Faith No More - Phoenix Festival '97 [Full Show]
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00:00 Collision
03:20 Midlife Crisis
06:43 The Gentle Art Of Making Enemies
10:20 Last Cup Of Sorrow
13:56 Easy
16:51 Introduce Yourself
18:28 Home Sick Home
21:10 Naked In Front Of The Computer
23:18 Evidence
28:09 Epic
32:57 I Started A Joke
35:36 Ashes to Ashes
39:01 Just A Man /
1997 / July 20 / Phoenix Festival / Stratford Upon Avon / England
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No vocalist in this world has the balls to start a concert with a song like Collision, it can screw your vocal chords for the rest of the concert. Not Mike Patton, hats off... he has amazing vocal capabilities. Absolute ownage from start to finish.
For him is like warm-up )))
Tales Diann Not to mention their closer haha. Its what makes them, them
Tales Diann uh he he
yaaaaaa
Goes right into midlife crisis
That bass.
And all the rest of it....
10:39
That band!
fuuuckeeeeen yittttttttttttttttt
Billy F Gould
1,2,3 COLLISIONNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN.
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MY VISIONNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN
Everyone always talks about how great Mike Patton is. Because he is. F*cking otherworldly. But I want to talk about the rhythm section: Billy Gould & Mike Bordin put on a clinic here. Like watching lightning strike the same spot for 45 minutes.
Puffy and Billy Gould are Fuckin' Faith no More...
Bordin and Gould ar f-ing machines! And so is Patton - Those fing vocals... incredible band!
Mike Patton sings like beast and dressed like CEO
LOL. It's hard to believe this is only 6-7 years after their first big TRT tour
Mike Patton is easily one of the most gifted, yet underrated singers of all time! The mans range is incredible! On a side note, this set was ridiculously tight! Major talent all over that stage!
Honestly watching Patton sing live brings me out in goosebumps. Man's fucking untouchable. What an absolute dude.
This is BY FAR their best performance in video form. EVERY song in this sounds better than the album version.
The band outdoes itself. It's mind-blowing.
No it doesn't.
It was all right.
I can't stop listening to it
Immediately downloaded this shit and I’ve been listening every day since.
Not my favorite line up, not my favorite Patton band, not the dream setlist, but for my money, the best Patton/FNM performance that I’ve found.
Jesus Christ puffy must've known this was their last tour before they quit because this is the hardest I have seen him hit his drums
Hes always been a hard hitter to me ..but damn hes good
Considering they were coming to the end, this is a brilliant performance. Full of energy. Giving everything. Typical FNM!
the sound quality of this video is incredible! And the band played perfectly!
+INVISIGOTH perfect performance...FNM is always spot-on live
Shabeg Singh yeah, I've seen them 4 times and they were great every time
Still one of the best performances of live music I've ever seen.
Its one of the best concert videos out there. Great sound quality, and the band kills it!
Just the first minute of this is amazing I mean it's all amazing but the first minute so intense
5:30 drummer breaks his stick and throws it in crowd and take another one so fast i watched it 50 times and never noticed....fuckin'crazy and amazing show !
Sébastien Wolf I think that stick is still floating in outer space to this day 🪐
shit good eyes. totally missed that
Collision is so fucking underrated. They need to play it more, but you can't go wrong with any Faith No More setlist.
yeah, it's an aggressive fucking mosher for sure
Mv Lamborghini that and fucking Naked In Front of The Computer
Yep I only heard 'em do it once....1997 concert, started with Midnight Cowboy then Collision. Stunning opening
That bass with those drums is so ass kicking in that song. So powerful live
Billy Gould is so heavy handed on the bass lol. Sometimes he makes regular finger picking sounding like slapping.
Great bassist.
Mike Patton is incredible!
I'm late to the Faith No More bandwagon - i remembered a few songs back in the day but this year got into em - now my favorite band - fucking unreal!
Same here!
hell yeah.welcome aboard well said.i never owned any of their cds till i got live in brixton 10 or 15 years ago.very criminally underated band.
Same! I can’t believe how long I passed on these guys!
Same. It's just been this past year that I got into Mike's music kinda by accident. Of course I was aware of all the early stuff but didn't give it much real attention. I'm late on many things, but I get into it in my own time.
@@craigmahaney638 In my opinion the reason they're underrated is because they never sold out. I'm pretty sure they didn't want to be mainstream. So maybe underrated is a good thing. I was given a bootleg cassette tape of Epic in the summer of 1989 from a friend who saw them live. Thanks to the corona virus I haven't seen them live yet...
The sheer amount of force and energy this band has is brutal.
This is mike at his absolute peak in this era.... fucking unreal
Just One of the best live performances that I have seen in my fucking life! ♥_♥
NOBODY GIVES A FUCK M8
Shit off Diegin
no pls
25 people giving some shit
in case anybody gives a fuck at all: back in around 1996?? my brother used to work at a crazy assed reptile store when we were in a band together when he lived with me in st louis. they had some crazy and rare reptiles there too from red tail and green tree boas to ball pythons, african rock pythons, fat assed burmese and anaconda pythons, and a 22' 140 lb reticulated python (they are skinnier but longer than burmese but more snap happy, if it had been burmese probably 350lbs) cayman lizards, gekkos, chamelions, nile and savanna monitors, some electric blue frogs, and illegal cobra and western diamondback (had to get rid of those because snakes WILL find a way out of their cage, eventually) ANYWAY.... there was a dude that worked there that said he grew up with some of these guys (knew mike bordin best i think) near san francisco or wherever, and said if we went to an upcoming show they were playing in Louisville KY, where i was from, that we could for sure get to meet the guys. i was skeptical, but anyway we went and it was true we went very early so we could hang out, got to meet all of them but got to hang out with mostly mike bordin and his drum tech all day before the show. a crazy thing i learned is that mike bordin plays with the thickest sticks (think almost drum corps sticks) they can find, and plays them turned around tips in palm, and his tech grinds and shreds deep ripped up spiral grooves into the shaft of the sticks with a sharp assed hook tool that he made just for that for better grip. kinda cool huh? said theyd tried grip tape and everything but that worked best. ANYWAY, not only did we get to hang out with them before the show but we got to watch the show from ON THE STAGE in the back just off to Bordin's left. it was fucking so much fun. but hell i loved this band back then, still do. AFTER the show, went with them to their hotel room(s) but gave a ride there to Bordin and stopped at taco bell drive thru, scored mike (bordin), some killer bud, (im not sure but i dont think patton gets high).( the other guys smoked i thik but dont quote me) all of them were cool, bottom was funny, but we didnt really impress mike patton too much i think, HAHA! oh well. thats cool, i understood i didnt give a fuck. how lame is a fan blowing kisses on yer balls anyway right? so we got to hang out for a couple of hours talking and just cutting up. nice regular guys of course. nonpretentious and yeah then we sucked all their dicks and then left, (just kidding HAHA but the story is all true)
"Naked in front of the Computer" and the whole AOTY-era are so great and underrated, although my favorite will always be the KFAD-album. Great finish with "Just a man".
I still cant figure out my favorite those albums and angel dust are so good. Each cd feels like a tune warp they were always ahead of their time
fernet punker AMEN. Just a man, king for day, the last to know, absolute zero all ALL TIME GREAT tracks
I rarely meet people who think King for a day is their best album, but it's hard not to agree. But Angel Dust has to be my favorite, I have listened to that album more than any other by any band. It was like my Bible in high school.
@@buckemptier Same here, but then came KFAD. ;-)
@@fernetpunker Angel Dust edges out KFAD easily cuz KFAD has 1/2 weaker tracks while Angel Dust has 1 at most
Thats how loud the bass needs to be at every show
my all time favorite FNM gig....Patton is clearly NOT from this Planet ....awesome fuckin' dude!
00:00 Collision
03:23 Midlife Crisis
06:44 The Gentle Art Of Making Enemies
10:20 Last Cup Of Sorrow
13:57 Easy
16:50 Introduce Yourself
18:28 Home Sick Home
21:05 Naked In Front Of The Computer
23:20 Evidence
28:10 Epic
32:55 I Started a Joke
35:35 Ashes to Ashes
39:00 Just a Man
yeahSOwhat yeah except these are clickable you ungrateful so and so
LOL
Thanks a lot my Friend
The quality of video's👍👍👍👍👍👍
20:21
Thank you
album of the year songs sound so fucking good live.
I’m no FNM expert but Album of the Year is my favorite of their records, even tho they’re all really good and interesting
This performance has one important imperfection - it's faaaaaaaar too short, so I have to click "repeat after every 45 minutes.
Festival shows. Always a love/hate. You’re getting to see your favorite band but they’re on for less than an hour and, if it’s a niche band like FNM was by 97, most people aren’t there to see them.
1997 wasn't ready for mike patton
He was around way before 97😂
Wtf… I have seen a lot of FNM concerts, but the energy in this one is really out of this world… Wow, wow.. Patton and Puffy… jeez!
Incredible band. There is only one Faith No More.
This is beautiful beyond belief! I hope these guys make their tour happen. I had tickets for 2020. I respect these guys so much, I understood when they had to cancel. Sending good, healthy, happy and grateful vibes out to Mikey P, Roddy, Billy, Mikey B, and Jon. WE LOVE YOU! We will be ready for you when you are ready! ✌🏽❤️💚🙏🏽🎶🎶
The Gentle Art Of Making Enemies is what slipknot thinks they sound like
Off* Mike came out sipping a drink,said “evening” and counted into Collision
The best show EVER from Faith NO More! Mike Patton really put everything he has into this one. Alot of shows he seemed like he was bored and couldn't have cared less if he was there, but you could tell he was into the music on this day. He really PERFORMED for this crowd and made one helluva good show!
No saw them in Perth Australia in August 1997 🤘🎤🎸🎶
@@shannongraham3055 Same..I was in Perth, Australia in 91, just turned 15 and sneaked out the back of the audience, the show, 2 songs left and suddenly they're walking out infront of me and Jim asks if I want to jump in the minivan with them so we all did. So surreal sitting with Mike Patton and boys..We drove around as Mike Patton and all wanted to see what a suburb called Innaloo would look like after seeing the sign on a Highway. Then again I was in Melbourne in 93 for work, my new job directly from meeting them in Perth, Australia, Jim Martin and I kept in touch so he called me down to go catch up with them there too on the Angel Dust tour. It was some of the best days of my life..and I'd travelled all around and met many bands, from Slash to Duff Mckagan, Kurt Cobain, the best. But Mike Patton was the secret love of my life since then..lol...the Melbourne, Australia memories were etched into my heart forever.✌🏼
Mike needs an audience engaged into him. Saw him with Tomahawk around 2004 in Boston. Small crowd, maybe 1000 or so, we were up front in front of his podium. Unbelievable.
Holy shit right off the bat Patton is screaming with such ferocity. Collision is nothing to fuck with.
album of the year songs sound better live idk why
Mike eres el mejor frontmen del mundo. un abrazo tío
RIP poor snare
Trujillo he beats that snare like it owes him money.
This set is such a heart-pumping juggernaut. Watched this from beginning to end on my first viewing. It literally left me breathless. It's almost maddening how good this is.
They threw down hard at this show. Everything was clicking. I also like the heavier ending to Epic here. Collision and Naked In Front of the Computer were heavy as hell. Hudson doesn't get enough credit. Clean and accurate playing.
He is not exactly the most charismatic dude but yes, his playing is precise and he can capture every era of the band.
He's a solid player for sure. But he also strikes me as someone who won't rattle any cages and basically do what's ask of him. Opposed to Jim Martin who was a more forthright, stubborn, maybe contrary, character. Certainly, the mix of strong personalities with Jim in the band led to more conflict and fights. But it also led to the band's best music. I like KFAD and AOTY, but they always struck me as fairly standard, albeit very good, alternative rock albums. But they severely lack the character and adventure of IY, TRT and AD.
@@RC-fi8nn i really love KFAD. I think it is a couple notches above AOTY and all that has come after. There are some tracks I can’t really fuck with any more but Spruance’s playing is really interesting and Mike is in peak vocal form. Take this Bottle, Last to Know, Just a Man…that is a great album to my ears.
Dude! Whoa. I’ve never seen this show before. Never seen a performance like this by them. This is incredible.
every time I watch FNM I get more and more impressed at Puff's drumming. The guys a beast.
He signed my shirt back in 92. Nice dude. Sick drummer
Being good it gets you stuff.
@@hermansmokeatily7228 Being stuff gets you good
Y'know I can totally see how System of a Down really lifted SO much off these guys!
Most of SOAD discography orbits around Digging the Grave
@@doomhakuo2107 or the gentle art of making enemies
Incubus Science is also very heavily FNM influenced. I saw both of those bands together back when nobody had hear of either of them, with system of a down opening for Incubus, science album tour. Fucking awesome show, it was the 2nd time I'd seen Incubus and first time I'd seen system of a down, I hadn't actually ever heard of them.
Also what about Slipnot /Mr Bungle. They even wore the masks and machanics jumpsuits like them. Total rip off
@@mcz2271 And FNM lifted those songs from the Deli Creeps sound
Seit ca.30 Jahren höre ich '🎉Faith No more".Ich... hatte auch 'Midelife crisis😂.
Christ what a live sound. Visceral, tight, loud, and a heavy fucking bottom end. Bordin is the epicenter of this band's sound. Amazing drumming.
How can you not dig this band!!! Just what the Dr ordered❤️
Probably most influential band for the numetal movement and most underrated bands of all time
I don't think it's fair to blame faith no more for the nu metal movement, in the same way you can't blame Nirvana for all the really bad grunge music that followed. I know the guys in the band aren't flattered by that comparison.
Mr bungle
Rhcp
Ratm
Primus
Helmet
Godflesh
Pantera
Alice in Chains
@@buckemptierI don't think they blamed FNM for it lol
This sounds fucking amazing. Props to the mixer.
BEST-RECORDING-EVER!
This is the stage presence I strive to achieve as a vocalist
Good luck 😂
No one, and I mean NO ONE hits a snare like Mike!!!!
John Jones take a look at circle jerks- live fast die young
Hulk smash!
I love how he throws himself around. The guy definitely wears his heart on his sleeve. Thank you god for mike patton.
Caffeine will do that to ya.. ;-)
+Trevor MacDonald he's fully inmerse in the music
He's like a pissed dad
4:15 his heroic leap while maintaining perfect vocal delivery still astounds me. So much energyyyy
billy hit a bad note at beginning of naked in front of the computer...mike looked over immediately..
fuck that guitar player is spot on... well they ALL are. best show ive seen of them yet and best mixed BY FAR best performance ive ever seen from patton as well
blew my 18year-old mind watching this live. Fucking EPIC. still one of the best gigs i've ever seen
alfamonk 37 year old here; I saw FNM in Phoenix, AZ for this tour (interestingly enough, with a then virtually unknown Limp Bizkit opening for them), and yeah, they were incredible live!
+Fender JazzStudent Limp Bizkit, ugh
+Fender JazzStudent Faith No More let a band like Limp Bizkit open for them? hard to believe
Saw them at Pheonix in '95 and your right awesome live !!!
One of most highly prepared band from the 90's era. Many new bands grew up on their music, sounds excellent on the studioworks but bleed on the stage. Perfect FNM!
What a band. Seriously.
Patton is fucking beautiful here. 💜
Mike Bordin is the only drummer where all his toms would qualify for floor toms
Those rack toms are massive !!!!!!
Patton is love Patton is life Patton is god and my savour
The most eclétic band ever!
The crowd’s reaction at the end says it all. Powerful performance.
I have had the awesome pleasure of seeing this band 5 times and defintley one of the best bands I've ever seen
One of the best FNM gigs. Excellent performances. I really love Album of the Year, and even though the band were, I guess done and burned out.. man, their energy is still there.
Mike Patton, the last american werewolf.
Nobody plays like Puffy does here... unfortunately hes over 50 now and doesnt play with the same intensity now...he uses stick the size of small trees and goes through them like a small paperfactory. (5:40) I was always amazed how many times they swapped snaredrums with broken skins during songs.. Cant stop watching this old stuff. Its just that bloody good.
couldn't agree more. He hits everything so damn hard with such precision. Often immitated but rarely duplicated. The only guy I put in the same category is Cody from Big Business.
couldn't agree more. He hits everything so damn hard with such precision. Often immitated but rarely duplicated. The only guy I put in the same category is Cody from Big Business.
couldn't agree more. He hits everything so damn hard with such precision. Often immitated but rarely duplicated. The only guy I put in the same category is Cody from Big Business.
Trey Jacobs.
Bill Ward.
Bill Ward is God though. Bordin still plays pretty damn even in his old age. Watch them on the BBC.
What a great performance! Patton in his prime here
The "General" Patton.
Mike Patton is the G.O.A.T.
Puffy's such a great drummer. Loads of energy.
And the dude is STILL bringing it to this day. He hasn't lost a sliver of his talent with age, none of FNM's members have really.
How he doesn’t destroy every drum head with his super human strength is beyond me.
I just noticed he plays his sticks backwards and also his plays his kit backwards too. Awesome 😎
@@Erkbrothers80 He used to change his snare skin every gig because he'd put them through.
@@Erkbrothers80 He's left handed so yeah, he plays the kit right handed but his hi hat open handed.
one of the best bands ever!
Chris Kiefer n
The best band ever
I really like Jon Hudsons style,great player.
cusso113 Me too,I'm a guitarist and I play electric guitar since 2011,I can say that all Faith no More guitarists were great,each one added their own signature and original sound to the band,and that's why Faith no More are the best!
Meh, he looks like a car salesman, and just plays the parts, to me. Trey, all day, er day.
Still hot at 48... love me some Mike Patton ❤❤❤
Pretty fucking amazing
Singing into an SM57 like an animal and basically swallowing it while doing so. How do the vocals still sound so clear?
God, I Love this band 🎀
Puffy runs hot from playing so damn hard his drum tech has to dump water on him every few minutes, lol. Love it. Long live FNM \m/
Feelie (tech).
Legend has it, Puffy has never suffered a days stress in his adult life 😁
If you know your music, you'll know Mike is in a different league.
No way in hell anyone played after them here right? Jesus christ how could you out do this
Orbital were on before them, then David Bowie after.....what a line-up!
@@christnumber2 yeah, Bowie could def follow this
I saw Patton in '19 with Argentina with Mondo Cane. The guy is in his '50s and his voice is still immaculate. Great performance. The guy is truly gifted.
Faith no more -- Best Band ever -- Mike Patton is Genius
They sound freaking amazing.
The way he sings, amazing, i thing Chino does the same thing in a way
Have seen chino live? Not even close. Chino can hardly sing live, let alone scream. They’re great on the albums but that’s about it
His voice on "I Started a Joke" is amazing
Impresionante!!!!..muy buen concierto!!..gracias por poder verlo..
Puffy absolutely carving that kit up, what a beast!
Mikes vocals are amazing how he switches up with no distortion or nothing. This was probably one of his best concerts
Absolute best front man ever. Hands down the GOAT.
25:08 the funkiest 4 seconds in FNM's history
There isn't a better live recording from a better band anywhere on TH-cam.
Mike Patton no longer Has any peers.
He’s a one- off.
A vocal freak of nature, paired with intelligent and compelling poetry.
He can take his voice anywhere
The same way only Elvis could do.
Backing it up by singing in a multitude of genre, and bi-lingual (Elvis wasn’t)
And Patton hasn’t pissed it away, he’s been too busy getting better.
Elvis in his latter days tho, bad off as he was health wise he never lost his ability to sing, performing for his entourage in private shows even on the road, (Elvis had trouble sleeping, big time, due to pharmaceuticals)
And these guys around him saw and heard Elvis sing so well that they swore on specific times that was the best and most emotional singing they’d ever witnessed.
Anyway-
Thank you Mike for being smart, and more and more of Faith No More music bro.!
Mike Patton animal de palco!!!!! Abraço
Can't stop watching this, great show!!!!
"So we've got one more song for you, and then we'll let you get on with your business." LOL
A masterclass in how to perform live. Flawless. So glad I saw them in Norwich 1995.
Sobrenatural nadie tiene semejante talento.
hahaha patton during "evidence" is hilarious. i seriously love this guy
Saw them live on this tour in Philadelphia. So glad I saw that show. Seeing this video now is magical. They were in top form in 97 after the 90s music explosion had waned and it seemed like no one else had any more good ideas. Faith No More captured the end of an era, while Album of the Year seemed to underscore the tragedies and losses of the dying music industry.
Which venue?
@@EyesHaveMiles420 - Electric Factory. I was up front & moshing. The heat was so intense I could barely breathe. Went with a friend of mine who was launching me up to crowd surf. Unforgettable night. Soaked in sweat.
@@Bikewithlove I’ve always enjoyed the Electric Factory, but hot shows like that, absolutely kill me. I get overheated very easily.
@@EyesHaveMiles420 - It was a long time ago, and I had tons of energy. I love the heat. Mid-summer is my favorite time of year. I used to love running on Kelly Drive in muggy 95°F heat in mid-July. There’s nothing better in my opinion, so when Faith No More took the stage in tuxedos and proceeded to blast us in tens of thousands of watts of the percussive sound waves of songs like Naked in Front of the Computer, Mouth to Mouth, Got That Feeling, etc. I was in fucking bliss.
@@Bikewithlove I’m the complete opposite. I like the cold. I love winter and snow. I’m always hot, so the cold feels refreshing.
02:46 Dora the Explorer behind the drumkit.