

[@rcoveyduc]

Their cover of Commodores "Easy Like Sunday Morning" is fantastic.

[@darrenobrien7568]

There’s a live version from this same episode on jay leno. It’s great.

[@Malfehzan]

Or their cover of the Bee Gees' I Started a Joke ...

[@sukulmati]

The great thing about that cover is that I still hear it pretty frequently while grocery shopping.

[@MakoyUnggoy]

@@Malfehzan 2nd that!

[@mattj1871]

Yup.

[@ikedogman1]

Ok so this man has one of the widest vocal ranges of any man on the planet. Look for it and you’ll find how insane what he can do really is. From insane experimental stuff to Italian pop songs from the 50’s. He’s a beast. Enjoy the ride…

[@jacobhgjensen2888]

Mike Pattons Voice have a range of 6 octaves. One of the most gifted and creative singers ever. Frontman of Faith No More, Mr Bungle, Fantomas, tomahawk and a lot more. And off course his Italian crooner project Mondo Cane. Mr Patton is absolutely amazing!!

[@Fonpol68]

😊you know what he is? CHEEKY!!!

[@simshady1720]

Exactly!

[@metalmanny666]

Is Mindo Cane exclusively sung in Italian?

[@docjim62]

@@metalmanny666 yes, it's an album of him covering catchy Italian pop songs from the 1960s.

[@dvpe]

Mike is one of the most eclectic vocalists in rock genre. So unique.

[@treebeardstudios]

Faith No More - Evidence I think is one of the best contrasts to his style in this song. It's very smooth and jazzy.

[@f4fake22]

Mike Patton is an all time GOAT, I wish more people could enjoy his genius vocals.

[@usmarine1]

Mike Patton in Two words…Absolute genius

[@BPoweredLove]

Agreed. Another two words perhaps, "otherworldly god". There are probably other two-words too. LOL!

[@jakubbogdanski9681]

6 octaves 1/2 note; and he does everything, from zombie screams in "I Am Legend" movie, to beautiful 50's Italian songs as "Mondo Cane"

[@jakefoxx7978]

And left 4 dead 2 zombie sounds

[@Maizy_lynn]

Last of us as well he did all those creatures

[@Krash_OverrideX]

@@jakefoxx7978 And for the video game The Darkness

[@jenharris4449]

​@@Maizy_lynnoh wow, didn't know that! 🤩

[@jocelyngrenier4449]

Probably the most versatile vocal on the planet. Damn, Patton can sing anything

[@spishco]

I'm so happy you finally did a Mike Patton video! He is amazing.

[@spishco]

There is a vast Mike Patton rabbit hole you can go down. He's a fascinating artist!

[@MightyDen07]

Oooh, Mike Patton rabbit hole. Clearly one of the best vocalist ever lived. Hope we can see more reactions to him.

[@MrRamaman1]

Oh my lady, you have sooo much more to hear and discover. Enjoy the journey as we have for 35 years.

[@godscoldhands77]

The man, the myth, the legend.! One of the greatest ever, mindblowing vocal range. Mike Patton is the personification of "because I can". Probably the biggest rabbit hole you can dive in. So many different bands, so many different styles...

[@esku75]

Mike Patton is one of the voices of my life ❤

[@wesbaumguardner8829]

The look on your face when he goes straight into that clean belt after doing the harsh vocals is priceless. The look when he goes into the scream voice right after that is even better! Fantastic reaction!

[@ReverendDangles]

It's amazing how much stuff Mike Patton has done. My brain exploded when I realized how much voice work he's done in Film. The first time I realized this was when I saw he did the voices for all the creatures in I Am Legend.

[@RenThraysk]

Also sung a song, Bird's Eye, with Serj Tankian for the movie Body of Lies.

[@HowieStephens]

I think my favorite guest appearance was the EP with Dillinger Escape Plan

[@beckstar78]

in the portal game also

[@JimWenger-ve3kt]

To hear another voice which has a very well developed, but harsh/damaged voicing with some apparent "false cord engagement," please please do an analysis of Tom Waits.

[@ockase2]

Also did the theme song for the Teenage mutant ninja turtles : shredders revenge video game

[@anthonywatt3758]

Falling To Pieces was always my favorite song of theirs.

[@garryhorton5899]

Mike Patton, the man of a thousand voices, he can sing anything and everything, absolute genius

[@tonyv.8781]

This is a deep and rewarding rabbit hole. He is amazing.

[@jonathancapps1103]

Mike Patton is insanely good, and is not bound by such concepts as vocal style.

[@shakey27]

Mike Patton is the GOAT, there's no other vocalist/performer like him. Just saw Mr. Bungles 2 shows at First Ave. in Minneapolis and he's as good now as when I saw Faith No More at the same venue in 1990. And at the end when you talk about his technique keep in mind he is completely self taught.

[@Olkam-w5u]

All the best and greatest singers are self-taught. ))

[@belindamelissa8801]

imo Kyo from Dir en Grey is a technically better counterpart to Mike. Mike has a very large array of different styles and a huge vocal range, but his technique isn't really good, and his functional range, especially in his upper extension, is rather small compared to his gigantic overall range. Kyo basically has the same range and same array of vocal styles, but a better and cleaner technique. And a larger array of different vocal tones

[@HowieStephens]

My absolute favorite vocalist of all time. Incredibly versatile and creative. I hope you dive in to more of his work. So many projects to choose from.. FNM, Mr. Bungle, Tomahawk, Fantomas, Peeping Tom, etc etc. He even did an album of covers of 50s/60s Italian pop/big band songs as Mondo Cane.

[@dustytool]

Please do more Faith No More. This is just the tip of the iceberg.

[@markflower8885]

I remember being at Download festival and Mike Patton started singing Lady Gaga's "Poker Face" as an introduction to the Faith No More song "Chinese Arithmatic" and he sang it in such a way that he turned his voice into the effect of someone scratching on a turntable. We couldn't stop laughing in disbelief at what he had just done. It's on KZbin too..Worth watching.

[@jenharris4449]

Oh wow, I'd forgotten about that!! Thanks for the memory ❤

[@stevenfehrenbach5343]

Seeing Faith no more live in Sydney in 2015 was one of the best shows I've ever seen. This live video doesn't quite show his quality. When he's on, he's one of the best singers I've ever seen.

[@mrtveye6682]

I saw them back in the 90s during the "epic"-tour, and it was mind-blowing how close not only Mike but the whole band sounded as if it came directly from the CD. So tight, so on point, crystal clear, up to the last song no sign of fatigue. I never experienced that level of perfection in any rock-live-show ever since.

[@femalediction9050]

I was absolutely devastated when they had to cancel their last Aus tour. Really hoping they can make it back here one last time 🙏

[@HowieStephens]

Similar feeling having seen him with Tomahawk opening for Tool. Unforgettable.

[@petecabrina]

I love the fact here that he is on Leno and is just fking around really, and even deliberately doing the weird deep vocals just to throw everyone 😄

[@demoncleaner80]

Mondo Cane live (Mike Patton doing a bunch of classic Italian pop songs) is pretty mind blowing too.

[@pierrelorthios851]

mike patton is from another world and we ALL thank him for that - merciiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii

[@jonathanquarnberg9136]

Their song "Evidence" shows another style that Mike Patton can do, lounge singing. They have so many good songs where he sings differently. I can't remember which song it is, but he can do operatic singing as well.

[@xINVISIGOTHx]

one of the best types of videos is someone hearing mike patton for the first time

[@ewayneleet5991]

Mike Patton has one of the greatest voices music has ever seen.

[@LukeMay]

I am in love with this reaction. Thank you for explaining what he's up to. I loved this so much! Keep on being great!!

[@carbon1479]

If you want to hear him kill it with the smooth vocals - Stripsearch is a good one. For more harsh vocals - Caffeine. For a wild thematic journey - King For A Day. The title track 'The Real Thing' is also a very head-spacy and complex track, jazz taps that almost remind me of dnb breaks, and I think it's a philosophic treatise on pudding but excellent smooth vocals.

[@rome8180]

Mike Patton is probably the most diverse vocalist out there. He's done hundreds of projects, and they're all wildly different. And as you've seen, he can switch genres and styles mid song. It's a shame that there aren't more good live clips out there of him. But if you want to see the extent of his range there are a few things you could check out. I would recommend the studio version of "Goodbye Sober Day" by Mr. Bungle, the version of "This Guy's in Love with You" from the BBC1 Faith No More Session, and some of the live Mondo Cane concerts.

[@stratobungle]

Goodbye Sober Day is a BANGER! Freakin' Maori War Chants!?!?

[@bezdekdelatte]

Faith No More - Superhero live on BBC Peeping Tom - We’re Not Alone live on Henry Rollins show As a singer, I find these two Mike Patton performances very compelling. He’s one of a kind.

[@voxstelarum]

The man of the thousand voices

[@brookebirchall-xq7my]

I Fucking Love this man! 😍 I can’t get enough of-please go deeper ❤

[@kentmains7763]

He can do anything vocally, just amazing.

[@TreyXanthean-c5h]

Mike can pretty much do any damn thing he wants to vocally. your face when he changed from the growl to singing was great. lol

[@jolemite2639]

“King for a Day” Pinkpop Festival 1995- If you wanna see this band throw down proper. They were running on all cylinders. The end really hits me in the feels. It could’ve been a gnat or some dust in his eye but he even sheds a tear. “Don’t let me die with that silly look in your eye” 👁️ 💧

[@defensaiyans.]

Saw king for a day in Cleveland, the best ...

[@praetulitautemodium5847]

Definitely need More Faith no more and more Mike

[@fractalshapes]

He sings this song a lot more aggressively live than on the album. He has such a gorgeous and powerful head voice, and his versatility is off the charts. Faith No More - "The Last to Know" is a great example of his clean tone throughout the whole song.

[@myproject13ttt]

You have not heard anything yet, until you hear his catalog. You have to go way back, to the early days and listen to how they first began

[@trenthill9547]

Just saw him on Monday with Mr.Bungle. That man is beyond amazing.

[@basilchicken9248]

I saw him with Bungle a couple weeks ago. So amazing.

[@HowieStephens]

The last show I saw before the world shut down for the pandemic was Mr. Bungle, absolutely amazing

[@erinjames5496]

Wtf touring!. How where?

[@Venomroos]

This guy is something else, he does such a wide variety of stuff, it's a worthwhile rabbithole to explore.

[@ChucksterOLove]

Mike Patton is a MASTER vocalist, make no mistake about it. His clean vocals are thick, soulful, snd strong. And people forget that Mike was doing this modern style of metal style gutteral vocals in the LATE 1980s. Now EVERYONE does this style of vocals. Patton is a true musical pioneer in growl/gutteral vocals. 💯

[@nlp3000]

It's amazing how impressive he is considering he's self-taught. He's one of my favorite vocalists of all-time. Incredibly versatile and his voice work outside of music is kinda wild

[@captaintreepig993]

There is literally no one better than Mike Patton

[@marcpelosi380]

I scrolled really far and didn't see anyone mention it but he was also the voice of a character called The Darkness in the videogame The Darkness. Not the main character, the character of The Darkness. It's incredible what he was able to do with his voice.

[@femalediction9050]

Mike Patton's vocal range is INSANE. Please please listen to more of his work! I highly suggest checking out Mr. Bungle, Tomahawk, and one of his side projects, Peeping Tom!

[@PuckeredMeatball]

Thx for PT reminder!

[@honkyvanwildebeest8926]

Live Mike also vocalises on the in breath as well as the out breath to feed his lungs enough oxygen to keep going. He understands his body's limitations and adapts it for every live performance. Such respect for this man, the way he uses his voice as an instrument, not just to sing melodies is mind-blowing. Look for his live Tomahawk videos.

[@jasonlaviolette2964]

Oh, right off the bat the faces were PRICELESS!!!

[@Reverend13_]

More Patton please!

[@RonniePeterson]

Once again you provide a reaction and insight second to none. Mike Patton is an incredible vocalist. Looking forward to more to come.

[@robdaniel3211]

I hope you listen to the studio recording too to hear how masterful his harmonies and background singing arrangements can be too.

[@Vizzyland]

First time seeing your channel. Brilliant description of his voice. He’s an incredible singer. Interesting how his singing in this song grows on me as you replay it. I’ve been a fan of FNM for years. Now I’m a fan of yours…hahaha… You have a sweet voice and personality. Thank you 🙏🏻

[@vocecaiunocontodomalakoi7541]

The most influential band in alternative metal

[@tjzii1984]

The bass sound is awesome

[@Garrett12362]

I've never heard of alternative metal. But it fits. Kinda like numetal

[@Christopher-Baltimore]

The first “harsh” vocals on the studio recording always sounded to me more comical than “intimidating” or intense as so many harsh vocals are trying to be. He’s a character!!! You have NO idea!!! He’s done some TRULY bizarre stuff. He is a top vocalist and a chameleon. Thanks for a great reaction. There’s too many good Mike Patton tracks to recommend, but this was a really good choice because it’s pretty straight forward. Be wary, a lot of his music is weird and some of it is downright disturbing. Like I said, he’s a character. A really great track he did with Faith No More where he truly sings is “Just A Man”. Highly recommended.

[@shorerocks]

Ok, a 2nd comment - a more personal note. Watching you getting into the songs groove and digging it... was pure joy. This just made my day. Cheers from Germany

[@PuckeredMeatball]

Wie gehts!

[@j.r.bobdobbs4572]

Mr. Bungle. My absolute favorite Patton albums. Every one of them. Fantastic music.

[@DimeCrisBag]

Mike Patton, Devin Townsend, Phil Anselmo = Vocal Gods. The diversity… they are all on another level.

[@AdrianLabs]

Agreed 🤘

[@8times8]

I can remember seeing this at 15 and being utterly shocked to the point my adrenaline shot up and my heart was pounding for most of the performance. I had already listened to The Real Thing, but this was something so new and entirely fresh. It cemented in me a life long fandom for Mike Patton, a true inspiration to any that enjoy to mimicking sounds, and a revelation to those that sing beyond convention.

[@FNMCaffeine]

Nice! Patton is a mad vocal scientist. He has hit 6 octaves. Listen more of him. He'll sing you a lullaby or give you nightmares at the snap of finger. Love his genius and energy. Thanks for the review.

[@DiegoMedina74]

get ready for a long long journey. his vocal range is huge and his style is diverse as f... my very favorite vocalist.

[@unknownmusicman]

One of my good friends is a vocal instructor. I asked her to listen to "Mr. Bungle - Disco Volante" without any context. She did, and text me saying "What the hell man? I had to take a friggin Xanax to get through that!"

[@SleepingTiger-vlog]

My top 3 singers are Mark Lanegan, Chris Cornell and Mike Patton. Mike's variety is amazing. He has a project called Mondo Cane where he sings 50's & 60's Italian pop songs with a full orchestra and backing band. It's so great even though I don't understand Italian. He has a lot of REALLY weird music which I love, but it is not for everyone. Mr. Bungle, Tomahawk, Fantomas are some of his other bands. There's a new live recording of "My Ass Is On Fire" that is pretty good quality. He's just amazing. I got to see him live once in like 91 or 92, with Mr Bungle and he was wearing a darth vader mask (or some kind of mask, my brain is a little hazy) and I was bummed because his expressions are so great to watch. I really need to see him perform again. 💜💙💛

[@acidjane8883]

where is layne staley?

[@SleepingTiger-vlog]

@@acidjane8883 I really like Alice in Chains but I don't connect on a personal level as much to their music. So even though I admire Layne's talent, he's not on the top of my personal fave list.

[@cosmiccoffee6179]

I’m so so glad you finally did a video for Mike Patton! he’s without a doubt one of the most talented vocalists out there. and he’s got a very wide discography to choose from! songs worth checking out: Cuckoo for Caca has some of his best screams (and he hits some insane notes) Just a Man has some of his best gospel singing, and every live performance of that song has something off the wall happen, as a bonus. alternatively, My A$$ is on Fire (mr bungle) has some really great range of his vocals as well, i had the pleasure of hearing it live a few weeks ago and it was incredible.

[@lauragabriela3892]

I saw Mike back in March at Sydney. Even in real life he sounds incredible. He covered Hopelessly Devoted To You. Amazing.

[@digitalbl0nde]

I went to the Brisbane Bungle gig. It’s a shame that the recordings of Hopelessly Devoted To don’t do it justice. Magical.

[@JeffreyTheTaylor]

The entire Angel Dust album is this sort of rollercoaster ride. Way, way ahead of its time. Check out "Be Aggressive."

[@ALTRON3]

more faith no more please. i wonder if theres a video of "this guys in love with you " FNM burt bacharach cover to review? update there is.. and its amaze . look for 'Faith No More - This Guy's in Love With You (live studio 2015) '

[@basilchicken9248]

I’ve been waiting for this day. Welcome to the wonderful, mad world of Mike Patton. You have so much more to discover. One of the best vocalist of our time.

[@jimofthenorth8090]

I'll never get bored of seeing people discover the absolute greatness of Mike Patton.

[@benkelly7182]

Really love the appreciation for what he does. He has fun with it and his range is crazy. I think many listeners expect a certain kind of perfection and don’t have a taste for the bizarre. Mike Patton brings a bizarre and chaotic element to these genres.

[@GrayNeko]

"The Real Thing", "Falling to Pieces", "Underwater Love", "Caffeine", "Everything's Ruined", "Crack Hitler", "Jizzlobber", the reunion clip of "Chinese Arithmetic", "Mojo", and you're still just scratching the surface. ^_^ Cheers!

[@marcmacbasa2019]

He has done everything from Lounge to Italian Opera to Death Metal to Avant Garde noise with what I was reading a 7 octave range.

[@JasminGardenia]

He has a giganticly huge range and is super versatile, but it's 6 octaves, and he has never done opera.

[@rampage6520]

Please check out "Just a Man" which is one of Mike Patton's most versatile vocal recordings. He's sings in a soulful manner so just imagine Mike Patton in a church choir which is completely different and incredible.

[@NotSarahLee358]

Yes!! There's a live version he did with a choir of kids on KZbin and it gave me goosebumps and tear up at the same time. Ive watched it so many times!🤍🤍🖤🖤

[@integrity101]

Mike Patton is amazing. He sings, screams, raps, does everything under the sun. He has something for everyone.

[@fuegonater]

We would love to hear your personal 'false chord engagement' that you "play around with". Please please do a Faith No More cover for us in your voice! We want to see you fully expressed like Mike!

[@NashvilleNative-0]

I love the drummer's hair.

[@Sheer_Kold]

Mr. Bungle - Ars Moriendi (live @ bizarre fest) is a perfect example of his range and technical variety. Great reaction by the way! 👍🏻

[@JustSomeRandomMusicFan]

Oh boy. The Patton rabbit hole is deep and rich. Go ahead and set aside a few months of your life if you're considering even scratching the surface of his vocal ability.

[@jcthomps1]

You’d die over him singing Il Cielo in Una Stanza. Look it up, Mondo Cane.

[@GizmoDeVoe]

I went to Faith No More concert back in the early 90s and they sang the Hershey's Alpine White theme at the concert. That haunting melody and then Mike came in with "Creamy White....dreamy white....." I laughed so hard - it's just an indication of what hams these guys cane be too. LOL The concert was so powerful and it was a great experience. Glad you had a chance to hear this and love the commentary!

[@CoreyWickramasekera]

I LOVE yhe OFFICIAL VIDEO, and studio version

[@ish474]

I would say that harsh vocals aren't exactly what Mike Patton is known for and I understand why people like this version of this song but I wouldn't say that it's typical of Mike. He is an amazing talent.

[@justinmadair]

These are the faces I expect when first hearing Mike Patton. He's seriously otherworldly.

[@davidviteris]

There needs to be more of Mike, but not 'Epic', it doesn't show off his range at all! My pick would be Faith No More - Smaller and Smaller (studio) or This Guy's in Love with You (MTV live). Great reaction!

[@sea-ferring]

He's going over the top in this performance for the benefit of the middle of the road talk show audience. Mike Patton is an amazing vocal chameleon. You should check out the documentary of Bjork's Medulla album. All vocal sounds and Patton features on it.

[@jackal7498]

😮It's not a great demonstration of his vocal talents, but I hope you delve more into songs with Faith No More and his other bands Tomahawk, Mr Bungle etc. Tomahawk- God Hates a Coward kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZpKkZoGuidqdp8ksi=0b5swGdeQq7TuOVW Mondo Cane II Cielo in una Stanza (he sings in Italian) kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZpyZYYKfgtZogaMsi=hOXE4fspAp_BkeiH

[@NZWozza]

Came here to recommend that Tomahawk song. One of my favourites.

[@ConstanceCox]

Mike Patton is actually 'the man'.