Mike Patton, the man who has a vocal style for every mood and genre. This guy is what a Swiss Army Knife wishes it could be, the perfect tool in one package for every occasion.
Exactly!! That is so cool that you noticed that too. His floor toms are mounted in his face, flat and up high. That is different than Im use to seeing and playing with other bands. Faith No More is still awesome to this day!! Seems like they didn't sell out like Metallica!
@@lunatico981 He stated in an interview that he places them almost vertical because he plays rimshot on his toms and wants that click of the rim. It's probably a contributing factor to why he breaks so many sticks.
@@thespyfromteamfortress2903 I figured he was just angling them so they wouldn't feel the full brunt of BORDIN POWER 😂 It's still a very unique setup... My shoulder hurts just imagining that repetitive motion.
Well said! I'm learning bass and wish I could emulate his tone. BUT... FNM as a group goes largely unnoticed for some reason, so it stands to reason that the same would hold true for the individuals. Probably the most talented and diverse band of all time. My favorite.
If there was not Billy, there would be No Faith No More. Hardest kept secret... The best bass players do not outshine the rest of the band. To do so would invite global destruction. Instead, they direct the Earth shaking, and the rest must dance to the tune.
Not unnoticed by me bud. Fucking love the growl he gets out of four strings with as much treble as he can possibly squeeze from the axe he uses! If in a choice between being able to be a millionaire, play bass like Gould or like Flea, I would just take Billy's technique over Flea, cos the latter is slightly too showey.
I've been playing Bass for over 25yrs. Billy, Flea, Bach, Les and Cliff are standout Bass Musicians, were my first inspirations and taught me what I know. However, as much as I'm Bass biased, I think FNM, like Living Colour are one of those rare bands where every band member pays an equal and non opposing part. Phenomenal.
This band is all about courage. Courage to break the mold. Courage to believe in their genius. Courage to call it quits. Courage to come together again. Thank you FNM!!!
The rhythm section of Billy Gould and Mike Bordin is phenomenal, absolutely the driving force of this band. If FNM ends up recording another album, they should seriously consider recording it live at BBC, these versions of the songs sound amazing, much better than the album IMO.
Agreed, 1000%! I like that the keyboard is “turned down” on this version of Superhero. On the album version, it gets quite tedious REALLY quickly, repeating that piano “riff” over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over...
The only band that can rip your face off and then do a Bacharach cover and sew your face back on. Also, Mike Bordin kicks ass on the highest level. Mike Patton? Unreal.
Mike Borden is simply an amazing human being. I was working in the VIP lounge for a hotel in Little Rock, AR in 1999. Korn had a show in town, were staying at the hotel and took over the lounge for a few hours. Although I was and am a huge Korn fan, I didn't really interact with any of the band unless they engaged me first out of professionalism. I ended up striking up a 30 minute conversation with a short skinny guy with dreads that I didn't really recognize, but got along with really well. When I went to bill the tab to his room, the top of the check said M. Borden. About 15 seconds after I handed him his check, the light came on and I said 'Holy shit, you're Mike Borden! Why are you here with Korn!?' I went into fan mode a little and we just talked about the state of FNM for another 20 minutes. He was genuinely one of the nicest people I've met famous or otherwise. For me Angel Dust was their crowning achievement. They have so many great songs and albums, but that album is pretty close to perfect start to finish.
Angel Dust is a brilliant record that continues to hold up over 3 decades. I was working in a record shop (Yes, actual one) when that album dropped and I still cycle that record in my playlist in my mid 50's.
The old guys still have it!... and they don’t look like they’re trying to “be” young. Aging gracefully 👍🏽... Dear god is it me, or has he gotten better vocally? I’m beside myself.
Not so much underrated as slightly under the radar - in comparison to some of their contemporaries. Also, it is only comparatively recently they have been feted as hugely important. Album wise everything after The Real Thing pretty much bombed in the US - especially compared to RHCP and the Seattle grunge stuff and most of the mainstream metal too. Huge in the UK. :D
An open music class for the younger generations: No autotune, no loops, no pre-recorded track. Just amazing musicians doing his best. Watch and learn , boys!
Agreed! I think he's more attractive now because he's more confident and authentic and has nothing to prove. Sure, he may no longer have those chiselled features, but he now makes up for that amply by being completely adorable. Still got that cheekiness. And, the important thing here: his voice has only gotten better and better. Who doesn't love a sexy voice?
Just one of the many reasons why I have been addicted to these boys. Never one's to go for album sales and just go out and explore musical corners each and every album. For me, they sound eternally fresh, Angel Dust just sounds new every time I play it, can't say that for so many bands and also the biggest draw; they are epic live. A beautiful, dirty, filthy joy to listen to and see.
Simon Hamblett Can't agree more. Although I find it hard to go through "Album Of The Year" in whole (still first seven tracks are killers!) and "Sol Invictus" is really hard to like after few runs (it just needs time to get it) - Faith No More are, and always were - No.1 band. Absolutely most creative conglomerate of great musicians regardless the fact I do not love every single song they've created. But most of them. ;)
+MrKredski Start listening rock bands that compose songs with complex patterns (Mastodon, The Mars Volta) and you'll realize Sol Invictus isn't hard to like after just two or three runs.
+Simon Hamblett i always hear new sounds on angel dust every time i play it depending on what i play it on or what i listen to to it through eg: different sound systems/players etc.. ipod, headphones, studio monitors, speakers etc.. its a very layered album with all kinds of things going on underneath all the chaos and beauty.
awright, always had to be that guy.. look, shit changes. every generation. Stop deriding the new generation for shit that they like or think is cool. Im sure there was a ton of shit that we did in the 90's that people in the 70's thought was horseshit.. FFS.
@@colourofshade8396 yea usually people are able to figure out what other people are trying to say despite typo's .. but here you are agina proving exactly my point. So you are a music "gatekeeper" AND a grammer NAZI to boot!! you must be the life of the fucking pre-covid party. Or who knows you probaly are one of those anti-vaxx pro-covid disease spreaders, because obviously this generation doesnt know how to spread a pandemic out of a paper bag, and we were the best pandemic spreaders back in the 90's!! #AIDS #MILLENIALSRCLUELESS #GENXBBSTPANDEMICSSPREAD #AIDSMAKESCOVIDLOOKLIKECHCKNPOX Better?
It doesn't get the credit it deserves. It stands up today and is just as important as Nevermind, 10, Badmotorfinger, Siamese Dream, etc. It is my favorite FNM album too. So powerful, so creative!
Personally my all time favorite album, and i also agree that Midlife Crisis is (in my opinion) the best song on it. Which says alot because i love that entire album
subjective. im from the 90's , but im 100% against older generations like my own Gen Xers - pissing about how much better their shit was than the new shit. Musical tastes change. They evolve and mutate and add upon, and sometimes its for the better, and in some instances its for the worse. But proclaiming that an older generation's musical group is better than anything else putmout these days is entirely a matter of opinion, NOT A FACT, and like i said SUBJECTIVE. You come off like a "high-horse sitting" ... holier than thou garbage person, when you start running your mouth about how much better your generation's shit was than the new generation's shit. Figure it out. It aint hard. We need to encourage our youth, prop em up, and not lambast them for having different tastes than ours. 95% of the music thats on the charts these days, is directly related to, and inspired by our fucking music, so now whats that all about? cmon man, be better. be best.
that’s usually how it is 🤷♀️ as corny as it sounds im sometimes annoyed im a teenager in this generation rather than when these kinda bands were in their prime
MIke Patton has one of the most unique and powerful voices out there. They dared to mix up so many different genre's of music with their style and they kicked some serious ass while doing it! I'm happy to see they playing again.
AK FOX agreed all the way. He could sing anything I think and crush. I’d like to hear him sing the lead in Phantom. Seriously. That third song sold it. Haha
Such incredible musicians! So much passion and innovation. I had goosebumps the entire time. Musicians of today should take a good look at Faith No More because that's how it's done.
I keep coming back to this session at least twice a year ever since it came out because I absolutely love the mixing and production here. It's better than the production on Sol Invictus, by far. The drums and bass sound so deliciously crisp, it's a joy to listen to. I hope this will be released as an EP one day, so we can actually have a studio recording of that Burt Bacharach cover.
Bordin is a machine. Was sad to see him gasping for air and huffing an oxygen mask at Red Rocks on this last tour - after every song. He still brought it, even under those conditions.
With Red Rocks at over a mile above sea level. Anything more than a brisk walk can take the wind out of you if you're not acclimated to the thinner air. Not a shocker that he might need oxygen.
You've got to admire a drummer who attacks the drums like it's a work-out. I don't think there are too many drummers whose sound is so instantly recognizable as Mike Bordin's.
Next album, Faith No More just needs to come into this studio and record the damn thing here. The bit of live rawness adds so much character that modern digital recordings lack.
bstar777777 I agree. Other bands should do that as well. Radiohead’s The King of Limbs would’ve been a MUCH better album if it was just that Live at the Basement version too.
Agreed. Great band in a great old studio run by properly talented sound engineers. Maida Vale Studios has a long history of bands absolutely killing it. The Beatles, Bowie, Led Zeppelin, Hendrix (among many others) have all recorded stunning sessions there. Check this blog from some musician who was lucky enough to record there recently: bit.ly/2PYC4vB Lucky SoaB.
I'm someone who never listened to faith no more until about 5 days ago.. Ever since I've been watching loads of their concerts and I am amazed I never focused on them until now. ! Powerful music!
I've always loved that a "metal" (for lack of a better word) band like Faith No More clearly have a love and passion for the classics like Bacharach, they have a depth of knowledge of music that has served them well.
Seperation anxiety is a powerful track. Can't believe that after so many years away they can still create and play with this type of energy. Here's to many more years of quality records.
This band started to grow on me with age. I didn't really understand the mindset behind them, but after years of listening to jazz, funk, punk rock and whatnot, I really started to dig their really diverse style of playing. Awesome band! They deserve a lot more attention.
What's crazy is to read the comments and see so many people fawning over faith no more, as by their 3rd album with Patton, King for a Day, they had slipped into obscurity, it was hard to find fellow Faith no More fans when they were still in their heyday. They always had a cult following, but today they are loved by the mainstream. In other words, there are a lot of people like you whom it took going back to listen to them 10 or 20 years for them to realize how great they always have been and still are
I fear this is a band that will be lost by many modern listeners. Back in the day I'd spend my hard-earned money on a record or CD and give it the numerous, focused listens required for me to wrap my head around complicated music. With the internet and youtube, if it doesn't grab you with the first listen, what incentive is there to listen a second time?
I still don't understand how he can yell between verses and not blow out his voice. Only to switch into melodic singing a second later. I would be coughing my lungs out. Incredible control.
I don't know why but I was so surprised by Mike's speaking voice. It's so 'clean'. He's an amazing vocalist, it's mental what he can do with his voice.
Faith No More is the most important rock band in my life, purchased an album in 4th grade (1990), and have listened religiously ever since. If you are unfamiliar with Mike Pattons other projects (mr bungle, Tomahawk, e.t.c. ) you need to check them out. Anything he, or any of these men touch musically is pure gold.
+tenti1524 Damn straight. Mike is a God and there's no denying that, but Billy is one of the most unique bass players out there, with a fantastic tone and a sense of exploration and originality that often gets overlooked. As for Puffy, anyone who can hit a rack tom that high up automatically wins, not to mention the way he adapts a left-handed playing style onto a right handed kit set up, legend!
Cynthia Jones Hands down, shit, hands up too, my favorite drummer. There'd be no FNM without Bordin. If I could listen to just the isolated drum tracks looped, all day, I would.
Patton arranges most of the music. Those guys are great but Mike has TONS of acclaimed side projects. He is the driving creative force without a doubt.
Track 1 - Superhero 02:17 Track 2 - Sunny Side Up 08:12 Track 3 - This Guy's In Love With You (by Burt Bacharach) 11:54 Track 4 - Seperation Anxiety 16:17
Faith No More performing a Burt Bacharach song is surely one of the musical highlights of this year. They look quite happy and content playing that sort of music. An album of "lounge" type ballads from these guys would be a fucking treat. Bring it on. Always wanted to hear Patton sing "raindrops keep falling on my head"
I always knew the heavy rap metal faith no more....listened to the real thing album so much and still do...not a much heavier metal band that sounds come through so clear and THICK. Then I heard this jazzy classy club music from them and was like WOW all over again!
There is no word for this band. Just the sensory proud and eternity loyalty of their fans This band is very unique and yes they open the door to alternative music bcoz is the most classic alternative band in the industry)) (( they show us for the very early times what is music in many different way. Introduce is to Different type of music Is not just a rock band .. is more than that
![Faith No More - Download Festival (2009) [Full Show]](/img/1.gif)
It’s not just Patton - they all sound fantastic
Na it’s pretty much just Patton, and a touch Bordin. The rest... meh
@@grant5603 Fuck you... man, i know, Patton it's a beast, and in my opinion, the best singer of the earth, but the slap of Gould and Bordin... Wow!
@@gugul9961 Don't forget Roddy Bottum, the man's a solid keyboardist (and one of the founding members)
Billy Gould no??
The guitarrist is pretty meh is not as tight as jim
That bass tone is to die for. A big part of their sound. Not a single note overplayed or out of place.
Even before Patton joined the FNM sound was present because of that bass.
Yeah mate, Billy and Puffy were steering the ship from the start. Amazing band.
Mike Patton, the man who has a vocal style for every mood and genre. This guy is what a Swiss Army Knife wishes it could be, the perfect tool in one package for every occasion.
Corey Glover...just saying..
I've seen him do gigs in a few languages as well. He's a beast
@@2cv666 he's just a cult of personality
@@denisdonn mmm..no ..is much more than one song ,that man its flawless performance
Jim No More...
This is evidence that they will go down as one of the best bands in history.
agree!
Evidence.
Anytime anyone talks about some of the greatest albums ever Angel Dust always comes up.
Mike Bordin is still a monster behind the kit. Legends never age.
I'm impressed by his age and his energy. See him breathe heavily end of last song.
He has always beat the shit out off his drums
@christopher weise it's pretty nice for sure. I wonder how often he changes those heads
One of my absolute favourite drummers. I couldn’t agree more with your comment!
David Nissim I think his power comes from his dreads
Between every song, they are like "hopefully we can get this one right," and then proceed to fucking nail it. What a tight band.
His voice is still fuckin amaizing.
He was and is still the best singer since Peter Hammill
it only gets better!!!
And Billy...........never has someone played such simple music, yet been so amazing at it.
2:19 Superhero
8:12 Sunny Side Up
11:54 This Guy's In Love With You
16:18 Separation Anxiety
When do they play Epic?
@@Jason_Sutton n e v e r
Love the timestamps although I always catch myself watching this from the start right till the ending.
That's one of the best drummers on the planet right there. I rarely hear anybody talk about him, except other drummers.
Absolutely this. He is brilliant in a totally understated way. Those Tom flops he hits are totally unique.
I can’t get over how he doesn’t hit the Tom Tom rims... he sets them up so flat and high! He is a beast... precise, great groove, and impressive tone.
It's cool that the drummer has his floor toms mounted, up high in front of his face. He likes the thicker, phat sounding drums.
Exactly!! That is so cool that you noticed that too. His floor toms are mounted in his face, flat and up high. That is different than Im use to seeing and playing with other bands. Faith No More is still awesome to this day!! Seems like they didn't sell out like Metallica!
True. I saw him when they opened on tour for G n R. Knew right away that he was a tour de force behind the kit. Still is. Awesome.
Even in his 50s Mike Patton blows my mind. To this day nobody can sing like this guy and has nowhere close to the same range
Agree friend
Mike Bordin is such a sick drummer. Everyone in this band has aged like fucking wine both musically and as people. I am in awe....
Never fear growing old, you just get better with age.
I am just confused wth the position of his tom toms
@@lunatico981 He stated in an interview that he places them almost vertical because he plays rimshot on his toms and wants that click of the rim. It's probably a contributing factor to why he breaks so many sticks.
@@thespyfromteamfortress2903 I figured he was just angling them so they wouldn't feel the full brunt of BORDIN POWER 😂 It's still a very unique setup... My shoulder hurts just imagining that repetitive motion.
met mr bordin in dublin
he signed my arm
under chuck, have both tattooed
Billy Gould is a monster Bass player and goes largely unnoticed for some reason?
Well said! I'm learning bass and wish I could emulate his tone. BUT... FNM as a group goes largely unnoticed for some reason, so it stands to reason that the same would hold true for the individuals. Probably the most talented and diverse band of all time. My favorite.
If there was not Billy, there would be No Faith No More. Hardest kept secret... The best bass players do not outshine the rest of the band. To do so would invite global destruction. Instead, they direct the Earth shaking, and the rest must dance to the tune.
Well notice him then. Check Kool Arrow Records on FB. He just might talk to ya. He did me. Very nice fellow.
Not unnoticed by me bud. Fucking love the growl he gets out of four strings with as much treble as he can possibly squeeze from the axe he uses! If in a choice between being able to be a millionaire, play bass like Gould or like Flea, I would just take Billy's technique over Flea, cos the latter is slightly too showey.
I've been playing Bass for over 25yrs. Billy, Flea, Bach, Les and Cliff are standout Bass Musicians, were my first inspirations and taught me what I know. However, as much as I'm Bass biased, I think FNM, like Living Colour are one of those rare bands where every band member pays an equal and non opposing part. Phenomenal.
Billy Gould’s bass sounds are something else entirely.
7 on the Richter scale
I love his bass, it makes them special!
Unbelievable man!
The shit
I've always loved this bands belief that bass guitar is an instrument and needs to be heard.
all bands believe the bass is an instrument.
@@Hellwyck But not that important.
The greatest vocalist of all time, and one of the greatest bands of all time.
This band is all about courage. Courage to break the mold. Courage to believe in their genius. Courage to call it quits. Courage to come together again. Thank you FNM!!!
Well said
Yes!
Amen to that 👍
💜🤘
And also courage to do the kind of music they always wanted and never got under the rules of the industry. FNM rules!
I don't think I've ever been so impressed by a filmed live performance
Christopher Martin check oot band “toe” dem have pert special live set, super epic 🎹👁😍❤️💛💚🎼
Watch them live in brixton then in early 90s. gig on youtube. One of the best rock concerts ever
These were the first band I ever saw live. Pretty huge benchmark to set for every other gig I want to.
agreed
Mike's voice is better than ever
Agreed! Time has actually improved his voice.
I would LOVE to hear him re- do his vocals on The Real Thing. I cannot stand the vocals on that album.
@@daufhinthorndike1061 The nasal vocals worked with a few songs on that album, but not on all of them for sure.
Yeah, in fairness, a long life of clean living seems to be way to go if yer gonna play rock n roll in yer 50's.
Puffy. Just a beast.
Faith No More is one of a handful of bands comprised entirely of virtuoso musicians. All five of them are absolutely mind-blowing at what they do.
It's not necessary to be a virtuoso to write great music. It just makes the experience more enjoyable to the ears.
The rhythm section of Billy Gould and Mike Bordin is phenomenal, absolutely the driving force of this band. If FNM ends up recording another album, they should seriously consider recording it live at BBC, these versions of the songs sound amazing, much better than the album IMO.
Agree!
The Album unfortunately has a poor recording. Not to compare with the genius recording of King For A Day…
Agreed, 1000%! I like that the keyboard is “turned down” on this version of Superhero. On the album version, it gets quite tedious REALLY quickly, repeating that piano “riff” over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over...
*Damn his voice is even better now*
I love your username
I know right!! Been a fan for 20 odd yrs, and with most singers, their voice seems to become weaker with age and Patton's is fucking better lol
Some things get better with age.
Damn, nazis are even more guillotinable now.
No drugs or alcohol for Mr Patton
The only band that can rip your face off and then do a Bacharach cover and sew your face back on. Also, Mike Bordin kicks ass on the highest level. Mike Patton? Unreal.
Well said!!👍
Patton is absolutely, totally, utterly, perfectly, entirely, wholly, fully great singer .
Mike Borden is simply an amazing human being. I was working in the VIP lounge for a hotel in Little Rock, AR in 1999. Korn had a show in town, were staying at the hotel and took over the lounge for a few hours. Although I was and am a huge Korn fan, I didn't really interact with any of the band unless they engaged me first out of professionalism. I ended up striking up a 30 minute conversation with a short skinny guy with dreads that I didn't really recognize, but got along with really well. When I went to bill the tab to his room, the top of the check said M. Borden. About 15 seconds after I handed him his check, the light came on and I said 'Holy shit, you're Mike Borden! Why are you here with Korn!?' I went into fan mode a little and we just talked about the state of FNM for another 20 minutes. He was genuinely one of the nicest people I've met famous or otherwise. For me Angel Dust was their crowning achievement. They have so many great songs and albums, but that album is pretty close to perfect start to finish.
Great story, btw most of the people say Mike Borden but is not written Mike Bordin? I've always thought it's Mike Bordin
@@juanjr4mirez Bordin not Borden
Mike Borden actually filled in for Korn on tour when Dave silveria hurt his wrist
Angel Dust is a brilliant record that continues to hold up over 3 decades. I was working in a record shop (Yes, actual one) when that album dropped and I still cycle that record in my playlist in my mid 50's.
Wow, amazing story! ❤
Can't believe this was 5 years ago!! Time flies, I miss these guys!!!
The old guys still have it!... and they don’t look like they’re trying to “be” young. Aging gracefully 👍🏽... Dear god is it me, or has he gotten better vocally? I’m beside myself.
No he's gotten even better
Yes they are
Lol beside yourself...haha. SAME! I thought so too
On this performance. However I’m afraid that over the last year or so it’s finally caught him. What is it? Time
Patton has aged like a fine wine. He doesn't need to be his 90's self anymore because his voice has matured nicely
And this young kiddies, is how you do it
And you are how old?
Faith No More are really underrated. One of the influential band from the 90's.
ILU 666 how underrated? What more do you need?
Underrated? They're the BEST band from the 90s. No question.
Matthew Andrews you kidding?? You must be...
Lol how are they underrated? You guys must be living under a rock ;)
Not so much underrated as slightly under the radar - in comparison to some of their contemporaries.
Also, it is only comparatively recently they have been feted as hugely important.
Album wise everything after The Real Thing pretty much bombed in the US - especially compared to RHCP and the Seattle grunge stuff and most of the mainstream metal too.
Huge in the UK. :D
Gould's bass on Separation Anxiety is foking awesomeeeeee ughhh. Can't get enoughhhhh.
Patton is the most well-rounded vocalist of many generations and generations to come. Hands f'n down.
This is REAL TALENT! they were my first concert at 15 i'm now 43.
Same here! :)
How lucky.....
You are blessed....
I'm 42 and that's my bucket list...loved then since 6th grade
Same here !
An open music class for the younger generations: No autotune, no loops, no pre-recorded track. Just amazing musicians doing his best. Watch and learn , boys!
Where is the wanker emoji?
@@billymack333 ... Thought YOU were the wanker emoji, Billy
Real art
Shut the fuck up and enjoy music u fucking pretencious edgelord
They're just amazing musicians doing his best, you guys!
Puffy was, is, and will always be a BEAST. Insane.
I think age has humbled Mike Patton. he's older now, but he's still delicious!
Sloot
You're disgusting
No one can blame her. Back then, Patton was cabaple of bending the straights.
@@fv6125 Dont be a pussy
Agreed! I think he's more attractive now because he's more confident and authentic and has nothing to prove. Sure, he may no longer have those chiselled features, but he now makes up for that amply by being completely adorable. Still got that cheekiness. And, the important thing here: his voice has only gotten better and better. Who doesn't love a sexy voice?
That bass tone is sublime
I'm stunned......Mike Sounds AMAZING....but then, why am i stunned? It's Patton!
Just one of the many reasons why I have been addicted to these boys. Never one's to go for album sales and just go out and explore musical corners each and every album. For me, they sound eternally fresh, Angel Dust just sounds new every time I play it, can't say that for so many bands and also the biggest draw; they are epic live. A beautiful, dirty, filthy joy to listen to and see.
Simon Hamblett Can't agree more. Although I find it hard to go through "Album Of The Year" in whole (still first seven tracks are killers!) and "Sol Invictus" is really hard to like after few runs (it just needs time to get it) - Faith No More are, and always were - No.1 band. Absolutely most creative conglomerate of great musicians regardless the fact I do not love every single song they've created. But most of them. ;)
+MrKredski Start listening rock bands that compose songs with complex patterns (Mastodon, The Mars Volta) and you'll realize Sol Invictus isn't hard to like after just two or three runs.
+Simon Hamblett i always hear new sounds on angel dust every time i play it depending on what i play it on or what i listen to to it through eg: different sound systems/players etc.. ipod, headphones, studio monitors, speakers etc..
its a very layered album with all kinds of things going on underneath all the chaos and beauty.
♥
+William Lima Surely I know'em. But it's not about complexity. They (the songs) are like... not really, not fully FNM, you know what I mean?
Thank you BBC R1 for an amazing sound!!!
If only the cd sounded so good!
Take note boy’s and girls, no autotune! Absolutely amazing band.
awright, always had to be that guy.. look, shit changes. every generation. Stop deriding the new generation for shit that they like or think is cool. Im sure there was a ton of shit that we did in the 90's that people in the 70's thought was horseshit.. FFS.
@@raidermaxx2324 obviously spelling wasn’t your strong point now I can understand your angst. Thanks for the laugh autotune!
@@colourofshade8396 yea usually people are able to figure out what other people are trying to say despite typo's .. but here you are agina proving exactly my point. So you are a music "gatekeeper" AND a grammer NAZI to boot!! you must be the life of the fucking pre-covid party. Or who knows you probaly are one of those anti-vaxx pro-covid disease spreaders, because obviously this generation doesnt know how to spread a pandemic out of a paper bag, and we were the best pandemic spreaders back in the 90's!! #AIDS #MILLENIALSRCLUELESS #GENXBBSTPANDEMICSSPREAD
#AIDSMAKESCOVIDLOOKLIKECHCKNPOX
Better?
@@raidermaxx2324 time for your booster sunshine!
In all fairness, cheap or not, autotune is not as easy to utilize as one would assume.
Yes, Yes, Yes! I discovered Faith No More in 1990 and I been a colossal fan ever since! Brilliant artists!
They make it look effortless
'angel dust' is a brilliant album !
yes but no album is not brillant, i heard a lot of music this band is just magic, just midlife crisis is one of best song iv'e never hear
It doesn't get the credit it deserves. It stands up today and is just as important as Nevermind, 10, Badmotorfinger, Siamese Dream, etc. It is my favorite FNM album too. So powerful, so creative!
Voted the most influential metal record on two occasions. 😋♥️😋
Personally my all time favorite album, and i also agree that Midlife Crisis is (in my opinion) the best song on it. Which says alot because i love that entire album
All the albums are great. It's a super band. Everything they touch is gold, everything they play is music!!!
Only Mike Patton can pull this off. Such versatile singer and incredible range
+Gerd Pranoto Don't forget the other guys. They are all spectacular musicians. :)
+Gerd Pranoto
they are a well oiled machine :D
Mike Patton is the main reason they can do genres like jazz. He’s such a flexible singer if you check out his other 5 or so projects.
Jacob Marrow, more like 155 projects! 😊
I think Corey Glover, and Russell Allen could pull it off
When an "old" band sounds better than 95% of music in the charts IMHO!
what is that other 5%?
@@zeitok8 good bands
subjective. im from the 90's , but im 100% against older generations like my own Gen Xers - pissing about how much better their shit was than the new shit. Musical tastes change. They evolve and mutate and add upon, and sometimes its for the better, and in some instances its for the worse. But proclaiming that an older generation's musical group is better than anything else putmout these days is entirely a matter of opinion, NOT A FACT, and like i said SUBJECTIVE. You come off like a "high-horse sitting" ... holier than thou garbage person, when you start running your mouth about how much better your generation's shit was than the new generation's shit. Figure it out. It aint hard. We need to encourage our youth, prop em up, and not lambast them for having different tastes than ours. 95% of the music thats on the charts these days, is directly related to, and inspired by our fucking music, so now whats that all about? cmon man, be better. be best.
that’s usually how it is 🤷♀️ as corny as it sounds im sometimes annoyed im a teenager in this generation rather than when these kinda bands were in their prime
Hellyeah!!!!
Best voice of the last 40 years.
Mike Patton can still belt it out
Motherfackr sure knows how to take care of them vocal cords.
I think he sounds as good and better in some ways.
a lifetime of using that voice to its limits and he's still the king of technique.. i can't even handle it
There are no words to describe the talent of this band! Most underrated band of all time! They should be studied in music schools world over!
That bass tone. Killer.
This is the most legit rock music ever.
MIke Patton has one of the most unique and powerful voices out there. They dared to mix up so many different genre's of music with their style and they kicked some serious ass while doing it! I'm happy to see they playing again.
AK FOX agreed all the way. He could sing anything I think and crush. I’d like to hear him sing the lead in Phantom. Seriously. That third song sold it. Haha
Such incredible musicians! So much passion and innovation. I had goosebumps the entire time. Musicians of today should take a good look at Faith No More because that's how it's done.
+Glen Goncalves I concur!
+Glen Goncalves
agreed
That voice just gets better and better
Damn, Mike is such a versatile force.
Yup
Can't get enough of Puff
This is what happens when you master playing your instruments.
Mike and the boys doing it right 🤘🤘
Yup
Puff and co. are amazing
The production is mind blowing, love every single bit of this.
They freaking changed my life. I used to play all their albums back to back to back to back
Same
+JT STAR Yup!!! agreed! Bad Ass...
+JT STAR The same. I dont trust anybody who doesn like FNM.
+JT STAR Used to?? tutu :P
+JT STAR I still do !!
This is one of the best videos ever uploaded to RUclips. Great music
Scrolling through the comments at 4am, can't sleep. but damn this girl's in love with FNM
Lol I thought I was the only one doing that 😁
I keep coming back to this session at least twice a year ever since it came out because I absolutely love the mixing and production here. It's better than the production on Sol Invictus, by far. The drums and bass sound so deliciously crisp, it's a joy to listen to.
I hope this will be released as an EP one day, so we can actually have a studio recording of that Burt Bacharach cover.
agreed. it's stunning.
i do the same... Always blows me away, like no other... what a centre of tallented artists!!!
I play the session daily in my FNM rotation. After all these years I still can't get enough, of anything they've ever done
I remember seeing EPIC on MTV when I was 15 or so. Patton still blows me away.
me too
I felt sorry for the fish 😁
RedShoulderReviews Me too but I was 9.
RedShoulderReviews I was about 11 maybe 12.
Me 2 . i am from 74, remember waiting untill it came around again , mike with his strange voice bowing me away,
damn i am getting old :)
Holy crap how am I only seeing this now??!
3 weeks less crappy than me :P
michael dique Haha we got there eventually, all that counts
have you seen the Panic at the disco one.. they can damn play too
Wilfred balmores Not my cuppa tea at all
I just found this
Wow- drummer is a standout
And so he should be...Mike Bordin.
Bordin is a machine. Was sad to see him gasping for air and huffing an oxygen mask at Red Rocks on this last tour - after every song. He still brought it, even under those conditions.
With Red Rocks at over a mile above sea level. Anything more than a brisk walk can take the wind out of you if you're not acclimated to the thinner air. Not a shocker that he might need oxygen.
"Take it from our drumner Puff, being good it gets you stuff"
@@StudioMontaneZone you play like him in high altitude and you'd be huffing ether just to pass out and make it stop
Wow, time has just made them better!
You've got to admire a drummer who attacks the drums like it's a work-out.
I don't think there are too many drummers whose sound is so instantly recognizable as Mike Bordin's.
Mike has such a great voice. I think that him and Freddie Mercury are the all time best...holy shit. Thank you guys
Next album, Faith No More just needs to come into this studio and record the damn thing here. The bit of live rawness adds so much character that modern digital recordings lack.
bstar777777 I agree. Other bands should do that as well. Radiohead’s The King of Limbs would’ve been a MUCH better album if it was just that Live at the Basement version too.
It does sound incredible
Agreed. Great band in a great old studio run by properly talented sound engineers. Maida Vale Studios has a long history of bands absolutely killing it. The Beatles, Bowie, Led Zeppelin, Hendrix (among many others) have all recorded stunning sessions there.
Check this blog from some musician who was lucky enough to record there recently: bit.ly/2PYC4vB Lucky SoaB.
Totally agree! Amazing sound and energy.
bstar777777
Ur right!! I watch this all the time, and it would a PERFECTLY recorded album.
Oh wow that Burt Bacharach studio version is amazing.
That was unexpected and awesome.
Sorry. But no. I adore this band but this songs groove is terrible.
your mom is terrible
They have been playing that since like 97 live.
The talent is overflowing here. Just unreal.
I'm someone who never listened to faith no more until about 5 days ago..
Ever since I've been watching loads of their concerts and I am amazed I never focused on them until now. ! Powerful music!
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I've always loved that a "metal" (for lack of a better word) band like Faith No More clearly have a love and passion for the classics like Bacharach, they have a depth of knowledge of music that has served them well.
Their versatility still amazes me after all these years. Mike Patton is an amazing vocalist.
These dudes in their 50s would wipe the fucking floor with 99% of the musicians of current metal, hard rock, punk etc musicians out there.
EXACTLY!
they could also wipe their asses with this or that😀
I cant believe Patons voice .. Its better than ever!!
They still have young fans. My 15 year old daughter is into them and Mr. Bungle for the creativity and talent.
Im one of them as well
Album Of The Year. One of the most incredible albums I’ve ever listened to obsessively.
Brilliant! Drums sound huge!
+Maurice Timbers Yup...Puffy's always in form.
+blown22 true .
Bordin is the man
One of the great rock drummers. Always on point live
Mike Bordin!! We are not worthy!
I absolutely love this band.
I came for my idol Mike Patton. Really great musicians. Bravo!
Faith No More just keeps getting better and better through time.
Seperation anxiety is a powerful track. Can't believe that after so many years away they can still create and play with this type of energy. Here's to many more years of quality records.
PERSON BEHIND THIS ACTUAL AUDIO MIX OF THEIR PERFROMANCE IS ABSOLUTELY ON THE LEVEL - SHE/HE GIVES SO MUCH JUSTICE FOR THE GROOVE 💙💚💛💜
absolutely on point Mika!!!
It's BBC Maida Vale in England - the venue is legendary amongst musicians and sound engineers.
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Would love to hear Pattons isolated vocals from this!
Right, it doesnt sound live it sounds like its mixed on an album.
They all play for the music, no show offs, no gimmicks. Great music!
They've aged like the best wine in this world.
This band started to grow on me with age. I didn't really understand the mindset behind them, but after years of listening to jazz, funk, punk rock and whatnot, I really started to dig their really diverse style of playing. Awesome band! They deserve a lot more attention.
What's crazy is to read the comments and see so many people fawning over faith no more, as by their 3rd album with Patton, King for a Day, they had slipped into obscurity, it was hard to find fellow Faith no More fans when they were still in their heyday. They always had a cult following, but today they are loved by the mainstream. In other words, there are a lot of people like you whom it took going back to listen to them 10 or 20 years for them to realize how great they always have been and still are
I fear this is a band that will be lost by many modern listeners. Back in the day I'd spend my hard-earned money on a record or CD and give it the numerous, focused listens required for me to wrap my head around complicated music. With the internet and youtube, if it doesn't grab you with the first listen, what incentive is there to listen a second time?
Well sead. A band for musicians
His voice is perfect.
It's amazing how Mike's voice is barely affected by time!!
I still don't understand how he can yell between verses and not blow out his voice. Only to switch into melodic singing a second later. I would be coughing my lungs out. Incredible control.
The crazy part to is that he claims he doesn't warm up or even think about his technique.@@SirMo
jon really makes this album his own, great sounds
Bordin is such a faithful servant to this band. So precise. So energetic. So professional. Kudos to Mikey!
I don't know why but I was so surprised by Mike's speaking voice. It's so 'clean'. He's an amazing vocalist, it's mental what he can do with his voice.
I WAS gonna sell my bass, after this not anymore. Gould is god, such a great bass player
Faith No More is the most important rock band in my life, purchased an album in 4th grade (1990), and have listened religiously ever since. If you are unfamiliar with Mike Pattons other projects (mr bungle, Tomahawk, e.t.c. ) you need to check them out. Anything he, or any of these men touch musically is pure gold.
Faith No More is to the 1990's is what Steely Dan was to the 1970's. Ground-breaking, innovative and evolving. Top musicians and world class.
Mick Patton was my hall pass & I finally get to see faith no more this coming May here in Australia! Can’t wait! 💕🤘🏼🥰🤘🏼💕
Melissa Love i know right, me too! I’m so excited to see them live 🔥
I’m guessing they didn’t make it...
Nah
It's OK they'll still come. Surely. I have tickets and waitingggg
One of THE BEST VOCALISTS EVER!
Everyone goes on and on about the genius of patton , but come on , gould and bordin are two of the main reasons faith no more are so excellent live
+tenti1524 Damn straight. Mike is a God and there's no denying that, but Billy is one of the most unique bass players out there, with a fantastic tone and a sense of exploration and originality that often gets overlooked. As for Puffy, anyone who can hit a rack tom that high up automatically wins, not to mention the way he adapts a left-handed playing style onto a right handed kit set up, legend!
+Thinchap
Puff is the beast on the Toms and so overlooked, in fact they all are overlooked
Cynthia Jones Hands down, shit, hands up too, my favorite drummer. There'd be no FNM without Bordin. If I could listen to just the isolated drum tracks looped, all day, I would.
Its definitely a whole package thing.
Patton arranges most of the music. Those guys are great but Mike has TONS of acclaimed side projects. He is the driving creative force without a doubt.
Track 1 - Superhero 02:17
Track 2 - Sunny Side Up 08:12
Track 3 - This Guy's In Love With You (by Burt Bacharach) 11:54
Track 4 - Seperation Anxiety 16:17
I mean, they pretty much told us each song they were doing. Also put it on the screen...
@@BAND-MAID-USA miseryarse
anthony defabees The point is so people can click on a time and go directly to the tune.
All the S Songs except Sol? I wish the whole album was recorded.
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Faith No More performing a Burt Bacharach song is surely one of the musical highlights of this year. They look quite happy and content playing that sort of music. An album of "lounge" type ballads from these guys would be a fucking treat. Bring it on. Always wanted to hear Patton sing "raindrops keep falling on my head"
Maybe you should have a listen to this: ruclips.net/video/CbyRp4CX5_0/видео.html
thats the instrumental album , ruclips.net/video/cKiXYveusc0/видео.html
I always knew the heavy rap metal faith no more....listened to the real thing album so much and still do...not a much heavier metal band that sounds come through so clear and THICK. Then I heard this jazzy classy club music from them and was like WOW all over again!
That moment you have shit to do but realize it's Faith No More live in studio and can't stop watching...20 mins of life well spent.
There is no word for this band. Just the sensory proud and eternity loyalty of their fans
This band is very unique and yes they open the door to alternative music bcoz is the most classic alternative band in the industry))
(( they show us for the very early times what is music in many different way. Introduce is to Different type of music
Is not just a rock band .. is more than that