To ANYONE that thinks Mr. Patton isn't a vocal bad ass, please youtube the "God Hates a Coward" video from Tomahawk. And then tell me who in their RIGHT MIND would have EVER came up with the idea to use a respirator for vocal effect. Yeah...the answers nobody. The man will stop at nothing to make music that much different. And for that, we true FNM fans love him!
mike patton took vocals to the next level, he sees music in a different way, no vocalist is as versatile, insane but at the same time so professional, and he doesnt get the publicity he deserves but he keeps on writing masterpieces out of pure, geniune love for music
I could easily say that Angel Dust is the best album that I've personally ever heard. I can listen to everything on it without wanting to change the songs. Aside from that, his other projects are amazing, like Mr. Bungle.
@MySanitarium Mr. Bungle wasn't a Mike Patton project - it was his first band, and his main priority; although everything he does is his priority. But, the ONLY reason Patton joined FNM in the first place, was to promote Mr.Bungle.
@mandrillen87 Uh, not really. I love Mikael Åkerfeldt as much as the next guy but Patton destroys Mikael. Patton's vocal range far exceeds that of Mikael or any vocalist alive and I'm sure Mikael would be the first to tell you that.
We obviosly both like Mikael Åkerfeldt and Patton... Let's agree they're both great... That beeing said, ididn't say that Mikael is the better vocalist, I stated that Mikael Is for Death metal what Patton is for Alternative... Saying that they are the absolutly best of their respective genres... :) I would never say that Mikael is a better overall singer.. But i think him to be the best death metal singer... PEACE :)
The 14 people who gave this song a thumbs down need to have their heads smashed repeatedly into the pavement during the playing of this brilliant , way before its time, song.
Joey Belladonna...hahahahaha. Thats why he started out doing Journey and Steve Perry (yes,Oh SHerry). Anthrax may have peaked when he was in the band but his voice was always the weak point...thats why they shitcanned him for John Bush.Joey never even contributed to one song...he was just a hired gun.They would have gone farther with a better lead singer in the 80's...the music was already good enough.John Connelly should have stayed.
@netrioter The reason Anthrax didn't go bigger than they were already, was not Joey, it was their anti-image. While Slayer and Metallica were all serious like hell, dressed in black and leather, Anthrax sang about Judge Dredd and played with shorts and hoodies, having fun onstage with songs like "I'm The Man", not taking themselves serious at all. That was a turnoff for the regular metal fans. And Joey Belladonna was fun and totally alright in this context. They actually downgraded with Bush.
yeah but Joey should have at least tried to contribute to the songwriting...the album they do get serious on(Persistence of Time)...Joey couldnt handle it,didnt want to be involved and wanted out.I dunno,I dig the original Joey years of course but his higher ranges kinda annoy me 25 years later...like Overkill did on their first 3-4 albums...they kicked complete ass but Bobby Ellesworth's high voice was violating.Early Rush...Geddy Lee had that shriek...like at the end of Cygnus X-1.lol
@netrioter I know what you mean. It's true they sound annoying now but I guess in the 80's those high pitched vocals were trendy. Actually there were two main types of vocal cliches back then in my opinion - the already mentioned high ranged type and the screaming/talking type of Motorhead/Venom/Slayer/early Metallica. That's why bands like FNM became so significant by opening the door for a variety of new sounds in heavy music :) Thrash metal was going nowhere already in the late 80's...
@RaindenBird Could be. I always that it was more metaphorical, and deep. I always interpreted it to mean something like "i do dirty, immoral things and they are haunting me". But i definitely see where you're coming from.
Id like to thank "thelovebite1" for referring "Russian Circles" in his post. I listened to a few of their pieces and they are really Fing good. Thanks mucho!
Angel dust was the best fucking heavy metal album in the whole rock and roll heavy metal world. The best songs are on this album. I dont know why FNM didnt become more popular than they did. They had so many amazing songs and each album and each song was so different. from the last. Maybe that was their problem, they had too much diversity. I give them the unofficial grammy award for most origional band that ever existed. I wish they did more in their carreers.. shrugs
@dragontooth81 - They were never really properly recognised as they were so far ahead of the musical curve, Mike Patton is a musical visionary :D. All their songs stand up today against current music and if if most of was released for the first time Today it would be a big seller no doubt ;)
im glad they didnt come out any later, if they came today they woulda been polluted by today's "metal", jizzlobber woulda been a 3minute pile of whiney bullshit. they may have been ahead of their time but that's what made them so fucking amazing
I do have to say Angel Dust was an acquired taste. "The Real Thing" was my introduction to them, so this was obviously a WTF?????? shock. The more I heard it, however, the more I loved it. Definitely the transition album to Patton's style, and prolly FNM's best album.
I think they sampled "For Whom The Bell Tolls" at 5:32. It's kinda tough to hear because its at a way lower volume than the keyboard part, but I'm pretty sure that's what it is. I tried a google search to confirm it, but I couldn't find anything that would suffice. It makes sense though because they used a shitload of samples on Angel Dust. What do you guys think?
Hmm its fairly quiet so its hard to tell really but I think it is just an earlier part of the song played again, if you listen from about 10 secs earlier you can hear that part of the song fading out and that drumming sounds like the same drumming from around 3:24, plus if they used a metallica sample it would probably be on wikipedia or something. Anyway I hope that helped, I know it wasn't exactly the clearest explanation but oh well :)
I'd never have picked it out myself but the drum beat is v similar if not identical; however, I'd say it's their own drumming, not a sample. I checked the CD inlay, and there's no credits to anyone else (except Midnight Cowboy obv.) Still, you have now decided my next video - thanks!
In return I offer you Russian Circles, whose Geneva album reminded me of both FNM and Metallica, so you may find something there to enjoy (if you ha'n't already).
this song is like "art-damaged death metal", and the next song on the record is Midnight Cowboy, fuck, how can they do it? it's like watching The Exorcist or The Blair Witch Project and then Titanic or something... the same goes for KFAD and AOTY
Something I never notice others bringing up that I've always noticed. There are the screaming bands that all sound the same. Then there is Faith No More. Even though Mike Patton screams , he's got depth and other vocal talents elsewhere. He doesn't only know how to scream, the dude has some awesome vocal abilities as well and can go from singing a pop sounding song right into a thrash metal song. And inside of his screams is still a good vocal tone unlike other screaming thrash metal bands.
@hootyhaha i feel ya, man. patton knows what lines should be screamed and which are to be sung, most bands these days scream every lyric and there's no change or variety in the music. that's what makes FNM so special
@hootyhaha "Suprise! Your Dead!" is thrash metal, this is more death metal influenced. Also, if you want a real singer in a thrash band, two words: Joey Belladonna. Now there's a real singer in a thrash band. And I agree with what you say about Patton, just listening to him in this song is like he is putting his soul into his death growls, which is rare. But, for the most part, he screams in all different kind of ways; high-pitched screams, death grunts, raspy and mostly death growls.
@Tributes2Point1 Well, yeah, I guess. But, he has occasionally. Like I said, Mr Bungle's first recording is strictly death metal. In Bungle's Disco Volante they go back to their death metal roots with Patton growling in the last song. He has in some albums, but his high pitched screams are definitely his main vocals screams other than singing.
@MrVesanique I don't know, i see a pretty direct comparison to Johnathan Davis possible with Chino. At least, if you're talking about when they were both excellent vocalists. (Where as Patton is as great as ever, still...) As a huge fan of all three, I feel that the others just can't compare to Mike's range, though great they may be. (Or were, maybe.)
@leadbones Nah man. Don't want to be offensive or whatever, but that's wrong. Chino did sound a bit like Jonathan on Deftones' first record, " Adrenaline ", but even in that record there was a more melodic direction than Davis' (" Fist ", " Fireal ", etc.).
You should check out the albums " White Pony " and " Deftones " (for example), you'd hear his screaming style is pretty unique, and his structures and melodies as well.
@MrVesanique yah, the first deftones record, i.e. when they were good. you don't have to tell me man, i have those albums, each more disappointing than the last. I'm not saying chino isn't a good vocalist, he just sounded best on the first album. and also happened to have a very similar style to john on that one. i mean, point taken, but still chino is 1/5000th the singer that patton is. (in my opinion.)
eines der besten Songs einer der besten Bands. Interssanterweise komponiert von Jim Martin, der dann wegen zuwenig Input und zuviel Redneck Faktor gekickt wurde.
Jizzlobber war auch irgendwann in einem 90er FNM mailinglist Umfrage "all time favourite song."
I disagree about the "influenced sooo many". There a far too many who have never heard about Mike Patton. The Melvins have influenced more. Meshuggah has influenced more. Pink floyd... has influenced more.
Patton, he just likes to make music (it's good stuff)
What's the point of saying "this is one of the most influential bands"? I can only speak of what has personally influenced me. I can't speak for the rest of you, & you sure as hell can't speak for me. Faith no more has been one of the greats in my mind. I find the bands that followed are chintzy & cheap.
Ich bin1979 geboren und FNM hat mich überaus schön durch die 90`er und meine Pubertät gebracht.Die Bandbreite ihrer Songs ist groß und musikalisch sind sie m.e. nach einfach absolut genial.FNM zählen mit Nirvana,Pearl Jam,Smashing Pumpkins,Alice in Chains,Stone temple Pilots,Weezer,Radiohead und den Foo-Fighters zu meinen absoluten Favoriten aud den Neunzigern und diese Musik wird auch FÜR IMMER in meinem Herz bleiben!!!
The first and one of the best live shows I've ever seen....FNM with Helmet in '93. Patton climbed up the wall of theater and fell the fuck down during this song....cracked his head open and finished the show bleeding everywhere. It was great
@Hamgammy No. Because it's a masterpiece of an album that is timeless and nearly undefinable as a type- just good music. Here are 5 talented musicians pushing the boundaries of what can be done with their respective instruments and ending up with a product greater than the sum of its parts.
FNM invented chords that other bands are still exploring today... and Patton has a gift for finding the perfect discordant note that strikes diagonally across the chord, morphing it into something else completely... These guys are musical pioneers, who pushed the envelope of artistically-acceptable chord structures far into the atonal. The list of bands who owe them a debt of gratitude is very long indeed.
This has to be the best song on Angel dust (considering how good the whole CD is, that's saying something). This song is heavy, creepy (that haunting piano), and gothic (that church style organ at the end) all at the same time. Mike patton's vocal delivery complimented the song perfectly.
None of the new metal bands will ever match up to FNM. FNM could make a sweet soul song for a second, then the next they are tearing it up death metal style!
The darkest, moodiest, heaviest song ever. No contest. Screw all new heavy metal acts, even stuff like Slipknot, Lamb of God, etc. those bands owe a great great debt to Faith No More, even though they sound absolutely nothing like them. the best track off Angel Dust.
To ANYONE that thinks Mr. Patton isn't a vocal bad ass, please youtube the "God Hates a Coward" video from Tomahawk. And then tell me who in their RIGHT MIND would have EVER came up with the idea to use a respirator for vocal effect. Yeah...the answers nobody. The man will stop at nothing to make music that much different. And for that, we true FNM fans love him!
drunknmunky4614 2 weeks ago
@drunknmunky4614 shutup douche
residue102 2 weeks ago
mike patton took vocals to the next level, he sees music in a different way, no vocalist is as versatile, insane but at the same time so professional, and he doesnt get the publicity he deserves but he keeps on writing masterpieces out of pure, geniune love for music
LukeGNR94 4 weeks ago
The outro. Genius.
noks2009 1 month ago
Hey, 1992/1993 rocks!
bigdaddymatty17 1 month ago
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soiyya 2 months ago
I could easily say that Angel Dust is the best album that I've personally ever heard. I can listen to everything on it without wanting to change the songs. Aside from that, his other projects are amazing, like Mr. Bungle.
MySanitarium 3 months ago
@MySanitarium Mr. Bungle wasn't a Mike Patton project - it was his first band, and his main priority; although everything he does is his priority. But, the ONLY reason Patton joined FNM in the first place, was to promote Mr.Bungle.
GazmoSin1960s 2 months ago
I jizz myself everytime I hear this!
ROFLMMFAOatU 3 months ago
This is my favorite song of the album. Faith No More RULES!!
JohnChrist69 3 months ago
One word PATTON ! XO
78didge 4 months ago
Brilliant album, all songs classics!
MrDust2dust 4 months ago
Mike Patton is for alternative/heavy music, what Mikael Åkerfeldt is for Death-Metal.... One of the definitively best vocalists ever....
mandrillen87 4 months ago in playlist heavy
@mandrillen87 Uh, not really. I love Mikael Åkerfeldt as much as the next guy but Patton destroys Mikael. Patton's vocal range far exceeds that of Mikael or any vocalist alive and I'm sure Mikael would be the first to tell you that.
CornadaTV 3 months ago
@CornadaTV
We obviosly both like Mikael Åkerfeldt and Patton... Let's agree they're both great... That beeing said, ididn't say that Mikael is the better vocalist, I stated that Mikael Is for Death metal what Patton is for Alternative... Saying that they are the absolutly best of their respective genres... :) I would never say that Mikael is a better overall singer.. But i think him to be the best death metal singer... PEACE :)
mandrillen87 3 months ago
I know it's a banal thing to say but Mike Patton IS a genius.
I still struggle to believe Angel Dust came out in 1992. It's not that it's ahead of it's time, it's that no one has caught up with it yet.
I hope Mike feels that we appreciate this.
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ohchityall 4 months ago
bordin is the shit. he can play as evocotive as patton sings. a perfect combo like elvis costello and pete thomas.
mrjustinesquer 4 months ago
I think Mike Bordin play this song using single bass drum paddle.
arisaffandy 4 months ago
@arisaffandy Yes cause he never used double pedal when he was playing for FNM..
This 4-Note figure is no problem to play with one foot (double pedal would be gay).
Mike Bordin has an excellent Single Foot Technique..
FAITH NO MORE - ONE OF THE GREATEST BANDS EVER
OliVentura 3 months ago
I thought this song was about George Bush...
dragontooth81 4 months ago
I HIDE MY DIRTY MINUTES UNDER MY DIRTY MATRESS AND NOW ITS MAKING ME ITCH!!!!!
jtsburn 4 months ago
no top comments about the fact this song is about lobbing semen? Interesting, internet, very interesting...
spasman 4 months ago
great video.
coupe50h 5 months ago
Type "Ranj Catch 22" if you wanna hear a cool song!
camibrolin 6 months ago
and he was like what,, 21 when this was recorded ? it's amazing. Opera of our time
bottleglass1 6 months ago
it's like dirty Italian/American metal opera
bottleglass1 6 months ago 24
mike patton is one hell of a hell.
TheFeinschnitt 7 months ago
Amazing. Mike 1991-2003 was a god vocally.
creativenameisnotava 7 months ago
@creativenameisnotava Why just until 2003?
little55pig 4 months ago
The 14 people who gave this song a thumbs down need to have their heads smashed repeatedly into the pavement during the playing of this brilliant , way before its time, song.
pericolace 7 months ago 2
Joey Belladonna...hahahahaha. Thats why he started out doing Journey and Steve Perry (yes,Oh SHerry). Anthrax may have peaked when he was in the band but his voice was always the weak point...thats why they shitcanned him for John Bush.Joey never even contributed to one song...he was just a hired gun.They would have gone farther with a better lead singer in the 80's...the music was already good enough.John Connelly should have stayed.
netrioter 7 months ago
@netrioter The reason Anthrax didn't go bigger than they were already, was not Joey, it was their anti-image. While Slayer and Metallica were all serious like hell, dressed in black and leather, Anthrax sang about Judge Dredd and played with shorts and hoodies, having fun onstage with songs like "I'm The Man", not taking themselves serious at all. That was a turnoff for the regular metal fans. And Joey Belladonna was fun and totally alright in this context. They actually downgraded with Bush.
snupcho 7 months ago
yeah but Joey should have at least tried to contribute to the songwriting...the album they do get serious on(Persistence of Time)...Joey couldnt handle it,didnt want to be involved and wanted out.I dunno,I dig the original Joey years of course but his higher ranges kinda annoy me 25 years later...like Overkill did on their first 3-4 albums...they kicked complete ass but Bobby Ellesworth's high voice was violating.Early Rush...Geddy Lee had that shriek...like at the end of Cygnus X-1.lol
netrioter 7 months ago
@netrioter I know what you mean. It's true they sound annoying now but I guess in the 80's those high pitched vocals were trendy. Actually there were two main types of vocal cliches back then in my opinion - the already mentioned high ranged type and the screaming/talking type of Motorhead/Venom/Slayer/early Metallica. That's why bands like FNM became so significant by opening the door for a variety of new sounds in heavy music :) Thrash metal was going nowhere already in the late 80's...
snupcho 7 months ago
this song wakes me up in the morning. masterpiece!
LukeGNR94 7 months ago
Why are most of the pictures of Patton only?
borowczyk76 7 months ago
@borowczyk76 Have you seen what the other guys look like? Patton is hot and one of the most musically talented individuals in the industry.
kristenpitts77 7 months ago
This song is about masturbation, just like "Epic" and "Girls of Porn".
SkaMasta097 8 months ago
I like the organ too. It reminds me of the Mr. Crowly intro. on the Ozzy song.
sassyb330 8 months ago
OMFG
The organ in the end. :O
ChazzMetal 8 months ago
@RaindenBird haha, you never know. Patton always had a way with words... oh yeah and the internet is porn heaven haha :L
LukeGNR94 8 months ago
THE BEST SONG FROM ANGEL DUST!
ZOD37 8 months ago 2
the most evil song ever
UiruuBizarre 8 months ago
@RaindenBird Could be. I always that it was more metaphorical, and deep. I always interpreted it to mean something like "i do dirty, immoral things and they are haunting me". But i definitely see where you're coming from.
LukeGNR94 8 months ago
2:58 om nom nom
MetalGearSEAL4 8 months ago
one word ... amazing
MarianOctavarium 9 months ago
one of the best Faith no More songs!
garbaczk 9 months ago
In terms of the way the video was edited: The lyrics should be listed sooner and using a different kind of animation than this one.
danielmountain 9 months ago
Não há nada melhor que Patton,só ele mesmo pode competir com ele.
silviaparreira 9 months ago
@silviaparreira QUEM SABE UM DIA FARÃO UM CLONE DELE!
SERIA MUITO BOM.
ZOD37 8 months ago
There is NO BETTER VOCALIST THAN MICHAEL ALLAN PATTON! I have spoken, and that is the end of this discussion! Good day :)
drunknmunky4614 9 months ago 17
@drunknmunky4614 i'd add to this list: andy deris of helloween and layne staley of alice in chains
darius9000 1 month ago
@darius9000 Agreed
Liam5126 1 month ago in playlist Liked videos
fuk yes
spadgerslapper 9 months ago
fuck
spadgerslapper 9 months ago
This sounds like a final boss song, and the song after that, Midnight Cowboy, is the peaceful end credits.
voutespancar 9 months ago
darkest faith no more tune? probably.
MajorasFlask 10 months ago
this song words and everything just right
megabrain676 10 months ago
Id like to thank "thelovebite1" for referring "Russian Circles" in his post. I listened to a few of their pieces and they are really Fing good. Thanks mucho!
dragontooth81 10 months ago
Angel dust was the best fucking heavy metal album in the whole rock and roll heavy metal world. The best songs are on this album. I dont know why FNM didnt become more popular than they did. They had so many amazing songs and each album and each song was so different. from the last. Maybe that was their problem, they had too much diversity. I give them the unofficial grammy award for most origional band that ever existed. I wish they did more in their carreers.. shrugs
dragontooth81 10 months ago 5
@dragontooth81 - They were never really properly recognised as they were so far ahead of the musical curve, Mike Patton is a musical visionary :D. All their songs stand up today against current music and if if most of was released for the first time Today it would be a big seller no doubt ;)
Sneezingpanda 9 months ago
@dragontooth81 YES.
sublimistica 9 months ago
It is okay to not be ready for Angel Dust when you first hear it. Nobody is.
dasmegabyte 11 months ago 21
I must say, I was skeptical when I saw the word "Jizz". I was looking for something like Heron Blue, but this is good.
cavegoat13 11 months ago
Love this song.
powerinknowing 11 months ago
im glad they didnt come out any later, if they came today they woulda been polluted by today's "metal", jizzlobber woulda been a 3minute pile of whiney bullshit. they may have been ahead of their time but that's what made them so fucking amazing
LukeGNR94 11 months ago
good,clean edit. straight pics. well done
gr8skpz 1 year ago
I do have to say Angel Dust was an acquired taste. "The Real Thing" was my introduction to them, so this was obviously a WTF?????? shock. The more I heard it, however, the more I loved it. Definitely the transition album to Patton's style, and prolly FNM's best album.
ShingoEX 1 year ago
The anchor to the bridge is my fave..."cruel words sleep above me, mounting and teasing" crazy ass chord changing, almost haunting, but it's awesome.
ShingoEX 1 year ago
One of the only bands to truly be ahead of their time.
superdragon4ever 1 year ago
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skyehoyt1971 1 year ago
I love the repentance sound the end. Angels to Dust .
I'm sorry
skyehoyt1971 1 year ago
god i love this fucking band!
foggygoggle 1 year ago
One of the best bands EVER!!
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Geniality
emman1m1 1 year ago
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emman1m1 1 year ago
i hide my dirty minutes, under my dirty mattress. and they are making me itch!
i love this band
Lukith66 1 year ago 4
I think they sampled "For Whom The Bell Tolls" at 5:32. It's kinda tough to hear because its at a way lower volume than the keyboard part, but I'm pretty sure that's what it is. I tried a google search to confirm it, but I couldn't find anything that would suffice. It makes sense though because they used a shitload of samples on Angel Dust. What do you guys think?
jakeniklas 1 year ago
@jakeniklas
Hmm its fairly quiet so its hard to tell really but I think it is just an earlier part of the song played again, if you listen from about 10 secs earlier you can hear that part of the song fading out and that drumming sounds like the same drumming from around 3:24, plus if they used a metallica sample it would probably be on wikipedia or something. Anyway I hope that helped, I know it wasn't exactly the clearest explanation but oh well :)
Idey1994 1 year ago
@jakeniklas
I'd never have picked it out myself but the drum beat is v similar if not identical; however, I'd say it's their own drumming, not a sample. I checked the CD inlay, and there's no credits to anyone else (except Midnight Cowboy obv.) Still, you have now decided my next video - thanks!
In return I offer you Russian Circles, whose Geneva album reminded me of both FNM and Metallica, so you may find something there to enjoy (if you ha'n't already).
thelovebite1 1 year ago
2:55 patton looks freakin' insane
Lukith66 1 year ago
this song is like "art-damaged death metal", and the next song on the record is Midnight Cowboy, fuck, how can they do it? it's like watching The Exorcist or The Blair Witch Project and then Titanic or something... the same goes for KFAD and AOTY
noisemore4 1 year ago
this is what we call a masterpiece.
Lukith66 1 year ago
Something I never notice others bringing up that I've always noticed. There are the screaming bands that all sound the same. Then there is Faith No More. Even though Mike Patton screams , he's got depth and other vocal talents elsewhere. He doesn't only know how to scream, the dude has some awesome vocal abilities as well and can go from singing a pop sounding song right into a thrash metal song. And inside of his screams is still a good vocal tone unlike other screaming thrash metal bands.
hootyhaha 1 year ago 62
@hootyhaha you´re right man!
Exxtrabreit 1 year ago
@hootyhaha i feel ya, man. patton knows what lines should be screamed and which are to be sung, most bands these days scream every lyric and there's no change or variety in the music. that's what makes FNM so special
Lukith66 1 year ago
He also knows how to piss off the guitarist that got him in the band to begin with
@hootyhaha
bloopthis 8 months ago
@bloopthis According to every other band member it was Martin who had the problems.
hootyhaha 8 months ago
@hootyhaha Well said
azrial4421 7 months ago
@hootyhaha
In terms of general vocal ability, thrash is trash =\
yuptydoo 7 months ago
@hootyhaha "Suprise! Your Dead!" is thrash metal, this is more death metal influenced. Also, if you want a real singer in a thrash band, two words: Joey Belladonna. Now there's a real singer in a thrash band. And I agree with what you say about Patton, just listening to him in this song is like he is putting his soul into his death growls, which is rare. But, for the most part, he screams in all different kind of ways; high-pitched screams, death grunts, raspy and mostly death growls.
BickleBungle1991 7 months ago
@BickleBungle1991 He death growls rarely. His high-pitched is more common.
Tributes2Point1 6 months ago
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BickleBungle1991 6 months ago
@BickleBungle1991 I meant in studio.
Tributes2Point1 6 months ago
@Tributes2Point1 Well, yeah, I guess. But, he has occasionally. Like I said, Mr Bungle's first recording is strictly death metal. In Bungle's Disco Volante they go back to their death metal roots with Patton growling in the last song. He has in some albums, but his high pitched screams are definitely his main vocals screams other than singing.
BickleBungle1991 6 months ago
@BickleBungle1991 Yea, I've got all of the Bungle albums. He does Death Growl in "Merry Go Bye-Bye".
Tributes2Point1 6 months ago
@hootyhaha Mike's not the only guy with his own unique screaming style, you know. Even though he's brilliant, I won't deny.
MrVesanique 5 months ago
@MrVesanique He's got a pretty unique voice that stands out from the rest. Other guys with unique styles can be compared to others. Not Patton.
hootyhaha 5 months ago
@hootyhaha I don't know, man. I don't see who you could compare Chino Moreno to, for example. Guy used to be a badass unique singer.
MrVesanique 5 months ago
@MrVesanique I'm actually really bad with names of lead singers. I generally just listen to bands CDs or MP3s. I'll look up that name. Thanks.
hootyhaha 5 months ago
@hootyhaha Deftones singer, if that helps.
MrVesanique 5 months ago
@MrVesanique I don't know, i see a pretty direct comparison to Johnathan Davis possible with Chino. At least, if you're talking about when they were both excellent vocalists. (Where as Patton is as great as ever, still...) As a huge fan of all three, I feel that the others just can't compare to Mike's range, though great they may be. (Or were, maybe.)
leadbones 5 months ago
@leadbones Nah man. Don't want to be offensive or whatever, but that's wrong. Chino did sound a bit like Jonathan on Deftones' first record, " Adrenaline ", but even in that record there was a more melodic direction than Davis' (" Fist ", " Fireal ", etc.).
You should check out the albums " White Pony " and " Deftones " (for example), you'd hear his screaming style is pretty unique, and his structures and melodies as well.
MrVesanique 5 months ago
@MrVesanique yah, the first deftones record, i.e. when they were good. you don't have to tell me man, i have those albums, each more disappointing than the last. I'm not saying chino isn't a good vocalist, he just sounded best on the first album. and also happened to have a very similar style to john on that one. i mean, point taken, but still chino is 1/5000th the singer that patton is. (in my opinion.)
leadbones 5 months ago
@leadbones I just think that's wrong man, but oh well, to each their own.
MrVesanique 5 months ago
eines der besten Songs einer der besten Bands. Interssanterweise komponiert von Jim Martin, der dann wegen zuwenig Input und zuviel Redneck Faktor gekickt wurde.
Jizzlobber war auch irgendwann in einem 90er FNM mailinglist Umfrage "all time favourite song."
deralbernehelge 1 year ago
amazing vid, thanks for all the fears.
steven1822 1 year ago
I disagree about the "influenced sooo many". There a far too many who have never heard about Mike Patton. The Melvins have influenced more. Meshuggah has influenced more. Pink floyd... has influenced more.
Patton, he just likes to make music (it's good stuff)
burgermikestir 1 year ago
@burgermikestir what a retarded staement, who cares
funkyfonso 1 year ago
The older Patton gets the better looking he gets
Midnightryder7 1 year ago 3
Mr. Bungle rocks. That is all
oaklandrmoss18 1 year ago 3
What's the point of saying "this is one of the most influential bands"? I can only speak of what has personally influenced me. I can't speak for the rest of you, & you sure as hell can't speak for me. Faith no more has been one of the greats in my mind. I find the bands that followed are chintzy & cheap.
937emotion 1 year ago 2
@937emotion Hey Pink Floyd ain't bad
Midnightryder7 1 year ago
I hide the dirty minutes under MY dirty mattress...no offesne, but when one adds lyrics to the video, helps if they are correct.
WarInBed 1 year ago 2
Ich bin1979 geboren und FNM hat mich überaus schön durch die 90`er und meine Pubertät gebracht.Die Bandbreite ihrer Songs ist groß und musikalisch sind sie m.e. nach einfach absolut genial.FNM zählen mit Nirvana,Pearl Jam,Smashing Pumpkins,Alice in Chains,Stone temple Pilots,Weezer,Radiohead und den Foo-Fighters zu meinen absoluten Favoriten aud den Neunzigern und diese Musik wird auch FÜR IMMER in meinem Herz bleiben!!!
themathedi 1 year ago 3
la raja!!!!!!
gronegrone 1 year ago
This has been flagged as spam show
Patton and crew... fully underrated. done soooo much, with so little credit.
What else to say... FNM \m/
MrDracastar 1 year ago
The original alternative metallers that started it. This was great back in the day, now you can appreciate how influential they are on modern metal.
19dav 1 year ago
the real thing and angledust; two of the best albums ever!!!!!!
19AC76 1 year ago 3
I am what I've done....I'm sorry
TheMkhoury 1 year ago
patton and crew... fully underrated. done soooo much, with so little credit.
BBown1 1 year ago 17
you r great xxx
leffetcouture 1 year ago
I'm ready to make love to concrete.
xXNuclearWarXx 1 year ago 6
@xXNuclearWarXx i hope so xxx wolverine xx
leffetcouture 1 year ago
all scremo fans should watch this
rockypc24 1 year ago 3
love u guys .............
leffetcouture 1 year ago
Angel Dust was their best album, and one of the best in the 90's. i like all the songs in that album.
arisaffandy 1 year ago 5
@arisaffandy
bartchmura 1 year ago
The first and one of the best live shows I've ever seen....FNM with Helmet in '93. Patton climbed up the wall of theater and fell the fuck down during this song....cracked his head open and finished the show bleeding everywhere. It was great
dubgreen76 1 year ago 2
Mike Patton is a god
88SupaUgly 1 year ago 3
Holy fuck i never knew he was actually saying something at 1:41
FaithNoMore1977 1 year ago 2
JIZZLOBBER is a pump for penis...
gekkomatic 1 year ago
hottest voice ever!
SeasonsInTheSouth 1 year ago 2
Thanks FNM for the best heavy song in rock history.
gramegrame 1 year ago 5
along with "just a man" this is my favorite FNM song
such a vocal genius
keyzo12 1 year ago
just the song of my teen ages
utarefsonmetushelac 1 year ago
if youre a fan of music at all you *should* own Angel Dust. period.
locustkllr 1 year ago 40
@locustkllr
hell yeah man their greatest album ever man
PRINCEJONEZY 1 year ago
@locustkllr why? because a random user on youtube says so?
Hamgammy 1 year ago
@Hamgammy No. Because it's a masterpiece of an album that is timeless and nearly undefinable as a type- just good music. Here are 5 talented musicians pushing the boundaries of what can be done with their respective instruments and ending up with a product greater than the sum of its parts.
locustkllr 1 year ago 8
@locustkllr and King for a Day!
jek21 1 year ago
awesome!!!! Arrrrrgh! ;) :D
RadoVCM 1 year ago
This song makes me really happy. Always puts me in a great mood. Hmmm....
Ominus666 1 year ago
Fave band from my teenage angst years, still listen to it on a weekly basis, love the instrumental break down at around the 3 min mark. Turn it up
freakodeluxe 1 year ago
Jim Martin''s guitar heaviness is well represented in this track.
djpetenice 1 year ago
What can one say that song is bad ass. To the Bone.
mheicknin 1 year ago
FNM invented chords that other bands are still exploring today... and Patton has a gift for finding the perfect discordant note that strikes diagonally across the chord, morphing it into something else completely... These guys are musical pioneers, who pushed the envelope of artistically-acceptable chord structures far into the atonal. The list of bands who owe them a debt of gratitude is very long indeed.
3stringovation 1 year ago 5
@3stringovation Voivod had some very unpredictable chord changes as well, but they weren't nearly as mainstream as FNM.
youisiaint 1 year ago
This has to be the best song on Angel dust (considering how good the whole CD is, that's saying something). This song is heavy, creepy (that haunting piano), and gothic (that church style organ at the end) all at the same time. Mike patton's vocal delivery complimented the song perfectly.
KungFuRascals3 1 year ago
Everything in this song from "I am what I do" onwards sounds like a terrible, terrible hangover.
Not to say that that's a bad thing!
brodftw 1 year ago
mike patton is jesus...his band is the diciples....fuck off and die everyone else
uppercut213 1 year ago
I'm usually not a fan of really heavy metal but this song... blows me away
Tsuta 1 year ago
what means Jizzlobber?
Caravagio1974 1 year ago
@Caravagio1974 Jizz=semen, lobber=lover
Tsuta 1 year ago
@Tsuta
Jizz=semen lobber = throw like a baseball is "lobbed"
or Silence of the lambs where the guy "lobes" his "jizz" at the chick
Evilatem 1 year ago
@Caravagio1974
Jizz = slang for semen.
Lob is a verb meaning, thank you dictionary()com, to throw (something) slowly in an arc.
Therefore, a jizzlobber would be one who throws semen in a slow arc.
DarkDoorFilms 1 year ago 2
@DarkDoorFilms thank you for the in depth exposition lmao!!!!!
sukmeslo 1 year ago
if mike patton cant do it, it cant be done XD
morticiaadams 1 year ago 3
1:43 -I hide my dirty picture under my dirty matress and makin' me itch......
soreporn rule!!!!
ddboris 1 year ago
Fucking great guitar tone.
bufton6 1 year ago 4
2:27= curb stompin boots!
scarface3131983 1 year ago
Oh yes he was then, is now, and always will be the MAN
jaqlyn78 1 year ago
None of the new metal bands will ever match up to FNM. FNM could make a sweet soul song for a second, then the next they are tearing it up death metal style!
Nosleeptillrock87 1 year ago 3
@Nosleeptillrock87 fishbone had that pretty covered at the time too, why didn't any of the new metal bands learn it how to do properly?
youtoobisshite 1 year ago
@Nosleeptillrock87
Coheed and Cambria, in my opinion are in the same boat as FnM, alot of Genre-hopping and vocal flipping! but i do know what you mean.
morticiaadams 1 year ago
WOW! ;B
0Oclockmusic 1 year ago
alxderock Amazing!!!!
Satria9747 1 year ago
Amazing yet scary song. Great arrangments and those organs in the end.
redyossarian 1 year ago
The darkest, moodiest, heaviest song ever. No contest. Screw all new heavy metal acts, even stuff like Slipknot, Lamb of God, etc. those bands owe a great great debt to Faith No More, even though they sound absolutely nothing like them. the best track off Angel Dust.
leep123321 1 year ago 31
@leep123321 Especially the creepy piano and organ sounds they had.
KungFuRascals3 1 year ago