Mike Patton will go down in history as an EXTREMELY influential and successful musician across multiple genres and bands. And at the same time - one of the most underappreciated musicians of his time.
I have a standalone MP3 player system (OmniFi DMP1) for my car that uses 20 gig hard drives. I've got four hard drives I frequently change out like cassette tapes all loaded with different music. when I first started my music collection I sat down at a fresh computer and ripped all my CDs one at a time carefully reviewing all the data and making adjustments - I actually made all my patton stuff it's own genre. lovage, bungle, maldoror, FNM, tomahawk, fantomas etc. etc. makes it easier to find faster.
blow me Yes, there could even be subgenres of Patton; Mellow shag Patton, nervous breakdown Patton, ass kicking Patton, classic Patton, urban Patton, goth noir Patton, native American themed Patton, sophisticated adult contemporary Patton, etc
To the people trying to figure out his "deal" - he's a music geek. Just like any geek, he's super knowledgeable about what he geeks about. He acts like a typical nerd.
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To stay sincere Mike spent most his career shunning stardom for freedom and now has his own space he created for true creative artists not money/fame seekers. God bless him. Got Mr Bungle Demo tape in 88 and have followed all his work since.
He's actually come across really well in this interview. As he can be a bit of a dick sometimes when he doesn't take himself seriously. He's got a lot of interesting shit to say when he's like this and taking it seriously. I love this Mike Patton!
It's a shame that Rollins isn't properly interviewing Patton on this. But then I guess if they were filmed in the same room together the entire world would implode over the sheer awesomeness of it.
Mike Patton reminds me a little bit of Frank Zappa - artists like this are moved by sounds more so than songs and genres. These kinds of artists tend to create incredibly original and interesting music.
I swear I once saw an interview with Frank in the late 80’s where he says something like: “well, mr. bungle is the only band that’s doing anything good these days..”🤔👍
funny enough mike patton said many times he wasn't influenced by frank zappa but by another person named captain beefheart. even though mike and zappa don't connect with influences they both are very creative and influential.
Mike Patton is constrained by songs and genres in the same day as anyone else. Most of his songs have the verse, chorus formula and are within the rock/experimental/alternative genres. He does, however offer a lot of creativity and I would argue innovation to music for his time.
Mike is so talented and hot. Always has been since he first appeared on film around '85. Would love to meet him with Tomahawk in New Orleans this October. Love how well spoken he is, and that amazing ever-adjustable voice range when he sings. He can put you to sleep like a lullaby or kick your ass with scream metal. Love you,Mike. I always knew there was more to you than "Epic".
the more i learn about him and his music the more i love this guy his fearless bold approach to music makes him a pioneer of his unclassified genre combined with one of the biggest vocals in the world and he keeps getting better with age what a talent
6:12 Mike says what I always thought. Mike's music is for musicians, not the population. Ask anthrax who their fav band was, theyll tell ya, FNM. Pattons music has always been a treat for an artist. Never for the less inclined.
I'm a musician and I don't like hes music. Saying his music is for musicians is one of the most obnoxious thing I've ever heard. Music is for those who like it. No more no less
@@wetknuckles ”his music” is really not a proper way to say about Mike Patton tho. He has so many bands and songs in different genres and styles. I doubt you’ve heard all he’s capable of
@@wm1573 it's the music he makes so it's his music what the hell are you on about. I think his voice is terrible to me I don't like the sound. That's his instrument and I don't like the way he plays it. Because I haven't listened to all his music I can't have an opinion gtfo
Yeah he's still not comfortable explaining his music out in words..even today. You get way more talk out of him then you did after Angel Dust to the Album of the year years with FNM even..let alone talking on his other many bands
Gotta love this guy. His answer about labeling his music is the exact opposite of what every pop artist is! Mike's music comes from within, is totally him, and he really doesn't care what people think. Pop singers start off with the goal of being exactly what they think people want.
He's a stand up king who doesn't care about what other people think..he's also extremely creative and smart about what he wants his legacy to be. Every move is not just for his career..it's for his soul🌬💕love that.
Catch him on a good day, he's cool like this. On a bad day...I pity the fool. But, honestly, I'd catch him on any day! I'd still be happy, even if I got the contrary "him"! Fan for life!
+Merle Langlois People don't become as talented as he is without being nerdy. You have to be obsessed. It does bother me when musicians or artists of whatever sorts try to hide it.
Merle Langlois He said one time that when he was in school he was an uber-geek and got bullied relentlessly for it, he wanted to be a jock but was too geeky for it, probably one of many things that drove him to succeed
I want Patton and Rollins to sit me down and give me advice, like two dads. I'm fighting hard to take the path they paved for me while I was growing up.
Yes Mike, you fell through the cracks. Good grief, all amazing artists are the same, If they didn't feel they could do better they wouldn't bother at all. What a fucking legend!
Funny enough, every single project of his I disliked at first listen and then they grew on me, Faith No More, Bungle, Tomahawk, Fantomas, etc. The exception is Peeping Tom which I thought was great at first but feel like it’s gotten less interesting the more I listen. Which was his goal, to create a pop record.
@FlyingFoetus I really get the impression that Mike is kinda shy and awkward when he's offstage. He doesn't look like he's on drugs to me, he just looks a little insecure. Golly I live this man.
Escuchen lo que dice acerca delo que están haciendo aquí: criticarlo por su vestimenta y por no seguir la línea de FNM. Patton puede hacer el estilo que quiera sin que jamás le quede grande porque es un artista de tomo y lomo. Grande Mike!
What I like about is his whole scope of music. I hear bands from the 70's and 80's that always make me think "there are some brilliant lunatics out there" He's one. Has anyone ever heard the Einsturzende Neubauten song ZNS? I saw the video for it one night and it nearly broke my mind..
Mike is the man. watch this cool close to the the end he lets loose with some fine vulgarities. thank u Rolllins!! i clipped that part of this track and have him interrupt my my playlists every so often and set everyone straight.!! check out the band Grotus u like Mike u will love them.
Because Mike isn't afraid to take risks with his music. He makes weird shit because he likes weird shit, people just so happen to like the weird shit that Mike makes.
Mike Patton fans are really open minded and they love different types of music, as long as it's Mike Patton. Maybe Mayer is different from Patton but just as worthwhile a musician?
His nervous energy! No wonder he eats sangas in his interviews - needs something to ground him. Or drink less caffeine. hehe. Nope that won't happen. :D
Patton doesn't get 'credit' for shit. the average majority has never even heard of him, tho his resume is longer than the fat deuce he drops every day. The Rev. Maynard once called him the hardest working man in the industry. He just tries to give those musicians that are making weird music a place and a chance.
@Mikeus2006 I expect he doesn't usually get questions like this in interviews, though he's always struck me as someone a little camera shy sometimes, poise on stage is different to poise in front of a camera, as for this interview Rollins is very passionate about his music and would be asking difficult questions about it, I'd like to get both of them stoned (I know they normally don't) and then listen to them talk about music they love. That would be an awesome conversation.
Pretty sure he's contending himself every day. Playing gigs is probably his escape to let everything go and you can clearly see that by his on stage behaviour.
Mike Patton will go down in history as an EXTREMELY influential and successful musician across multiple genres and bands. And at the same time - one of the most underappreciated musicians of his time.
There are vocalists/frontmen/songwriters, then there is Mike Patton. That's all there is. He is in his own galaxy....
Mike Patton should be a music genre
+Abel Gomez He is....it's called "genius".
I have a standalone MP3 player system (OmniFi DMP1) for my car that uses 20 gig hard drives. I've got four hard drives I frequently change out like cassette tapes all loaded with different music. when I first started my music collection I sat down at a fresh computer and ripped all my CDs one at a time carefully reviewing all the data and making adjustments - I actually made all my patton stuff it's own genre. lovage, bungle, maldoror, FNM, tomahawk, fantomas etc. etc.
makes it easier to find faster.
Tom Musick I cataloged my music library the same way. You almost have to.
blow me Yes, there could even be subgenres of Patton; Mellow shag Patton, nervous breakdown Patton, ass kicking Patton, classic Patton, urban Patton, goth noir Patton, native American themed Patton, sophisticated adult contemporary Patton, etc
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To the people trying to figure out his "deal" - he's a music geek. Just like any geek, he's super knowledgeable about what he geeks about. He acts like a typical nerd.
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@@catarinegould9780 based schizophrenic poster
@@catarinegould9780 the fuck
Love nerds..I dig it. Guys who learn different shit turn into the men that build their own way. 🌬💕
He reminds me of Quentin Tarantino: he's like the Tarantino of music with how knowledgeable and nerdy he is. I think it's kick-ass.
To stay sincere Mike spent most his career shunning stardom for freedom and now has his own space he created for true creative artists not money/fame seekers. God bless him. Got Mr Bungle Demo tape in 88 and have followed all his work since.
He's actually come across really well in this interview. As he can be a bit of a dick sometimes when he doesn't take himself seriously. He's got a lot of interesting shit to say when he's like this and taking it seriously. I love this Mike Patton!
Mike Patton and Henry Rollins. Two of my idols
Yeah dude fkn a
It's a shame that Rollins isn't properly interviewing Patton on this. But then I guess if they were filmed in the same room together the entire world would implode over the sheer awesomeness of it.
"It's time to build your own little corner in Hell and try to live well in it."
~Mike Patton
Mike Patton reminds me a little bit of Frank Zappa - artists like this are moved by sounds more so than songs and genres. These kinds of artists tend to create incredibly original and interesting music.
He literally carried the zappa torch when he died (1990?) That's how i see it.
I swear I once saw an interview with Frank in the late 80’s where he says something like: “well, mr. bungle is the only band that’s doing anything good these days..”🤔👍
funny enough mike patton said many times he wasn't influenced by frank zappa but by another person named captain beefheart. even though mike and zappa don't connect with influences they both are very creative and influential.
Mike Patton is constrained by songs and genres in the same day as anyone else. Most of his songs have the verse, chorus formula and are within the rock/experimental/alternative genres. He does, however offer a lot of creativity and I would argue innovation to music for his time.
I could listen to him all night...God he's smart!- Such a breath of fresh air musically!!!
THERESE SMILINGMOON i was thinking the exact same thing
Mike is so talented and hot. Always has been since he first appeared on film around '85. Would love to meet him with Tomahawk in New Orleans this October. Love how well spoken he is, and that amazing ever-adjustable voice range when he sings. He can put you to sleep like a lullaby or kick your ass with scream metal. Love you,Mike. I always knew there was more to you than "Epic".
the more i learn about him and his music the more i love this guy his fearless bold approach to music makes him a pioneer of his unclassified genre combined with one of the biggest vocals in the world and he keeps getting better with age what a talent
6:12 Mike says what I always thought. Mike's music is for musicians, not the population. Ask anthrax who their fav band was, theyll tell ya, FNM. Pattons music has always been a treat for an artist. Never for the less inclined.
I'm a musician and I don't like hes music. Saying his music is for musicians is one of the most obnoxious thing I've ever heard. Music is for those who like it. No more no less
@@wetknuckles ”his music” is really not a proper way to say about Mike Patton tho. He has so many bands and songs in different genres and styles. I doubt you’ve heard all he’s capable of
@@wm1573 it's the music he makes so it's his music what the hell are you on about. I think his voice is terrible to me I don't like the sound. That's his instrument and I don't like the way he plays it. Because I haven't listened to all his music I can't have an opinion gtfo
I feel like he needs to eat a sandwich during everyone of his interviews.
That was a crazy interview.
Yeah he's still not comfortable explaining his music out in words..even today. You get way more talk out of him then you did after Angel Dust to the Album of the year years with FNM even..let alone talking on his other many bands
And take a moment to stick his finger in his mouth to get that pesky piece out of his gum line. Lol
every once in awhile TH-cam does a solid & suggests a good video. I didn't know peeping tom existed. it's pretty cool listening to it now.
Thanks for posting this!
My word what genius isn’t tainted with a little madness.
The capacity to make you weep happy tears and then flay the skin from bone...beautiful
Must be counted as one of the greatest musicians ever for pure versatility,cunning and godam skill
Although I’m ashamed to admit I’d not like to meet him just in case he’s a dick
Gotta love this guy. His answer about labeling his music is the exact opposite of what every pop artist is!
Mike's music comes from within, is totally him, and he really doesn't care what people think. Pop singers start off with the goal of being exactly what they think people want.
I’ve always loved Mike Patton, his whole thing with music as a genre less form and using musicians from all walks of life is inspiring.
You are a beacon of light in a dark dark night, Mr. Patton. Keep on keeping on.
I love Mike. I have ever since "Epic" came out. So happy to see that he's still making music, & it's still damn good music.
I wanted to see Henry actually talking to him but still good interview
He's a stand up king who doesn't care about what other people think..he's also extremely creative and smart about what he wants his legacy to be. Every move is not just for his career..it's for his soul🌬💕love that.
He cares..
Catch him on a good day, he's cool like this. On a bad day...I pity the fool. But, honestly, I'd catch him on any day! I'd still be happy, even if I got the contrary "him"! Fan for life!
Mike Patton is the best. Mr. Bungle reunion. Everyone would love it.
There's never been anyone like him and never will be...he's one in a trillion
I never imagined Mike Patton would come across so nerdy. Good for him.
+Merle Langlois People don't become as talented as he is without being nerdy. You have to be obsessed. It does bother me when musicians or artists of whatever sorts try to hide it.
Merle Langlois He said one time that when he was in school he was an uber-geek and got bullied relentlessly for it, he wanted to be a jock but was too geeky for it, probably one of many things that drove him to succeed
lewis morrison I'm a nerd, and my last name is Drena.
He seems pretty chill to me though. Not stereotypically nerdy at all. Not that nerdy is a bad thing.
@@drexlspivey5828 when did he said that?
That's why I love Patton, Bowie, Iggy Pop, and others who seemed to constantly evolve and defy being pigeonholed into a certain genre.
Thank you Mike I'm 36 and I think you are amazing. Not sure if u will see this but thank U 4 everythin ♡
i'd be checking that chair he sat on afterwards for tiny specks of gold - there's a chance he farted on it
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Lol
I want Patton and Rollins to sit me down and give me advice, like two dads. I'm fighting hard to take the path they paved for me while I was growing up.
Yes Mike, you fell through the cracks. Good grief, all amazing artists are the same, If they didn't feel they could do better they wouldn't bother at all. What a fucking legend!
This interview would be more complete if he was eating a sandwich
Rollins and Patton - Two of the hardest working men in metal. \m/
I'm not too much of a fan of Peeping Tom, but I love the fact that Mike just does whatever the fuck he wants musically. Gotta respect that!
Funny enough, every single project of his I disliked at first listen and then they grew on me, Faith No More, Bungle, Tomahawk, Fantomas, etc. The exception is Peeping Tom which I thought was great at first but feel like it’s gotten less interesting the more I listen. Which was his goal, to create a pop record.
Saw dub trio open for and play with matisyahu in 2009 i think at the pozo saloon. Great show.
@FlyingFoetus I really get the impression that Mike is kinda shy and awkward when he's offstage. He doesn't look like he's on drugs to me, he just looks a little insecure.
Golly I live this man.
He is shy off stage, he is really only ever home on it
Mike's my hero now.
Thank you for sharing this. 😎
I love this man ❤
Escuchen lo que dice acerca delo que están haciendo aquí: criticarlo por su vestimenta y por no seguir la línea de FNM. Patton puede hacer el estilo que quiera sin que jamás le quede grande porque es un artista de tomo y lomo.
Grande Mike!
god I love Mr. Patton.
Also, he does voice acting. He did the voices for the zombies in L4D2.
The Darkness game as well
je kiff ce grand malade!! une voix!!!
What I like about is his whole scope of music. I hear bands from the 70's and 80's that always make me think "there are some brilliant lunatics out there" He's one. Has anyone ever heard the Einsturzende Neubauten song ZNS? I saw the video for it one night and it nearly broke my mind..
this is mike's street urban fashion phase.
Mike Patton is MUSIC
Mike is the man. watch this cool close to the the end he lets loose with some fine vulgarities. thank u Rolllins!! i clipped that part of this track and have him interrupt my my playlists every so often and set everyone straight.!! check out the band Grotus u like Mike u will love them.
I love u "you know" hahaha
If Neil Pert, Les Claypool, and Mike Patton came together to make an album, would the world explode from the AWESOMENESS of it?
That guy died
He's the coolest
I'd love Patton and Albarn do something together..Would be awesome!!
very good singer,one of the best. unique.
That guy is a national treasure.
The guy's a freakin genius.
Patton you fkn rock ... very smart barstard your left right up down back & forward
haha i know dude, get's me so damn hungry every time i watch that interview.
You know, he can be all philosophical as he wants.
He sounds nerv-nervous
Because Mike isn't afraid to take risks with his music. He makes weird shit because he likes weird shit, people just so happen to like the weird shit that Mike makes.
So ridicolously hot....I like the American Mike Patton much more than the Latino Mike Patton...don't know why
Monica Satiro I like the Latino in your lips. Probably the American in me.
@@Demention94 Dafuq......?!
Mike Patton fans are really open minded and they love different types of music, as long as it's Mike Patton. Maybe Mayer is different from Patton but just as worthwhile a musician?
"i don't trust ANYONE who doesn't like SLAYER!" -PATTON
Great Mike Patton!!!!
Ily mp!
Music's mad scientist.
Patton is God!
great taste mike,massive attack are a fav of mine.
@rockforchoicee
Air Date: Fri, 06/01/07
Season 2 : Episode 8
you are a god. that would be my FAVORITE band. lets hope it happens
techno allah me likey
with a dash of That One Guy. ^^
Rollins and Mike should do something together
He doesnt do hard drugs. Or so he says. He might delve into them every once in a while but he does not commonly use them from what I have heard.
His nervous energy! No wonder he eats sangas in his interviews - needs something to ground him. Or drink less caffeine. hehe. Nope that won't happen. :D
He is a self described caffeine junkie
Patton & Rollins. As cringeworthy a teenager as I was, I knew these two guys were awesome.
mike is a inspiration in fact,fresh is a word for it spose,but i,d say superdupper
@fuckoffplan he said, "Henry and I were just talking about Les Baxter" Not a band, it's an American composer that died in 1996.
Close your eyes and it's Buzzo.
I was about to say that, this must've been when he was touring with him
From the melvins?
Imagine a Fantomas rehearsal
LOL OMG Patton and Mayer sould do a collaboration. Mayer can do good things, he's just a little scared sometimes.
Drink everytime he says "you know"
Patton doesn't get 'credit' for shit. the average majority has never even heard of him, tho his resume is longer than the fat deuce he drops every day. The Rev. Maynard once called him the hardest working man in the industry. He just tries to give those musicians that are making weird music a place and a chance.
I know, Mike, I know
🤣
5:50 lol
What a genius.
Drink every time you “think” he should be eating a sandwich
He looks like he’s in Limp Bizkit
@Mikeus2006 I expect he doesn't usually get questions like this in interviews, though he's always struck me as someone a little camera shy sometimes, poise on stage is different to poise in front of a camera, as for this interview Rollins is very passionate about his music and would be asking difficult questions about it, I'd like to get both of them stoned (I know they normally don't) and then listen to them talk about music they love. That would be an awesome conversation.
Why the fuck is he wearing Fred durst's clothes
When he was wearing these type of clothes,Durst was learning to tie his shoe laces.
Because if it wasn't for Mike there would be no Fred Dirt.
I disagree. Michael has like, an aversion to pop music and John Mayer is pop. I don't think they'd have the same ideas/likes/dislikes about music.
Not at all. Couldn't be more different
Patton Buckethead Claypool Russo
what a need, smart guy;;; saw a School pic of him lol.
Ya you want it all but you cant have it
@FuzzyCthulhu Absolutely true...
where are ppls heads? only 820 likes
Answer is YES
Mikes philosophy reminds me of certain William Gibson characters......near future aesthetic.....
⚘1/27⚘
why is he talking like daffy duck?
Pretty sure he's contending himself every day. Playing gigs is probably his escape to let everything go and you can clearly see that by his on stage behaviour.
Les Baxter! Now I know where all those exotic sounds come from, like in the sleazier parts of Delirivm Cordia.