"I purposely work with people who are better than me. All of them. Every guy and every band that I played in is better than me. They learn more and they teach me."
This is a testament to just how patient Patton really is. The interviewer is frequently unintelligible and imo annoying asf. I thought Patton handled it LIKE A CHAMP 🏆
Mike and Mr Bungle opened my ears and mind to music that was so out of the mainstream. He transformed top 40 into top infinity by letting me see there was a whole spectrum, not just a cookie cutter format to repeat for sales, and I really appreciate that. Thanks Mike!
Love Mike and been a big fan for years. Love bungle and tomahawk. My high school years loved Faith No More. My girlfriends back at age 16 hung a poster of Mike on the ceiling above my bed for my 16th birthday! Good times. He is so handsome now!
I love me some Mike Patton! Anytime, anywhere, any voice, any weather, any stage, any microphone, any video, any key, any band, any machinery, any any any any....oh no! my ass is on fire....🔥🔥
Sad to hear FNM is cancelling the next leg of their tour. Wishing Mike the best healing. This pandemic has been hard on many people’s mental health. Including my own. Hopefully he finds the clarity and peace he needs.
stood in the audience heated up waiting for Fanomas to begin the show. dunno when exactly that was, I guess round about 2001 or something. anyway: I am standing staring at the stage, lights go off, music stips, there's a pat on my back, I turn round, it's Patton who very politely asks me to make way.
I think I saw that tour. He was setting up his own stuff before the band came on. Mindblowing. One of the few shows, if not the only, where it was so good that people didn’t even clap.
Anything patton does sign me up, i first heard faith no more when i was in my childhood, then when i was 19 i was jaming with this guy who was 12 years older than me, amazing drummer, he turned me onto Mr, bungle and i couldnt believe that music like that existed. The rest is history.
It’s a sort of career path we rockers from the 90’s do….back then we were full of juvenile energy and jumped up&down, smashed amplifiers ect….then on one end you get older, on the other society changes and is not interested in the marvelous antics we were pulling off….so you get into music for Image, music for Theatre shows, music for Netflix and Cable TV stuff….mature stuff, you know…it pays the bills….life is long….one must continue to crack a living….
Not really humble but not braggy either. More like a guy who wants to create art and move on to a new meal. Hates when people get stuck on rumours on FNM or whatever.
@@brucelee4996 Well, depends if you respect other instruments than a guitar. In that regards, Mike Patton definitely is a god; just the skill and use of voice itself (was it 7 octaves range?) is unbelievably varied, and then there's that same versatility in his projects. And he is equally influential.
@@xanderpills Still not a god. EVH is a god. Guitar or no guitar. Patton has a successful record company. I have appreciation for his catalog. Still.. no God. Ask Rick Beato.
"Learning to hear music differently" - this is important and fascinating. It's cool to hear that it was John Zorn that opened Mike's mind to that special 'something'. Mr. Bungle and Zappa were big in terms of how I liked complex and weird music, but it wasn't until I got into Amy Winehouse that I really felt like I unlocked something.
Nice. He schooled the interviewer at the end about his weird agenda and over focused fast rapid fire questioning by saying “we are in the feeling business.” He was nice and graceful even through some cringe.
I loved hearing Patton share his experiences. Super pleasant listen. The last question was probably the best one in terms of actually listening and empathising with your interviewee. However, the interviewer’s repeated habit of saying “yeah i was asking earlier / what i was getting at before” took me out of the experience constantly though lol
Go go go Mike! Been behind you since Angel Dust, and all the projects in-between. We met in Rome at your gig with Mr Bungle in 1996 and had a great chat! Max respect for ever! I love how you unleash your vox on stuff like the end of Album of the Year, and now Sidewinder…..my mind flies to Mars!! King for a Day is one of my top 1 Albums…aghahhaa! But wait…..Then came Mr Bungle….my god….the first was a mind bender, then when you carried on without Zorn, it just grew on me. I love Tonic Immobility….you pulled in Trey, excellent! And as a guitarist myself, Duane is a genius. It is the best release of this century! Keep screaming Mike, I love it!! Line up like cows, snort like sours….Brilliant!!!
When was that gig? Very jealous! 😳 but great to know it was seen by someone who clearly appreciated it hugely, and as much as I think I would have! Nice one Anthony 🤘🏿
@@lachlanwelsh5880 March 14, 2014...Adelaide festival theatre....day before was NIN&QOTSA...so it was a huge couple days... Man! The gig went for four hours!! Check OF WONDER AND CERTAINTY....ADELAIDE ...there's only couple clips...Zorn didn't want it filmed by people apparently..so they sorta didn't.amazinng.the musicianship and the journey was insane...
I saw him perform at Ozzfest in the early 2000's, and I'll tell you, that performance of Simply Beautiful didn't just change him. Thank you Sir, for sharing your gift!
Great interview. I really appreciated what Mike said about everything being a learning experience. I'm always hammering into my kids the idea that people who go around as if they already know everything never actually learn anything, and those people will forever be the fool. [And many of those people are the ones who end up going into politics.]
An awkward interview, but I loved the insights Mike gave into process and attitude. Makes me curious to hear other interviews this guy did with other great songwriters.
@@alichamas63 Since hearing RV song, 1993, interviews from him, have always been Patton'esque. Enigmatic, fortrite, hostile, welcoming for the right people. Like the music.
When patton briefly mentions being pleasantly surprised by old tunes I could see him feeling that way about Retrovertigo. He covered it with Mondo Cane. Or maybe he covered it because someone he knew really likes it who the fuck knows hah
EPIC is my JAM. It is on my weekly play list and never ceases to make me smile. On that they took the best that rap could be, turned it on it's head, gave it a good hard spanking and spit it back out at us with heavy metal swagger. Mr. Patton was and still is woefully underrated as an ARTIST. They say genius and eccentricity are sometimes related. Then GOD BLESS the mad geniuses. I would not like to live in a world without them.
When you hear "that's a good question!" at the end of an interview, it sounds like "that's FINALLY a good question" which in turn was the dumbest question of all.
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds' song 'O'Malley's Bar', Mike and Patton followers, tell me that isn't a song that drives you! I agree about Nick but that song is so perfect and free-form, that it is essential. Hard to pick one that makes Nick Cave stand out, but that one is so solid. I could go on and on. Being a vocalist, that's my choice. Never a singer, always a vocalist. Instrument in the body, sound comes first and tone comes later.
Knew he was going to say Nick Cave, that rules. Nick Cave would probably say Mike Patton too. Patton may be on another level though because I can picture Patton plsying with Mick Harvey but I cant necessarily envision Nick Cave playing with Scott Ian. Great interview, questions asked brought out interesting answers. Damn just gained even more respect from me bringing up Sinatra recordings.
Thanks for posting this! Anybody know what the personal stuff Mike was dealing with for the past few years? None of my business, so if not, no worries...
He said he had personal stuff when the music of the new Tomahawk album was recorded, which was 3 or 4 years ago. That was before he joined Dead Cross and I remember reading an interview with Dead Cross in which Patton said he had to undergo surgery on both shoulders. So I guess that's the personal stuff.
I read somewhere that he had back problems after his ill fated stagedive at Rock N Rio in 2015, back pain is no joke and stays with you for the rest of your life
@@tonyalovell5659 crap that is awful. I have 5 herniated discs, degenerative disc disease and getting stem cells in my knee. I was a professional ballerina and messed me up for life.. That pain is awful. He rocked so hard over the years, that is probably it. I live with chronic pain everyday. Poor Mike, I understand that pain.:(
@@zanloizos7219 same here, I have had two surgeries so far and still have problems. Something simple as hitting a pothole while driving will put me down for a week. Prednisone and nerve blocks only help so much. I feel bad for Mike if that was the problem, any type of pain actually. I had read it in a reddit around 2017/2018 that he had back problems. Shoulder surgery makes sense too. Either way years of jumping around and thrashing onstage can do some damage. Nikki Sixx went through the same thing after Motley's first farewell tour
"Your voice can be anything u want it to be... so w fantomas I made the conscious decision to make the voice not a voice, to make it a second guitar" "Wait you just realized you have 2 ears?"(iasip)
Their set at the chapel a few years back was fuckin badass. A fun moment from that show: Just after they finished up Mike was on stage shaking hands with folks who had been standing up by the barrier. My nerdy little ass: That shit was great man! Would love to do what you're doing someday. Mike *points to Qbert*: No, do what he's doing! That's where the moneys at!
I’ve had this TH-cam account since 2006. It was intended to promote my drumming education videos. One of the videos got about a million views. Everyone told me to use my real name but it will always be patton303. Patton for Mike Patton and 303 for my area code. Mike will always be my #1 musical hero and I’m not changing that. Peace!
Mike truly didn't hit his creative peak until the ultimate inspiration came into his life: Wolfmother Mike would be nothing without them. #Facts #OneHundredPercent #JamieBringUpThatTruthBomb
His talent is out of discussion, yet the new tomahawk album doesn't sound right to me. The drums have ugly clipping triggers that should recall an acoustic sound, but get the opposite result. Great vocals, great guitars, but that drums really ruined for me.
Mike seems to be so tense and somehow fake in recent interviews. I'm sure it has something to do with his psychological issues and fighting with it. Love him nonetheless
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"I purposely work with people who are better than me. All of them. Every guy and every band that I played in is better than me. They learn more and they teach me."
That's beautiful.
`Yes…like Trevor Dunn….what a Bass player he’s become!!!
This is a testament to just how patient Patton really is. The interviewer is frequently unintelligible and imo annoying asf. I thought Patton handled it LIKE A CHAMP 🏆
If this happened years ago Mike wouldn't have been as cool
@@petethepirate730 true
Most shocking part of this interview is how Patton even gives this guy the time of day.
Mike's speaking voice is slowly becoming a second Lovage album.
I could make love to my old lady by that.
I wish they would do another one
Someone should put some of this to music
Hahhahahahha when he said "I don't read notes".... flashback to tomahawk "I don't know how to read notes I don't know how to read notes"....
Side note: apparently that’s Judy Garland ?
@@JD-rr8dr wouldn't surprise me.... but how he says it the same....almost....well.... I smoke weed so
Best Vocalist in the business.
Mike and Mr Bungle opened my ears and mind to music that was so out of the mainstream. He transformed top 40 into top infinity by letting me see there was a whole spectrum, not just a cookie cutter format to repeat for sales, and I really appreciate that. Thanks Mike!
he sounds mellow out, like he stopped giving a shit a long time ago, like the character he played in RV, mad respect
You ain't never gonna 'mount to nothin'...
Where's the kid's u don't know....
Love Mike and been a big fan for years. Love bungle and tomahawk. My high school years loved Faith No More. My girlfriends back at age 16 hung a poster of Mike on the ceiling above my bed for my 16th birthday! Good times. He is so handsome now!
Mike: John Zorn,you know how prolific this guy is?
Interviewer: yeah.
Me: No he doesn’t.
Mike Patton is a wonderful singer, a great lyricist and also a humble person. Love it!
Love how he lets the music speak in each project, each song, he contributes to. The resulting variety of voices is endless.
I love how peaceful and humble he is, Mike Patton lovely man!
Thank you Malocchio Cheers from Buenos Aires
I love me some Mike Patton! Anytime, anywhere, any voice, any weather, any stage, any microphone, any video, any key, any band, any machinery, any any any any....oh no! my ass is on fire....🔥🔥
Sad to hear FNM is cancelling the next leg of their tour. Wishing Mike the best healing. This pandemic has been hard on many people’s mental health. Including my own. Hopefully he finds the clarity and peace he needs.
🗣It’s not hard to respect a man like *Patton* who walks to the sound of his own drum!💯🫡
stood in the audience heated up waiting for Fanomas to begin the show. dunno when exactly that was, I guess round about 2001 or something. anyway: I am standing staring at the stage, lights go off, music stips, there's a pat on my back, I turn round, it's Patton who very politely asks me to make way.
I think I saw that tour. He was setting up his own stuff before the band came on. Mindblowing. One of the few shows, if not the only, where it was so good that people didn’t even clap.
Amazed by the amount of good Patton interviews recently, nice.
yes! the eric andre one is a stand out
same!
Anything patton does sign me up, i first heard faith no more when i was in my childhood, then when i was 19 i was jaming with this guy who was 12 years older than me, amazing drummer, he turned me onto Mr, bungle and i couldnt believe that music like that existed. The rest is history.
So modest in his older years.
Totally.
I think he always modest. I think he was obnoxious and always trying to troll people when he was younger
Life is long guys…..Mike’s maturing.
It’s a sort of career path we rockers from the 90’s do….back then we were full of juvenile energy and jumped up&down, smashed amplifiers ect….then on one end you get older, on the other society changes and is not interested in the marvelous antics we were pulling off….so you get into music for Image, music for Theatre shows, music for Netflix and Cable TV stuff….mature stuff, you know…it pays the bills….life is long….one must continue to crack a living….
So humble, even given his talents.Your music grapes have become wine, Mr Patton .
Faith no more did some interesting and varied work. I loved that they were constantly evolving with each album.
Patton discovered me all this beautiful music for the rest of my life.
Felt a little like telling Mike what he feels instead of asking him questions at times 🤣
Mike has such a beautiful mind.
Mike Patton is God and yet, humble.
I would call Patton a lot of things, but humble isn’t one of them
Not really humble but not braggy either. More like a guy who wants to create art and move on to a new meal. Hates when people get stuck on rumours on FNM or whatever.
A god ? Okay. Your entitled to an opinion. Eddie Van Halen was a god. Patton? No.
@@brucelee4996 Well, depends if you respect other instruments than a guitar. In that regards, Mike Patton definitely is a god; just the skill and use of voice itself (was it 7 octaves range?) is unbelievably varied, and then there's that same versatility in his projects. And he is equally influential.
@@xanderpills Still not a god. EVH is a god. Guitar or no guitar. Patton has a successful record company. I have appreciation for his catalog. Still.. no God. Ask Rick Beato.
Patton could talk about paint drying and it would be interesting
lol 100%
True AF.
Thats what he was talking about.
"Learning to hear music differently" - this is important and fascinating. It's cool to hear that it was John Zorn that opened Mike's mind to that special 'something'. Mr. Bungle and Zappa were big in terms of how I liked complex and weird music, but it wasn't until I got into Amy Winehouse that I really felt like I unlocked something.
Nice. He schooled the interviewer at the end about his weird agenda and over focused fast rapid fire questioning by saying “we are in the feeling business.” He was nice and graceful even through some cringe.
Would I be out of place to say I love Mike Patton's humility 💜 I feel love for him.
Met mike that day...he was so bloody nice.
I loved hearing Patton share his experiences. Super pleasant listen. The last question was probably the best one in terms of actually listening and empathising with your interviewee. However, the interviewer’s repeated habit of saying “yeah i was asking earlier / what i was getting at before” took me out of the experience constantly though lol
He's not just a great vocalist..he also writes really cool lyrics
...and composes great music lol
Go go go Mike! Been behind you since Angel Dust, and all the projects in-between. We met in Rome at your gig with Mr Bungle in 1996 and had a great chat! Max respect for ever! I love how you unleash your vox on stuff like the end of Album of the Year, and now Sidewinder…..my mind flies to Mars!! King for a Day is one of my top 1 Albums…aghahhaa! But wait…..Then came Mr Bungle….my god….the first was a mind bender, then when you carried on without Zorn, it just grew on me.
I love Tonic Immobility….you pulled in Trey, excellent! And as a guitarist myself, Duane is a genius. It is the best release of this century! Keep screaming Mike, I love it!! Line up like cows, snort like sours….Brilliant!!!
coolest dude on the planet
totally love Mike Pattons work
Saw zorn and patton...adelaide...zorn@60...left it thinking am i ever going to see a better gig in my life? It was AWESOME...
When was that gig? Very jealous! 😳 but great to know it was seen by someone who clearly appreciated it hugely, and as much as I think I would have! Nice one Anthony 🤘🏿
@@lachlanwelsh5880 March 14, 2014...Adelaide festival theatre....day before was NIN&QOTSA...so it was a huge couple days... Man! The gig went for four hours!! Check OF WONDER AND CERTAINTY....ADELAIDE ...there's only couple clips...Zorn didn't want it filmed by people apparently..so they sorta didn't.amazinng.the musicianship and the journey was insane...
@@lachlanwelsh5880 thanks
@@lachlanwelsh5880 March 14, 2014...it went for four hours!
@@lachlanwelsh5880 Check OF WONDER AND CERTAINTY..ZORN@60...ADELAIDE...only a couple clips available...it's wicked
I saw him perform at Ozzfest in the early 2000's, and I'll tell you, that performance of Simply Beautiful didn't just change him. Thank you Sir, for sharing your gift!
When was Mike Patton on an Ozzfest tour? With what project?
KILLER GUITAR ON THIS ALBUM!!
well it's Duane Denison so what did you expect, fucking The Edge?
Great interview. I really appreciated what Mike said about everything being a learning experience. I'm always hammering into my kids the idea that people who go around as if they already know everything never actually learn anything, and those people will forever be the fool.
[And many of those people are the ones who end up going into politics.]
An awkward interview, but I loved the insights Mike gave into process and attitude.
Makes me curious to hear other interviews this guy did with other great songwriters.
Always a treat to listen to the genius that is Mike Patton!
I went to Live Mondo Cane in Sydney 2010 I think , was so fucking amazing super wonderful live show
patton believes covID
smh
Dude... you got Mike Patton. Learn how to speak and act like it matters. As an interviewer you blew this, sounds unorganized and rushed.
10:08 "I don't know how to read notes...? I don't know how to..."
Nice catch
Thanks for the great interview. Patton seems super mellow here. Whatever that means.......
Always something new to learn or think about while/after listening to Mike speak or comment about any topic.
Mike Patton
Patton sounds... sweet and caring here...?!
he is,...
Why wouldn't he be? Do you know him personally?
@@alichamas63 Since hearing RV song, 1993, interviews from him, have always been Patton'esque. Enigmatic, fortrite, hostile, welcoming for the right people. Like the music.
He is old now , not 24 like in the angel of dust era lol
@@alichamas63 🗣 *Calm down & don’t get your knickers in a twist!*
Every band is like a chemical experiment,love that.
When patton briefly mentions being pleasantly surprised by old tunes I could see him feeling that way about Retrovertigo. He covered it with Mondo Cane. Or maybe he covered it because someone he knew really likes it who the fuck knows hah
EPIC is my JAM. It is on my weekly play list and never ceases to make me smile. On that they took the best that rap could be, turned it on it's head, gave it a good hard spanking and spit it back out at us with heavy metal swagger. Mr. Patton was and still is woefully underrated as an ARTIST. They say genius and eccentricity are sometimes related. Then GOD BLESS the mad geniuses. I would not like to live in a world without them.
Give Mike a Patton the back 🤡
what? so "epic" is only FNM song you like?.. 🤔🤔🤔
@@_Only_Zuul Nope. "Epic" is #1. "Last Cup of Sorrow" is #2. "Every things Ruined" is #3. Anything else you'd like to know?
@@tommyboy6267 yeah.. what songs for number 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 rank?
Epic is my least favourite FNM song...my favourite might be The Cowboy Song or Just a Man but I really do love so many of them, its hard to decide.
Anybody else look up Sampa The Great immediately after this interview? LOl
He isnt wrong. It's a banger.
I will.
Yesss!! Amazing song!!
Yessss!!!! Thanks for the interview! Huge fan.
When you hear "that's a good question!" at the end of an interview, it sounds like "that's FINALLY a good question" which in turn was the dumbest question of all.
Great interview. Wonderful to Patton share his wisdom for an extended interview
That photo is so unflattering.
i'd still hit it lol
It honestly freaks me out how Mike Patton appears to think, and his speaking pattern - I relate to it all too much
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds' song 'O'Malley's Bar', Mike and Patton followers, tell me that isn't a song that drives you! I agree about Nick but that song is so perfect and free-form, that it is essential. Hard to pick one that makes Nick Cave stand out, but that one is so solid. I could go on and on.
Being a vocalist, that's my choice. Never a singer, always a vocalist. Instrument in the body, sound comes first and tone comes later.
O’Malley’s is great. Curse of Millhaven and lovely creature are my go to’s
I love you Mike Patton
This guy Steve Baltin is tough to listen to. Wow.
Knew he was going to say Nick Cave, that rules. Nick Cave would probably say Mike Patton too. Patton may be on another level though because I can picture Patton plsying with Mick Harvey but I cant necessarily envision Nick Cave playing with Scott Ian. Great interview, questions asked brought out interesting answers. Damn just gained even more respect from me bringing up Sinatra recordings.
Mike Patton sounds like Paul McCartney in the way he talks about creating music and it's so lovely. I love....
Insufferable interviewer with his obnoxious and weird air of authority. Sounds like he's even eating at one point.
Dude, its only mike
Maybe he was eating a sandwich.
Why is Mike on this kids podcast instead of talking with a pro?
@@xxrayyzz1985 pros cost money, per hour
@@timeswehadwewonthaveagain6980 not sure what that means
Thanks for posting this! Anybody know what the personal stuff Mike was dealing with for the past few years? None of my business, so if not, no worries...
I believe personal marriage issues but not sure. I was married to a musician and it's hard to balance the two.
He said he had personal stuff when the music of the new Tomahawk album was recorded, which was 3 or 4 years ago. That was before he joined Dead Cross and I remember reading an interview with Dead Cross in which Patton said he had to undergo surgery on both shoulders. So I guess that's the personal stuff.
I read somewhere that he had back problems after his ill fated stagedive at Rock N Rio in 2015, back pain is no joke and stays with you for the rest of your life
@@tonyalovell5659 crap that is awful. I have 5 herniated discs, degenerative disc disease and getting stem cells in my knee. I was a professional ballerina and messed me up for life.. That pain is awful. He rocked so hard over the years, that is probably it. I live with chronic pain everyday. Poor Mike, I understand that pain.:(
@@zanloizos7219 same here, I have had two surgeries so far and still have problems. Something simple as hitting a pothole while driving will put me down for a week. Prednisone and nerve blocks only help so much. I feel bad for Mike if that was the problem, any type of pain actually. I had read it in a reddit around 2017/2018 that he had back problems. Shoulder surgery makes sense too. Either way years of jumping around and thrashing onstage can do some damage. Nikki Sixx went through the same thing after Motley's first farewell tour
One more fantomas record please
Great interview, thanks!
"I've got it queued up right here see?"
*plays epic*
"Your voice can be anything u want it to be... so w fantomas I made the conscious decision to make the voice not a voice, to make it a second guitar"
"Wait you just realized you have 2 ears?"(iasip)
Halfway in he speaks on mistakes, I’m curious to know if the pig snort in “Sidewinder” was on purpose or not 😁
Please Record Reunited 🙏
Lovage was the stuff...
listen to frank zappa "valley girl".. this interviewers voice reminds me of the girl voice on that song.. which iirc is moon zappa..
Now checking out Sampa The Great
hey thanks for this one
Man I need to listen dj qbert with Mike those two dudes are on my top respectively
Their set at the chapel a few years back was fuckin badass. A fun moment from that show:
Just after they finished up Mike was on stage shaking hands with folks who had been standing up by the barrier.
My nerdy little ass: That shit was great man! Would love to do what you're doing someday.
Mike *points to Qbert*: No, do what he's doing! That's where the moneys at!
This sounds like an interview inside a tom waits album.
I’ve had this TH-cam account since 2006. It was intended to promote my drumming education videos. One of the videos got about a million views. Everyone told me to use my real name but it will always be patton303. Patton for Mike Patton and 303 for my area code. Mike will always be my #1 musical hero and I’m not changing that. Peace!
Patton = God
El dijo en fnm just to man.. Es un simple mortal con va voz perfecta
Oh really
Fast talking interviewer.
He sounds like Nardwar.
Mike truly didn't hit his creative peak until the ultimate inspiration came into his life: Wolfmother
Mike would be nothing without them.
#Facts #OneHundredPercent #JamieBringUpThatTruthBomb
Hahaha are you serious?
‘Wolfmother, you suck’
@@zachbos5108 Are people this stupid? I guess they really are.
@@debonaire_nerd Or old and not really interested maybe
Could the interviewer talk a little faster, lol?
Samba the Great is from Africa, but moved to Australia. Mike was right.
would a painter go back and paint that painting again or paint another painting
Depends how much he gets paid to paint and repaint the paintings he's painted
Scott Walker would have to be a influence
His talent is out of discussion, yet the new tomahawk album doesn't sound right to me.
The drums have ugly clipping triggers that should recall an acoustic sound, but get the opposite result.
Great vocals, great guitars, but that drums really ruined for me.
Glad I'm not the only one, I've never felt so MEH listening to a rock album. The drums sound lifeless and so do the songs imo
it took me a couple listen throughs to really get it and now i love it and have it on rotation. give it another chance.
Is it Stanier?
@@Jamesp1972 yeah it’s him. Same lineup but the mixing sounds horrible to me.
John knows what he's doing. Maybe you're just not hearing it. Even has a Battles fill in there.
I love zampa the great to one of the very fiew hiphop recent artists I dig
Latest Tomahawk been on repeat since it came out. Not sure why but I don't care yet. Probably since no shows for a year.
37:37
I want to see him lol
I would like to have Mike in Czech republic....how much would that cost? We will arrange everything
250000$
Your backbeat in the intro sounds like “Shake It Off”
Te smsré siempre malocchio
Como. Saber quien le da like a los. Comentarios en realidad me gustaría saber saludos
"And it's funny coz. . "
this man is a genius !
Snivelling or not its the last recorded interview on here?
Enjoyed Listing.
?March 29 2019 - on graphics 10:10 ?
Ha! Oh shit, didn't even realize I did that. My bad, old people moments I suppose. Sorry for the confusion.
I just wanna say.....mike covering any. i mean any Jesus Lizard song, now that would be a nightmare come true
Jesus Lizard are awesome
Indeed....MOUTH BREATHER
Blockbuster 👍
Mike seems to be so tense and somehow fake in recent interviews. I'm sure it has something to do with his psychological issues and fighting with it. Love him nonetheless
Because his other personality is Timothy Alberino
You know?