IMHO Mike Patton is one of the greatest living vocalists. Angel Dust is a 10/10. His range and diversity have always grabbed me. My brother and I jammed to FNM when we were young. Then was reintroduce to Mike when Tomahawk opened for Tool in '02. You should check out Fantomas too. It's Mike with King Buzzo from the Melvins and Dave Lombardo from Slayer. The have whole album where they play horror movie themes like Rosemary's Baby and Night of the Hunter. Also his record label Ipecac Records has some insanely good bands too.
I got into Faith No More almost 25 years ago when I was 15 or 16... Started out with "King for a day, fool for a lifetime" and after that I went to get every single album. Still listening to it today. Got at least 2 speeding tickets whilst listening to "Digging the grave" and "The gentle art of making enemies" - didn´t pay attention to my speed :D
while i got started with _The Real Thing_ , back when it first came out. and as much as i love that album, _King for a Day_ is probably my favorite from them -- it's just soooo g-d sexy
Mike's wearing his Mr. Bungle t-shirt in this video... the band he helped found in high school. They have several very amazing & bizarre albums, as well. He was still in Mr. Bungle simultaneously with FNM.
I saw Mike Patton in Mr Bungle a few weeks ago. Mike and the band absolutely killed it. They played mostly from their "Raging Wrath Of The Easter Bunny" album, but there were a few songs from earlier Bungle and Mike Patton side projects and various little interludes. So it was a journey of chaotic and frenetic thrash with interludes of noise experimentation, and huge tonal shifts towards swing and jazz and incredibly earnest pop covers. It was amazing.
The amount of projects Mike Patton has been a part is insane…he definitely puts on a voice for majority of the songs in this album, as he does in others but you also get to hear his real voice in other albums/projects…I just love how all over the board he is vocally and musically! He has an incredible range! I wasn’t lucky enough to see FNM, Tomahawk, Fantomas, or Mr. Bungle, which are some of his other bands that are my favs, but I did see him in Peeping Tom years ago with my dad…I was standing right next to Mike at a crosswalk outside the venue and at the time he was my idol so I was too afraid to say anything so I just stood in awe! 🤣
Oh my lord, I think if i were in the presence of such ability and charisma I would just turn to sand in shame of sharing the same air as someone I believe to be too talented for their own good :P
Check out RV from the Faith No More - Angel Dust album if you want to hear more of Mike at the low end and a just a really unique song all around. Or check out Travolta from Mr. Bungle if you want to hear him go into a heavy metal jazz circus twilight zone.
So glad you're checking out an iconic song from Mr. Patton and FNM. Keystone of my youth, and my introduction to a true musical original. Great job! Greatly recommend "Underwater Love" and "From Out Of Nowhere" also...but honestly, any Mike Patton is pretty damn good.
the title track from this album is still their very best work ( _The Real Thing_ ) besides that, Mike Patton was really and truly put on this earth to cover _Easy_ , and your life is not complete until you've heard it. also, hipster take: _King for a Day_ is secretly their best album. anything from that album would be quite swell. (side note: pre-Patton FNM isn't really worth acknowledging , but don't just take my word for it)
I wouldn't say calling "King for a Day" their best album is a hipster take.... I'll second that sentiment, & I ain't no hipster! LOL It's the sweet spot where they're still young enough to have that natural energy to the thing, but becoming mature enough to have some great compositions. Great album. :)
@@badm0t0rf1nger eh, i was mostly tongue-in-cheek with that -- it wasn't their most mainstream-friendly album (most normies couldn't name more than 3 FNM songs) , but deffo their slickest one.
More Mike Patton? From this album you'll get loads of people recommending The Real Thing or From Out of Nowhere, on the very real grounds that they're great songs. Falling to Pieces probably shows off a little more of his... range? Ability? Or you could try Everything's Ruined from Angel Dust (again, you'll probably get lots of recommendations for Midlife Crisis instead). Can't help with the Mr Bungle recommendations - everything of theirs I've heard has been batshit crazy pants mayhem. The last I heard they had Scott Ian (from Anthrax) and Dave Lombardo (from Slayer).
I'll never forget seeing Mike Patton beat the hell out of a mannequin that looked like Adolf Hitler on the Arsenio Hall Show to the solo of this song at the tender age of 5 years old. Never seen anything like that before or since on a TV show during a musical performance. From that point on, I knew music was my "thing", and that this band was my favorite.
I think this was one of the first big songs to combine rap and rock. But MP is truly a man of 1000 voices. I think you would like Midlife Crisis by FNM. Or something with Tomahawk. Or maybe something with Mondo Cane? Totally agree about talent/practice, it's a pett peeve of mine. I almost see it as an insult when (mostly Americans) say "Oh he's so talented!", disregarding all the hard work that lies behind it.
Chris don’t get me started! Talent is not a substitute for hard work, absolutely. I have had quite a few folk mention Midlife Crisis so i think I’ll head there. Thanks so much for watching my dude! :)
Mike Patton is a vocal athlete, incredible range, and an epic songwriter… ba dum tss! Totally agree with other comments on their album Angel Dust being a 10/10. Songs that demonstrate his range being Midlife Crisis, RV, and their cover of Easy… and possibly Land Of Sunshine. You’ll love his deeper vocals on RV
I got into Faith No More via a buddy in high school. Went over to his house one day and he was blasting their 1992 album ‘Angel Dust’. I just started grooving right along with him. And when it comes to Mike’s vocal style, he does sound very different on that ‘92 release than here. Whether through training, experience or both, I don’t know. But I love that album, this band, and Mike is a very unique vocal beast.
Yeah of the scant amount I’ve seen I believe him to be one of the very few instances of genius vocalists. That might sound hyperbolic but I do think that when it comes to vocals and performance, we bandy around the word all too often. I’ve seen enough of Mike to feel I am not misplacing my words.
And of course the albums name sake The Real Thing. Oh God though....Zombie Eaters, a personal favorite. Can we really just pick FNM song? Best thing about them is that no two songs sound alike yet they are all undoubtedly Faith No More in an instant.
As others have pointed out, Easy is a great rec for Mike Patton's vocal range. Also any live performance of Faith No More doing Midlife Crisis is worth watching. Also they covered War Pigs, and when they performed it in Brixton, Mike decided to play around with the song, and it made the performance better.
Thanks so much for referencing The Tango Saloon!!!!! I love them too. Patton sang on that track coz the drummer is Danny Heifetz, the original drummer from Mr. Bungle.
A band with talent in spades, that never took themselves too seriously. Patton is a monster. For people who love a huge mixture of genres and music, and definitely an influence for Sleep Token I would wager. It is widely believed his range extends from E♭1 to E7.
If you're into video games, Mike voiced the demon that possesses the main character in the 2007 game The Darkness as well as its sequel The Darkness 2.
Mr Bungle will be.... an experience like nothing else. Whatever song you chose, you will never be prepared enough for it. Just one of those harsh facts of life.
Thanks Melisa! Had a rough evening, watched your video, and made me laugh! Been a Faith No More fan for a long time. Good vocalist and good musicians. They have so many good songs, you may have to listen to quite a few to get an idea of his vocal range.
You are so welcome! I’m sorry to hear you had a tough night but I’m glad I could help a little. I’m looking forward to listening to more FNM and mr bungle 😊 thanks again for watching my dude 💜
I kinda saw them back in the day. They opened for Metallica / Guns and Roses. We got lost (not my fault) on the way to the venue and only had time to see the encore 😢 by FNM. But great band!!
I've massive respect for Mike. My biggest issue I've found with his projects are that, since he can literally do whatever the fuck he feels like at any given moment, i can never seem to enjoy a full song 💀 Ill thoroughly enjoy parts of a song but then get taken right out of it the next monent. This song was pretty good and was quite restrained as far the tracks ive heard from him. I wish i could vibe with the chorus, cause i think I'd enjoy the song otherwise. He was twangy, like Axl Rose or M Shadows dialled up to 11, to a degree that i find distracting 🙈 Mr Bungle are an experience, thats for sure. Inspired a lot of bands over the years, so its definitely worth checking them out
Yeah that’s totally fair. Even though I haven’t seen a lot of his work, he does appear to jump around A LOT which is definitely a distraction. Mr Bungle is coming and I feel like Im not gonna enjoy it but we’ll see :)
@@SoulSingerDiscovers I think you'll appreciate a lot of his stuff! Not sure whether you'll like it but I'm curious to find out if you do heh Haha if it helps, Imperial Triumphant, as an experience, are fairly singular in their vision. Mr Bungle are, well, the opposite. They've thrown everything and the kitchen sink in there 😎
Great to see you react to Mike Patton as it's a worthwhile rabbit hole to jump down. Just A Man and Midlife Crisis are 2 good FNM songs that showcase some of Mike's range. As others have mentioned Mr Bungle and Tomahawk are worth checking out. Another one is his Mondo Cane stuff, where he sings old Italian songs with an orchestra, Storia D'amore is great from that.
To add on to this... My ass is on fire is actually based on the David Lynch Movie, Blue Velvet. Mr Bungle are a good time. Our lovely Scottish lady should totally react to some of the self titled album.
Yesss, Mel, my young dudette and soulmate, that time, on the third day after ... a looong time ago, this was simple THE shit in terms of crossover before Numetal came up, metal mixed with hip hop, in the good tradition of what Aerosmith did, or Anthrax with Public Enemy, but in one band, pushing out THIS video, that inspires you to take some shrooms or el essdeee so you can be quite as disturbingly epic as these guys. But of course you don't because you can just go to the store and buy their albums and listen to them over and over and over again. Yeah, the old days, where the King Queen wasn't even born, right? Mike Patton. Yes, being confident would be a monstrous understatement for what he has. He is as expressive as a long distance thermonuclear rocket. And if he goes off all limits live, someone would never dare to say he is outright crazy and off, but you always want to believe he is just in an artful rush that you probably do not understand fully enough. Talking about confidence, y'a know. ... Oh, and the behnd. Of course also: epic. Song: epic. Video: epic. Humor: epic. Seriousness - also epic. I mean, it was a serious new amalgamation of styles that was not there before. Reaction: also epic. You see, these guys infect everything with their epicness. Now, I will have an epic glass of coffeinated soda, an epic cigarette, and an epic sleep and resurrection tomorrow. Praise the day, the music, in general, good food and drinks, whatever else you like to have and do, and see you in the insane asylum for people like us, that you created. One of us had to do it. I am glad it wasn't me. Puh. All these maniacs. I mean, look at me... Oh, and teh twang; Nearly forgot to mention. That time, the twehng was very useful in every loud rehearsal room full of weirdos. and Mike Patton wouldn't be him if he would not take the extra mile to beat everyone with his, just for the sake of "I can" and irony and taking nothing serious. You know, like I wrote about expression above ... An artistic or drug related choice or both? Who knows. Who want to know? Doesn't matter. Best regaaards! Happy celebration days! Cheers. 🍻
Heyyyy, Melisa! If you delve further into this band, you'll see how these guys *really* carved their own path. A few songs I enjoyed were "Midlife Crisis" and "Everything's Ruined". Rock on! 🤘😎👍 (Oh, and that is some *handsome* merch!)
Awesome song from My middle school days. Love it! Please listen to The Perfect Crime by Faith No More! Patton really stretches his vocal chords on that one. We all Love Your channel so Much! Keep up the great work My Fine Scottish Lady! ❤❤❤
This is a young Mike Patton. Try any song from the Angel Dust album to really explore his range. Also, for your own listening enjoyment you might want to check out two of his other bands: Mr. Bungle and Fantomas.
Shame that this track tends to be a lot of folk's intro to FNM & Patton's vocals. Personally I love his crooning moments more than the crazy Mr Bungle etc moments. Not for a reaction vid (it's not a big track for FNM), but I reckon you'd enjoy "Star A.D." ruclips.net/video/xALb75mMnJ0/видео.html And if you want to absorb Patton's various voices, let that whole "King for a Day" album play thru from start to finish sometime while you're doing other stuff. It pretty much covers the gamut of what FNM does, from metal-ish to more playful & chill material. It also covers all of Patton's abilities (barring the really bonkers sh!t he does outside of FNM!). ;) p.s. Mr Bungle (& various other Patton projects) is *very* much a niche thing- I wouldn't even bother trying it, it's a tad extreme for your lovely self! ;)
"Just a Man" off King for a Day - you'll love this one I'm sure, you'll hear his deeper tones and more, with church choir for backup... fingers crossed, I'd love to see your reaction
Definitely check out the live performance of "God Hates a Coward" by Tomahawk, which is one of Mike Patton's side project bands (another very good band). It's one where he's wearing a respirator mask with a mic in it.
This is one cd I keep in my truck. Only other stuff I really always keep there it Tool, APC and Incubus… wait! You haven’t had those dudes on yet?!? You will😁
Oh this song kinda made the metal/rap crossover mainstream and influenced a hell of a lot of bands. Inspired Corey Taylor to continue music after a severe depressive incident in his life. Theyre kinda a big deal. And Mike, forget it, there's NOTHING he can't do...except conform...he can't do that 😂 and nor would we ever want him to because he's truly such a blessing. I suggest "Cone Of Shame", "Seperation Anxiety", "Midlife Crisis", "Easy", "Falling To Pieces" and "This Guy's In Love With You" just for funsies
Mike Patton owns the record label: Ipecac Records. "Music that makes you sick" - is their slogan. He signs artists that nobody else will touch. He actually signed a band made up of mentally challenged students in a special needs school called "The Kids Of Whidney High". Search RUclips for their song "The Insects Will Get You". Patton is legendary.🤘🏻
A legendary album from a legendary band. luv it. of course. But I do think that better experience of Mike's singing is on King for a day album, and even on "Album of the Year". Me thinks that Tomahawk, Mr.Bungle, and Peeping Tom are great, where as Fantomas and Dead Cross, are more of an acquired taste..
I have a lot to catch up on as far as Mike is concerned and I am not a bit put off at the sheer volume which is a nice feeling. Thanks for the recommendations and Thanks for watching again my dude! 😊
I had thought Faith No More were just happily spoofing dreary Grunge "metal", but if "they started in '79", and continued however long after early '90's, then I made a big, bad mistake. 🤔
Good reaction and FNM and I go way back. I’m relatively and a new sub to you, but I think you might like “Monochrome” by Still Stayer. It’s a new video by them. Thanks for your whorish vids 😜❤️
I love FNM and even Epic but it's not the best showing for him. Try out Just a Man, Midlife Crisis, or go over to Pink Cigarette from Mr. Bungle. He's released so much material though someone could probably make a reaction channel just for him.
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For his singing chops, check out ‘easy’.. a brilliant cover
Will Do! Don’t need to tell me twice :)
Hell yeah, one of the best covers I've heard. Mike Fuckin Patton with his 6-octave range covering the Commadores. Mind-blowing.
100% this. He sang the shit out of that one.
or "I started a joke" the BeeGees cover.
“This guys in love with you” on BBC was also crazy awesome vocally. Tough tune.
IMHO Mike Patton is one of the greatest living vocalists. Angel Dust is a 10/10. His range and diversity have always grabbed me. My brother and I jammed to FNM when we were young. Then was reintroduce to Mike when Tomahawk opened for Tool in '02. You should check out Fantomas too. It's Mike with King Buzzo from the Melvins and Dave Lombardo from Slayer. The have whole album where they play horror movie themes like Rosemary's Baby and Night of the Hunter. Also his record label Ipecac Records has some insanely good bands too.
Thank for the recommendations my dude! And thanks for watching :)
Absolutely!
I got into Faith No More almost 25 years ago when I was 15 or 16... Started out with "King for a day, fool for a lifetime" and after that I went to get every single album. Still listening to it today.
Got at least 2 speeding tickets whilst listening to "Digging the grave" and "The gentle art of making enemies" - didn´t pay attention to my speed :D
Thanks for watching and drive safe ;)
while i got started with _The Real Thing_ , back when it first came out. and as much as i love that album, _King for a Day_ is probably my favorite from them -- it's just soooo g-d sexy
@@Double_J_48629 it's also my favorite
Digging the grave is best off that album
Mike's wearing his Mr. Bungle t-shirt in this video... the band he helped found in high school. They have several very amazing & bizarre albums, as well. He was still in Mr. Bungle simultaneously with FNM.
I'm going to see them on May 15th. It'll be the 4th time. 😉
I saw Mike Patton in Mr Bungle a few weeks ago. Mike and the band absolutely killed it. They played mostly from their "Raging Wrath Of The Easter Bunny" album, but there were a few songs from earlier Bungle and Mike Patton side projects and various little interludes. So it was a journey of chaotic and frenetic thrash with interludes of noise experimentation, and huge tonal shifts towards swing and jazz and incredibly earnest pop covers. It was amazing.
It sounds amazing. I am frankly emerald with envy. Thanks for watching again my dude! 😊
I am so jealous
The amount of projects Mike Patton has been a part is insane…he definitely puts on a voice for majority of the songs in this album, as he does in others but you also get to hear his real voice in other albums/projects…I just love how all over the board he is vocally and musically! He has an incredible range! I wasn’t lucky enough to see FNM, Tomahawk, Fantomas, or Mr. Bungle, which are some of his other bands that are my favs, but I did see him in Peeping Tom years ago with my dad…I was standing right next to Mike at a crosswalk outside the venue and at the time he was my idol so I was too afraid to say anything so I just stood in awe! 🤣
Oh my lord, I think if i were in the presence of such ability and charisma I would just turn to sand in shame of sharing the same air as someone I believe to be too talented for their own good :P
@@SoulSingerDiscovers 🤣🤣
Check out RV from the Faith No More - Angel Dust album if you want to hear more of Mike at the low end and a just a really unique song all around. Or check out Travolta from Mr. Bungle if you want to hear him go into a heavy metal jazz circus twilight zone.
I will do. Thanks for watching my dude! :)
Mike has a range of 6 octaves.
So glad you're checking out an iconic song from Mr. Patton and FNM. Keystone of my youth, and my introduction to a true musical original. Great job! Greatly recommend "Underwater Love" and "From Out Of Nowhere" also...but honestly, any Mike Patton is pretty damn good.
I will happily listen to it all. He’s a very interesting guy :)
the title track from this album is still their very best work ( _The Real Thing_ )
besides that, Mike Patton was really and truly put on this earth to cover _Easy_ , and your life is not complete until you've heard it.
also, hipster take: _King for a Day_ is secretly their best album. anything from that album would be quite swell.
(side note: pre-Patton FNM isn't really worth acknowledging , but don't just take my word for it)
I wouldn't say calling "King for a Day" their best album is a hipster take.... I'll second that sentiment, & I ain't no hipster! LOL It's the sweet spot where they're still young enough to have that natural energy to the thing, but becoming mature enough to have some great compositions. Great album. :)
@@badm0t0rf1nger eh, i was mostly tongue-in-cheek with that -- it wasn't their most mainstream-friendly album (most normies couldn't name more than 3 FNM songs) , but deffo their slickest one.
Mike is probably the most versatile singers out there. You should check out one of his vocal performances compilations.
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I will do. Thanks for watching my dude :)
More Mike Patton? From this album you'll get loads of people recommending The Real Thing or From Out of Nowhere, on the very real grounds that they're great songs. Falling to Pieces probably shows off a little more of his... range? Ability? Or you could try Everything's Ruined from Angel Dust (again, you'll probably get lots of recommendations for Midlife Crisis instead).
Can't help with the Mr Bungle recommendations - everything of theirs I've heard has been batshit crazy pants mayhem. The last I heard they had Scott Ian (from Anthrax) and Dave Lombardo (from Slayer).
Thanks for this my dude! All recommendations really help get into the nitty gritty stuff :)
I'll never forget seeing Mike Patton beat the hell out of a mannequin that looked like Adolf Hitler on the Arsenio Hall Show to the solo of this song at the tender age of 5 years old. Never seen anything like that before or since on a TV show during a musical performance. From that point on, I knew music was my "thing", and that this band was my favorite.
You can not deny the appeal. Delve deeper. They cross many boundaries.
Will do 😊
I think this was one of the first big songs to combine rap and rock. But MP is truly a man of 1000 voices. I think you would like Midlife Crisis by FNM. Or something with Tomahawk. Or maybe something with Mondo Cane? Totally agree about talent/practice, it's a pett peeve of mine. I almost see it as an insult when (mostly Americans) say "Oh he's so talented!", disregarding all the hard work that lies behind it.
Chris don’t get me started! Talent is not a substitute for hard work, absolutely. I have had quite a few folk mention Midlife Crisis so i think I’ll head there. Thanks so much for watching my dude! :)
FNM's "We Care A Lot" from their previous album was even more rap/rock, and got some pretty good rock club traction.
Mike Patton is a vocal athlete, incredible range, and an epic songwriter… ba dum tss!
Totally agree with other comments on their album Angel Dust being a 10/10. Songs that demonstrate his range being Midlife Crisis, RV, and their cover of Easy… and possibly Land Of Sunshine. You’ll love his deeper vocals on RV
Ahh heck, you should probably just do a whole album listen… it’s that damn great! :D
Midlife Crisis is one of the most impressive vocal performances to watch live. Hoping for a reaction to that.
I got into Faith No More via a buddy in high school. Went over to his house one day and he was blasting their 1992 album ‘Angel Dust’. I just started grooving right along with him. And when it comes to Mike’s vocal style, he does sound very different on that ‘92 release than here. Whether through training, experience or both, I don’t know. But I love that album, this band, and Mike is a very unique vocal beast.
Yeah of the scant amount I’ve seen I believe him to be one of the very few instances of genius vocalists. That might sound hyperbolic but I do think that when it comes to vocals and performance, we bandy around the word all too often. I’ve seen enough of Mike to feel I am not misplacing my words.
been lucky enough to see MIKE PATTON perform w/FAITH NO MORE MR BUNGLE and DEAD CROSS-each show was fantastic !
Faith no More are easily one of my favourite bands ever - and Mike Patton is a flippin' force of nature.
Your band, Tango Saloon, is on Mike Patton's record label Ipecac Records. Kinda goes with the territory of being on their album!
That makes a lot of sense, or none at all I can’t decide. Thanks for watching my dude! 😊
FNM's live cover of 'This Guy's in Love with You' is just sublime. And thanks for the Tango Salon recommendation! Lovin' it.
"Falling to Pieces" off this same album is an excellent track, vocally and lyrically. I can't recommend it highly enough.
I’ll check it out! Thanks for watching my dude! 😊
And of course the albums name sake The Real Thing. Oh God though....Zombie Eaters, a personal favorite. Can we really just pick FNM song? Best thing about them is that no two songs sound alike yet they are all undoubtedly Faith No More in an instant.
Mondo cane, full album of Italian pop songs from the fifties and sixties covers. Wonderful
As others have pointed out, Easy is a great rec for Mike Patton's vocal range.
Also any live performance of Faith No More doing Midlife Crisis is worth watching. Also they covered War Pigs, and when they performed it in Brixton, Mike decided to play around with the song, and it made the performance better.
Thanks so much for referencing The Tango Saloon!!!!! I love them too. Patton sang on that track coz the drummer is Danny Heifetz, the original drummer from Mr. Bungle.
First video I'm watching of yours 3:30 mins in and you're not reacting, but I am enthralled! You have a fantastic way of presenting! SUBSCRIBED!!!
Aw thank you Luke! I am nothing if not a chatterbox, and I love when people wanna come along for the ride. Thanks for subscribing my dude 💜😊
Never sought out Mike Patton but never turned it off when it came on if that makes sense.
Now this was more my style. Awesomeness as always. Thanks Melissa
Glad you liked it!! Thanks John 😊💜
A band with talent in spades, that never took themselves too seriously. Patton is a monster. For people who love a huge mixture of genres and music, and definitely an influence for Sleep Token I would wager. It is widely believed his range extends from E♭1 to E7.
He seems like he has a huge range I would like to do a deep dive on it. Thanks for watching! 😊
Mr. Bungle - My Ass Is On Fire and Tomahawk - God Hates A Coward
A rabbit hole....every song sounds different. He is amazing
I have not doubt :)
If you're into video games, Mike voiced the demon that possesses the main character in the 2007 game The Darkness as well as its sequel The Darkness 2.
He does everyting including clasical, swing, metal and Mr fckn Bungle.
Mr Bungle will be.... an experience like nothing else. Whatever song you chose, you will never be prepared enough for it. Just one of those harsh facts of life.
Thanks Melisa! Had a rough evening, watched your video, and made me laugh! Been a Faith No More fan for a long time. Good vocalist and good musicians. They have so many good songs, you may have to listen to quite a few to get an idea of his vocal range.
You are so welcome! I’m sorry to hear you had a tough night but I’m glad I could help a little. I’m looking forward to listening to more FNM and mr bungle 😊 thanks again for watching my dude 💜
I kinda saw them back in the day. They opened for Metallica / Guns and Roses. We got lost (not my fault) on the way to the venue and only had time to see the encore 😢 by FNM. But great band!!
I've massive respect for Mike. My biggest issue I've found with his projects are that, since he can literally do whatever the fuck he feels like at any given moment, i can never seem to enjoy a full song 💀
Ill thoroughly enjoy parts of a song but then get taken right out of it the next monent.
This song was pretty good and was quite restrained as far the tracks ive heard from him.
I wish i could vibe with the chorus, cause i think I'd enjoy the song otherwise. He was twangy, like Axl Rose or M Shadows dialled up to 11, to a degree that i find distracting 🙈
Mr Bungle are an experience, thats for sure. Inspired a lot of bands over the years, so its definitely worth checking them out
Yeah that’s totally fair. Even though I haven’t seen a lot of his work, he does appear to jump around A LOT which is definitely a distraction. Mr Bungle is coming and I feel like Im not gonna enjoy it but we’ll see :)
@@SoulSingerDiscovers I think you'll appreciate a lot of his stuff! Not sure whether you'll like it but I'm curious to find out if you do heh
Haha if it helps, Imperial Triumphant, as an experience, are fairly singular in their vision. Mr Bungle are, well, the opposite. They've thrown everything and the kitchen sink in there 😎
Tango Saloon are bloody amazing. U have been lucky enough to catch them live and they are sensational
mike patton and devin townsend are the two dudes who cover all genres, styles, vibes, whateves.
Great to see you react to Mike Patton as it's a worthwhile rabbit hole to jump down. Just A Man and Midlife Crisis are 2 good FNM songs that showcase some of Mike's range. As others have mentioned Mr Bungle and Tomahawk are worth checking out. Another one is his Mondo Cane stuff, where he sings old Italian songs with an orchestra, Storia D'amore is great from that.
...or just straight to Mr. Bungle. I highly recommend "My Ass is on Fire". The song is a bit strange as the title would imply....and awesome.
To add on to this... My ass is on fire is actually based on the David Lynch Movie, Blue Velvet. Mr Bungle are a good time. Our lovely Scottish lady should totally react to some of the self titled album.
Heres another fun fact about Mike Patton... If you are i to video games, in Portal... Mike does the nposes from the rage sphere that GlaDos has.
I have seen portal played but never played myself. i will have to now just for the reference :)
Yesss, Mel, my young dudette and soulmate,
that time, on the third day after ...
a looong time ago, this was simple THE shit in terms of crossover before Numetal came up, metal mixed with hip hop, in the good tradition of what Aerosmith did, or Anthrax with Public Enemy, but in one band, pushing out THIS video, that inspires you to take some shrooms or el essdeee so you can be quite as disturbingly epic as these guys. But of course you don't because you can just go to the store and buy their albums and listen to them over and over and over again. Yeah, the old days, where the King Queen wasn't even born, right?
Mike Patton. Yes, being confident would be a monstrous understatement for what he has. He is as expressive as a long distance thermonuclear rocket. And if he goes off all limits live, someone would never dare to say he is outright crazy and off, but you always want to believe he is just in an artful rush that you probably do not understand fully enough. Talking about confidence, y'a know. ...
Oh, and the behnd. Of course also: epic. Song: epic. Video: epic. Humor: epic. Seriousness - also epic. I mean, it was a serious new amalgamation of styles that was not there before.
Reaction: also epic.
You see, these guys infect everything with their epicness.
Now, I will have an epic glass of coffeinated soda, an epic cigarette, and an epic sleep and resurrection tomorrow.
Praise the day, the music, in general, good food and drinks, whatever else you like to have and do, and see you in the insane asylum for people like us, that you created. One of us had to do it. I am glad it wasn't me. Puh. All these maniacs. I mean, look at me...
Oh, and teh twang; Nearly forgot to mention. That time, the twehng was very useful in every loud rehearsal room full of weirdos. and Mike Patton wouldn't be him if he would not take the extra mile to beat everyone with his, just for the sake of "I can" and irony and taking nothing serious. You know, like I wrote about expression above ...
An artistic or drug related choice or both? Who knows. Who want to know? Doesn't matter.
Best regaaards!
Happy celebration days!
Cheers.
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Heyyyy, Melisa! If you delve further into this band, you'll see how these guys *really* carved their own path. A few songs I enjoyed were "Midlife Crisis" and "Everything's Ruined". Rock on! 🤘😎👍
(Oh, and that is some *handsome* merch!)
Your subscribe sign is the most Scottish sentence I’ve ever seen, lol.
I am nothing if not a complete stereotype 😊🏴
Awesome song from My middle school days. Love it! Please listen to The Perfect Crime by Faith No More! Patton really stretches his vocal chords on that one. We all Love Your channel so Much! Keep up the great work My Fine Scottish Lady! ❤❤❤
Thank you Scot I will :)
@@SoulSingerDiscovers Well, You rock!
I also did not realize that You are short. I am 6'2",or 188 cm tall. You seem taller on RUclips!
Try Mr Bungle!!!!!
This is a young Mike Patton. Try any song from the Angel Dust album to really explore his range. Also, for your own listening enjoyment you might want to check out two of his other bands: Mr. Bungle and Fantomas.
Shame that this track tends to be a lot of folk's intro to FNM & Patton's vocals. Personally I love his crooning moments more than the crazy Mr Bungle etc moments.
Not for a reaction vid (it's not a big track for FNM), but I reckon you'd enjoy "Star A.D." ruclips.net/video/xALb75mMnJ0/видео.html And if you want to absorb Patton's various voices, let that whole "King for a Day" album play thru from start to finish sometime while you're doing other stuff. It pretty much covers the gamut of what FNM does, from metal-ish to more playful & chill material. It also covers all of Patton's abilities (barring the really bonkers sh!t he does outside of FNM!). ;)
p.s. Mr Bungle (& various other Patton projects) is *very* much a niche thing- I wouldn't even bother trying it, it's a tad extreme for your lovely self! ;)
"Just a Man" off King for a Day - you'll love this one I'm sure, you'll hear his deeper tones and more, with church choir for backup... fingers crossed, I'd love to see your reaction
I’ll check it out :) thank you!
YEAH!!!!!!! YOU TELL EM ROSIE!!!
Hey! you absolutely must check out the new video by the band called Saphath - Pleiades Map. That's a game changer for symphonic metal, telling ya!
I just want to say that the entire Mr. Bungle album California is, in my own humble and meaningless opinion, Mike Patton's vocal Magnum Opus.
Definitely check out the live performance of "God Hates a Coward" by Tomahawk, which is one of Mike Patton's side project bands (another very good band). It's one where he's wearing a respirator mask with a mic in it.
Will do. Thanks for watching my dude! 😊
You should check out this Guy's In Love With You, on BBC Radio 1.
This is one cd I keep in my truck. Only other stuff I really always keep there it Tool, APC and Incubus… wait! You haven’t had those dudes on yet?!? You will😁
Oh this song kinda made the metal/rap crossover mainstream and influenced a hell of a lot of bands. Inspired Corey Taylor to continue music after a severe depressive incident in his life. Theyre kinda a big deal. And Mike, forget it, there's NOTHING he can't do...except conform...he can't do that 😂 and nor would we ever want him to because he's truly such a blessing. I suggest "Cone Of Shame", "Seperation Anxiety", "Midlife Crisis", "Easy", "Falling To Pieces" and "This Guy's In Love With You" just for funsies
mr. bungle i dare you
Im still not sure if he is taking the piss out of hip hop , i really hope so . Very talented singer this album is really worth checking out
Mike Patton owns the record label: Ipecac Records. "Music that makes you sick" - is their slogan. He signs artists that nobody else will touch. He actually signed a band made up of mentally challenged students in a special needs school called "The Kids Of Whidney High". Search RUclips for their song "The Insects Will Get You". Patton is legendary.🤘🏻
What an absolute legend :)
Mike doesn’t sound the same on any two tracks.
I love him for that tbh :)
@@SoulSingerDiscovers me too.
He doesn't sound the same on just about every second syllable 😭 it's mental
Angel dust is the greatest album ever created! Give it a listen.
A legendary album from a legendary band. luv it. of course. But I do think that better experience of Mike's singing is on King for a day album, and even on "Album of the Year". Me thinks that Tomahawk, Mr.Bungle, and Peeping Tom are great, where as Fantomas and Dead Cross, are more of an acquired taste..
I have a lot to catch up on as far as Mike is concerned and I am not a bit put off at the sheer volume which is a nice feeling. Thanks for the recommendations and Thanks for watching again my dude! 😊
I had thought Faith No More were just happily spoofing dreary Grunge "metal", but if "they started in '79", and continued however long after early '90's, then I made a big, bad mistake. 🤔
FINE ILL SUBSCRIBE WHEN YOU PUT IT LIKE THAT !!
I should bloody well think so 😊💜
Please react to the song and music video: A Small Victory
By Faith No More
Mr bungle
NuMetal wouldn't be what it is without FNM.
Good reaction and FNM and I go way back.
I’m relatively and a new sub to you, but I think you might like “Monochrome” by Still Stayer. It’s a new video by them. Thanks for your whorish vids 😜❤️
I’ll check it out! Thanks for watching my dude 😊
@@SoulSingerDiscovers You’re welcome 😎
Hot coffee? Really? I’m in virtual pain from that but I still luv ya🤘🏻💥🔥🙏🏻💯
Sorry Steve!! :P It was metaphorical coffee :) xx
@@SoulSingerDiscovers 😆
“It was epic” or Melisa I cringed hard at that 😝
Hahah! I love a good cringe ;)
@@SoulSingerDiscovers 😝
I love FNM and even Epic but it's not the best showing for him. Try out Just a Man, Midlife Crisis, or go over to Pink Cigarette from Mr. Bungle. He's released so much material though someone could probably make a reaction channel just for him.
Now you know what God given looks like. Unfortunately, that song is NOTHING of what his gift is 🤯🤫.