This was a groundbreaking song and essentially helped kicked in the door for the 90s. They were the first band that successfully fused rap and rock together into one and laid the blueprint for other bands to come in the 90s and 2000s. The Red Hot Chili Peppers took it a step further about a year later with their song 'Give It Away'
@@ExitStrategy1609 Give it Away was a MASSIVE hit for the Peppers, virtually everyone knows that song today. As great as it was, the same cannot be said for Epic. So yea, they took the rap/rock thing MUCH further than FNM.
Peppers flat-out copied Faith No More you only had to watch Anthony Kiedis when they first appeared he flat-out copied Mike Patton's Swagger. Just saying 😁
This song was huuuge when i was a teenager, i hung out at an arcade and this song was played every second song on the jukebox for months. Still got regular play after that but you could always tell when a song was a big hit with our crowd cause it would be every second song played, lol.
Faith No More was a groundbreaking and genre-busting band. Each member brought very different influences to the mix and they did a great job of making it work.
If I might add a few suggestions to your own: "Zombie Eaters," "A Small Victory," "Just A Man." (Honestly, I'm having to restrain myself from listing 10 more.)
Jay, your reaction to this was so much fun. You GET it. This song shook us all when it came out, we didn’t know what to think. But we couldn’t stop listening. I love their other hits as well, hope to see more of them here!
Faith No More was one of the groups that really was influential in combining musical styles -- yet, as surprising as their music was when they hit the scene, it was also very accessible. Though truth be told, I may have been in Amber's camp the very first time I heard this song, as well, but like her, I grew to really dig their sound -- and ended up buying several albums from 'em.
Imagine watching this on MTV back when it came out. Nothing but hair metal on and then suddenly… Faith No More. I got a friend with MTV to record it for me and I damn near wore out the tape. I remember I was searching for a favorite band to have back then, but then I found it. I'll never let it go.
Congratulations. You just heard Mike Patton singing. The man's vocal range is incredible. He can go all the way down to low Gregorian style chants and all the way up to imitating high pitched whale calls. A truly underrated vocalist.
Plus he's done a lot of voice over work including a few video games. If you played the Left 4 Dead games, he voiced ALL the infected characters in the game.
@@sretePtraB oh please. They were absolute pioneers and never got the credit they are due. Epic was a phenomenal album but you didn’t hear it get the AirPlay, once they left the limelight. That’s underrated.
No he stinks he was so bad when he opened for Metallica in Detroit falling all over the place could not even understand his vocals . worst band I ever saw live.
This was amazing when it came out.. showing age here but I was maybe 12 when this came out.. mtv gen late 80s early 90s was an amazing time for music…it makes me smile that your generation enjoys music that made me😊 I grew up with headbangers ball yo mtv raps the game show remote control beavis and butthead ren and stimpy hey dude clarrissa .. ponder would you ever go back a generation or 2 ? If you could , where in time would you go first?
Faith No More are a band the are v late 80’s early 90’s. They inspired bands like Slipnot and Lincon Park. They where the first to do kind of Genre and bring it mainstream. They where pre grunge. They were literally…….EPIC. 🔥
Well they were not the first to do it. Maybe bring it more mainstream. The Red Hot Chili Peppers were still not huge yet. They were your older cool brothers group. But the RHCP and FNM has a little feud. The RHCP thought FNM stole their style. Copied them. I can kind of see it. It was all so new and FNM was more hard rock/ metal than the RHCPs. They had more groove. Loved them both at this time period. I kind of phased out of FNM as they changed. Stayed with the RHCP but liked them much less as they got so popular and the music suffered.
@@carlpeterson8182 Yeah i heard about that as well. Both the bands used the rap rock every once in the while but FNM phased out of the rap rock around 94 and i kind of started getting bored of RHCP in the early 2000's music was getting slower not very much. Bands like Sublime and System of a Down with others came in and started taking over the genre.
Great track to react to. Definitely a influential band from the 90's. Other cool songs are "From out of Nowhere", "The Real Thing", "Falling To Pieces", "Midlife Crisis", "War Pigs", & "The Perfect Crime" The song "Falling To Pieces" was used in the movie BLACK HAWK DOWN(2001) Definitely recommend watching it if you haven't seen it yet. Directed by Ridley Scott(Blade Runner, Gladiator, Alien, Black Rain, G.I. Jane, Legend, Kingdom of Heaven, American Gangster, Prometheus, Alien: Covenant, The Last Duel, House of Gucci)
I agree with Vee that "Falling to Pieces" is going to be the next best one for both of you, Amber and Jordan. It's more in the middle of both of your preferences. Then I would say the next one should be "The Real Thing" for Amber to get even more love.
These guys really blended genres. Very unique. The ending where they close out with that piano just demonstrates to me that they are true musicians....... You can see how the notes played in those piano lines are really the foundations of the whole song... I truly appreciate how good this song is. You said that you are SHOOK. I would venture to say that when this song was released we were ALL shook! We had never heard anything like it before. It dropped like a bomb!
Released towards the end of '89 on the album The Real Thing, and I believe this song was released as a single in January of 1990 (the very time I turned 7, lol). To say that this track blew the 80's off to the side and busted the door down to bring in that glorious decade we call the 90's is an understatement!
They’re one of a kind and legendary. Mike Patton, the singer, is an amazing vocalist. It’s worth exploring their catalogue of music. They are so versatile and unique. Try ‘Easy’ for a softer sound and Mike’s voice shining. Try ‘A Small Victory’ for more rock but quite accessible. And of course their cover of Black Sabbath’s ‘’War Pigs’ is awesome too.
Mike Patton is a legend his voice is so unique that it almost sounds like it's a different singer on each song.The reason why they aren't known so much is because they were overshadowed by the Chillie Pepper's whom the label industries decided to go with instead of them too bad because I like Faith way more.Do a review of there remake of the Commodores Easy it will blow your mind.keep up the good work!!!
WHAT IS IT? You want it all, but you can't have it. It's in your face, but you can't grab it! What is IT? Thank you, great reaction video! Best wishes for the success of your channel. I enjoy watching videos with other music lovers and people who are able to do these reaction videos. Your path in this new industry is a noble endeavor for the benefit of all who can appreciate the shared human appreciation of music and sound. This is a great new industry for entrepreneurs and fosters the betterment of good culture across the globe. As always, Thank you kindly.
STOP!! Now that you have discovered Faith No More AND you have an infant, it is IMPERITIVE dor you to react to "Zombie Eaters". Dont let the title scare you, it's written and sung from the perspective of a baby. A time when everything is just "I NEED". Do a lyric video so you don't miss anything. ENJOY!!
Zombie Eaters is by FAR,in my opinion,one of their best songs!!its an old favorite of mine.😃please give it a listen!!!!!you'll be surprised. Trust us...your fans won't steer you wrong,we love you guys!! FNM has many styles and is very versatile in blending styles as well.🙂
Faith No More is pretty awesome! "Midlife Crisis", "We Care A Lot" or they did an amazing cover of "Easy" from the Commodores and Lionel Richie, all great songs by them!
It can't be overstated how big this song was. It was on MTV and the radio non-stop. The lead singer is a famous, extremely talented vocalist who also do voice acting work. He's well-known to have one of the most incredible vocal ranges.
This is so layered too - I had the fade-out vocals (ripped from a multitrack ogg file) as my ringtone for 10 years, and it's unrecognisable to the uninitiated
Such an amazing song, with metal, rock, and rap all seamlessly melded together. I think the bassist really likes Les Claypool and Mike Patton is an amazingly versatile vocalist- one of your reaction peers saw this video and asked about his style and range. I’ll never forget the answer from a viewer: Q: How many voices does Mike Patton have? A: All of them.
Chris Lira, This was one of the earliest examples of the musical style known as Nu-Metal. Later examples of acts in Nu-Metal include Korn, Limp Bizkit, Kid Rock (think Bawitdaba), and Linkin Park. Love this song and wish they had more hits like this.
Oh guys!! This band blew everyone away in the early 90's with their combination of styles. I still listen to them today very regularly. You may note that the Guitarist (Big Jim Martin) wearing a tribute shirt for Metallica's late bassist Cliff Burton. They were best friends growing up together and jamming songs back in the early 80's. I love Faith No More but really miss the edge that Jim brought to the band. Keep them coming. Truly enjoy watching your musical journey
Yes,In so excited forcthem to try,We Care ALot with OG singer. And Easy, Midlife Crisis, DEFINITELY!!! Small Victory, Everything's Ruined, Midnight Cowboy. Kindergarten....abd their mifmd 90's stuff was goid ,too. No album was the same
This song takes me back to high school age 15 or 16. Sometimes a song brings back memories... for me it was working at a grocery store on the weekend and abt 4 of us always went to lunch at Pizza Hut (across the parking lot) and put $1 in the jukebox for 5 songs. Always played this song, and little MC- Bust a move, and the other 3 songs escape me at the moment (5 songs for $1). Awesome music & $3 personal pan pizzas! Those were the days!
I was waiting for this day for so long. I along with many others I am certain have requested this song. I could not wait until I saw you react to this. Your reaction is exactly what I figured it would be. Especially those first 10-15 seconds.
Love watching a new generation discover Faith no More like I did back when Mtv was music and this video debuted. Just jump in the rabbit hole, you won't be disappointed.
Mike Patton is my favorite lead singer of any band ever. That guy has a six octave voice and he ain’t afraid to use it!!! Check out Faith No More songs like: Falling to Pieces Midlife The Real Thing We Care A lot Zombie Eaters Jizzlober War Pigs (Cover of Black Sabbath) Be Aggressive Easy (Cover of the Commodores) Ashes to Ashes He’s in also other killer bands like: Mr Bungle (Y’all aren’t ready for that quite yet!!)🤯 Dead Cross Fantômas Peeping Tom
Oh boy! One of the most amazing and influential bands in rock history. Such range musically and vocally. So many great songs to choose from. I'm not sure you're going to like them all but, trust me, they are all masterpieces.
Faith No More are a great band, i discovered them with that song back in 1989 when i was 16, they have alot of good songs. - From Out Of Nowhere - The Real Thing - Zombie Eaters - Midlife Crisis - Digging The Grave - Everything's Ruined - A Small Victory
I was 13 and within a week of hearing them initially I was playing Zombie Eaters and others on my guitar lol. I wonder if these two guys reacting realize this shit is from '89.
Hey, exactly my age too! I’ll be 50 in November. They had a pretty big following in my hometown in New Hampshirite. The college radio station had a metal DJ on Friday night and he played them all the time. Got to see them, Soundgarden, an Voivod play for 75 people in early 1990. It was “Epic”.
Metallica followed FNM because Axl was unpredictable.They didn’t want to clean up after Axl pissed off the crowd. James still had stand-in guitar player after he burned his hand. They opened with “Creeping Death”, a crowd favorite. When GNR finished their set the pyrotechnics were blinding. I looked up just in time to block something some jerk threw at me. A few people dove on the ground trying to grab it.... turns out it was Axl’s microphone. I had it in my hand!
This song and the whole album "The Real Thing" was a game changer and wayy ahead of everyone back in 1988 when it was released! Mike Patton is the most versatile vocal I've till now!theres no genre he can't sing! I was in high school when this was released and fortune enough to grow up with Faith No More! Hail! There probably wouldn't be no Limp Bizkit, Deftones, Korn, Linkin Park, Incubus if there was no Faith No More!
I’ve seen them twice. The first time was January 1990 in Boston. They were the opening band. The middle band was Soundgarden and the headliner was Voivod. Drove through a blizzard to get there and only 75 people showed up! Faith No More was the best and that’s who I was there for. I got to talk to Mike Patton before the show. His tour bus was parked in front of the venue and he was video taping the line to get in. Nobody else recognized him. Got to talk to Jim Martin at the bar after the show. The second time was in Foxborough Stadium with Metallica and Guns n Roses.
Yes! FNM has been my fave group since I first saw the video for Epic on MTV, 33 years ago when I was 12. A Small Victory is my absolute fave song by them. Not only because of Mike's singing, but I just love that merging of violins and bass guitar
I'll go for one of the best, but the 90's brought us La Sexorcista Devil Music Volume 1 (the only I actually love by White Zombie), Vulgar Display of Power, Opiate/Undertow and Aenima. Not even dipping into Gwar's album spread in the 90's and Clutch Transnational Speedway League. They call 90's grunge but there was good flow of metal in the 90's. And I love Angel Dust. It is my top FNM album.
Favorite Faith no More song is “Falling to Pieces. Also saw them in concert many years ago. They opened and then Metallica came on and then Guns and Roses brought it home. Beat concert of all time
Not a one hit wonder as stated in the comments. Love this song and band(Mike Patton is awesome!) Back in 1989 when this came out the metal fans hated on this song because of the whole Rock/Rap combination. Great reaction from ya'll 😀 other songs are "Fallin to pieces, 'Midlife Crisis" "We care a lot" "A Small victory" "Midnight Cowboy" and of course their cover of The Commadores "Easy" 😀 This was in the Top 40 then
Agree! They are far from being a one hit wonder! They have some very good albums, l love “The Real Thing’, ‘Underwater Love’ and ‘King For a Day...Fool for a Lifetime’ is a great album 🔥
I really do hope you give them more of a listen, because they are a great band to go down the rabbit hole with. To start with there's 'Midlife Crisis', one of my favourites. I recommend a lyric vid for that reaction, not because it's heavy but because the way he says/sings the lyrics may mean it's difficult to pick up what he's saying. Or for Amber there's the easier on the ears 'Evidence' or 'Easy'. All are excellent choices.
Thanks for reacting to this awesome song! Their song "Falling to Pieces", and their cover of "Easy" by The Commodores are definitely a couple that you all should check out!
Heavy metal , Hip Hop R&B all in one package don't get no better than that with some classical piano thrown in at the end. The singing and some of the arrangements have a Stevie wonder influence. Pure master piece.
This was one of the biggest song of the year when it came out and easily one of the biggest releases of the decade. They also have a great cover of 'Easy' Ugly Kid Joe is another band that had a huge hit back in the day called 'Everything About You' You should definitely check it out 👍
Faith No More showed up during a time from the late 80's through the early 90's where bands were exploring new styles including fusion of more than one type of music, the beginning of Grunge and Industrial Rock . If you want more samples of the style of that time period Try Nine Inch Nail's "Head like a Hole" and Meatpuppets song "Backwater".
This joint was Faith No More breakthrough hit. Some people don't know Mike Patton wasn't the original lead singer for the group. It was a dude by the name of Chuck Mosley who passed away a few years ago. RIP to Chuck!
Faith No More is one of the most influential bands of all times! You urgently have to do more of their stuff! „everythings ruined“, „midlife crisis“ etc is a must! FNM
I love how Jay's mind is blown, ha. Trust me, we felt the same way the first time we heard this! It was a massive hit, even if it was a bit "perplexing." There was a sense that this band was a perfect bridge from late 80s rock into a different early 90s sound. Amber may not come around to them, but if you want to try a few more songs, I'd suggest going back in time and listening to "We Care a Lot" (just an awesome song) and then forward again with "Falling to Pieces," "Surprise! You're Dead!" (I know, awful, but - great song!) and "Midlife Crisis."
Mike Patton is one of my ALL TIME favorite singers. I have been listening to FNM for so many years, including their most recent album, Sol Invictus, and there is a special talent here that just can't be described in words. They can rock, rap, be serious, or joke around, and it never affects the quality if their music. They are one of a kind. Personally, my favorite song if theirs is LAST CUP OF SORROW. The song RV is a classic example of how they can be funny, creative, and talented all at the same time. Perhaps their best 'commercial' moment was doing a cover of EASY ( Lionel Richie ), which sounds like a beautiful song when they sing it, but in actuality, they are completely making fun of it, and right before the guitar solo, Mike actually yells 'ewww' to make it obvious how they don't like it...just hilarious. Keep smiling 🤘 🙂
Jay, your reaction was so much fun to watch! You both bring me smiles and I love appreciating music I've known for years in a new different way. Thanks!!
Seriously, one of the best singers of all time, he’s only showing you a fraction of his power here. Lots of people are suggesting Easy, so I’ll go with I Started a Joke. I’ve seen them live twice, almost 30 years apart.
This song was a little groundbreaking when it came out in the late 80's. It was definitely a what genre would this song fall into? Great reaction! It's totally on par! 😉🙃
Lovin' this reaction! When these guys first hit the music scene they were such a powerhouse, a breath of fresh air. I love this song. My housemates at the time did not appreciate it, not one little bit. I loved seeing the instant connection you had with it, Jay. Reminded me of myself, head bopping, fist in the air. Extra cool that you're bopping in a Dodger's cap. Amber, I appreciate you so much! You enjoy music the way some people enjoy a fine meal. I love how you are open to so many genres. It is okay to not love everything. It is wonderful that you are so willing to give a listen to other FNM songs. You are a special & classy lady.
Faith No More is one of my favorite bands ever, and Mike Patton is one of the best vocalists you will hear. I'd list songs, but really you should just listen to the entirety of the "Real Thing" and "Angel Dust" albums, plus several songs from their later works. "The Real Thing" is my favorite song by them, but the entire Angel Dust album was literally part of the soundtrack to my sophomore year in high school. I listened to it with my best friends over and over and over, and every song on that album will awaken memories in me!
This song absolutely rocked in the 90’s and still does until now. It’s a mash up of rock and rap. It’s a force to be reckoned with. Listen to it more and you’ll be hooked. It’ll grow on you. As a kid in the 90’s, the video was mesmerising. Man this song just hits different.
Mr. Bungle is an American experimental rock band formed in Eureka, California in 1985. Michael Patton joins the band; he is from my town. I met Mike and his father years ago; he is a high school teacher. Mike really is a great performer.
Seeing this reaction is a asmr trigger. FNM is a shock to any music-phile's system but with just alittle attunement becomes a singularly fantastic audio journey.
This song was a metaphor of the music industry at that time. Metal was being lapped by grunge and that was being overtaken by rap. So they kept asking the question of "what is it" what will the new sound be and will they be playing it. The ending piano coupled with the "fish out of water" imagery personifies this.
@@kristinpark8042 The term grunge was first used to describe the murky-guitar bands (most notably Nirvana and Pearl Jam) that emerged from Seattle in the late 1980 as a bridge between mainstream 1980s heavy metal-hard rock and postpunk alternative rock. DO YOUR HOMEWORK LOL
Mike Patton used to sell me records in Eureka, CA when I was in high school at a record store called "The Works"! Our mutual friend and bass player Trevor Dunn formed Mr. Bungle, another outstanding Punk band!
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Mike Patton is without a doubt one of the best and most versatile vocalists in rock history.
Yes
Him and Devin Townsend are undoubtedly masters of their craft.
That's an understatement. Lol
@@One_Rifle same goes with HR of Bad Brains during his peak
His voice and what he can do with it if off any scale!
Faith No More is a ridiculously deep rabbit hole. Literally anything off of their Angel Dust album is absolute GOLD!
I second this comment!!
i third this comment, it was the first CD i ever bought!
Everything's Ruined: best song, intentionally worst video.
@@TheFrancoMcNeil Lol, yeah the video blows. 😀
and Mike Patton is whole underground city
Their cover of Easy by The Commodores is really incredible, shows his voice off even more.
I second this. They truly did Lionel Richie's song justice. Excellent cover.
Yes
Agreed!
Came here just to make this comment
Fully Agree.
When I do closing DJ sets, I always end with Easy.
This was a groundbreaking song and essentially helped kicked in the door for the 90s. They were the first band that successfully fused rap and rock together into one and laid the blueprint for other bands to come in the 90s and 2000s. The Red Hot Chili Peppers took it a step further about a year later with their song 'Give It Away'
@@ExitStrategy1609 Give it Away was a MASSIVE hit for the Peppers, virtually everyone knows that song today. As great as it was, the same cannot be said for Epic. So yea, they took the rap/rock thing MUCH further than FNM.
@@theDavidChannel1 NA and Then KoRn and NU metal turned all of that on it's head lol and they went ALL OUT
Peppers flat-out copied Faith No More you only had to watch Anthony Kiedis when they first appeared he flat-out copied Mike Patton's Swagger. Just saying 😁
This was groundbreaking but Mike was crossing genres pretty hard in Mr. Bungle before this... also don't forget about Walk This Way
Patton joined Faith No More in 1988. I bought my first Red Hot Chili Peppers tape in 1985 or 86, Freaky Styley.@@MrMambott
This song was huuuge when i was a teenager, i hung out at an arcade and this song was played every second song on the jukebox for months. Still got regular play after that but you could always tell when a song was a big hit with our crowd cause it would be every second song played, lol.
Faith No More was a groundbreaking and genre-busting band. Each member brought very different influences to the mix and they did a great job of making it work.
I think the music video is groundbreaking too.
And limp Bizcuit and Rage ATM and all other rap/rockers. The hilariously 80's jacket in the video is amazing!
One of my all time favourite bands, "The Real Thing", "Falling to Pieces", "Midlife Crisis", "Easy". all worth a listen.
If I might add a few suggestions to your own: "Zombie Eaters," "A Small Victory," "Just A Man." (Honestly, I'm having to restrain myself from listing 10 more.)
Nothing like doing "Falling to Pieces" at Karaoke and see all the older folks get really nervous. Some people just don't appreciate poetry.
What Wasted Po said!🤟👍🎯💯
Everything's ruined too
"last cup of sorrow" is another great one
❤ Jay's reaction is hilariously wonderful. I really enjoy the honesty you both have to music reactions, it makes your vids a fun watch.
First saw this band, in 1992 (along with Soundgarden) backing up Guns and Roses, at Wembley Stadium.
Anything Mike Patton touches is guaranteed to have spectacular vocals and lyrics that destroy! He's an amazing artist.
Jay and Amber are not yet ready for Mr Bungle, possibly not even Fantomas or Tomahawk.
I have always loved that little piano piece at the end. It is a perfect wrap up of this truly 'Epic' song.
I love it too but it always makes me think of that friggin' fish and I feel really sad.
@@SaxyLament This little fish can symbolise "it" in the song - what is it what we all want but can't grab it - life, joy, happiness...
Jay, your reaction to this was so much fun. You GET it. This song shook us all when it came out, we didn’t know what to think. But we couldn’t stop listening. I love their other hits as well, hope to see more of them here!
Yep!
That is spot on. I remember saying “WTF is this?! Play it again!!”
@@corneliuscrewe677 I remember that summer like 89, or 90. Fuck i miss those days
Faith No More was one of the groups that really was influential in combining musical styles -- yet, as surprising as their music was when they hit the scene, it was also very accessible. Though truth be told, I may have been in Amber's camp the very first time I heard this song, as well, but like her, I grew to really dig their sound -- and ended up buying several albums from 'em.
Coal chamber said the bass was influential
Imagine watching this on MTV back when it came out. Nothing but hair metal on and then suddenly… Faith No More. I got a friend with MTV to record it for me and I damn near wore out the tape. I remember I was searching for a favorite band to have back then, but then I found it. I'll never let it go.
I remember!
At first we were like WTF then within seconds we were like ok I can dig it!
It was Much Music up here, but yes! this exactly!!
I did see it on MTV and yes it was Epic!
For people complaining about this time period, I say Screw you!
It was back when MTV actually had mostly music... Headbangers Ball and Yo MTV Raps anybody?
I miss the good old days of MTV.
whats more shocking is the guy singing has a 5+ octave vocal range, but most of this song is rap and hardly used
Congratulations. You just heard Mike Patton singing. The man's vocal range is incredible. He can go all the way down to low Gregorian style chants and all the way up to imitating high pitched whale calls. A truly underrated vocalist.
Plus he's done a lot of voice over work including a few video games. If you played the Left 4 Dead games, he voiced ALL the infected characters in the game.
*Six octave* vocal range.
By contrast, Freddie Mercury only had four.
Mike Patton is CRIMINALLY underrated.
@@TheLastGarou Also, if you want to check out FNM prior to Mike Patton joining the band, check out the song "We Care a Lot".
and mike patton singing cover versions of 1950s and 1960s Italian pop music with a forty-member orchestra . Mondo Cane. that is fire!
@@politikilter6446 RIP to Chuck Mosely.
Faith No More and Living Color! The most underrated bands of the time 🎸🎧
So glad you’ve listen to them 💙
Amen! Amen! Especially Living Color for me. They had such a great groove. Great lyrics and songs. But FNM was awesome also. Loved this album.
@@carlpeterson8182 and that was how rock was DONE!
I can agree.Living color never got their Props🤘
FNM were absolutely never underrated.
@@sretePtraB oh please. They were absolute pioneers and never got the credit they are due. Epic was a phenomenal album but you didn’t hear it get the AirPlay, once they left the limelight. That’s underrated.
Mike Patton is a legendary vocalist. He's got a variety of styles and his range is amazing.
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No limits on his VOCALS none well not back in the 90s and early 2000s when i saw him first time 1991 faith no more at the AUCKLAND TOWN HALL
No he stinks he was so bad when he opened for Metallica in Detroit falling all over the place could not even understand his vocals . worst band I ever saw live.
@@darrinmoon1974 It happens...The worst show I ever saw was the Smashing Pumpkins.
This is one of those 80s to 90s transition songs
Right up there with Right Here Right Now by Jesus Jones in that category 😊. Hello, fellow Gen Xer lol
@@krash2fast99 Lol totally. Jesus Jones Right Here Right Now is the missing link. Gen X Baby!!
This was amazing when it came out.. showing age here but I was maybe 12 when this came out.. mtv gen late 80s early 90s was an amazing time for music…it makes me smile that your generation enjoys music that made me😊
I grew up with headbangers ball yo mtv raps the game show remote control beavis and butthead ren and stimpy hey dude clarrissa .. ponder would you ever go back a generation or 2 ? If you could , where in time would you go first?
Their cover of "Easy" by the Commodores is great as well.
Faith No More are a band the are v late 80’s early 90’s. They inspired bands like Slipnot and Lincon Park. They where the first to do kind of Genre and bring it mainstream. They where pre grunge. They were literally…….EPIC. 🔥
Well they were not the first to do it. Maybe bring it more mainstream. The Red Hot Chili Peppers were still not huge yet. They were your older cool brothers group. But the RHCP and FNM has a little feud. The RHCP thought FNM stole their style. Copied them. I can kind of see it. It was all so new and FNM was more hard rock/ metal than the RHCPs. They had more groove. Loved them both at this time period. I kind of phased out of FNM as they changed. Stayed with the RHCP but liked them much less as they got so popular and the music suffered.
@@carlpeterson8182 Flea said the feud was all BS, media blew something Kiedis said out of proportion.
I'd say RHCP did it first. But both are good
@@carlpeterson8182 Yeah i heard about that as well. Both the bands used the rap rock every once in the while but FNM phased out of the rap rock around 94 and i kind of started getting bored of RHCP in the early 2000's music was getting slower not very much. Bands like Sublime and System of a Down with others came in and started taking over the genre.
And coal chamber
“A Small Victory” and “Midlife Crisis” show off his vocals pretty good.
Midlife Crisis is my favourite track ever but I think King for a Day showcases Pattons vocals better. A brute of an album.
I'm going to throw FNM's cover of The BeeGee's song I Started A Joke into the vocal recommendations :)
Yes, Angel Dust is my favorite album by them!
Evidence
Song Released in January 1990...Grunge came later
Love this band. They do a good rendition of a Sabbath song - War Pigs. Was great to see your reactions!!!
I found their version of War Pigs better than the original! A Sabbath fan workmate reluctantly agreed!
Their drummer went to to be Ozzy Osbourne's drummer for a while.
Great track to react to. Definitely a influential band from the 90's. Other cool songs are "From out of Nowhere", "The Real Thing", "Falling To Pieces", "Midlife Crisis", "War Pigs", & "The Perfect Crime"
The song "Falling To Pieces" was used in the movie BLACK HAWK DOWN(2001) Definitely recommend watching it if you haven't seen it yet. Directed by Ridley Scott(Blade Runner, Gladiator, Alien, Black Rain, G.I. Jane, Legend, Kingdom of Heaven, American Gangster, Prometheus, Alien: Covenant, The Last Duel, House of Gucci)
I agree with Vee that "Falling to Pieces" is going to be the next best one for both of you, Amber and Jordan. It's more in the middle of both of your preferences. Then I would say the next one should be "The Real Thing" for Amber to get even more love.
These guys really blended genres.
Very unique.
The ending where they close out with that piano just demonstrates to me that they are true musicians.......
You can see how the notes played in those piano lines are really the foundations of the whole song...
I truly appreciate how good this song is.
You said that you are SHOOK.
I would venture to say that when this song was released we were ALL shook!
We had never heard anything like it before. It dropped like a bomb!
I'm glad you liked this so much. Faith No More is criminally underrated. Mike Patton's voice is like none other.
Released towards the end of '89 on the album The Real Thing, and I believe this song was released as a single in January of 1990 (the very time I turned 7, lol). To say that this track blew the 80's off to the side and busted the door down to bring in that glorious decade we call the 90's is an understatement!
They’re one of a kind and legendary. Mike Patton, the singer, is an amazing vocalist. It’s worth exploring their catalogue of music. They are so versatile and unique. Try ‘Easy’ for a softer sound and Mike’s voice shining. Try ‘A Small Victory’ for more rock but quite accessible. And of course their cover of Black Sabbath’s ‘’War Pigs’ is awesome too.
Patton is a fantastic vocalist
Zombie Eaters, Kingdom Kindergarten. Those are really good follow ups to this.
Mike Patton, the singer of Faith No More, did all the voices of the vampires from I Am Legend.
Mike Patton is a legend his voice is so unique that it almost sounds like it's a different singer on each song.The reason why they aren't known so much is because they were overshadowed by the Chillie Pepper's whom the label industries decided to go with instead of them too bad because I like Faith way more.Do a review of there remake of the Commodores Easy it will blow your mind.keep up the good work!!!
To me before numetal in the 2000s this band FNM paved the way in the early 90s
WHAT IS IT? You want it all, but you can't have it. It's in your face, but you can't grab it! What is IT? Thank you, great reaction video! Best wishes for the success of your channel. I enjoy watching videos with other music lovers and people who are able to do these reaction videos. Your path in this new industry is a noble endeavor for the benefit of all who can appreciate the shared human appreciation of music and sound. This is a great new industry for entrepreneurs and fosters the betterment of good culture across the globe. As always, Thank you kindly.
Patton said it was about ungratified sex
Faith No More is my favorite band of all time. You guys should heard Midlife Crisis, Last Cup of Sorrow, Evidence to see more of this amazing band.
all fantastic songs . and small victory is awesome to .
Jizzlobber
Of all time? Lol
King for a day... is their best record. They are all great, but that one was my favorite.
Yes! I hope they keep going!
Faith No More is literally Epic. And they have a phenomenal cover of “Easy”, from the Commodores.
My favorite version…
@@Wrangzilla Mine as well ☺️
STOP!! Now that you have discovered Faith No More AND you have an infant, it is IMPERITIVE dor you to react to "Zombie Eaters". Dont let the title scare you, it's written and sung from the perspective of a baby. A time when everything is just "I NEED". Do a lyric video so you don't miss anything. ENJOY!!
Zombie Eaters is by FAR,in my opinion,one of their best songs!!its an old favorite of mine.😃please give it a listen!!!!!you'll be surprised. Trust us...your fans won't steer you wrong,we love you guys!! FNM has many styles and is very versatile in blending styles as well.🙂
Was just going to suggest that😁👍
Yes! That song shook my music world when I was young.
@@stephaniegeer1691 Yep it is my fav too :)
My fav by them!
Ashes to ashes… awesome 👍👍
My 90s teen memory unlocked moments with this song. What??!! Totally forgot this!
YES! I suggested this one soooo many times! Try “Falling To Pieces” next.
Faith No More is pretty awesome! "Midlife Crisis", "We Care A Lot" or they did an amazing cover of "Easy" from the Commodores and Lionel Richie, all great songs by them!
Their cover of Midnight Cowboy was awesome, too
I second those suggestions…especially Midlife Crisis. Jay would dig that one for sure
@@joepaskowski9091 Yeah, I think they will both like Midlife Crisis.
We care A Lot was Chuck singing, not Mike. Still a great song
It can't be overstated how big this song was. It was on MTV and the radio non-stop. The lead singer is a famous, extremely talented vocalist who also do voice acting work. He's well-known to have one of the most incredible vocal ranges.
And voicing zombies in I Am Legend and many more. Dude is awesome!
This is so layered too - I had the fade-out vocals (ripped from a multitrack ogg file) as my ringtone for 10 years, and it's unrecognisable to the uninitiated
Thank you for checking out this band. It’s so under appreciated.
Such an amazing song, with metal, rock, and rap all seamlessly melded together. I think the bassist really likes Les Claypool and Mike Patton is an amazingly versatile vocalist- one of your reaction peers saw this video and asked about his style and range. I’ll never forget the answer from a viewer:
Q: How many voices does Mike Patton have?
A: All of them.
Oh, PS- next up should be Falling to Pieces from the same album.
@@chrislira3574 Midlife Crisis, STAT!!!
Chris Lira,
This was one of the earliest examples of the musical style known as Nu-Metal. Later examples of acts in Nu-Metal include Korn, Limp Bizkit, Kid Rock (think Bawitdaba), and Linkin Park. Love this song and wish they had more hits like this.
Finally! Faith No More have great songs, very talented! Mike Patton is a phenomenal singer!
30 plus years later this song still gives me that vibe whenever I hear it! 👍
Love it. It's one of those End of the World songs
I just got chills again
Oh guys!! This band blew everyone away in the early 90's with their combination of styles. I still listen to them today very regularly. You may note that the Guitarist (Big Jim Martin) wearing a tribute shirt for Metallica's late bassist Cliff Burton. They were best friends growing up together and jamming songs back in the early 80's. I love Faith No More but really miss the edge that Jim brought to the band. Keep them coming. Truly enjoy watching your musical journey
I consider angeldust the end of fnm. Once jim was out, it wasnt the same. He brought a straight metal sound to this ecelectic motley crew
The memories this song ignites for me. Perfection!!!!
Faith No More is such a phenomenal talent! So excited y'all discovered them.
Yes,In so excited forcthem to try,We Care ALot with OG singer. And Easy, Midlife Crisis, DEFINITELY!!! Small Victory, Everything's Ruined, Midnight Cowboy. Kindergarten....abd their mifmd 90's stuff was goid ,too. No album was the same
Yes!!!!
This song takes me back to high school age 15 or 16. Sometimes a song brings back memories... for me it was working at a grocery store on the weekend and abt 4 of us always went to lunch at Pizza Hut (across the parking lot) and put $1 in the jukebox for 5 songs. Always played this song, and little MC- Bust a move, and the other 3 songs escape me at the moment (5 songs for $1). Awesome music & $3 personal pan pizzas! Those were the days!
I was waiting for this day for so long. I along with many others I am certain have requested this song. I could not wait until I saw you react to this. Your reaction is exactly what I figured it would be. Especially those first 10-15 seconds.
Love watching a new generation discover Faith no More like I did back when Mtv was music and this video debuted. Just jump in the rabbit hole, you won't be disappointed.
Mike Patton is my favorite lead singer of any band ever.
That guy has a six octave voice and he ain’t afraid to use it!!!
Check out Faith No More songs like:
Falling to Pieces
Midlife
The Real Thing
We Care A lot
Zombie Eaters
Jizzlober
War Pigs (Cover of Black Sabbath)
Be Aggressive
Easy (Cover of the Commodores)
Ashes to Ashes
He’s in also other killer bands like:
Mr Bungle (Y’all aren’t ready for that quite yet!!)🤯
Dead Cross
Fantômas
Peeping Tom
I Started a Joke cover is great too
Don't forget The Dillinger Escape Plan - When Good Dogs Do Bad Things
Also Lovage is an incredible project of his...
...and, he just sang the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles theme song in the new TMNT Shredder's Revenge game!!!
This is my favourite reaction video, because of his reaction. So fun. Faith No More. Say no more.
WE ALL HAD THE SAME REACTION IN 1990. FNM IS FIRE!
Oh boy! One of the most amazing and influential bands in rock history. Such range musically and vocally. So many great songs to choose from. I'm not sure you're going to like them all but, trust me, they are all masterpieces.
Faith No More are a great band, i discovered them with that song back in 1989 when i was 16, they have alot of good songs.
- From Out Of Nowhere
- The Real Thing
- Zombie Eaters
- Midlife Crisis
- Digging The Grave
- Everything's Ruined
- A Small Victory
I was 13 and within a week of hearing them initially I was playing Zombie Eaters and others on my guitar lol. I wonder if these two guys reacting realize this shit is from '89.
Hey, exactly my age too! I’ll be 50 in November. They had a pretty big following in my hometown in New Hampshirite. The college radio station had a metal DJ on Friday night and he played them all the time. Got to see them, Soundgarden, an Voivod play for 75 people in early 1990. It was “Epic”.
@@brianhammond2832 That's funny. I'm in a college town in Alabama and grew up on the Friday Night Metal show on the college radio too.
@@lagronemikal 🤘
Midlife Crisis - classic arrangements. One my favourite tunes of the 90s
I saw them open for the Metallica / GNR tour back in the day. “Falling to Pieces” is still my favorite song of theirs.
Now this mustve been some show!
I really like this song but every time I think of it I think of Beavis and Butthead lol when they watched the video. "Boing, boing, boing, b-boing!"
I saw them at Giants Stadium during that tour. Great show.
My parents went to that concert! I was 9 and mad hating on them because they would take me! Lol
Metallica followed FNM because Axl was unpredictable.They didn’t want to clean up after Axl pissed off the crowd. James still had stand-in guitar player after he burned his hand. They opened with “Creeping Death”, a crowd favorite. When GNR finished their set the pyrotechnics were blinding. I looked up just in time to block something some jerk threw at me. A few people dove on the ground trying to grab it.... turns out it was Axl’s microphone. I had it in my hand!
This song and the whole album "The Real Thing" was a game changer and wayy ahead of everyone back in 1988 when it was released! Mike Patton is the most versatile vocal I've till now!theres no genre he can't sing! I was in high school when this was released and fortune enough to grow up with Faith No More! Hail! There probably wouldn't be no Limp Bizkit, Deftones, Korn, Linkin Park, Incubus if there was no Faith No More!
I’ve seen them twice. The first time was January 1990 in Boston. They were the opening band. The middle band was Soundgarden and the headliner was Voivod. Drove through a blizzard to get there and only 75 people showed up! Faith No More was the best and that’s who I was there for. I got to talk to Mike Patton before the show. His tour bus was parked in front of the venue and he was video taping the line to get in. Nobody else recognized him. Got to talk to Jim Martin at the bar after the show.
The second time was in Foxborough Stadium with Metallica and Guns n Roses.
Mike Patton has no limits on his VOCALS he is amazing live FANTAMUS WAS ONE OF THE MOST EYEs and EARs OPENING GIGS EVER insane
The Patton rabbit hole goes very deep...
@@Vorg66 he is off the planet telented have you heard Fantamus?
MR BUNGLE!
@@justanotherdayinthelife9841 thank you for reminding me getting on in life 52 with a bad head injury i forget things all the 😴😴😴😴
How can I like this comment more than once
A small victory by them is fire 🔥🔥 and Mike Patton probably has one of the most versatile voices in music ,this guy can practically sing ANYTHING !!!
lol... I see what you did there!
Nice
Yes! FNM has been my fave group since I first saw the video for Epic on MTV, 33 years ago when I was 12. A Small Victory is my absolute fave song by them. Not only because of Mike's singing, but I just love that merging of violins and bass guitar
The follow up to this album "Angel Dust" is arguably the best metal album of the 90's. No joke.
Facts. I saw them on this tour when I was 19 and it was life changing.
I wouldn't even think of arguing with that!
Absolutely. It's in my top 2 records, period.
I'll go for one of the best, but the 90's brought us La Sexorcista Devil Music Volume 1 (the only I actually love by White Zombie), Vulgar Display of Power, Opiate/Undertow and Aenima. Not even dipping into Gwar's album spread in the 90's and Clutch Transnational Speedway League. They call 90's grunge but there was good flow of metal in the 90's. And I love Angel Dust. It is my top FNM album.
As time goes on that album really holds up exceedingly well
Favorite Faith no More song is “Falling to Pieces. Also saw them in concert many years ago. They opened and then Metallica came on and then Guns and Roses brought it home. Beat concert of all time
Mike Patton is an epic rabbit hole. Many styles and sounds. Amazing vocalist.
Not a one hit wonder as stated in the comments. Love this song and band(Mike Patton is awesome!) Back in 1989 when this came out the metal fans hated on this song because of the whole Rock/Rap combination. Great reaction from ya'll 😀 other songs are "Fallin to pieces, 'Midlife Crisis" "We care a lot" "A Small victory" "Midnight Cowboy" and of course their cover of The Commadores "Easy" 😀 This was in the Top 40 then
Agree! They are far from being a one hit wonder! They have some very good albums, l love “The Real Thing’, ‘Underwater Love’ and ‘King For a Day...Fool for a Lifetime’ is a great album 🔥
I really do hope you give them more of a listen, because they are a great band to go down the rabbit hole with. To start with there's 'Midlife Crisis', one of my favourites. I recommend a lyric vid for that reaction, not because it's heavy but because the way he says/sings the lyrics may mean it's difficult to pick up what he's saying. Or for Amber there's the easier on the ears 'Evidence' or 'Easy'. All are excellent choices.
Thanks for reacting to this awesome song! Their song "Falling to Pieces", and their cover of "Easy" by The Commodores are definitely a couple that you all should check out!
Heavy metal , Hip Hop R&B all in one package don't get no better than that with some classical piano thrown in at the end. The singing and some of the arrangements have a Stevie wonder influence. Pure master piece.
I friggin love watching these reaction videos of younguns introduced to one of the best groups of all time
This was one of the biggest song of the year when it came out and easily one of the biggest releases of the decade.
They also have a great cover of 'Easy'
Ugly Kid Joe is another band that had a huge hit back in the day called 'Everything About You'
You should definitely check it out 👍
And speaking of covers, they should also check out Ugly Kid Joe's cover of Harry Chapin's "Cats In The Cradle"
@@vanessalucas4760 absolutely
I agree with you should check out Ugly Kid Joe. Neighbor is another great song of theirs
Faith No More showed up during a time from the late 80's through the early 90's where bands were exploring new styles including fusion of more than one type of music, the beginning of Grunge and Industrial Rock . If you want more samples of the style of that time period Try Nine Inch Nail's "Head like a Hole" and Meatpuppets song "Backwater".
I love backwater
Meatpuppets there is a blast from the past
This song was in heavy rotation on MTV in the summer of 1990. It felt like every time we turned it to MTV, there it was. Good thing I liked it.
This joint was Faith No More breakthrough hit. Some people don't know Mike Patton wasn't the original lead singer for the group. It was a dude by the name of Chuck Mosley who passed away a few years ago. RIP to Chuck!
A sad story. Chuck was also a great artist.
My big sister had such a crush on the singer. That summer all we heard is : »Oh! He’s so gorgeous! »
Faith No More is one of the most influential bands of all times! You urgently have to do more of their stuff! „everythings ruined“, „midlife crisis“ etc is a must! FNM
Jay, the whole album is awesome. I played the crap out of this when I was younger. the singer has an enormous range. you'd be surprised.
Takes me back, that’s for sure. I’ve gotta dig it out and have a listen again.
I love how Jay's mind is blown, ha. Trust me, we felt the same way the first time we heard this! It was a massive hit, even if it was a bit "perplexing." There was a sense that this band was a perfect bridge from late 80s rock into a different early 90s sound.
Amber may not come around to them, but if you want to try a few more songs, I'd suggest going back in time and listening to "We Care a Lot" (just an awesome song) and then forward again with "Falling to Pieces," "Surprise! You're Dead!" (I know, awful, but - great song!) and "Midlife Crisis."
Remember watching this video on MTV when it came out, completely awestruck. Great song!!
I live through the 70/80/90’s. Good music heys 👍🏼🇦🇺
Mike Patton is one of my ALL TIME favorite singers. I have been listening to FNM for so many years, including their most recent album, Sol Invictus, and there is a special talent here that just can't be described in words. They can rock, rap, be serious, or joke around, and it never affects the quality if their music. They are one of a kind.
Personally, my favorite song if theirs is LAST CUP OF SORROW. The song RV is a classic example of how they can be funny, creative, and talented all at the same time.
Perhaps their best 'commercial' moment was doing a cover of EASY ( Lionel Richie ), which sounds like a beautiful song when they sing it, but in actuality, they are completely making fun of it, and right before the guitar solo, Mike actually yells 'ewww' to make it obvious how they don't like it...just hilarious. Keep smiling 🤘 🙂
Jay, your reaction was so much fun to watch! You both bring me smiles and I love appreciating music I've known for years in a new different way. Thanks!!
Seriously, one of the best singers of all time, he’s only showing you a fraction of his power here. Lots of people are suggesting Easy, so I’ll go with I Started a Joke. I’ve seen them live twice, almost 30 years apart.
Faith No More is another rabbit hole....amazing band
OMG! This takes me right back to my mid teens. loved them along with Pearl Jam and skid row.
This was their biggest hit but this entire album was amazing from beginning to end.
Absolutely love Jay's reaction to this song
This song was a little groundbreaking when it came out in the late 80's. It was definitely a what genre would this song fall into? Great reaction! It's totally on par! 😉🙃
Mike is the craziest rock n roll artist of that time. And he’s serious
Genre Fluid? This is the band. Peace!
Lovin' this reaction! When these guys first hit the music scene they were such a powerhouse, a breath of fresh air. I love this song. My housemates at the time did not appreciate it, not one little bit. I loved seeing the instant connection you had with it, Jay. Reminded me of myself, head bopping, fist in the air. Extra cool that you're bopping in a Dodger's cap. Amber, I appreciate you so much! You enjoy music the way some people enjoy a fine meal. I love how you are open to so many genres. It is okay to not love everything. It is wonderful that you are so willing to give a listen to other FNM songs. You are a special & classy lady.
Faith No More is one of my favorite bands ever, and Mike Patton is one of the best vocalists you will hear. I'd list songs, but really you should just listen to the entirety of the "Real Thing" and "Angel Dust" albums, plus several songs from their later works. "The Real Thing" is my favorite song by them, but the entire Angel Dust album was literally part of the soundtrack to my sophomore year in high school. I listened to it with my best friends over and over and over, and every song on that album will awaken memories in me!
This song absolutely rocked in the 90’s and still does until now. It’s a mash up of rock and rap. It’s a force to be reckoned with. Listen to it more and you’ll be hooked. It’ll grow on you. As a kid in the 90’s, the video was mesmerising. Man this song just hits different.
Mr. Bungle is an American experimental rock band formed in Eureka, California in 1985. Michael Patton joins the band; he is from my town. I met Mike and his father years ago; he is a high school teacher. Mike really is a great performer.
Seeing this reaction is a asmr trigger. FNM is a shock to any music-phile's system but with just alittle attunement becomes a singularly fantastic audio journey.
This song was a metaphor of the music industry at that time. Metal was being lapped by grunge and that was being overtaken by rap. So they kept asking the question of "what is it" what will the new sound be and will they be playing it. The ending piano coupled with the "fish out of water" imagery personifies this.
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I always thought it was about masturbation
@@Kirksheltonit is
This was before grunge.
@@kristinpark8042 The term grunge was first used to describe the murky-guitar bands (most notably Nirvana and Pearl Jam) that emerged from Seattle in the late 1980 as a bridge between mainstream 1980s heavy metal-hard rock and postpunk alternative rock. DO YOUR HOMEWORK LOL
Mike Patton is an unbelievable vocalist, check out anything from him and you’ll be glad you did. Fun reaction 🤙🤙🤙🤙
Now you need to react to "Everything About You" by Ugly Kid Joe. Great rock song.
Agreed! Was just coming here to say this!
Yes! Good suggestion 😀
Absolutely another great rock song from the early 90s: Everything About You by Ugly Kid Joe.
Mike Patton used to sell me records in Eureka, CA when I was in high school at a record store called "The Works"! Our mutual friend and bass player Trevor Dunn formed Mr. Bungle, another outstanding Punk band!
You will not believe the range on Mike Patton's voice - he can sing anything all the way up to opera.