For an English class during high school, we were instructed to presented a song that had not only poetic nature to it, but also spoke to us. This was mine. Thanks for reacting to it..
@@bevrosity Yeah. Prior to Patton, Chuck Mosley was their frontman. Hell, at one point in time, in the way WAY back, Courtney Love briefly fronted FNM.
@@bonesjackson81 jim........morrison? Well, MP is or was apparently tops amongst all recorded ROCK (& POP, allegedly) music. 6 plus octaves, all the way up to whistle register. Although he's not like that dimash freak who has that range in a natural singing voice (& goes beyond when he goes mixed register/fry etc.). But it's not bad to simply have ONE of the widest ranges in music. I think the record-holder has a 10-frickin octave ranges (tim storms), recorded in Branson, Missouri, of all places. BUT old timmy never made anything ppl really wanted to hear, so...
@@ignoblesavage5559 Exactly. Octave range is one thing. Having a voice people want to hear along with their music is something totally different. Mike patton has it all.
@@nicholaslittlefield4424 honestly, I think it's as much about his writing as his voice. It just so happens that his voice can carry the tunes his brain churns out...and it's what puts him squarely in a tie--in MY BOOK--with darroh sudderth from Fair to Midland as my favorite singers ever. Darroh doesn't have.the range, of course, but when it comes to writing & executing really interesting & catchy tunes for rock & harder music...he's right there. For those curious, here's a starter kit for Fair to Midland: -musical chairs -orphan Anthem 86 -whiskey & ritalin -say when -dance of the manatee -UH OH -granny niblo -quince Dance of the manatee is their most "well-known" song, but there are SO MANY more good songs, and on just 3 albums (really 2 1/2 since one album has like 5 songs that were remade on another album). Also, I've included ZERO from their first album because I think it SUCKED...they were still looking for their sound. But most mike patton fans I've known who heard FRM really appreciated them (& a few turned into bigger fans than me). Also...darroh liked to drink & sing, so SOME of their live stuff sounds like shi-shi & some was AMAZING.
It’s worth noting that, when the band had already written and recorded much of the music for this album, they fired their first singer to bring an 18 year old Mike Patton from Mr. Bungle. When he came in, the music from the album was complete. He wrote the lyrics, melody, and recorded the whole album all in the span of a week. Had to meet the deadline. Now, knowing that this was just one track from the album of which it took one week for him to write, it makes it so freaking impressive. so fucking talented.
@@chandlerstegner2442 For sure… I usually don’t count her because they never released an album with her. That live video of them performing with her is pretty wild, though.
Actually they had their first singer before all that they were called Faith No Man and then they got rid of the singer cuz they didn't like him so that's where they came up with no more because the man was gone the singer so Faith No More
This album came out when I was in 7th grade and I was one of those weirdos that had to read the lyrics to every song as I listened to it so I would know what they were saying and so I could memorize the words. This fucking song blew my 13-year-old mind apart. I loved it the first time I heard it, it's my favorite FNM song, and it's in my top 10 favorite songs of all time - this one really had an impact on me. Totally happy to see you liked it, this track isn't on enough people's radars.
This is definitely one of my favourite FNM songs, it's hard to believe Mike Patton wrote and recorded the lyrics for the whole album in 2 weeks and he was only 19, it still blows my mind Thank you for the reaction, I had a feeling you would like this one :D
Severely underrated band. Stripsearch, Last cup of sorrow or Midlife Crisis are just some of their amazing music. Please don't do Live performances if you can avoid it. Been watching you for a while now and I thoroughly enjoy reactions, keep it up😁😁😊😊
You have done a better justice to Mike Pattons music than any other reaction channel. The time you put into breaking down his lyricism is awesome, and for a first time listen you caught a lot of his talents right away. Some more info on Mike: He is fluent in 9 languages. Has albums in 7 languages. Can sing in 8 octaves, the greatest of any popular artist ever measured. He owns a record label, where he signs new and struggling bands and promotes them on his own dime. He does not done drugs or drink, and claims his madness just comes from within his mind. He voice acts: He is every creature in the movie I Am Legend. He is every zombie in Left 4 Dead, and all the "Darkness" sounds from the game The Darkness. He makes movies, although bizarre ones. This is a man living to his full potential. Not for money, not for fans, but for himself. It's why he's still fairly unknown, even though he's a top-selling artist. He never caters to the biz or publicity, just makes stuff and creates.
crazy right?! and he's beautiful!!! As he got older, he drinks a lot more. Mostly wine and beer I think. He's also a foodie based on a few interviews I've heard.
You are probably the most intelligent, true musician I have ever found on these types of feeds. You have an ear and a soul for real music. You spoke of having been a rapper, but understand, good rappers are just rockers in another form of expression. I love your soul~
This is by far their best song in my opinion. The message is powerful, for me it is about the things in life that makes you feel alive and that the life is worth living, I don't know for some people is drugs, sex, power, etc, things you seek in life, and the song is about that feeling of fulfulment that is like a drug and you want more. There is an example in the song about "growing a life within a life", there is no experience like giving life to another being, etc. And the end of the song is the most beautiful part of the lyrics, he gives examples of things in life that gives you that kind of feeling like remembering your chilhood good memories, following love guidance or being on the verge of death
Haven’t heard this song in ages... love it! Great reaction.... now I’m going to check out more Faith No More that I may have forgotten about! Great reaction!!!
From one of my favourite albums of all time. The Real Thing is special. I was lucky enough to see them on Mike Patton's first visit to the UK at the Marquee in London, UK on successive nights when they first toured this album. It was nuts. Top 20 gig for me from the 1700+ I've been to
My interpretation is it's just that: It's about the real thing! Which can be any number of experiences in life. And Mike even lays it out : "like the echoes of your childhood laughter, like the first time love urged you to take its guidance, like your heartbeat when you realize you're dying, like the way you cry for a happy ending, I know the feeling, it is the real thing. I know, I know." The verses are describing the emotions that come with those experiences which as you mentioned, could include drugs. But I think if it was specifically only about drugs, there would have been more direct references imo and less general visualizations that Mike painted.
When I first heard this song... to say it blew my mind... is an understatement. Damn, it was intense, and the lyrics. The constant rhythm interspersed with the bass (damn, that bass!) and the and the slide use on the bass, with the guitar and drums keeping it all together. The drummer is one of the best in the business, no lie, he is clinical, yet expressive. Combining it all together, woth the lyrics... and you have a phenomenal song, one of the best I have ever heard in my life. FNM are crazy fantastic, with how they fuse genres.
I kind of think this song is about peak experience, whatever that might be for an individual. I think the drug imagery you’re seeing is there, I definitely think they’re using it as an analogy, and I think that’s a legit interpretation of this song. But think about all the people who have some other “drug” besides drugs... this peak experience could be love, drugs, religion, sex, power... whatever it is that is “the real thing” for a person. The feeling they spend their life chasing. Yeah, for a lot of people that’s drugs. But that feeling of “chasing the high” transcends drugs, and I think it speaks to something essential in the human condition.
New sub here....absolutely loving your pure appreciation for music. You reflect what I felt as a teenager listening to this when this album came out! Have loved this band ever since x
In live versions, they used to end this song by segueing into "911 Is A Joke" by Public Enemy. No clue how they got the idea to do it, but it sounded great!
Every song on this album is Epic(haha) But the bass riffs in The Morning After really come From Out Of Nowhere and have me Falling To Pieces at the Edge Of The World.
Me and my wife played this song at our wedding (amongst others). I think it annoyed the hell out of some of the older people there, but hey, it was our day, not theirs. I suggested it to her with the caveat that it might be just too aggressive for some of the attendees, but her response was "Oh, no, that one HAS to go in the mix."
As an avid music fanatic I listen to everything. Ive purchased every FNM album since the 90s. I am familiar with their side projects. Ive seen them live cos a I love concerts. Although Im not a fan I do like many of their songs and I do want to say I think they are a fantastic band. Different, influential, and a great mix of styles. This song is awesome, no doubt. I think my fav FNM song is "Kindergarten". I can hear it every day. Super bad ass song. Please check it out if you have not heard it. You will love it.
Really enjoying your FNM reactions! I feel you get it and you appreciate it. Hard to believe Mike Patton wrote the lyrics to all the songs to the Real Thing Album as the tracks were already recorded before he was brought on as the singer! Think it was 10 days for him to write the lyrics for the entire album, and they are perfect!
Love your Mike Patton vids! I come from a hip hop background and it’s so cool seein someone from that world discovering his music. Keep it up man and one day I recommend you doing a vid on Patton’s other band Tomahawk and the song God Hates a CowArd. The live version with the gas mask is next level!
This album and song is criminally underrated and way ahead of its time. Mike Patton has the broadest vocal range of any singer in any genre of music. He's God tier
When I was shopping for subwoofer, I wanted one that was musical as well as theatrical. The beat at the beginning is how I feel a kick drum should sound.
Tardy to the party here, but my faith (hehe) in humanity grows when I see young folks checking out below the radar classics like this. That said, it's easy to conclude that the lyrics are about intoxication when you hear buzzwords like "dose", but it hits me more like the sense you get in meditation when you perceive infinity and eternity and your microscopic place within it, and the paradox of how this can make you feel infinite and eternal at the same time. TL/DR, great song
Mike Patton's lyrics can really f****** get in your head man he is amazing the whole band's amazing like sometimes with headphones on it can take you to another world and that's what music is really about man sometimes he's got to escape from this b******* ass life I'm happy but you know f****** world's going crazy anyways music is a great escape
I'm very surprised that you chose to react to this track but it makes me wanna make you wanna check out more Faith No More. My second favorite band of all times... Lateralus by TOOL is the bestest song of all time but this comes in a close second. Seriously, goddamnit. Fucked up thing is... This song came out about ten years BEFORE Lateralus. Which means... Good God, I'm old!
i know this is about first time you really feel something (love hate high lucky or whatever) to me its bout first time i did lsd..love this track hope anyone else will for your own reason
One of my fav track from the Real Thing album... This band and their sound is chef kiss Please if you can check 'The morning after' and "Cowboy song" from FNM
This is my favorite FNM song as well, it's just so strong in every aspect from the instrumentation to the lyrics. You should check out RV or Evidence for some FNM songs with a more ballad/lounge vibe and if you want to give Mr. Bungle another shot you should listen to The Girls of Porn, I think you'll like it better than the other Mr bungle tracks you heard already.
Check out pre Mike Patton Faith No More. Chinese Arithmetic is my personal favourite from their album Introduce Yourself. The late Chuck Moseley on vocals
Are you saying they aren’t good live? Why would you bring that up in the context of a studio version of their song? Anyway, FNM are one of the most consistently great live bands I’ve ever heard.
@@YuYu-ci4qm and sometimes a singer doesn't sound as good on a song live because it comes at the end of a taxing show where their voice is just tired.. Or in the case of a guy like darroh sudderth of Fair to Midland, he did shows sick, sometimes a bit drunk, & sometimes he's busy running & climbing lighting trusses & jumping back down to the stage, & other antics. Some bands are committed to a show involving more than just replicating what was recorded in a studio...so they may change songs & they throw in some onstage antics to keep themselves from getting bored from performing the same songs 8 or more months out of the year while traveling & getting sick of your bandmates. I honestly wonder how bands survive more than 1 or 2 tours together.
So I'm sitting here watching Prince videos, again, when I see a song on the playlist, from, "Purple Rain." It would be a great movie for a reaction. Also, the thought that led to that, was this; "Batman," 1989." The best Batman/Joker movie, in my opinion. So why would thinking about Batman lead to Prince. Because he did the soundtrack for the movie.
I forgot to put the link to, Detroit Rock City, in my post about movie reactions, lol. th-cam.com/video/urQRe4uEJe4/w-d-xo.html I also included a preview trailer for, Stop Making Sense. th-cam.com/video/urQRe4uEJe4/w-d-xo.html It was made to be a movie, same as Prince's, Sign O' The Times. Prince is never, or rarely mentioned on anyone's list of best guitar player's, of all time, but he's on mine, because he makes a guitar sing like nobody else. The coolest part might be when he says, "Back up off the mics, children." He is too cool. Anyways, enjoy. Forever In My Life-Prince th-cam.com/video/X2DPhTYN2jM/w-d-xo.html
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You’ve just stumbled upon one of the most beautiful songs on planet earth.
For an English class during high school, we were instructed to presented a song that had not only poetic nature to it, but also spoke to us. This was mine. Thanks for reacting to it..
Mine, was The Pass by Rush.
Fight the Good Fight by Triumph for me.
As an English teacher I incorporated 2112 by RUSH into the lesson plans. I used the graphic novel video on TH-cam.
Great choice from a great album!
@@rokkkrinn2793 Christ, what have you done!?
The Mike Patton era of FNM was pure excellence.
Is* ;)
was there another era?
@@bevrosity Yeah. Prior to Patton, Chuck Mosley was their frontman. Hell, at one point in time, in the way WAY back, Courtney Love briefly fronted FNM.
This whole album is a masterpiece
Old Faith No More is so great. Highly influential yet never repeated.
This is Mike Patton. There is a reason he is the top vocalist in all recorded music in terms of range.
Yeah Mike can sing the dictionary in three different languages.
Its him and Jim on my summit of vocalists.
@@bonesjackson81 jim........morrison? Well, MP is or was apparently tops amongst all recorded ROCK (& POP, allegedly) music. 6 plus octaves, all the way up to whistle register. Although he's not like that dimash freak who has that range in a natural singing voice (& goes beyond when he goes mixed register/fry etc.). But it's not bad to simply have ONE of the widest ranges in music. I think the record-holder has a 10-frickin octave ranges (tim storms), recorded in Branson, Missouri, of all places. BUT old timmy never made anything ppl really wanted to hear, so...
@@ignoblesavage5559 Exactly. Octave range is one thing. Having a voice people want to hear along with their music is something totally different. Mike patton has it all.
@@nicholaslittlefield4424 honestly, I think it's as much about his writing as his voice. It just so happens that his voice can carry the tunes his brain churns out...and it's what puts him squarely in a tie--in MY BOOK--with darroh sudderth from Fair to Midland as my favorite singers ever. Darroh doesn't have.the range, of course, but when it comes to writing & executing really interesting & catchy tunes for rock & harder music...he's right there.
For those curious, here's a starter kit for Fair to Midland:
-musical chairs -orphan Anthem 86
-whiskey & ritalin -say when
-dance of the manatee -UH OH
-granny niblo -quince
Dance of the manatee is their most "well-known" song, but there are SO MANY more good songs, and on just 3 albums (really 2 1/2 since one album has like 5 songs that were remade on another album). Also, I've included ZERO from their first album because I think it SUCKED...they were still looking for their sound. But most mike patton fans I've known who heard FRM really appreciated them (& a few turned into bigger fans than me). Also...darroh liked to drink & sing, so SOME of their live stuff sounds like shi-shi & some was AMAZING.
It’s worth noting that, when the band had already written and recorded much of the music for this album, they fired their first singer to bring an 18 year old Mike Patton from Mr. Bungle.
When he came in, the music from the album was complete. He wrote the lyrics, melody, and recorded the whole album all in the span of a week. Had to meet the deadline.
Now, knowing that this was just one track from the album of which it took one week for him to write, it makes it so freaking impressive. so fucking talented.
To be fair, Patton is their 3rd singer. Chuck was the second. Though short, Courtney Love was the first.
@@chandlerstegner2442 For sure… I usually don’t count her because they never released an album with her. That live video of them performing with her is pretty wild, though.
Actually they had their first singer before all that they were called Faith No Man and then they got rid of the singer cuz they didn't like him so that's where they came up with no more because the man was gone the singer so Faith No More
This album came out when I was in 7th grade and I was one of those weirdos that had to read the lyrics to every song as I listened to it so I would know what they were saying and so I could memorize the words. This fucking song blew my 13-year-old mind apart. I loved it the first time I heard it, it's my favorite FNM song, and it's in my top 10 favorite songs of all time - this one really had an impact on me. Totally happy to see you liked it, this track isn't on enough people's radars.
Dont sweat it, I was 19 when I got it & it blew my mind too.
I bought the cassette tape in boot camp in the 80's. The best thing about this group is that the lyrics grow on you and becomes CLEARER as you mature.
The blue casing. and i think they made at least one other color. This tape got some mileage thats for sure.
I was in boot camp when Angel Dust came out... It is the soundtrack to all of my Army memories.
@@locustkllryep, i remember that blue tape lol
This is definitely one of my favourite FNM songs, it's hard to believe Mike Patton wrote and recorded the lyrics for the whole album in 2 weeks and he was only 19, it still blows my mind
Thank you for the reaction, I had a feeling you would like this one :D
Severely underrated band. Stripsearch, Last cup of sorrow or Midlife Crisis are just some of their amazing music.
Please don't do Live performances if you can avoid it. Been watching you for a while now and I thoroughly enjoy reactions, keep it up😁😁😊😊
No. Please do live reactions of FNM.
They're even better live.
I’ve heard this album beginning to end at least 200 times. It never gets old.
You have done a better justice to Mike Pattons music than any other reaction channel. The time you put into breaking down his lyricism is awesome, and for a first time listen you caught a lot of his talents right away.
Some more info on Mike: He is fluent in 9 languages.
Has albums in 7 languages.
Can sing in 8 octaves, the greatest of any popular artist ever measured.
He owns a record label, where he signs new and struggling bands and promotes them on his own dime.
He does not done drugs or drink, and claims his madness just comes from within his mind.
He voice acts: He is every creature in the movie I Am Legend. He is every zombie in Left 4 Dead, and all the "Darkness" sounds from the game The Darkness.
He makes movies, although bizarre ones.
This is a man living to his full potential. Not for money, not for fans, but for himself. It's why he's still fairly unknown, even though he's a top-selling artist. He never caters to the biz or publicity, just makes stuff and creates.
crazy right?! and he's beautiful!!!
As he got older, he drinks a lot more. Mostly wine and beer I think. He's also a foodie based on a few interviews I've heard.
Changed my life the year this record came out and it still gives me goosebumps. When Faith No More is on point no one is better.
Love this song.
You are probably the most intelligent, true musician I have ever found on these types of feeds. You have an ear and a soul for real music. You spoke of having been a rapper, but understand, good rappers are just rockers in another form of expression. I love your soul~
It's about those fleeting moments we try to hold on to.
HELL YEAH!! One of the best songs of FNM. Everythings ruined is my favourite, this is number two. greetings from Finland!
Mike Patton has a SIX Octave vocal range!
I love to watch first impression of this song. Yours was great.
Jim Martin is a beast
This entire album is Pure Fire!
One of my Favorite Bands of All Time !
check out “edge of the world” by them...live at mtv raps
This might be my all-time favourite song, and pound-for-pound one of the greatest songs ever recorded. I'll die on that hill.
This is by far their best song in my opinion. The message is powerful, for me it is about the things in life that makes you feel alive and that the life is worth living, I don't know for some people is drugs, sex, power, etc, things you seek in life, and the song is about that feeling of fulfulment that is like a drug and you want more.
There is an example in the song about "growing a life within a life", there is no experience like giving life to another being, etc. And the end of the song is the most beautiful part of the lyrics, he gives examples of things in life that gives you that kind of feeling like remembering your chilhood good memories, following love guidance or being on the verge of death
Haven’t heard this song in ages... love it! Great reaction.... now I’m going to check out more Faith No More that I may have forgotten about! Great reaction!!!
Faith No More - The Real Thing Album is a Masterpiece. Just about every song could have been put on the radio.
From one of my favourite albums of all time. The Real Thing is special. I was lucky enough to see them on Mike Patton's first visit to the UK at the Marquee in London, UK on successive nights when they first toured this album. It was nuts. Top 20 gig for me from the 1700+ I've been to
1700? How was the experience of, in the words of Mr. Bungle, "Slowly Growing Deaf??
@@paulstoliker3303 Believe it or not, my hearing is still good. No idea how tho! I guess I've been very fortunate
@@ameliacharles2284 well then I guess it's a good thing (usually :) ) to be able to hear. Esp. after 1700 falking shows. Congrats.
*he says jealously*
One of my all time favorite songs. Mike Patton is a force of nature.
You're one of the very few people on you tube that reacts to faith no more and gets it. Bravo!!
Dude! I’ve been waiting for you to do this one!!
Please check out Woodpecker from Mars by FNM I think you will like it.
My interpretation is it's just that: It's about the real thing! Which can be any number of experiences in life. And Mike even lays it out :
"like the echoes of your childhood laughter, like the first time love urged you to take its guidance, like your heartbeat when you realize you're dying, like the way you cry for a happy ending, I know the feeling, it is the real thing. I know, I know."
The verses are describing the emotions that come with those experiences which as you mentioned, could include drugs. But I think if it was specifically only about drugs, there would have been more direct references imo and less general visualizations that Mike painted.
Nice!!
Thx JR 💚
Faith no More was the nexus of a great many things...
When I first heard this song... to say it blew my mind... is an understatement. Damn, it was intense, and the lyrics.
The constant rhythm interspersed with the bass (damn, that bass!) and the and the slide use on the bass, with the guitar and drums keeping it all together. The drummer is one of the best in the business, no lie, he is clinical, yet expressive. Combining it all together, woth the lyrics... and you have a phenomenal song, one of the best I have ever heard in my life. FNM are crazy fantastic, with how they fuse genres.
Jay , check out their version of War Pigs from this album, it’s one of the greatest cover songs ever
One of the relatively few covers that were legit better than the originals.
Not enough people in the world know’s this song. So underrated
I kind of think this song is about peak experience, whatever that might be for an individual. I think the drug imagery you’re seeing is there, I definitely think they’re using it as an analogy, and I think that’s a legit interpretation of this song. But think about all the people who have some other “drug” besides drugs... this peak experience could be love, drugs, religion, sex, power... whatever it is that is “the real thing” for a person. The feeling they spend their life chasing. Yeah, for a lot of people that’s drugs. But that feeling of “chasing the high” transcends drugs, and I think it speaks to something essential in the human condition.
It's so good to find someone who really appreciate this song! 👏 One new suscriber here 👍
Appreciate the sub brotha, God bless.
New sub here....absolutely loving your pure appreciation for music. You reflect what I felt as a teenager listening to this when this album came out! Have loved this band ever since x
My absolute favourite song from my absolute favourite band. 💕 love from scotland
In live versions, they used to end this song by segueing into "911 Is A Joke" by Public Enemy. No clue how they got the idea to do it, but it sounded great!
I asked for it and you delivered, thanks man.
First time I've seen the lyrics to this - incredible, said it before you're a brilliant reactor.
The lyrics go straight to your heart,fantastic song
Love watching you enjoy this masterpiece that influenced my life so much... Album is so EPIC!!!!
Love Faith No More. Your reaction was great. Subscribed
Love this song! So much depth and meaning. You gotta check out Zombie Eaters from the same album.
Back in the day that song was on repeat for me. Great reaction.
I used to listen to this song in stinking hot summers under a cold shower. Thrilling!!
Every song on this album is Epic(haha) But the bass riffs in The Morning After really come From Out Of Nowhere and have me Falling To Pieces at the Edge Of The World.
I told you this was hot. check out Stripsearch, Everythings Ruined, Midlife Crisis, Evidence.
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Me and my wife played this song at our wedding (amongst others). I think it annoyed the hell out of some of the older people there, but hey, it was our day, not theirs. I suggested it to her with the caveat that it might be just too aggressive for some of the attendees, but her response was "Oh, no, that one HAS to go in the mix."
Hard to believe it's the same singer from Mr. Bungle (My Ass is on Fire).
Just scratching the surface Bro.
As an avid music fanatic I listen to everything. Ive purchased every FNM album since the 90s. I am familiar with their side projects. Ive seen them live cos a I love concerts. Although Im not a fan I do like many of their songs and I do want to say I think they are a fantastic band. Different, influential, and a great mix of styles. This song is awesome, no doubt. I think my fav FNM song is "Kindergarten". I can hear it every day. Super bad ass song. Please check it out if you have not heard it. You will love it.
One of the best songs I've ever heard anywhere.
Really enjoying your FNM reactions! I feel you get it and you appreciate it. Hard to believe Mike Patton wrote the lyrics to all the songs to the Real Thing Album as the tracks were already recorded before he was brought on as the singer! Think it was 10 days for him to write the lyrics for the entire album, and they are perfect!
Love your Mike Patton vids! I come from a hip hop background and it’s so cool seein someone from that world discovering his music. Keep it up man and one day I recommend you doing a vid on Patton’s other band Tomahawk and the song God Hates a CowArd. The live version with the gas mask is next level!
Please react to Stripsearch by Faith No More.
For sure
I grow up listening to FNM my young childhood... Hard-time and Toughest time it keeps me go forward... And thing to enjoy, when are go bad...
Midlife Crisis, Falling To Pieces and, Last Cup of Sorrow will flip your wig too!
Their Herb Alpert cover of “This Guy’s In Love With You” live is a really good listen too, fairly recent and AMAZING audio.
Mike Patton vocals, Jim Martin guitars, Billy Gould bass guitar, Roddy Bottom keyboards, Mike Bordin, percussion
My favorite is Roddy Bottum, but it's because I have a rotty bottom, or at least that is what the butt muncher says.
This album and song is criminally underrated and way ahead of its time. Mike Patton has the broadest vocal range of any singer in any genre of music. He's God tier
fantastic review!
Check out Zombie Eaters and their cover of War Pigs!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
When I was shopping for subwoofer, I wanted one that was musical as well as theatrical. The beat at the beginning is how I feel a kick drum should sound.
Love me some Faith No More. I'd say their Album Of The Year album is definitely my fave.
Excellent, top 5 band of all time
Mature lyrics for such a young cat as Mike was. Cheers!
This is by far best FNM song. That whole album is outstanding (check out their cover of War Pigs).
This album changed my life
FNM are in a class all their own. and they are fantastic in my opinion. great react:)
Tardy to the party here, but my faith (hehe) in humanity grows when I see young folks checking out below the radar classics like this. That said, it's easy to conclude that the lyrics are about intoxication when you hear buzzwords like "dose", but it hits me more like the sense you get in meditation when you perceive infinity and eternity and your microscopic place within it, and the paradox of how this can make you feel infinite and eternal at the same time. TL/DR, great song
Great song. React to Zombie Eaters. Probably the best song on The album
Mike Patton's lyrics can really f****** get in your head man he is amazing the whole band's amazing like sometimes with headphones on it can take you to another world and that's what music is really about man sometimes he's got to escape from this b******* ass life I'm happy but you know f****** world's going crazy anyways music is a great escape
I'd love it if you did a whole review of their "Album of the Year."
You really get music man
This song is ~8 mins long which is the amount of time it takes for the light of the sun to reach earth 🔥
I'm very surprised that you chose to react to this track but it makes me wanna make you wanna check out more Faith No More. My second favorite band of all times... Lateralus by TOOL is the bestest song of all time but this comes in a close second. Seriously, goddamnit. Fucked up thing is... This song came out about ten years BEFORE Lateralus. Which means... Good God, I'm old!
The chorus at 2:57. It's new for me despite I discover the album 30 years ago.
i know this is about first time you really feel something (love hate high lucky or whatever) to me its bout first time i did lsd..love this track hope anyone else will for your own reason
One of my fav track from the Real Thing album... This band and their sound is chef kiss
Please if you can check 'The morning after' and "Cowboy song" from FNM
Check out one of Mike's other bands 'Peeping Tom' I recommend the live cover of Bobby Womack's "Across 110th Street" from their Cologne, Germany show.
This is my favorite FNM song as well, it's just so strong in every aspect from the instrumentation to the lyrics. You should check out RV or Evidence for some FNM songs with a more ballad/lounge vibe and if you want to give Mr. Bungle another shot you should listen to The Girls of Porn, I think you'll like it better than the other Mr bungle tracks you heard already.
1) love Huey in the intro bro! 2) Your intro beats are bomb. 3) Do FNM The Cowboy Song!
Subscribed before song began.
Its a symphony Edit. Sometimes there are really long tunes which just shouldn't end this is there.
Check out pre Mike Patton Faith No More. Chinese Arithmetic is my personal favourite from their album Introduce Yourself. The late Chuck Moseley on vocals
Mike Borden on drums brings it hard. Jim Martin era is tops for me. Good stuff.
Maybe check out more Faith No More: Edge Of The World, or The Morning After.
Love.
I hope you mean Edge of the World or I've missed a song somehow, anyhow I love that song
@@roxannemitchell4119 Yes, absolutely. Autocorrect error. :)
@@DocRobert I wouldn't have been surprised if they had written a new song for 2020 to be honest and that title would have been very apt lol
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If a band isn't good live then they're not good.Live is the best shows what they bring
Are you saying they aren’t good live? Why would you bring that up in the context of a studio version of their song?
Anyway, FNM are one of the most consistently great live bands I’ve ever heard.
@Zoned 247 I was there too and at The Astoria gig
@@YuYu-ci4qm and sometimes a singer doesn't sound as good on a song live because it comes at the end of a taxing show where their voice is just tired..
Or in the case of a guy like darroh sudderth of Fair to Midland, he did shows sick, sometimes a bit drunk, & sometimes he's busy running & climbing lighting trusses & jumping back down to the stage, & other antics. Some bands are committed to a show involving more than just replicating what was recorded in a studio...so they may change songs & they throw in some onstage antics to keep themselves from getting bored from performing the same songs 8 or more months out of the year while traveling & getting sick of your bandmates. I honestly wonder how bands survive more than 1 or 2 tours together.
Every time he says "embrace", I can only hear The Darkness (from the game).
Try the song TED, JUST ADMIT IT by Jane's Addiction and CHLOE DANCER/CROWN OF THORNS by MotherLoveBone. You might maybe dig 'em.
So I'm sitting here watching Prince videos, again, when I see a song on the playlist, from, "Purple Rain." It would be a great movie for a reaction.
Also, the thought that led to that, was this; "Batman," 1989." The best Batman/Joker movie, in my opinion. So why would thinking about Batman lead to Prince. Because he did the soundtrack for the movie.
I forgot to put the link to, Detroit Rock City, in my post about movie reactions, lol.
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I also included a preview trailer for, Stop Making Sense.
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It was made to be a movie, same as Prince's, Sign O' The Times. Prince is never, or rarely mentioned on anyone's list of best guitar player's, of all time, but he's on mine, because he makes a guitar sing like nobody else. The coolest part might be when he says, "Back up off the mics, children." He is too cool. Anyways, enjoy.
Forever In My Life-Prince
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