@@sydIRISH You are wrong... Mike Patton has 6 Octaves + 1/2 tones Corey Taylor has 5 Octaves + 2 tones The current Guiness record holder is 10 octaves by name of Tim Storms(but he does voice acting not singing)
I can be a bit wary of covers, but when they manage the difficult task of staying true to the original song, yet giving it a twist, I'm very appreciative. Case in point right here.
Mike Patton is the most gifted vocalist in the world regardless of genre, a range of 6 octaves and he uses...every...single...one of them to perfection...in essence 6 times the man that Anthony Kiedis is or ever will be!
Of course this is a Commodores song written by Lionel Richie, but if you hear this song on the radio or over the P.A in a store, you'll only ever hear this version, for some reason. I love Faith No More, so it's never been a problem for me. That incredible voice belongs to Mike Patton. He is a brilliant musician.
So glad you caught that Jamel! The best "Ewwww" in rock history! That sold me on his version first time I heard it, it's so Mike Patton! Another great reaction Jamel thanks.
Have you seen him in studio (2015, aged very well) singing "This Guy's In Love..." by Burt Bacharach? Sends chills of delight through my body every time I listen. His vocal range is on full display, magnificent. Let's see that punk Kiedis do that one.
Played that one over the phone to my girlfriend long distance once when she lived apart. She cried, we got married a year or two later! Cheers Mr Patton haha
Saw these guys in a little dive bar, so many years ago. Back when it must not have cost much to book them for your club. There was only a handful of people in the joint, and they played to us with all the passion of playing to a full auditorium. They pulled up chairs and drank with us after the show. Amazing night.
LOVED this reaction.... loved how shocked you were at Mike Patton's white boy soul (he's got a lot of it!). He also sings in an Opera style, as well as death metal, and 1,000 other genres, while always making it his own :). He's the best!
I highly recommend the songs "Midlife Crisis" "We Care A Lot" and "Falling to Pieces". Chuck Moseley sang on "We Care A Lot" but the rest is all Mike Patton. Mike Borden(the drummer) is the driving force on "Midlife Crisis".
That solo in the middle is also absolutely killer, the guitar is driven so hard yet he controls it perfectly. You are right on, is one of the best covers ever.
"This guy is" more than rock. He has so many projects in his catalog, I couldn't name them all from memory. Not all rock, either. This cover gets me every time. I always have to listen to it twice. I used to go to a little bar with a friend of mine and play pool and play songs on the juke box. I would put this on twice in a row. I didn't care that it made some people scratch their heads. I just had to here that Eeoooow. Lol!!!
groovy, catchy, laid-back tune..............about the emotional aftermath of a rape. faith no more is often the musical equivalent of being punched in the face by an iron fist wearing a velvet glove.
Tomahawk’s God Hates a Coward. Mr Bungle’s Retrovertigo. Fantomas’ The Godfather, or Ave Satani. Lovage’s Book of the Month. You won’t be sorry. Great range of styles here.
Layne Stanley had such an incredibly soulful voice. Pure & clear when he wanted it to be. This song is a whole mood. I miss him as well as many other talents from his genre & decade.
Mike Patton, the six octave genre-less monster. Much love for him and this band. My fave band ever. Korn my second fave band, and Korn may have never existed without Faith No More in this world...
Amazing cover & tribute. The real mssg here is that art appreciates art. This is a great band paying respect to another great band, REGARDLESS of genre or style. There is SO much great music to experience. I feel sorry for people who have "musical blinders" on when it comes to listening to or giving something from outside their normal preferences a chance. Their musical worlds are so closed off & they're truly missing out on so much. They don't realize that it's OK to enjoy multiple styles & genres. That's what music is all about. It's called VARIETY people...
Yes my man! You totally get it, this band were one of a kind. Whether you like soul, jazz, hip hop, metal or country, these guys have something for you. Keep on this path!
This is got to be one of my favorite songs in the whole world Lionel Richie is a lyrical God but when I first heard this song Some 20-25 years ago I thought to myself wow did Lionel Richie recut this song and to my surprise no it was Faith No More for which the lead singer is Mike Patton another lyrical and vocal genius
Such a great song... I don't consider myself a huge Faith No More fan, but this is one of theirs that I've always loved. Their biggest hit in the 90s (and perhaps ever?) was "Epic". You might wanna check that one out if you haven't already, just to see which song of theirs had the most broad appeal. "Falling to Pieces", from the same album as "Epic", is really good as well. Oh, on a general note, I just wanted to say that I really appreciate that whenever you pause a song, you always back the music up a few seconds (I guess you hit the left arrow key?). I've seen so many other youtube reaction channels where they'll pause at an inopportune time (like right before a really big note, or a dramatic transition or something) and the flow of the song is badly interrupted. When you back up just a bit like you do, you ensure that doesn't happen. Thanks for that!
We Care A Lot was used on the show Dirty Jobs with Mike Rowe for a while. There are some of the FNM catalog that might not be quite as friendly. Midlife Crisis is good and Epic were good. Not sure about Crack Hitler, Be Aggressive, and Jizzlober though. They might cause a few problems.
Nice to see how another feels like I did when I first heard this, 1000 listens later, still amazed. And yes this is a rock band! Crazy isn't it. Thanks for sharing keep up these listens and we'll keep watching. Take care....Scott and Kimmie
First time i heard that song chills and i cried such a beautiful song oh man god bless this man he really put his heart and soul intp this song i love faith no more. Oh and you should listen to the live version peaceand love ❤🙌🙏
One of the best singers ever, keep it up. Should check out some of his other bands like Mr Bungle. One if my favorite metal bands Between the Buried and Me you should check out, big influence for them.
What’s really crazy is that Mike Patton also has another side project Loveage and the name of that album is music to make love to your old lady too, really cool chill sexy vibe
Goosebumps and stanky face. Enjoyed reaction cause I already did THAT ABOUT 20+ yrs ago with many of your reaction vids.. Brings back memories... thanx
Man. I was smiling through this whole reaction. So glad you ended up listening to this one. The singer is so diverse, well, the whole band is. If you did We Care A Lot next you’d see even more just the spectrum of their talent. Every song just reveals so much about them.
The way they covered this was great! It's very very true to the original but just has a nice bit of vocal depth added & a lil guitar flair thrown in. Wonderful way to do a cover.
Speaking of great covers, you should check their versions of War Pigs and I Started a Joke. Don't know of any band/singer that covers as broad a spectrum of styles and do it so well.
One of my favs is his 2015 in studio version of Burt Bacharach's "This Guy's In Love..."; with all the respect and admiration I have for Mr. Bacharach, I personally think Mr. Patton scored big time on that one.
@@miconis123 There was an interview with the band at the time and the question was why Easy? The reply as I recall? The band played this ( MP described it as a cheesy pop-song) because the fans wanted to hear War Pigs and he didn't want to sing it.
Thank you thank you thank you for this. I was telling my friend how i been loving watching bunch of reactions to rocl bands n rock songs lately..he recommended chemcing out Mike Patton ones. So jumped on it. As fan of Faith No more..i couldnt wait to see. Yours is first one i came to. Love how you did one that was just audio n were feeling it. His vocal range is incredible. He can do so much with his voice. This was awesome watching you get goosebumps gave me goosebumps 👍🎧🎙🤙
Mistake: " It is a rock band".....nah, it's a band of brilliant misfits that lean towards the harder. Sometimes Lionel Richie. Check out the "Poker Face " cover at 2009 Download Festival. :)
So, I've never really been inclined to click on a reaction vid before. Couldn't see the point. It'd be like watching a TV show about people watching TV shows (fellow Brits- goggle box?!). However, something made me click on one of your vids and here I am, a solid 2 hrs later still watching. Many of the tracks you react to are like old friends to me. You think you know a song inside and out, mechanically and emotionally from listening to it for many years but your reactions have garnered new appreciation for these old favourites and for that I thank you. I'm reminded of times in my youth sitting round friend's houses; Being introduced to new music, talking about it, just listening to it, being inspired by it and all the emotions that go along with it. Getting goosebumps from it :) Sincerely, thank you.
Captain Jamel AKA Jamal. What you are listening to is a well-trained man in the genre of telling a story he's a wonderful wonderful vocalist so glad that you tried this out and gave Faith No More the chance they deserve
I love coming home from work and getting to go on these adventures with you. Stopping and really listening to a song i used to love, or some I never heard. You remind me to appreciate music, and I'm grateful.
Also check out 'Mojo' by Peeping Tom (Mike Patton - FnM singer, Dan the Automator and Rahzel). He had Kool Keith, Norah Jones and Massive Attack on the album). You're welcome 😉
Last concert I went to of Faith no more they opened with Reunited by Peaches and herb... Evidence, epic, zombie eaters, falling to pieces, are all songs by Faith no more. Vocalist Mike Patton is one of the best in the biz...
Mike Patton is well known as one of the greatest vocalist ever regardless of the genre
His range is UNREAL.
Something like 8 fucking octaves. Largest range in the world...of rock. Corey Taylor is actually 2nd with 6 octaves.
I’m not a huge fan of Flea so I’m clearly on Mike Patton’s side of the Chili Pepper feud.
@@sydIRISH Ha Corey Taylor is terrible
@@sydIRISH You are wrong...
Mike Patton has 6 Octaves + 1/2 tones
Corey Taylor has 5 Octaves + 2 tones
The current Guiness record holder is 10 octaves by name of Tim Storms(but he does voice acting not singing)
Debatable
Keep going down the Faith No More path. You won't be sorry.
I was going to say something like that! Like, where do you even start on The Real Thing? The whole album!!
@@chadcassidy1580 yeah he should do an album review right from the start, that would be epic. Jamel are you listening good sir!
@@chadcassidy1580 my vote is for King for a Day, Fool for a Lifetime, full album! 🤘
Chad Cassidy I’ll take anything and everything fnm. Just want him to react to Patton’s full scale.
How bout Woodpecker from Mars? Just as good as any track with Patton on it.
You know a band is legit when they can go from the most brutal of metal songs to covering the Commodores!
I can be a bit wary of covers, but when they manage the difficult task of staying true to the original song, yet giving it a twist, I'm very appreciative.
Case in point right here.
Mike Patton is the most gifted vocalist in the world regardless of genre, a range of 6 octaves and he uses...every...single...one of them to perfection...in essence 6 times the man that Anthony Kiedis is or ever will be!
Nicely put...
I saw him live singing with microphone in his mouth while climbing the camera rig. He was pitch perfect. Fuck that shit. It was transcedental.
Wtf...Freddie Mercury, Steve Perry...
@@BennyNegroFromQueens - Haaaaaaahaha
Not to mention Frank Sinatra and Ella Fitzgerald
They also do an excellent cover of I Started a Joke by the Bee Gees.
That video blew me away. I did not know what to expect as it opened but as I watched I became more enthralled. How great was that!
Came to recommend this cover as well. I'd do the studio version of it first though, as the official video has some talking during the song.
I thought I started a joke was a Burt Bacharach song not the bee gees
@@nathanoatmeal445 Sorry my friend, you have it backwards.
@Cory Thompson Lol, which one? We've discussed so many I'm confused now, and they're all good. Lmao.
Mike Patton´s voice is absolutely out of this world !!!
Mike Patton has a vocal range that is out of this world. The man just oozes talent ❤️
This is a PERFECT example of a cover being better than the original. They KILLED this song. Mike's singing was so on point!!
I was always impressed that they stayed true to the original version and didn't alter it or rock it up. Shows their talent and versatility.
To think it took me all these years to get around to listening to Faith No More’s version of Easy by The Commodores.
Of course this is a Commodores song written by Lionel Richie, but if you hear this song on the radio or over the P.A in a store, you'll only ever hear this version, for some reason. I love Faith No More, so it's never been a problem for me. That incredible voice belongs to Mike Patton. He is a brilliant musician.
So glad you caught that Jamel! The best "Ewwww" in rock history! That sold me on his version first time I heard it, it's so Mike Patton! Another great reaction Jamel thanks.
MIKE PATTON is the best male singer of the past 25 years. You should try to find the video that showcases his vocal range. He also aged GRACEFULLY!
Have you seen him in studio (2015, aged very well) singing "This Guy's In Love..." by Burt Bacharach? Sends chills of delight through my body every time I listen. His vocal range is on full display, magnificent. Let's see that punk Kiedis do that one.
Sorry but chris cornell is the best of the last 25 or 30 years
@@ezekiel-re7vy A good choice, no arguments here.
@Tammy T How can I forget? Yes, so sad that we lost such a great voice, a tortured soul, a wounded human being that couldn't take it anymore. True.
@@ezekiel-re7vy yes it's not even close. No offense to Patton, he's great I love FNM.
Those goosebumps you mention man!! So true......incredible!
Mike Patton, one of the greatest vocalist's of the modern era.
This and Bungle have been my main bands since 88. Dude, you totally get it, and I see it every video. Supreme respect.
JAMEL: Wait a minute... this is a rock band.
ME:No, no, no...no, this is FAITH NO MORE.
Mike Patton contains multitudes
Yeah, that was an 'epic' pause...
EXACTLY
Hell yea
Very very fitting tribute to Lionel's original. Mike Patton and company definitely do this timeless classic justice.
Still 1 of the BEST COVER SONGS I have ever heard. Loved it since way back in the early 90's.
You should try the Oak Ridge Boys covering Seven Nation Army.
If you really want goose bumps, check out their cover of “ This Guy’s in Love” from the BBC broadcast
YES! GORGEOUS RENDITION!
sorry for yelling
Ran Kaye, you can yell at me all you want.
@@Victor-th8uq lol rad
Played that one over the phone to my girlfriend long distance once when she lived apart. She cried, we got married a year or two later! Cheers Mr Patton haha
This was my wedding song. 10/04/19. absolutely perfect!
Saw these guys in a little dive bar, so many years ago. Back when it must not have cost much to book them for your club. There was only a handful of people in the joint, and they played to us with all the passion of playing to a full auditorium. They pulled up chairs and drank with us after the show. Amazing night.
LOVED this reaction.... loved how shocked you were at Mike Patton's white boy soul (he's got a lot of it!). He also sings in an Opera style, as well as death metal, and 1,000 other genres, while always making it his own :). He's the best!
I highly recommend the songs "Midlife Crisis" "We Care A Lot" and "Falling to Pieces". Chuck Moseley sang on "We Care A Lot" but the rest is all Mike Patton. Mike Borden(the drummer) is the driving force on "Midlife Crisis".
Great pics for a budding FNM fan
Ashes to ashes too
Strptease
People forget about chuck
@@clintchason9690 RIP Chuck.
I've always loved FNM, long time fan. One of my dreams is to hear Mike perform as the Phantom, in Phantom of the Opera. His voice is perfect for it...
Lisa Milligan i can get behind this!!!
I've never thought about this before, but now I can't stop thinking about it. I need this!!
oooh that'd be 🔥!!
they are far more than just a rock band my friend!
🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
@@robinnightwing9545
Love the name,,,, tony martin?
That solo in the middle is also absolutely killer, the guitar is driven so hard yet he controls it perfectly. You are right on, is one of the best covers ever.
One of the best covers out there.
"This guy is" more than rock. He has so many projects in his catalog, I couldn't name them all from memory. Not all rock, either. This cover gets me every time. I always have to listen to it twice. I used to go to a little bar with a friend of mine and play pool and play songs on the juke box. I would put this on twice in a row. I didn't care that it made some people scratch their heads. I just had to here that Eeoooow. Lol!!!
One of the best covers EVER and a 90's classic soulful rendition of a 70's classic, love it!
Please do faith no more “evidence” you will love it!!
groovy, catchy, laid-back tune..............about the emotional aftermath of a rape. faith no more is often the musical equivalent of being punched in the face by an iron fist wearing a velvet glove.
I agree. Evidence 😁
Yes!!!
Also available in Spanish
Tomahawk’s God Hates a Coward. Mr Bungle’s Retrovertigo. Fantomas’ The Godfather, or Ave Satani. Lovage’s Book of the Month. You won’t be sorry. Great range of styles here.
Tomahawk might be the most badass and fitting name ever for a band. I've always loved Aktion 13F14.
Retrovertigo is my favorite song
Yes. Mr bungle
There's a live version (from German TV, I think) where you get to see him.with his gas mask mic and effects board...peerless
Layne Stanley had such an incredibly soulful voice. Pure & clear when he wanted it to be. This song is a whole mood. I miss him as well as many other talents from his genre & decade.
Mike Patton, the six octave genre-less monster. Much love for him and this band. My fave band ever. Korn my second fave band, and Korn may have never existed without Faith No More in this world...
Lionel Richie, is my favorite. A classic for all time. Great music will always be timeless. So, Says the Lord, Amen.
Mike Patton is no joke!! One of the best vocalists of all time!!!
Their cover of ‘this guys in love with you’ still gives me chills his voice just soars!!!
Mike Patton got you SWANGIN my dude!! You definitely were groovin
YOOO!!! I feel like you're just skimming the surface of this amazing band! PLS MORE FAITH NO MORE!
Peeping Tom were not alone, Patton sings in that and the live version is unbelievable on the Henry Rollins show
Aaron Stacey Great song
Amazing cover & tribute. The real mssg here is that art appreciates art. This is a great band paying respect to another great band, REGARDLESS of genre or style. There is SO much great music to experience. I feel sorry for people who have "musical blinders" on when it comes to listening to or giving something from outside their normal preferences a chance. Their musical worlds are so closed off & they're truly missing out on so much. They don't realize that it's OK to enjoy multiple styles & genres. That's what music is all about. It's called VARIETY people...
Thanks for reacting again and checking out the recommended songs!
"Just a man" will probably also give you goosebumps 😁👌
Just a Man makes me wish I was a man.
Haha don't worry I think it was referring to "man" as "human" so your wish came true! 😁
I love that song so so much. I sing it to my baby all the time haha.
Yes my man! You totally get it, this band were one of a kind. Whether you like soul, jazz, hip hop, metal or country, these guys have something for you. Keep on this path!
This whole album is flawless! Lionel Richie approved!
This is got to be one of my favorite songs in the whole world Lionel Richie is a lyrical God but when I first heard this song Some 20-25 years ago I thought to myself wow did Lionel Richie recut this song and to my surprise no it was Faith No More for which the lead singer is Mike Patton another lyrical and vocal genius
This man is Mike Patton. One of the originals. Have fun listening to all his music. Its deep.
This song always reminds me of spring time during college days... Never gets old
"Kindergarten" is my favorite FNM song.
i agree
That bass solo is so fkn good
Mine too. I wish they played it live more often.
I like it too. I like “everything’s ruined” and “small victory” better. That entire album is amazing.
I jam that song almost every single day. As well as most of their songs. Lol
Yep... Yep my favorite cover of all time. 100% Guaranteed to satisfy!
"Epic" has always been my favorite of theirs
I remember vividly when this came out. I was glued to the screen!!! 🔥❤
Mike Patton = one of the best voices in music history.
Such a great song... I don't consider myself a huge Faith No More fan, but this is one of theirs that I've always loved. Their biggest hit in the 90s (and perhaps ever?) was "Epic". You might wanna check that one out if you haven't already, just to see which song of theirs had the most broad appeal. "Falling to Pieces", from the same album as "Epic", is really good as well.
Oh, on a general note, I just wanted to say that I really appreciate that whenever you pause a song, you always back the music up a few seconds (I guess you hit the left arrow key?). I've seen so many other youtube reaction channels where they'll pause at an inopportune time (like right before a really big note, or a dramatic transition or something) and the flow of the song is badly interrupted. When you back up just a bit like you do, you ensure that doesn't happen. Thanks for that!
"That's one of the best covers I've heard in my life." The exact same thing I said the first time I ever heard this song. Still feel the same.
FALLING TO PIECES
EVIDENCE
A SMALL VICTORY
LAST CUP OF SORROW
YezZir...
Evidence. Definitely.
Snot Rocket A Small Victory is my alltime fav of FNM
A small victory is one of there best.
We Care A Lot was used on the show Dirty Jobs with Mike Rowe for a while. There are some of the FNM catalog that might not be quite as friendly. Midlife Crisis is good and Epic were good. Not sure about Crack Hitler, Be Aggressive, and Jizzlober though. They might cause a few problems.
Nice to see how another feels like I did when I first heard this, 1000 listens later, still amazed. And yes this is a rock band! Crazy isn't it. Thanks for sharing keep up these listens and we'll keep watching. Take care....Scott and Kimmie
With this song i got introduce to this band and rest is history ❤
First time i heard that song chills and i cried such a beautiful song oh man god bless this man he really put his heart and soul intp this song i love faith no more. Oh and you should listen to the live version peaceand love ❤🙌🙏
Kids today don’t know what they are missing, gotta keep it alive
That's why I suggested this cover for you. That feeling of chills I get when I hear him singing The Commodores.
"This man is SANG-gin" you got that right!
I feel the same reaction! I love this song, and they nail it. The band from my home state!
One of the best singers ever, keep it up. Should check out some of his other bands like Mr Bungle.
One if my favorite metal bands Between the Buried and Me you should check out, big influence for them.
I haven't listened to this band since the 90s this was a beautiful surprise.
Now you have to do their version of “War Pigs” from their studio album Real Thing
Glad you're checking out more Faith No More, But don't stop there. Check out Mr Bungle - Goodbye Sober Day PLEASE!
Great version of this song!
Mike Patton's vocals on Mr. Bungle's "Retrovertigo" from the California EP... omgosh... 😍
happy to be your first viewer, bro
Faith No More and Mike Patton are the narrative life score/music for my ADHD.
Simply Legendary Awesomeness.
So glad u did this
I'm still amazed they covered this, and did it with that sound. One of my favorite Faith No More songs.
the album this was on is called "songs to make love too." it's all covers.
Songs to Make Love To was just the American title for the single. The song was released on the Angel Dust album.
@@nos_is_lame6335 i didn't know that. i only ever owned it on "Songs." good to know.
What’s really crazy is that Mike Patton also has another side project Loveage and the name of that album is music to make love to your old lady too, really cool chill sexy vibe
Angel dust kicks ass
Listen to songs to make love to your old lady by. It’s all about sex and Patton is amazing in it.
Goosebumps and stanky face. Enjoyed reaction cause I already did THAT ABOUT 20+ yrs ago with many of your reaction vids.. Brings back memories... thanx
Epic is also a good song of theirs.
Man. I was smiling through this whole reaction. So glad you ended up listening to this one. The singer is so diverse, well, the whole band is. If you did We Care A Lot next you’d see even more just the spectrum of their talent. Every song just reveals so much about them.
You should check out last cup of sorrow by faith no more as well
The way they covered this was great! It's very very true to the original but just has a nice bit of vocal depth added & a lil guitar flair thrown in. Wonderful way to do a cover.
Doing my Faves! FNM!! Thanks, Sweetie! ❤
Ok! You got me on this one, never heard it before. Excellent remake!!! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾😃
Speaking of great covers, you should check their versions of War Pigs and I Started a Joke. Don't know of any band/singer that covers as broad a spectrum of styles and do it so well.
War Pigs is great
One of my favs is his 2015 in studio version of Burt Bacharach's "This Guy's In Love..."; with all the respect and admiration I have for Mr. Bacharach, I personally think Mr. Patton scored big time on that one.
@@miconis123
There was an interview with the band at the time and the question was why Easy?
The reply as I recall?
The band played this ( MP described it as a cheesy pop-song) because the fans wanted to hear War Pigs and he didn't want to sing it.
Thank you thank you thank you for this. I was telling my friend how i been loving watching bunch of reactions to rocl bands n rock songs lately..he recommended chemcing out Mike Patton ones. So jumped on it. As fan of Faith No more..i couldnt wait to see. Yours is first one i came to. Love how you did one that was just audio n were feeling it. His vocal range is incredible. He can do so much with his voice.
This was awesome watching you get goosebumps gave me goosebumps 👍🎧🎙🤙
Mistake: " It is a rock band".....nah, it's a band of brilliant misfits that lean towards the harder. Sometimes Lionel Richie. Check out the "Poker Face " cover at 2009 Download Festival. :)
YES!
Insane!!!!!
I was at that performance:) when they opened their set with Peaches and Herb ‘Reunited’
I was there for that...everyone looking around thinking what the hell and they just bridged into another tune hahaha
Checking that out for sure
Its fun watching a heavy metal concert and these guys come out and do this live!! Thousands of metal heads singing along❤
Anything off "the real thing" is amazing...(if you want to hear him rap there biggest hit it's called epic!)
Another great cover is Living Colour's Love and Happiness....absolutely wonderful
Other songs to check out: "Epic", "Just a Man", "Everything's Ruined", and "Zombie Eaters"
Yes yes and yes!
So, I've never really been inclined to click on a reaction vid before. Couldn't see the point. It'd be like watching a TV show about people watching TV shows (fellow Brits- goggle box?!). However, something made me click on one of your vids and here I am, a solid 2 hrs later still watching. Many of the tracks you react to are like old friends to me. You think you know a song inside and out, mechanically and emotionally from listening to it for many years but your reactions have garnered new appreciation for these old favourites and for that I thank you. I'm reminded of times in my youth sitting round friend's houses; Being introduced to new music, talking about it, just listening to it, being inspired by it and all the emotions that go along with it. Getting goosebumps from it :)
Sincerely, thank you.
Woohoo more FNM...... pls keep doing more.......
This is in my top 3 favorite covers of all time! STILL KILLIN IT MEL!
I love this version. Please look into "Last to Know" and "Just a Man" by them. Thanks you!
Captain Jamel AKA Jamal. What you are listening to is a well-trained man in the genre of telling a story he's a wonderful wonderful vocalist so glad that you tried this out and gave Faith No More the chance they deserve
“I hope this was the right version” - Man, pause the video at 3:48, look at that smile, then tell me it ain’t the right version
I love coming home from work and getting to go on these adventures with you. Stopping and really listening to a song i used to love, or some I never heard. You remind me to appreciate music, and I'm grateful.
Also check out 'Mojo' by Peeping Tom (Mike Patton - FnM singer, Dan the Automator and Rahzel). He had Kool Keith, Norah Jones and Massive Attack on the album).
You're welcome 😉
jpgduff Yes to Mojo..
I got chills and tears too. Always do. Love FNM. Favorite #1 band of all time.
"Imagine not hearing that!"
I said "RIGHT?!"
Imagine never hearing Mike Patton, I could never
This was my wake-up-song on my phone for 10 years. Actually reminds me to put it on my new phone again. I never knew I missed it until now.
For some more smooooooooth FNM, try their take on Burt Bacharach's "This Guy's in Love With You."
watching you experience faith no more song by song is a gift for all fans
You should do a reaction to a compilation of Mike Patton's singing. It would be long, but well worth it.
Last concert I went to of Faith no more they opened with Reunited by Peaches and herb... Evidence, epic, zombie eaters, falling to pieces, are all songs by Faith no more. Vocalist Mike Patton is one of the best in the biz...