Likewise man, especially the chorus of Kindergarten. As humourus as the lyrics are the music, melody and of course Mike Patton singing "KINDERGARTEN" makes my day so much better or if I'm going through a rough time.
@@wyattcole5452 don't you think it's quite crazy? With all those screams and noises? Maybe it's not big deal these days, but back than it felt like, to me at least. When I was listening to FNM as a teen I thought that my parents might want to call the hospital. But that was before SoaD and Korn and metalcore.
@@igork9618 they have some songs that are like that in Angel Dust but that’s not quite the draw. Mr Bungle, Mike Patton’s initial project, is more like that but still has a lot more to offer than that
Wow.. I still have a physical reaction when I hear these songs. It’s such an amazing thing, a song you’ve listened to for 30 years can still give you goose bumps. Thank the gods music like this exists.
30 Years ago I came to Austria as a young war refugee from Bosnia. All I had was a Gym Bag with some clothes and an old cassette recorder with this album. Every single riff from it reminds me on this period in life.
I confess...had this album at 15 and liked it ok, but also thought a lot of it was "weird", didn't quite get it. Wasn't totally ready. Now I recognize it as an absolute masterpiece.
A band that is on top of the world after having a smash hit. Then they release an album which has 0 mass appeal. It is one of the bravest and inspirational moments in the music history. Angel dust is a beautifully twisted album. It's a special album for me and it will be a part of my life until the day I die.
it's because their msg is a wholesome one, if they sang about getting into millions of dollars of debt or annihilating their families, they would be mainstream making mainstream bucks
Well said!!! On top of the world...or strolling to the edge of the world 😂 ...either way! I also feel Angel Dust holds a special place in my heart infinitely! 😇✨♾️
@@profhortsunlover1536 please let me know what bands are making mainstream bucks for annihilating their families lol. What the hell are you talking about lol. Angel Dust sold over half a million copies just in the US.
Angel Dust changed the trajectory of my life, and not just musically. It helped me comprehend that you can truly do things your own way, chart an entirely new path- and be unapologetically unique, offensive and wildly successful while doing so.
Angel Dust is a perfect album for the whole family. I listen to Easy and Midnight Cowboy with my 78 year old mother, Midlife Crisis, Everything’s Ruined, and A Small Victory with my teenage kids and Crack Hitler, Jizzlobber and Be Aggressive when I’m alone.
Haha, in all these years of enjoying Angel Dust with friends I don't think I ever listened to Jizzlobber with someone in its entirety. And I love that song.
The fact that Faith No More isn't in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame is a crime against humanity! My favorite FNM album, never gets old, I can listen to it over & over! Bands like Deftones and Incubus got their sound directly from this album!
@@caseyjones9359 R&RHOF is kinda of a lame corporate music industry institution. Sure lots of great bands In it but Art isn't made for elderly bean pushers to decide what is or isn't culturally important. Just getting nominated much less inducted means you are probably done as an creative artist.
In 1992 I was standing there minding my own business when I got run over by this album like a freight train plowing down a deer that wandered onto the tracks. I can't imagine a better soundtrack to the end of the world.
If anyone had a clue what Mike Patton's other projects were about, the direction FNM took on this album was no surprise. Definitely the most ambitious rock album to come out of the 90s.
Boring fact from a nobody, this was the first CD I ever purchased. With all the music before and since, (very great stuff out there, thanks musicians), it is still a one of the best listens from start to finish for me.
throughout the mid 2000s as a teenager I only ever listened to their first few albums especially Introduce Yourself, knew of Angel Dust but for whatever reason never listened to it, think I wasn't too keen on Midlife Crisis at the time. Gave it a listen about 5 years ago and god damn, all those wasted years. So many bangers. With the exception of 'RV' start to finish it's a fun time. A Small Victory and Everything's Ruined I would have loved had I'd heard them back in the day.
That MTV Faith No More live performance pretty much changed my life quite a bit when I saw it live when I was in high school. Probably the most influential live performance for me ever.
I still have this album on my phone’s playlists. I listen at least once or twice a week. Brings back memories of my departed friend Kris, who would listen to this album with me over and over again after it came out. RIP Kris.
I've stole two things in my entire life - a pump for my aquarium because I couldn't afford it, and Angel Dust because the girl at record store counter wouldn't sell it to me because it had the stupid Advisory label on it. I was 13 and probably listened to it a thousand times the first couple months it was out.
I remember hearing this album for the first time during the winter of college. It was dark and raining while I'd sit outside in between classes and the sound of this album fits the cold / dark vibe I was at it went together perfectly.
Brilliant video, deffo gonna watch it again. I love this band more than I love my own life, I don’t trust anyone who doesn’t own Angel Dust, so glad I was there in 1992 for this period of them, oh to be 17 again, wouldn’t it be great to hear this album for the 1st time again.
Angel Dust ranks among the albums that shaped my younger years the most profoundly. And it's still there, like an indelible mind imprint, 30 years later. It has become a part of me somehow.
I remember thinking "this is some weird shit" when I first heard bought and listened to Angel Dust, but then I kept listening to it and really got into the vibe. Kindergarten is a great, and also Everything's Ruined, Be Aggressive and RV.
snuck into Promises Nightclub in Sylvania, Sydney when I was 14 years old to see them on their Real Thing tour just as Epic was released...im now 48 and have been obsessed since.
In between getting The Real Thing in 1989 and buying Angel Dust immediately in June 1992, I had bought the self titled Mr. Bungle album. It took awhile for me to get into that wild ride, but once it clicked, it was one of the most awesome and insane albums I had ever heard. So upon hearing Angel Dust for the very first time, the left turn from The Real Thing instantly made sense, plus I loved that Patton's vocals were utterly insane in Faith No More. Played that CD to death for months on end. Still one of the greatest albums of all time. I know Jim Martin was the odd man out on the album, but his guitar work was the final bit of glue that made it brilliant. He still somehow managed to fit his guitar into the songs and even when it clashed, it worked.
I worked at Sam Goody when this released. I was 16 it was my second job. I bought it and threw it in the store CD player and turned it up until you could hear it echo in the mall nearby. My manager walked back in from break and fired me while Jizzlobber was on.
Truly one of the greatest albums ever written. I have so many fond memories of picking up this album and Countdown to Extinction on the same day on cassette. Easily in my top ten albums of all time. Thank you for this retrospective.
Saw them twice on the back of this album (the only times I have seen them), Sheffield with L7 and then the Phoenix Festival.......two of the best gigs I have been to and still love this album👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
I must say that I was a first day buyer of Angel Dust when it was released. I first bought it on cassette - (as I was still months away from getting my first Cd player) then several months later scooped up the Japanese cd version - which included the (unavailable elsewhere) kickass Patton sung remake of As The Worm Turns as well as a booklet and a sticker. I had previously found myself becoming an instant fan of FNM right after seeing the video for Epic to becoming a hopeless devotee after getting a copy of The Real Thing. Then I became a lifelong fan of Mike Patton after the self titled Mr. Bungle album came out and hopelessly ensnared me. When Angel Dust came out I was instantly impressed by Pattons ditching of the nasally vocal delivery that had permeated The Real Thing. Between that and him now using a more chest driven vocal style as well as the band delivering a much more varied and adventurous collection of songs that still impresses me to this day. I still love this album as much as I did 30 years ago. It also makes me proud that it’s so beloved and widely viewed as an highly influential masterwork to fans and other bands alike.
This was great! This record blew me away, I knew I heard something very special and I'm glad this record gets the props it deserves. If I could only listen to one record for the rest of my life I'll take Angel Dust!
Easily one of the best albums I ever owned, and I keep spinning regularly to this day. I remember a day in high-school drafting class as I was completing one of my house plans, and a friend and classmate said "have you ever heard of Faith No More?" and I said "No". And he said "Yeah you do... they did Epic", and I said "Oh, Yeah, I know that song." And he lent me his cassette of Angel Dust and I put it in my walk-man and have been absolutely hooked ever since on everything they've done with Mike.
I grew up in the NYHC scene in the 80s and 80s but when this album dropped, holy shit I didn't realize that music could be that fucking deep and is still easily still in my top 5 favorites albums
I love Angel Dust .I BOUGHT IT AS SOON AS IT CAME OUT. I COULDNT STOP LISTENING TO IT .I KNEW THEN WHAT I STILL KNOW TODAY THAT ITS A MASTERPIECE. THE BAND TRUSTED IN THEIR WEIRD CREATIVITY AND DIVERSE MUSICAL SENSIBILITIES AND DELIVERED AN ALBUM THAT SEEMED TO COVER THE FULL SPECTRUM OF EMOTIONAL EXPRESSION . THANK YOU FNM FOR GIVING US THIS WEIRD TRANSCENDENTAL MASTERPIECE.
I was there for the launch at The Marquee "Haircuts That Kill", one of, if not the best Gig I have ever been to. The talent of these guys is infinite, I am eternally grateful to them.
I can still remember I was about 16 driving my little Mazda lowrider truck with 4 12" speakers audio God apm snugtop that made the bass really thump anyway parked in the firelane in front for local music store in Gaffney sc went in and brought the cd put it in the pioneer 2 or 3 lol and I'm still jamming on these songs I never knew it would be such an influence on my life now 45, my brother was in navy and called me up told me to get it id probably like it, he was right!
Amazing video !! Angel Dust is a phenomenal album that defies categorization. It covers so many different feelings and sounds. It's a timeless piece of art that sounds as fresh today as it did 30 years ago !!! I hope to be able to see Faith No More live..... they're on my bucket list !!🤘🤘🤘🤘
Hard to believe it was 30 years ago. Every time I listen to their music for the first time in a while it shocks me how good it is. And then there were the concerts. Best I've ever been to. Thanks for this documentary. Love taking the trip back.
Listening to that album for the first time was like when Dorothy entered the land of Oz. Everything prior was sepia and devoid of color, after the world opened up and we realized we could see all the colors of the rainbow. I was also really, really high.
what a time to be alive when it out, reading comics and listening to this over and over again with the headphones on was one of my fave music memories of an Australian teenager, I was going through tough times when their next album King for a day came out and I needed it so much i had to steal it on cassette, sorry and thanks FNM! Dad driving me to the city for comics listening to Easy is immortal.
I'm aussie moved to LA listening to this reading mostly marvel Comics from the Golden Apple on Wednesdays. Shopping my demos to record labels amazing time. Discovered FNM at the height of hair metal being boring and just before Grunge. Peter David's Hulk was big for me too. And "swings in the playground don't even fit me anymore" was from a comic "Big Monster on Campus." precious memories indeed.
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I can’t put into words how much this album means to me.
Likewise man, especially the chorus of Kindergarten. As humourus as the lyrics are the music, melody and of course Mike Patton singing "KINDERGARTEN" makes my day so much better or if I'm going through a rough time.
Right there with you, nothing else at the time was anywhere near as interesting, and I did shrooms the first time with that and the first Mr bungle cd
Me too, man, this album defines the 90's
Best album of the time and still fighting for the top spot
I feel exactly the same
The world would be a better place if more people listened to Faith no More
Or Mr Bungle
Are you sure? Lol... I mean, honestly, isn't it a psycho music?
@@igork9618 in what way?
@@wyattcole5452 don't you think it's quite crazy? With all those screams and noises? Maybe it's not big deal these days, but back than it felt like, to me at least. When I was listening to FNM as a teen I thought that my parents might want to call the hospital. But that was before SoaD and Korn and metalcore.
@@igork9618 they have some songs that are like that in Angel Dust but that’s not quite the draw. Mr Bungle, Mike Patton’s initial project, is more like that but still has a lot more to offer than that
There are 2 types of people in the world. People that love this album & people that have never heard it.
That album continues to be way ahead of its time
Wow.. I still have a physical reaction when I hear these songs. It’s such an amazing thing, a song you’ve listened to for 30 years can still give you goose bumps. Thank the gods music like this exists.
Your name is Jim Martin,that is fucking awesome
30 Years ago I came to Austria as a young war refugee from Bosnia.
All I had was a Gym Bag with some clothes and an old cassette recorder with this album.
Every single riff from it reminds me on this period in life.
I confess...had this album at 15 and liked it ok, but also thought a lot of it was "weird", didn't quite get it. Wasn't totally ready.
Now I recognize it as an absolute masterpiece.
A band that is on top of the world after having a smash hit. Then they release an album which has 0 mass appeal. It is one of the bravest and inspirational moments in the music history. Angel dust is a beautifully twisted album. It's a special album for me and it will be a part of my life until the day I die.
it's because their msg is a wholesome one, if they sang about getting into millions of dollars of debt or annihilating their families, they would be mainstream making mainstream bucks
Well said!!!
On top of the world...or strolling to the edge of the world 😂 ...either way!
I also feel Angel Dust holds a special place in my heart infinitely! 😇✨♾️
@@profhortsunlover1536 please let me know what bands are making mainstream bucks for annihilating their families lol. What the hell are you talking about lol. Angel Dust sold over half a million copies just in the US.
Angel Dust changed the trajectory of my life, and not just musically.
It helped me comprehend that you can truly do things your own way, chart an entirely new path- and be unapologetically unique, offensive and wildly successful while doing so.
Angel Dust is a perfect album for the whole family. I listen to Easy and Midnight Cowboy with my 78 year old mother, Midlife Crisis, Everything’s Ruined, and A Small Victory with my teenage kids and Crack Hitler, Jizzlobber and Be Aggressive when I’m alone.
Malpratice?
"The rest you know ten lovers violating"
Wow Be Agressive is for the whole family! Hahaha
RV is best for the kids...
Haha, in all these years of enjoying Angel Dust with friends I don't think I ever listened to Jizzlobber with someone in its entirety. And I love that song.
Easy is not on Angel Dust
Fun Fact:Mike Patton has the highest vocal range of any recorded vocalist at 6 octaves.
I maintain that this album exhibits one of the most amazing and virtuosic vocal performances in the history of rock
Love Faith No More.
Angel Dust is better than most of the stuff that’s out there today.
Today stuff are ok at the best.
No album after the 90's will be better than Angel Dust.
Angel Dust pretty much put the brakes on for me after it was released.
The fact that Faith No More isn't in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame is a crime against humanity! My favorite FNM album, never gets old, I can listen to it over & over! Bands like Deftones and Incubus got their sound directly from this album!
The Rock and Roll HOF doesn't represent Rock n Roll. It's a joke. The fact that they aren't in it kind of raises their credibility in my eyes.
@@caseyjones9359 R&RHOF is kinda of a lame corporate music industry institution.
Sure lots of great bands In it but Art isn't made for elderly bean pushers to decide what is or isn't culturally important.
Just getting nominated much less inducted means you are probably done as an creative artist.
Unfortunately you have to eat babies to enter the Hall Of Fame.
Thank you, FNM for making this masterpiece during my lifetime. I've enjoyed it for 3 decades and won't stop enjoying it....EVER! Love you!!!
Here here! Got this album on vinyl when I was 12, I still have it! It's like a lifeline for me, and influenced my music/life more than any other...
In 1992 I was standing there minding my own business when I got run over by this album like a freight train plowing down a deer that wandered onto the tracks. I can't imagine a better soundtrack to the end of the world.
If anyone had a clue what Mike Patton's other projects were about, the direction FNM took on this album was no surprise. Definitely the most ambitious rock album to come out of the 90s.
Boring fact from a nobody, this was the first CD I ever purchased. With all the music before and since, (very great stuff out there, thanks musicians), it is still a one of the best listens from start to finish for me.
throughout the mid 2000s as a teenager I only ever listened to their first few albums especially Introduce Yourself, knew of Angel Dust but for whatever reason never listened to it, think I wasn't too keen on Midlife Crisis at the time. Gave it a listen about 5 years ago and god damn, all those wasted years. So many bangers. With the exception of 'RV' start to finish it's a fun time. A Small Victory and Everything's Ruined I would have loved had I'd heard them back in the day.
What a goddamn time to be alive. That album just destroyed everything else at the time.
Lucky to see them 1993, still one of the most influential albums produced. 30 yrs later still blasting those songs!
Onr of the best records ever
How did u leave a comment 22 hours ago when the vid was posted 6 hours ago.??
@@davidbavier6468 🤷♂️
ANGEL DUST is the Soundtrack of my life, period!!!
Feel the same , we are lucky , really. Cheers to that
So true Angel Dust is one of those rare truly special album's that never gets tiresome. A perfect banger start to finnish 👽
I absolutely love Jim’s guitar tone on this album.
All these years later and all the innumerable amount of guitar players and Jim Martin is still my favorite player
@@thomascampbell9171 It's just a shame his narrowmindedness and lack of original songwriting talent meant he had to go
well say what you want about Jim but when he left they went to shit
This album is a part of my life, and got me through some really tough times. It is a timeless masterpiece. Thank you for this wonderful tribute.
Never sick of this album over the last 30 years, still just as exciting to play it today. Nice doco.
That MTV Faith No More live performance pretty much changed my life quite a bit when I saw it live when I was in high school. Probably the most influential live performance for me ever.
"Return to my own vomit, like a dog" is one of the best opening lines of a song ever. Ever ever.
I was 16 when this album came out and it remains a staple in my collection.
I still have this album on my phone’s playlists. I listen at least once or twice a week. Brings back memories of my departed friend Kris, who would listen to this album with me over and over again after it came out. RIP Kris.
I've stole two things in my entire life - a pump for my aquarium because I couldn't afford it, and Angel Dust because the girl at record store counter wouldn't sell it to me because it had the stupid Advisory label on it. I was 13 and probably listened to it a thousand times the first couple months it was out.
You true rebel and love your tank! 🐟 rule
This album is a real game changer! Music is a fkin' good reason to live! Thank you FNM & FNM Followers, you guys did a good job!
I remember hearing this album for the first time during the winter of college. It was dark and raining while I'd sit outside in between classes and the sound of this album fits the cold / dark vibe I was at it went together perfectly.
angel dust still one of the best 3 albums i've digested. pure filthy magic
Patton is a beast. His output is phenomenal. One of the most powerful vocalists around.
Brilliant video, deffo gonna watch it again.
I love this band more than I love my own life, I don’t trust anyone who doesn’t own Angel Dust, so glad I was there in 1992 for this period of them, oh to be 17 again, wouldn’t it be great to hear this album for the 1st time again.
I don't own it. I mean, I've owned it 3 times. Just got sick of having my music stolen. Can't steal what I don't have. :-)
I’m going to use that line “I don’t trust anyone who doesn’t own Angel Dust.”
@@kp4588 Angel Dust is the only thing in life I completely trust.
Jim may have not been into It but his playing was great on It. His tone and guitar sound is FNMs guitar sound. Period.
Easily one of my favorite albums ever!
This album blew my mind at 11 and it still does today. Favorite album by my favorite band.
It blew my mind at age 20... One of the best albums I've heard in my 50 years!!!
Angel Dust ranks among the albums that shaped my younger years the most profoundly.
And it's still there, like an indelible mind imprint, 30 years later.
It has become a part of me somehow.
Best Faith no More Album without a doubt!!!!
I remember thinking "this is some weird shit" when I first heard bought and listened to Angel Dust, but then I kept listening to it and really got into the vibe. Kindergarten is a great, and also Everything's Ruined, Be Aggressive and RV.
Mike is such an underrated singer. His range is incredible. I saw FNM in 1994 and their performce was fantastic. I can't believe angel dust is 30.
Beginning to end the greatest album on earth, the most replayable album, and the craziest
It takes you to another realm, always.
Timeless classic
Great documentary from the greatest band of all time!
snuck into Promises Nightclub in Sylvania, Sydney when I was 14 years old to see them on their Real Thing tour just as Epic was released...im now 48 and have been obsessed since.
In between getting The Real Thing in 1989 and buying Angel Dust immediately in June 1992, I had bought the self titled Mr. Bungle album. It took awhile for me to get into that wild ride, but once it clicked, it was one of the most awesome and insane albums I had ever heard. So upon hearing Angel Dust for the very first time, the left turn from The Real Thing instantly made sense, plus I loved that Patton's vocals were utterly insane in Faith No More. Played that CD to death for months on end. Still one of the greatest albums of all time.
I know Jim Martin was the odd man out on the album, but his guitar work was the final bit of glue that made it brilliant. He still somehow managed to fit his guitar into the songs and even when it clashed, it worked.
I worked at Sam Goody when this released. I was 16 it was my second job. I bought it and threw it in the store CD player and turned it up until you could hear it echo in the mall nearby. My manager walked back in from break and fired me while Jizzlobber was on.
Epic strong.
Mike Patton.. get well you brilliant and talented human being.
Literally brought tears to my eyes.
Angel Dust changed my life.
Truly one of the greatest albums ever written. I have so many fond memories of picking up this album and Countdown to Extinction on the same day on cassette. Easily in my top ten albums of all time. Thank you for this retrospective.
So glad that this masterpiece is getting the recognition it deserves.
Saw them twice on the back of this album (the only times I have seen them), Sheffield with L7 and then the Phoenix Festival.......two of the best gigs I have been to and still love this album👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
I've literally never seen a group of young people who hate talking on camera more than FNM. Lol, what a difference between today's kids.
I must say that I was a first day buyer of Angel Dust when it was released. I first bought it on cassette - (as I was still months away from getting my first Cd player) then several months later scooped up the
Japanese cd version - which included the (unavailable elsewhere) kickass Patton sung remake of As The Worm Turns as well as a booklet and a sticker.
I had previously found myself becoming an instant fan of FNM right after seeing the video for Epic to becoming a hopeless devotee after getting a copy of The Real Thing.
Then I became a lifelong fan of Mike Patton after the self titled Mr. Bungle album came out and hopelessly ensnared me.
When Angel Dust came out I was instantly impressed by Pattons ditching of the nasally vocal delivery that had permeated The Real Thing.
Between that and him now using a more chest driven vocal style as well as the band delivering a much more varied and adventurous collection of songs that still impresses me to this day.
I still love this album as much as I did 30 years ago.
It also makes me proud that it’s so beloved and widely viewed as an highly influential masterwork to fans and other bands alike.
This was great! This record blew me away, I knew I heard something very special and I'm glad this record gets the props it deserves. If I could only listen to one record for the rest of my life I'll take Angel Dust!
Yessssssssss ! 👍
Easily one of the best albums I ever owned, and I keep spinning regularly to this day.
I remember a day in high-school drafting class as I was completing one of my house plans, and a friend and classmate said "have you ever heard of Faith No More?" and I said "No". And he said "Yeah you do... they did Epic", and I said "Oh, Yeah, I know that song." And he lent me his cassette of Angel Dust and I put it in my walk-man and have been absolutely hooked ever since on everything they've done with Mike.
They are real artists
Got the album on my 13th birthday and 30 years later it’s still my favourite album
life changing album!!! FNM FOREVEVR! 🤘🏼✌🏽💚
I grew up in the NYHC scene in the 80s and 80s but when this album dropped, holy shit I didn't realize that music could be that fucking deep and is still easily still in my top 5 favorites albums
I love Angel Dust .I BOUGHT IT AS SOON AS IT CAME OUT.
I COULDNT STOP LISTENING TO IT .I KNEW THEN WHAT I STILL KNOW TODAY THAT ITS A MASTERPIECE.
THE BAND TRUSTED IN THEIR WEIRD CREATIVITY AND DIVERSE MUSICAL SENSIBILITIES AND DELIVERED AN ALBUM THAT SEEMED TO COVER THE FULL SPECTRUM OF EMOTIONAL EXPRESSION .
THANK YOU FNM FOR GIVING US THIS WEIRD TRANSCENDENTAL MASTERPIECE.
I was there for the launch at The Marquee "Haircuts That Kill", one of, if not the best Gig I have ever been to. The talent of these guys is infinite, I am eternally grateful to them.
ditto when he bowled in with his new 💇♂️
The greatest band ever to exist.
I got into this album about 5 years ago and its been in constant rotation ever since!
I love this album.
Thanks for this video! It's so good to know someone is giving this incredible album the appreciation it deserves👍👍👍
I love King For A Day for all different reasons too.
FNM FOLLOWERS - Thanks very much for doing this!
I bought it and listened to it at least 4 times a day every day. My folks thought I was nuts.
It’s perfect, yes, it’s true. Such a complete album, so ahead of its time, it still sounds fresh today
One of my all-time favorite albums!
I can still remember I was about 16 driving my little Mazda lowrider truck with 4 12" speakers audio God apm snugtop that made the bass really thump anyway parked in the firelane in front for local music store in Gaffney sc went in and brought the cd put it in the pioneer 2 or 3 lol and I'm still jamming on these songs I never knew it would be such an influence on my life now 45, my brother was in navy and called me up told me to get it id probably like it, he was right!
Listened to this album a bazillion times as a teen. Their sound totally changed after Jim left, wish we got at least one more with him
Amazing video !! Angel Dust is a phenomenal album that defies categorization. It covers so many different feelings and sounds. It's a timeless piece of art that sounds as fresh today as it did 30 years ago !!! I hope to be able to see Faith No More live..... they're on my bucket list !!🤘🤘🤘🤘
This album is jus incredible. Lots of good memories surround the time when I first listened to this album
One of the best albums ever made. Period. I was 15 when it came out, and it is still in my rotation.
Hard to believe it was 30 years ago. Every time I listen to their music for the first time in a while it shocks me how good it is. And then there were the concerts. Best I've ever been to. Thanks for this documentary. Love taking the trip back.
Angel Dust and King For A Day Fool For A Lifetime - one of my top ten Albums for life!
My favorite album of theirs
Este album cambio mi vida!❤
Excellent video!!!!! Thank you. I didn't realize that it's been 30 years since the band and I were in the studio making this album. xoxo
The most creative Album of 20th century.
I taped it on VHS and watched it thousands of times I was obsessed with fnm for many many years
So many great memories listening to this Masterpiece.
What a Fucking Amazing Album!
Listening to that album for the first time was like when Dorothy entered the land of Oz. Everything prior was sepia and devoid of color, after the world opened up and we realized we could see all the colors of the rainbow. I was also really, really high.
Great Documentary! Watched with my 9 year old son who is also a big fan! Thank you!
Faith No More. Always...
Probably my favourite all-time album.
what a time to be alive when it out, reading comics and listening to this over and over again with the headphones on was one of my fave music memories of an Australian teenager, I was going through tough times when their next album King for a day came out and I needed it so much i had to steal it on cassette, sorry and thanks FNM! Dad driving me to the city for comics listening to Easy is immortal.
That's a great story and I can very much relate to that! My art and this album saved me from doing something stupid a few times! Cheers bro!
I'm aussie moved to LA listening to this reading mostly marvel Comics from the Golden Apple on Wednesdays.
Shopping my demos to record labels amazing time.
Discovered FNM at the height of hair metal being boring and just before Grunge.
Peter David's Hulk was big for me too.
And "swings in the playground don't even fit me anymore" was from a comic "Big Monster on Campus."
precious memories indeed.
Hope, Mike Patton is doing well. Get well soon.
Oh shit … Illuminati always gets theirs
Please elaborate
What happened?
What's wrong with him?
@@mrmaxaxl He cancelled touring due to "mental health reasons".
@@engrownhare2427 Ok. Hope he gets well soon
Faith no More and helmet, Cleveland agora 92 angel dust tour meantime just came out as well💯💕💞 such an iconic show.Legedary!
Ich war blutjung,13,14 Jahre,....im Bus nach Hause..da hat fnm reingehauen...bis heute in meinem Orbit...30 Jahre...bis zum bitteren Ende...
Incredible.
Greatest Mainstream band ever
Nothing at all wrong with this album- I have always loved every second of it.
I love everything about it! Thank you very much for that great docu😍