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2012, 2010

Links for a day…(vol. 72)

admin2010-12-23T03:46:41+00:00December 20th, 2010|Links for a day|54 Comments

An alternative view of Faith No More in Chile from PANIKO tv: (via The Holy Filament)
Hetfield and FNM. Not sure if we posted this before but thanks to Adam for the link
Via Integra (who will have his – doh! – own video vault later in the day) , Bill checks outa custom-made bass at SF Guitarworks earlier this year.
More Billy. Chilean newspaper Le Tercera report that he took time out on his post-tour trip in Chile to sign local band Como Asesinar a Felipes to his Koolarrow label.
One Sydney Morning Herald writer lists Faith NoMore’s Festival Hall second night as one of this gigs of the year.
Portuguese music site Cotonete lists Faith No More’s Optimus Alive festival as its concert of the year. I was there and I have to agree.
The Holy Filament reports that Mondo Cane will be playing dates in South America in September 2011, possibly including Rock in Rio.
Consequence of Sound list Mondo Cane at number 95 in their Albums of the Year feature.
Mike Patton impression from Andrew Barber.
Karina’s personal take on the second Hollywood show has context on that above and much more.

1412, 2010

Links for a day…(vol. 71)

admin2010-12-14T03:14:27+00:00December 14th, 2010|Links for a day|48 Comments

Faith No More’s Hollywood tee is available in the US store and there are some holiday specials.
And here’s the rest of the world store. Deadline for Christmas orders has now passed except in the UK (19 December).
As many of you may know, We Care a Lot is used as the theme tune of the Discovery Channel show Dirty Jobs. In an interview with the San Francisco Chronicle, presenter Mike Rowe speaks about the choice of theme tune:
“Have you ever run into a member of Faith No More?
You know, I know they’re from here. It’s so funny you say that. I heard “We Care a Lot,” which randomly came on in the gym the other day. I said “I’m going to send them an e-mail just to say thanks, because I picked that song.”
The network didn’t want to do it because nobody in Silver Springs had ever heard of it. And I said “This is the right tune for the show.” They had three other songs in front of it, but (the rights weren’t secured) and this one came through. I’d love to meet them. Give them my regards.”
A Small Victory cover, any idea who it is by?
Mondo Cane’s Che Notte featured in an ad (pub for the Frenchies) for Krys opticians. (via Patton Archivo)

712, 2010

Faith No More Kiss and Say Goodbye

admin2010-12-07T03:24:41+00:00December 7th, 2010|Faith No More|142 Comments

After 75 shows in 34 countries, The Second Coming Tour has come to an end.
Here’s the band saying goodbye – for now at least – with their Manhattans cover, the 57th different song the band performed on the tour.

(via fnm.com)
“This has got to be the saddest day of my life
I called you here today for a bit of bad news
I won’t be able to see you anymore
…
I’m gonna miss you, I can’t lie
Understand me, won’t you try
It’s gonna hurt me I can’t lie.”

Send us your thoughts on the tour, your experiences and your hopes for FNM’s future below.
Thanks for coming along here for the ride.

712, 2010

Faith No More Hollywood HD videos

admin2010-12-07T03:21:54+00:00December 7th, 2010|Faith No More, Video vault|2 Comments

via joepagejr

More videos at jopagejr’s YouTube channel and show him some love as his flight to the Chile show was cancelled.

612, 2010

Faith No More: the last show (for now) video and set list

admin2010-12-06T06:19:19+00:00December 6th, 2010|Faith No More, News|50 Comments

Some video is now surfacing of Faith No More’s final Second Coming show, which took place on Sunday night at the Estadio Bicentenario in Santiago.

Video
Last Cup of Sorrow

Qué He Sacado con Quererte

Evidence

No Son Pollos Son Pechugas (something about chicken breasts?)

Ben walkabout

Cuckoo for Caca

Kiss and Say Goodbye

What a way to sign off – not a dry eye in the house

Setlist
(via setlist fm)
Epic
Everything’s Ruined
Be Aggressive
Caffeine
Ben
The Gentle Art of Making Enemies
Last Cup of Sorrow
Helpless
Cuckoo for Caca
Evidence
As The Worm Turns
Midlife Crisis
Spirit
King for a Day
Qué He Sacado con Quererte [Violeta Parra]
Ashes to Ashes
Just a Man

Zombie Eaters
Surprise you’re dead
We Care a Lot

Easy
Digging The Grave

Kiss and Say Goodbye

Band tributes

512, 2010

Faith No More’s final Second Coming show in Santiago

admin2010-12-05T21:34:34+00:00December 5th, 2010|Faith No More, News, Tour dates|48 Comments

(via @Shimaru_)
Faith No More are due to go on stage at 2115 local time at the Estadio Bicentenario Municipal De La Florida in Santiago for the final show of the 2009-2010 Second Coming reunion tour and possibly the band’s final show ever.

There is no live video or audio stream that we are aware of but we will try to keep you updated here.

Not much news on songs played yet but Chilean media have reported that their were crowd disturbances before the concert and pepper spray used. Seems like a minor disturbance and here’s hoping everyone can enjoy the show.

Meanwhile, some video has surfaced of Epic on Twitter (via @sandrarriagada).

Setlist (i.e what we have heard they have played on Twitter)
Epic
Evidence (in Spanish)
Midlife Crisis
Ben
King for a Day…
Just a Man
Easy

Surprise You’re Dead
We Care a Lot
Kiss and Say Goodbye

412, 2010

Faith No More at the Teleton in Chile videos

admin2010-12-04T20:55:59+00:00December 4th, 2010|Faith No More|60 Comments

They came, they saw and the conquered. Resplendent in their pastel suits, Faith No More played Ashes to Ashes and Midlife Crisis at the Chilean Teleton at the Estadio Nacional tonight. According to the Holy Filament on Twitter, the Midlife Crisis interlude was a cover of “Que he sacado con quererte” by Violeta Parra.

The band were presented with a memento after their performance and Mike Patton took the opportunity to say “Gracias a ti, Don Corleone” to presenter Don Francisco. The band’s performance also got FNM trending on Twitter.

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412, 2010

FNM trending on Twitter

admin2010-12-04T20:46:06+00:00December 4th, 2010|Faith No More, Twitter|1 Comment

In the wake of Faith No More’s performance on Chile’s Teleton both FNM and Mike Patton are trending on Twitter.

412, 2010

Faith No More at Hollywood: the reviews

admin2010-12-04T10:43:04+00:00December 4th, 2010|Faith No More, News|21 Comments

Faith No More’s US goodbye, for now at least, at the Hollywood Palladium this week may not have rocked the mainstream media but it did attract a lot of local media and specialist music media interest.

Leading our review round-up is “our own” Wanderlusting aka Karina Halle in Consequence of Sound, capturing the fin de siècle fever of the occasion.
Sample quote: “No wonder then that when Patton was crowd-surfing, the audience literally would not let him go, no matter how hard he was screaming and kicking. They were like a crowd of starving zombies, wanting more than he could give ever them. I didn’t blame them – no one here wanted to say goodbye. Maybe we could just keep him for one more night.”

OC Register: “Faith No More powerful at the Palladium”
Sample quote: “A stellar “Everything’s Ruined,” during which Jon Hudson really proved his mettle with distorted guitar sounds, and “Helpless,” replete with Patton’s crazy whistling and yelping, made their tour debuts here. Danny DeVito even danced across the stage at one point.”

Artistdirect: Faith No More – The Palladium – Hollywood
Sample quote: “Even with such a transcendent conclusion, “Helpless” still sticks out in this writer’s mind. Patton chanted “Help” over and over again upon the song’s finale, but it’s ironic. Faith No More don’t need any help from anyone. They changed the face of music forever for the better. They started a revolution that led to the formation of countless bands and another life for hard rock. They started it on their own terms, and they’ll end it that way as well.”

Brooklyn Vegan: Faith No More played 2 LA shows (pics, video, setlists), say they ‘will not exist after tonight’

Mxdwn – It’s It – Faith No More Live at the Palladium
Sample quote: “As a rock-and-roll band they never stopped redrawing the boundaries of what we consider “rock” or what they wanted it to be. They kept following that impulse, to reach beyond what was possible, what they couldn’t have. The results are without question. They are quite possibly the greatest rock group of our generation. The only bad thing? That they seem to be going their separate ways again.”

Photo slideshows:
LA Weekly
Soundspike

312, 2010

Pills for Breakfast at the Palladium

admin2010-12-03T09:37:09+00:00December 3rd, 2010|Faith No More, Video vault|17 Comments

Thanks to tbrandao

And Got that Feeling

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On Faith No More book Small Victories features in end-of-year book lists (2)
- E mayan { Was hoping to see it on Pitchfork's best music books of the year, but nope not there:( } – Dec 18, 4:52 AM
- Benrun { Awesome work once again, it was certainly my favorite book of the year. I still haven't posted a review anywhere since I bought from an independent book store...I guess let me know if you would like me to write an Amazon review anyway. Looking forward to the podcast...for someone like me who has never even listened to any podcast that wasn't posted on your website, hopefully you could include some instructions of how to listen! Sorry if this is a stupid request. I hope the band has a future for several reasons, but a big one for me now that... } – Dec 11, 2:34 AM
On Podcast Croissant, the new Faith No More podcast, launches (3)
- E mayan { FNM podcast is a great idea! Keep the episodes coming guys. Thanks } – Dec 18, 4:50 AM
- admin { Thanks Ben. Great comment as always. Interesting on the song snippets. Will try to find out more. } – Dec 12, 8:53 AM
- Benrun { Awesome! For the You Fat Bastards discussion: 1. Me and all my friends had never really heard Patton live at that point and all agreed, "He must have had a head cold or something" meaning he seemed extra nasal! 2. How much money, work, etc does it takes to get approval for song snippets like from NKOTB during WCAL? Did it make getting approval for live releases a nightmare for the record company? 3. What about the rumor that the song titles for The Grade and The Cowboy Song got mixed up...seems pretty probable to me. 4. Sorry no real... } – Dec 12, 3:19 AM
On Roddy sheds light on Faith No More future in new interview (5)
- Benrun { As far as Chuck being boring on the early FNM, you have to keep in mind the post-punk influence. Bands were making careers in rock with fairly monotonous singers. I don't think he was boring anyway, but compared to Ian Curtis and John Lydon, he was fairly theatrical with his range and choices. Forgot to mention...there are interviews with Patton discussing his dislike for live albums in general, which is why he turned the Mondo Cane live material into studio songs instead of releasing them as is. Patton said that live show are for the people who decided to show... } – Dec 07, 2:27 AM
- Benrun { Yes, it's a rare band where the frontman isn't the main draw for most of the fans. Patton elevates all the projects he's involved with. As much as I enjoyed Tetema for the music, Patton puts it over the edge as something I would enjoy coming back to again and again. Same thing with the Moonchild albums, Tomahawk. On Sol Invictus, it stands out on a song like Black Friday which wouldn't be something that would stand out to me, but you add in the over-the-top approach Patton took mixed with the classy background vocals, and then whoever put on... } – Dec 04, 4:44 AM
- KingCol { I remember Patton saying that he couldn’t care less about live stuff getting released but that might of being referred to shows getting bootlegged etc .when did he deny any official fnm shows being released? As to the chuck versus mike preference for me (probably due to my age and first noticing the band) it’s with out a doubt Patton . Chuck in my opinion hasn’t much of a voice and is is some ways boring compared to Patton. Patton brought a whole new dimension and brought the band to a new level. Every album they did was different and... } – Dec 01, 7:24 PM
- Benrun { Tyrell looks interesting...but I'm a little behind b/c I didn't see "Get Out" yet. Looks like a similar theme. Anyway, FNM for me has always been Bill, Puffy, and Roddy. I get that, but I wonder if Jon has been in on any of these get-togethers yet? He had some ideas he wanted to test out according to an interview back awhile ago, since he didn't get to include any ideas on Sol Invictus. I like his playing and hope that he gets some more work as a guitarist. I saw that Rocket Moth are working on a new album,... } – Nov 30, 3:58 AM
On Swiss station Couleur3 broadcasts Faith No More special (2)
- Benrun { Oops, actually CAF's Elipse came out last year, so scratch that. } – Nov 25, 9:33 PM
- Benrun { This is me grasping at straws, but I notice Patton is growing his hair out long lately. Last time he did that was for the FNM reunion in 2009. In the meantime, new Talking Book, Imperial Teen, and Tomahawk are taking FOREVER. Favorite albums of 2018 are Usssy Voyages and Daughters You Won't Get What You Want. Patton's 1922, CAF's Ellipse, and Belly's Dove close behind. Overall, not a tremendous year for music. I was mostly hoping for Chuck's Mosley's solo release; hopefully it will see the light of day. } – Nov 25, 9:17 PM
On London fans enjoy Small Victories night (3)
- Benrun { I liked Primal Scream's "Kowalsi" that was on the Doc Martin's sampler with FNM's song. I was collecting everything FNM at the time and got that, the Primal Scream song was the 2nd best on there. Plus Vanishing Point was one of my dad's favorite movies b/c of the Dodge Challenger in it. Anything else of there's I should check out? } – Nov 18, 9:44 PM
- KIngCol { Ah faith no man seen them more as much as “the real thing” (the actual band) I saw a good primal scream documentary on bbc - “the lost tapes” ... very similar thought process music production wise. They brought out a hit crowd pleaser album and their instinct was to follow it up with something totally different.. it wasn’t released unfortunately because record label wanted a similar sounding follow up album . Thank fcuk fnm were not restricted like this or angel dust as a follow up would never have seen the light of day } – Nov 17, 10:06 PM
- Benrun { Awesome. Would love to know what your favorite interview and fan questions were! The band is fairly convincing! } – Nov 17, 2:58 AM
On Chuck Mosley tribute one year on from his tragic death (1)
- Benrun { Just curious...what band ever did what FNM did? Took a keyboard player that was by all accounts a personality, not a singer...and everyone in the room new that, certainly the journalists and the singer and band themselves...and tried to make that work? And got signed to record deals TWICE while doing it? I don't mean bands with bad singers...I mean bands with someone who didn't even really want to sing. A guy who also come out dressed as Liberace? It seems you would need to feel like your voice unarguably good to try some of the stuff Chuck did. A... } – Nov 13, 4:15 AM
On Small Victories and Faith No More interview with Rock N' Roll Archaeology podcast (1)
- Benrun { Good interview. I like when the person interviewing actually does some homework! I also always appreciate whenever Adrian informs others that "Introduce Yourself" is in fact (along with AD & KFAD) in the argument for best FNM album! } – Nov 13, 3:58 AM
On 21 years ago - the Faith No More v Billy Idol prank-off (2)
- Robert Young { I was fortunate enough to be at that show it was absolutely fantastic, hilarious, over the top, unbelievable, totally fucking radical a perfect Halloween prank. Probably never see anything as good as that again. The reason nobody was arrested is because they had sacks over their heads they couldn't identify any of them only by their cocks but no faces so they couldn't link to the two that's what happened. } – Oct 28, 1:19 PM
On More glowing reviews for Faith No More bio, Small Victories (4)
- Benrun { Marvin...I took it the same way you did. The band members did get together, but that means, who knows. Even if more FNM music being released is fantasy, it was a positive way to end the book and made me happy. } – Oct 11, 12:07 AM
- Marvin { Truly a great book. Bought it two weeks ago from Amazon, read it over the course of last week... For an FNM fan (which you probably are if you read those lines), that a no-brainer, go fort it! I learned a lot reading this book, and more importantly it filled some gaps in my overall knowledge of the band. I knew some things happened, I knew that personnal conflicts occurred, but I had never quite understood all of it. I must give credits to the book: it unveils and explains it all, and everything makes sense. About the last paragraph...... } – Oct 10, 8:34 AM
- KingCol { Wow-wee Adrian .... €18 is a very reasonable price . My copy of the book just arrived - the coffee and decadence reference is a wonderful opener . So as the lyric goes “Pat yourself on the back and give yourself a handshake” .. } – Oct 09, 3:45 PM
- Bobby B Better { Adrian, Congratulations on the book. I picked up a copy here in the US today...looking forward to reading it! } – Oct 06, 4:04 AM
On Links for a day 207: Not canon, Introduce Yourself, Patton latest and more (1)
- Benrun { Excellent updates. Roddy Bottum also had a blink and you will miss it cameo as a DJ in the film Ruby Sparks. I nearly shit myself when I saw him for that 1/2 second...I had to go back and make sure. It's an awesome movie too! } – Oct 11, 12:04 AM
On Latest book reviews (3)
- E mayan { Thanks Adrian! A fantastic piece of work. Loved it, absolutely fascinating. A band like this really deserve such a bio. Quotes from Patton that aren't just rehashed from earlier articles would've been nice, although can't really be a criticism if he didn't want to be interviewed. Way to not leave out Beavis & Butthead's commentary on "Digging the Grave." So glad Trey Spruance got his say in there, although an explanation about why the end of "The Last to Know" is so lame would've helped:) } – Oct 03, 12:55 AM
- Benrun { I will add...2 things that blew my mind as a fan who thought I knew everything...Roddy's connection to Wall Drug (yes I've stopped at that roadside tourist trap wondering what I was doing there), and that Billy is a lefty! I knew Puffy was, but Billy too? Something that may seem insignificant, but maybe that's why that FNM sound is so freaking different...the left handed rhythm section. } – Sep 27, 11:36 AM
- Benrun { The book is truly a great read and does the band / subject matter justice. It was probably my favorite part of my trip to New Zealand / Australia. I'm back in the states now and finished the book in just a few days after picking it up. I will write a proper review wherever I can...I bought from a small stand-alone bookshop in Winter Park, FL, USA so not sure if I can post reviews elsewhere. Thank you for all your hard work and time Adrian & family! The part I loved the most...the last paragraph. } – Sep 22, 2:08 AM
On Buy Faith No More book Small Victories in the UK (1)
- Benrun { This is very exciting. I've never heard of a book release being moved up before! I read that it was due to demand, which is awesome. Any chance that it may be available earlier in the states? Probably not...by the way, you list more book sellers above than I think even still exist in America. Can't wait to read it! } – Aug 28, 1:49 AM
On Links for a Day 206: Latest book news, and some band news (1)
- Benrun { Congratulations on some great interviews...I really can't wait to get my copy. When you wrote "band news" I got really excited, but it is just band member news. If FNM is done, that is okay...but I hope it means that Billy, Puffy, and Jon will give Castro Sinatra another try. And I'd rather they just get on with it instead of an indefinite waiting game on Patton & Roddy to decide to do FNM again. } – Aug 24, 1:12 AM
On Links for a day 205: World Cup. Dead Cross, book and mash-up (7)
- Benrun { Glad to see Imperial Teen are in the studio. However, it feels safe to say that Faith No More is likely finished. All the FNM nostalgia on the facebook pages is kind of nauseating. I don't like living in the past. Remember when this happened....that was cool. Remember when that happened...that was cool too. I'm looking forward to the book next month, but I'm looking forward to the insight, not the nostalgia. } – Aug 09, 3:55 AM
- Benrun { Midlife Crisis winning the FNM World Cup is very appropriate to me...that is my favorite song ever and the best FNM song. The Real Thing, KFAD being amongst the best fit too. } – Jul 07, 5:28 AM
- KingCol { @benrum - Pre-order confirmation ... I'm really looking forward to this book .. iv been listening to a lot of fnm lately - matador has really impressed me , up there as one of their best songs I'd say. Great to see such an impressive song especially after being apart so long , to be honest I wasn't expecting much from the album considering the gap of time apart and their age etc but they showed that they can still work together and release descent new material. } – Jun 20, 9:51 PM
On ON THIS DAY: Faith No More play Hammersmith 1990 full audio (16)
- Benrun { I had struck up a friendship with Chuck Mosley who gave me his backstage pass (cause does he really need to wear one to go backstage?). I talked to Jon outside before going back for about 10 minutes...talked about his work with Systems Collapse that I had heard online, his inability to follow through with the interview he had agreed to do for FNM Blog because it would have given away Sol Invictus which was a secret at the time. Then backstage I only exchanged a few words with Puffy (he was exhausted), but Patton and I talked for about... } – Jun 17, 1:22 PM

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