Mike Bordin is the drummer and has been their only drummer. When Faith No More split up for a long while, he was the drummer for Ozzy, he drummed for Jerry Cantrell, and he temporarily filled in for Korn.
The best album by FNM in my opinion . Mike the singer is 1 of the craziest people in rock music , he has an amazing range of vocals and can rap aswell . Very very good band , you should do more from this ANGEL DUST album . 🤘🤘🤘🤘
Ain’t many gonna be mad about the Alice In Chains comparison. Faith No More’s singer, Mike Patton, is the number one singer in popular recorded music in terms of range. He is also considered the most versatile. He has 10 other bands and a record company called Ipecac. It is definitely worth your time to delve into some of his other projects. Mr. Bungle, Tomahawk, Fantomas, Lovage just to name a few. Mr. Bungle just released a new album, but I’d advise checking out stuff from their first three albums before diving into that one.
Hilarious comment, considering this song is about an misfortunate soul who gets aroused by masturbating while being hung from a noose. The adrenaline coupled with orgasm. A sado-masochistic, perverse, sick fethish that leads to his death atlast. One mistake... And You hear the organ and churchbells kick in. I am not even kidding, Faith No More had some Dark Humor, way ahead of music from their time, when "Heavy" music then and still is gwnerally was some loser who's head is shaved shouting into the microphone, inaudible gibberish with zero melody, zero hooks, zeeo rythm, and just a strummed pickup. Even the band Cromags weren't so boneheaded as majority of " Heavy " bands out there. Faith No More was the illest, realest, whatevee you'd call it. They were and are fantastic HahahaHAha!
Alice In Chains was after FNM. Jerry from AIC loves FNM... FNM drummer Puffy played on jerry's solo LP "boggy depot" with metallica's rob Trujillo! All these bands toured together + are great friends: check out mike Patton's MR. BUNGLE 'California' LP, Sir !
Yeah but nah. Mike Patton didn't sing like this on the Real Thing in 1989, AIC became famous in 1990, Angel Dust came out in 1992. Patton definitely took his vocal style I'd say for this song.
Love this song so much and glad you liked it, this is about as heavy as it gets for FNM, I really wish they had made more songs as heavy as this but they are such a diverse band, no 2 songs are alike, thank you for reacting, you look like you enjoyed it :)
@@shawnbardhan932 I think you have replied to wrong comment, but I agree, Jerry played a much bigger part in AIC than people think, he did so much of the song writing, all credit to him
The whole album is my #1 favorite of all time and I have had well over 3000 albums/tapes at one point (way back in the day, of course). I suggest checking out "A Small Victory" if you haven't already Tried looking through your videos, but there's a lot there lol.
It took me over 20 years to really get into Angel Dust. It didn’t happen til just recently when I got on a big Faith No More/Mike Patton kick while reading their official biography. I got it for Christmas back in 2001, but the only song from it that really did it for me for years was “Jizzlobber.” I was always a bigger fan of Album of the Year and King For a Day… Fool For a Lifetime. But now I finally realize what an amazing piece of work Angel Dust is (although I’m still not that into “RV”). Now the FNM album that really doesn’t do it for me is Sol Invictus… but who knows? Maybe in 20 years, I’ll grow to appreciate that one as well.
The lead singer Mike Patton has a ridiculous vocal range and expresses it in a number of ways in a number of bands, he is a true musical genius. Check him out!
You have only scratched the surface, as far as Mike Patton's vocals are concerned. Check out the song Evidence , or This guys in love with you..... Smooth
Mike Bordin on drums on every album and even going way back to Faith. No Man in the early 80s. He was there from the start and influenced by Killing Joke and traditional African drumming (I think) as well as Black Sabbath. His rhythms are really the unifying part of an often chaotic band and he doesn't get enough recognition so I'm glad you've noticed him and singled him out! Subscribed as well because I've seen a few of a few of your videos now and they were all good. Music reactions from someone who really gets it.
Faith No More used to be called "Faith No Man". When they all quit the band to get away from Mike "The Man" Morris, the rest reformed and said, "The Man" is "No More". They changed it to Faith No More. I've been a fan since 1987 when Chuck Mosely (RIP) was the lead singer.
Nice one, bro. I love how you go into the production elements, which is not something I've seen from other reaction channels. I'm also guessing you produce music yourself given the way you talk about it. Either thanks for another great video!
Probably my favorite FNM song, and that says a lot. lyrics that make you wonder what they're about are the best I think, after all these years knowing this song I'm still not sure what they mean!
FAVOURITE ALBUM.it builds and it builds and it builds...then jizzlobber...funny shit. Such a sinister sound.. smiles bruises!!! Wicked. That reaction is right there.WICKED
Subscribed brother. So cool that you did a vid on this song! I’ve loved this album since I bought it in the early 90’s and this was one of my fav tracks off of it. Check out “ Caffeine” too
FNM are the kings of Avant Garde music and have influenced many bands such as Candiria, Dog Fashion Disco, Twelve Foot Ninja etc... Im sure I am missing some but those are the ones I noted for now. You should continue on this coaster of talent fo sho!!! Cheers fam!
I've heard the song explained and if you listen to the words it's like somebody on trial and he has a fear of going to prison and that was like and Silence of the lands where that dude through his his you know what at that b**** when she was walking through the corridors I think that's where it originates really listen to the lyrics it's a man on trial and regretting what something he's done it's killer
If you fancy checking out their previous singer, Chuck Moseley, give Chinese Arithmetic a chance. My favourite FNM album is The Real Thing. The title track is pretty damn special
They’ve only ever had one drummer, who’s one of only two founding members that’s stayed with the band during their entire duration and their reunions (the other is their bass player, Billy Gould): Mike “Puffy” Bordin- one of the tightest drummers out there and, by all accounts, a hell of a nice guy.
Hey, man, you`re a great listener! :) Alice in Chains - yep, that`s the same musical era, the grunge period, where there were many cross-boarding among the singers since their present and past time, so you`re right - you have `ears` , i must admit! :) Mike Patton do sound like Layne Staley in here! Now, to tell you the truth, you`ve picked one of their most heaviest songs ever!:) I guess you didn`t know that:) Similar one you`ll find on their next album, and it`s called "Cackoo for caca"...You can check that also. But, you were curios about the drummer, right? His name is Mike `Puffy` Bordin, he`s got the longest afro-hair I`ve ever seen, and he`s a specialist for a funky grooves, he makes wonders with his bass-pedal and that`s why this band sounds so good for you to dig it ! :) The very band, by itself, is very versatile, ...extremely versatile!:)) This song is death-metal influenced...Other may be non-metal, pure soul-funk, since the bass-player is funky influenced dude...:) There are Brazilian-bossa-nova one...:) Electronic-pop one.!:D The `country`-one. The one close to the world music, movie scores, etc. And, off course, a fabulous cover of the 70`s soul-kings The Commodores - Easy, that simply must be heard! You`ll melt yourself in that chair.:)) But, to suggest you the right examples of their groove, illustrating a funky drums and bass, lushfull singing and rapping, this is what you need to hear from them by now.. wow, the one of your visitors here already posted it, i`ll just copy-paste her (Angela Dall) post. The songs are: 1. A Small Victory and 2. Everything's Ruined...and I`ll add: 3. Kindergarten , but also their `digital`-one, 4. Stripsearch. Just keep it up, pump it up! Seein` ya!:)
The guitars were recorded through a Mesa/Boogie Mark III for the album. Jim used Mesa Mark IV's on the tour before he was fired. He recorded this song because it's his style. There were some songs on the album he didn't play guitars on because he was disinterested.
Delighted you're listening to Faith No More, but cracking myself up you're starting with "Jizzlobber". Talk about throwing yourself in the deep end. You think this is crazy, check out "Be Aggressive". It was written by their keyboardist, Roddy Bottum, who's gay and explicitly wrote a song about gay sex. It's their second most played song in concert.
He didn’t start with this. He started with Epic, and then Midlife Crisis and Caffeine, which can be found in one of his 2 hour livestream videos if you’re willing to look for them.
The best concert I've ever seen was FNM at the Hollywood Palladium, on the King For a Day tour. I always thought this song was about masturbation guilt. But I appreciate Yuyu's insight. The album is a true work of art. If there were a museum of albums, it should be displayed in full force. If you have 17 hours, I could rant for a bit. Puffy kills it as always.
One thing i like about Patton is he often ends a phrase on a really "off" note... even sometimes an impossible not on the piano. Like he has de-tuned his voice artfully for that one note. You can hear it at the end of each sentence in the first verse of this song. You can also hear it again during the bridge... he ends those sentences on a really strange note. I love Angel Dust... but sometimes the guitar tone is a bit too "metallic" if that makes sense? King For A Day has a more "matte" finish lol. i don't know how else to describe it.
i don't know why this song is called Jizzlobber, but i have a theory- The song could definitely be interpreted from the perspective of someone in prison, guilt ridden and tortured, maybe a bit psychotic. The album released in 1992. The movie "The Silence of the Lambs" came out in 1991 and was based on a book published in 1988. There is a psychotic inmate in that movie who masturbates in his cell and hurls his ejaculate at the face of the protagonist. Maybe someone already came up with this theory, i did not google search it very thoroughly. But it's a cool enough reference to title a song after, i think.
I know I'm a little late on this one, but having grown up in church, this song sums up catholic guilt pretty well. By the way, it's about self-gratification. In the 90's everyone hid their porn-stash under the mattress
My take on the lyrics of this song, it is told in the perspective of a serial killer behind bars. He knows what evil he has done, and is accepting that he will spend the rest of his life surrounded by concrete and steel, and his only remaining pleasure would be the prornographic magazines he hides under his mattress. The "jizzlobber" probably refers to the scene in "silence of the lambs" when an inmate throws semen on Clarice when she walk by to Lecter's cell.
Great song, the whole album is great. If you are really into drummers, you need to check out Sepultura and their song Inner Self. That drummer is straight up possessed by jungle gods
I always assumed this song was about a sexual assault. Most likely from the view of the victim but it could be from the perpetrator as well. “I keep my dirty minutes under my dirty mattress and they are making me itch.” Bars in the womb could be a reference to how victims can’t have that connection with someone that used to be intimate after a rape. Sex has lost its meaning in that regard. He also said his skin is soot, meaning he feels dirty, no matter how much he scrubs he can’t make himself feel clean again. Lastly he says I am what I’ve done, I’m sorry. A lot of times victims blame themselves and feel guilt despite being the ones who were wronged. Just my take on it, I could be wrong. It is Mike Patton after all.
The 1st album they did with him was a concept album about a pedophile in his neighborhood who kidnapped and raped a little girl and held her over time and eventually killed her. I believe this song is just a song to tie both albums together. It's about guilt and feeling dirty and the fear of imprisonment but being ready to accept your punishment for what you have done.
"jizzlobber" has been said by FNM to be about a porn star or fear of going to prison.. or possibly even both.. this track is guitarist jim martins contribution to "angel dust".
The song is about someone who has committed a heinous crime (rape?) and is going to or has been in jail or another institution. He admits his guilt: I AM WHAT I DID. He feels sorry but it doesn't matter.
Puffy the drummer is the sickest. Hands down. No question. No Cap, no nothing...by far by a longshot. Nobody hits harder. Hes a lefty who plays a righty kit... Flat placed toms ... Cmon now..
There’s a Lionel Ritchie song called ‘easy’ which faith no more covered. It’s better than the original, which is rare for a cover. You should check it out. It’s not metal
“It’s better than the original”? That’s definitely a subjective opinion that I highly doubt is shared by those who actually grew up with the original version.
Fakename70 maybe but you are being highly subjective by saying that people who grew up with the original song would think that version is better, lol!...... much 💔 from 🇦🇺
@@inphanta well the music is the same more or less and the vocals are better. If FNM added the other verse it would have been even betterer, lol. I do appreciate where you are coming from though. ❤️🇦🇺
Don’t . Faith no more . Mike -are bigger than the one song you know. As a fan musical ignorance is easy to find. Angel dust was their opus with Jim on guitar. But this band is beyond epic
Not to be offensive circa 2021, but you can see through a lot of these 'react' videos that everyone loves the rhythmic aspect of this album regardless of being made by whites etc. Everyone knows dirty beats, and they don't have to come from some bullshit rapper with questionable musical skill.
The song is about someone who has committed a heinous crime (rape?) and is going to or has been in jail or another institution. He admits his guilt: I AM WHAT I DID. He feels sorry but it doesn't matter.
This song gives me chills every time. All songs from this album are gold.
The first live show I went to was Faith No More and Helmet, 1992.
This was the 2nd Album I ever got. My parents bought it for my 10th bday. I fuckin loved it soo much.
@@Gregb0t3000 That’s fucking sick dude, your parents are absolute legends 🤘
Amen
Mike Bordin is the drummer and has been their only drummer. When Faith No More split up for a long while, he was the drummer for Ozzy, he drummed for Jerry Cantrell, and he temporarily filled in for Korn.
Smaller And Smaller. A Small Victory. Everything's Ruined.
Oh, man...I never thought I'd see a reaction to this track...I love this song!
Been a FNM fan since 89 most underrated band ever! 👍👏
The greatest song ever from the greatest album ever, if Hell had a soundtrack, this would be the 1st and last track
As legit a comment as comments get.
The best album by FNM in my opinion . Mike the singer is 1 of the craziest people in rock music , he has an amazing range of vocals and can rap aswell . Very very good band , you should do more from this ANGEL DUST album . 🤘🤘🤘🤘
Ain’t many gonna be mad about the Alice In Chains comparison. Faith No More’s singer, Mike Patton, is the number one singer in popular recorded music in terms of range. He is also considered the most versatile. He has 10 other bands and a record company called Ipecac. It is definitely worth your time to delve into some of his other projects. Mr. Bungle, Tomahawk, Fantomas, Lovage just to name a few. Mr. Bungle just released a new album, but I’d advise checking out stuff from their first three albums before diving into that one.
The bass player is my landlord. Great guy
One more that's quite different... "Stripsearch"...
Ha, it's a great CD, the end of this song sounds like the opera, "Phantom of the Lobber"
The Drummer is Mike Bordin, he studied in school African drum beats which is why he stands out from other drummers
Mike Bordin is the drummer, all of them are underrated but hes more so, he seems really outspoken but a super cool dude.
They always get so artsy fartsy during their songs. I totally dig it.
Hahaha
Hilarious comment, considering this song is about an misfortunate soul who gets aroused by masturbating while being hung from a noose. The adrenaline coupled with orgasm.
A sado-masochistic, perverse, sick fethish that leads to his death atlast.
One mistake...
And
You hear the organ and churchbells kick in.
I am not even kidding, Faith No More had some Dark Humor, way ahead of music from their time, when "Heavy" music then and still is gwnerally was some loser who's head is shaved shouting into the microphone, inaudible gibberish with zero melody, zero hooks, zeeo rythm, and just a strummed pickup.
Even the band Cromags weren't so boneheaded as majority of " Heavy " bands out there.
Faith No More was the illest, realest, whatevee you'd call it.
They were and are fantastic HahahaHAha!
Alice In Chains was after FNM. Jerry from AIC loves FNM... FNM drummer Puffy played on jerry's solo LP "boggy depot" with metallica's rob Trujillo! All these bands toured together + are great friends: check out mike Patton's MR. BUNGLE 'California' LP, Sir !
Yeah I'm glad you mentioned that, but Mike can sing in so many different ways and I can hear the resemblance to Layne as well, it's all good
Yeah but nah. Mike Patton didn't sing like this on the Real Thing in 1989, AIC became famous in 1990, Angel Dust came out in 1992. Patton definitely took his vocal style I'd say for this song.
Just like I said. You bring Faith No More, I show up every time! Do some more fo sho!
angel dust is a masterpiece. start to finish.
Love this song so much and glad you liked it, this is about as heavy as it gets for FNM, I really wish they had made more songs as heavy as this but they are such a diverse band, no 2 songs are alike, thank you for reacting, you look like you enjoyed it :)
Jerry sang more than you think. Layne was a skeleton ... AIC is mostly all Jerry if you research
@@shawnbardhan932 I think you have replied to wrong comment, but I agree, Jerry played a much bigger part in AIC than people think, he did so much of the song writing, all credit to him
My favorite FNM song. And that's saying a lot because every song they do is amazing
@@deighvheart9717 Yes, Jizzlobber, Cowboy Song, The Real Thing, Zombie Eaters and Epic are probably my favorites.
That title will activate the imagination. My favorite FNM jam, by a gallon.
The whole album is my #1 favorite of all time and I have had well over 3000 albums/tapes at one point (way back in the day, of course). I suggest checking out "A Small Victory" if you haven't already Tried looking through your videos, but there's a lot there lol.
It took me over 20 years to really get into Angel Dust. It didn’t happen til just recently when I got on a big Faith No More/Mike Patton kick while reading their official biography. I got it for Christmas back in 2001, but the only song from it that really did it for me for years was “Jizzlobber.” I was always a bigger fan of Album of the Year and King For a Day… Fool For a Lifetime. But now I finally realize what an amazing piece of work Angel Dust is (although I’m still not that into “RV”). Now the FNM album that really doesn’t do it for me is Sol Invictus… but who knows? Maybe in 20 years, I’ll grow to appreciate that one as well.
@@crescentfreshbret I just think RV is funny and is meant to be, but yeah, I'm sure it's not everyone's cup of tea.
I still have the cassette and CD even though the album now lives on my iPad.
One drummer and thats mike “puffy” bordin total genius, nice reaction👍🏻🤘🏻
The lead singer Mike Patton has a ridiculous vocal range and expresses it in a number of ways in a number of bands, he is a true musical genius. Check him out!
Great Reaction - My all time Fav Band & my all time Fav Album ☆ I'm subscribing!!
You have only scratched the surface, as far as Mike Patton's vocals are concerned. Check out the song Evidence , or This guys in love with you..... Smooth
Mike Bordin on drums on every album and even going way back to Faith. No Man in the early 80s. He was there from the start and influenced by Killing Joke and traditional African drumming (I think) as well as Black Sabbath. His rhythms are really the unifying part of an often chaotic band and he doesn't get enough recognition so I'm glad you've noticed him and singled him out!
Subscribed as well because I've seen a few of a few of your videos now and they were all good. Music reactions from someone who really gets it.
MIKE BORDIN. Open hand drummer.. killer.."My time is spilt milk"..
No wonder Cory Taylor looked up to Mike Patton
You should do the This guy's in love with you faith no more cover. The singing alone is worth it! Keep up the good work and greetings from Finland!
Faith No More used to be called "Faith No Man". When they all quit the band to get away from Mike "The Man" Morris, the rest reformed and said, "The Man" is "No More". They changed it to Faith No More. I've been a fan since 1987 when Chuck Mosely (RIP) was the lead singer.
Nice one, bro.
I love how you go into the production elements, which is not something I've seen from other reaction channels. I'm also guessing you produce music yourself given the way you talk about it.
Either thanks for another great video!
LAYNE and MIKE...two of THE best
Don't forget Maynard. ;)
And Cornell
Mike Patton monster
Good one ! Enjoyed it
King for a day, fool for a lifetime
Probably my favorite FNM song, and that says a lot. lyrics that make you wonder what they're about are the best I think, after all these years knowing this song I'm still not sure what they mean!
My favorite song on Angel Dust. Highly underrated song. The Keyboard/chorus at the end just adds even more eeriness to the song.
Came by this on accident, this one of my fav albums of all time!
I am a drummer, or was and Mike Bordin had such an influence on me
I like how you actually listen to everything the song has to offer. I fuck with this video
FAVOURITE ALBUM.it builds and it builds and it builds...then jizzlobber...funny shit. Such a sinister sound.. smiles bruises!!! Wicked. That reaction is right there.WICKED
Gonna give a like yo every Faith No More video you react
I've heard this song described as being from the perspective of the jizzlobber in the movie, "Silence of the Lambs."
Subscribed brother. So cool that you did a vid on this song! I’ve loved this album since I bought it in the early 90’s and this was one of my fav tracks off of it. Check out “ Caffeine” too
FNM are the kings of Avant Garde music and have influenced many bands such as Candiria, Dog Fashion Disco, Twelve Foot Ninja etc... Im sure I am missing some but those are the ones I noted for now. You should continue on this coaster of talent fo sho!!! Cheers fam!
I've heard the song explained and if you listen to the words it's like somebody on trial and he has a fear of going to prison and that was like and Silence of the lands where that dude through his his you know what at that b**** when she was walking through the corridors I think that's where it originates really listen to the lyrics it's a man on trial and regretting what something he's done it's killer
If you fancy checking out their previous singer, Chuck Moseley, give Chinese Arithmetic a chance.
My favourite FNM album is The Real Thing. The title track is pretty damn special
Everythings ruined is the BEST song of Faith No More, you should check that out!
Thank you for doing this. Such a great pick.
one of my favorite FNM songs.
They’ve only ever had one drummer, who’s one of only two founding members that’s stayed with the band during their entire duration and their reunions (the other is their bass player, Billy Gould): Mike “Puffy” Bordin- one of the tightest drummers out there and, by all accounts, a hell of a nice guy.
It's about the singer's fear of going to jail. That's what Mike Patton said in an interview.
Hey, man, you`re a great listener! :) Alice in Chains - yep, that`s the same musical era, the grunge period, where there were many cross-boarding among the singers since their present and past time, so you`re right - you have `ears` , i must admit! :) Mike Patton do sound like Layne Staley in here! Now, to tell you the truth, you`ve picked one of their most heaviest songs ever!:) I guess you didn`t know that:) Similar one you`ll find on their next album, and it`s called "Cackoo for caca"...You can check that also. But, you were curios about the drummer, right? His name is Mike `Puffy` Bordin, he`s got the longest afro-hair I`ve ever seen, and he`s a specialist for a funky grooves, he makes wonders with his bass-pedal and that`s why this band sounds so good for you to dig it ! :) The very band, by itself, is very versatile, ...extremely versatile!:)) This song is death-metal influenced...Other may be non-metal, pure soul-funk, since the bass-player is funky influenced dude...:) There are Brazilian-bossa-nova one...:) Electronic-pop one.!:D The `country`-one. The one close to the world music, movie scores, etc. And, off course, a fabulous cover of the 70`s soul-kings The Commodores - Easy, that simply must be heard! You`ll melt yourself in that chair.:)) But, to suggest you the right examples of their groove, illustrating a funky drums and bass, lushfull singing and rapping, this is what you need to hear from them by now.. wow, the one of your visitors here already posted it, i`ll just copy-paste her (Angela Dall) post. The songs are: 1. A Small Victory and 2. Everything's Ruined...and I`ll add: 3. Kindergarten , but also their `digital`-one, 4. Stripsearch. Just keep it up, pump it up! Seein` ya!:)
Layne Staley is cool man, so no blasphemous for me! Mike and Layne rock!
Chemical Marriage and Ma Meeshka Mow Skwoz by Mr Bungle. The same lead singer as Faith No More 👌👊🤟
The guitars were recorded through a Mesa/Boogie Mark III for the album. Jim used Mesa Mark IV's on the tour before he was fired. He recorded this song because it's his style. There were some songs on the album he didn't play guitars on because he was disinterested.
I chuckle when I see the interpretations of Patton’s lyrics. He’s an instrument not a vocalist.
Delighted you're listening to Faith No More, but cracking myself up you're starting with "Jizzlobber". Talk about throwing yourself in the deep end.
You think this is crazy, check out "Be Aggressive". It was written by their keyboardist, Roddy Bottum, who's gay and explicitly wrote a song about gay sex. It's their second most played song in concert.
Coulda started with RV..!!
He didn’t start with this. He started with Epic, and then Midlife Crisis and Caffeine, which can be found in one of his 2 hour livestream videos if you’re willing to look for them.
THANKYOU
The best concert I've ever seen was FNM at the Hollywood Palladium, on the King For a Day tour.
I always thought this song was about masturbation guilt. But I appreciate Yuyu's insight.
The album is a true work of art. If there were a museum of albums, it should be displayed in full force. If you have 17 hours, I could rant for a bit.
Puffy kills it as always.
Peace ✌️ bro!
One thing i like about Patton is he often ends a phrase on a really "off" note... even sometimes an impossible not on the piano. Like he has de-tuned his voice artfully for that one note. You can hear it at the end of each sentence in the first verse of this song. You can also hear it again during the bridge... he ends those sentences on a really strange note.
I love Angel Dust... but sometimes the guitar tone is a bit too "metallic" if that makes sense? King For A Day has a more "matte" finish lol. i don't know how else to describe it.
I’d recommend A Small Victory by them. It’s a little less metal, and has a great hook.
Nice you should check Fantomas - Der golem live, same singer
I like how the keyboards kinda sound like the Psycho theme.
There should be lightning and thunder CRASHING!! W I C K E D
I can definitely hear where NuMetal got influence from this song especially bands like Korn.
In “Make Believe” by Korn I can hear the influence
I've touched Mike Patton a consert. Top that!
i don't know why this song is called Jizzlobber, but i have a theory- The song could definitely be interpreted from the perspective of someone in prison, guilt ridden and tortured, maybe a bit psychotic. The album released in 1992. The movie "The Silence of the Lambs" came out in 1991 and was based on a book published in 1988. There is a psychotic inmate in that movie who masturbates in his cell and hurls his ejaculate at the face of the protagonist.
Maybe someone already came up with this theory, i did not google search it very thoroughly. But it's a cool enough reference to title a song after, i think.
I know I'm a little late on this one, but having grown up in church, this song sums up catholic guilt pretty well. By the way, it's about self-gratification. In the 90's everyone hid their porn-stash under the mattress
My take on the lyrics of this song, it is told in the perspective of a serial killer behind bars. He knows what evil he has done, and is accepting that he will spend the rest of his life surrounded by concrete and steel, and his only remaining pleasure would be the prornographic magazines he hides under his mattress. The "jizzlobber" probably refers to the scene in "silence of the lambs" when an inmate throws semen on Clarice when she walk by to Lecter's cell.
Great song, the whole album is great. If you are really into drummers, you need to check out Sepultura and their song Inner Self. That drummer is straight up possessed by jungle gods
Is it Phantom of the Opera, Rick Wakeman, or Funeral For a Friend? I'm going with door #2.
Mike Borden spelled with an i they call him puffy
Easy
Most DEFINITELY!
I always assumed this song was about a sexual assault. Most likely from the view of the victim but it could be from the perpetrator as well.
“I keep my dirty minutes under my dirty mattress and they are making me itch.” Bars in the womb could be a reference to how victims can’t have that connection with someone that used to be intimate after a rape. Sex has lost its meaning in that regard. He also said his skin is soot, meaning he feels dirty, no matter how much he scrubs he can’t make himself feel clean again. Lastly he says I am what I’ve done, I’m sorry. A lot of times victims blame themselves and feel guilt despite being the ones who were wronged.
Just my take on it, I could be wrong. It is Mike Patton after all.
The 1st album they did with him was a concept album about a pedophile in his neighborhood who kidnapped and raped a little girl and held her over time and eventually killed her. I believe this song is just a song to tie both albums together. It's about guilt and feeling dirty and the fear of imprisonment but being ready to accept your punishment for what you have done.
"jizzlobber" has been said by FNM to be about a porn star or fear of going to prison.. or possibly even both.. this track is guitarist jim martins contribution to "angel dust".
This song is Jim Martin in a nutshell
I liked this video before I even watched it.
This album came out before AIC hit.
The Best FNM song. Truest(😅) example of avantgarde. Está mierda es lo mejor.
Shintaro Kago rules btw
They came out before Alice In Chains
The song is about someone who has committed a heinous crime (rape?) and is going to or has been in jail or another institution. He admits his guilt: I AM WHAT I DID. He feels sorry but it doesn't matter.
Not sure why you stopped. Just found this
The first singer was more
Faith no more
They were before Alice in Chains.
Puffy the drummer is the sickest. Hands down. No question. No Cap, no nothing...by far by a longshot. Nobody hits harder.
Hes a lefty who plays a righty kit...
Flat placed toms ...
Cmon now..
FNM are so fucking good.
It's Standard Tuning.
Do more Mr. bungle!
i see where deftones get a big influence from in this track
What you know about lousyanna????
Jerry sang too
There’s a Lionel Ritchie song called ‘easy’ which faith no more covered. It’s better than the original, which is rare for a cover. You should check it out. It’s not metal
“It’s better than the original”? That’s definitely a subjective opinion that I highly doubt is shared by those who actually grew up with the original version.
Fakename70 maybe but you are being highly subjective by saying that people who grew up with the original song would think that version is better, lol!...... much 💔 from 🇦🇺
Their cover was decent, but in no way was it better than the original. The skipped an entire verse, for one thing.
@@inphanta well the music is the same more or less and the vocals are better. If FNM added the other verse it would have been even betterer, lol. I do appreciate where you are coming from though. ❤️🇦🇺
Check out "Epic" the official Video!
Already on my channel brotha
murder
Clearly you've not studied enough about FNM: Mike Bordin is their only drummer, and it's a beast, see his project with Ozzy and Cantrell.
LOL at starting with this one... Their biggest hit was "Epic". I suggest reacting to that one, its a great mix of hip hop and rock.
This is so much better!
I've already reacted to Epic lol
@@jayrahvisions oh shoot! Im slackin'
Don’t . Faith no more . Mike -are bigger than the one song you know. As a fan musical ignorance is easy to find. Angel dust was their opus with Jim on guitar. But this band is beyond epic
Not to be offensive circa 2021, but you can see through a lot of these 'react' videos that everyone loves the rhythmic aspect of this album regardless of being made by whites etc.
Everyone knows dirty beats, and they don't have to come from some bullshit rapper with questionable musical skill.
Everythings Ruined and Stripsearch
The song is about someone who has committed a heinous crime (rape?) and is going to or has been in jail or another institution. He admits his guilt: I AM WHAT I DID. He feels sorry but it doesn't matter.