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2212, 2011

Links for a Day…(vol. 122)

admin2011-12-22T05:14:36+01:00December 22nd, 2011|Faith No More|8 Comments

Brief Mike Patton quotes – the real thing this time – about the Sinfônica Heliópolis in leading Brazilian paper O Globo:
“I never heard anything recorded by them, but I heard the orchestra by Brazilian friends. Once I found out more about the work of the Sinfônica Heliópolis , it confirmed my intuition that they would be perfect for Mondo Cane. Not only musically, but also in spirit. After this experience, inviting the choir to accompany Faith No More at the SWU festival was a natural choice.”
The piece also includes a great quote from the symphony’s executive director Isaac Karabtchevsky:
“I was impressed with his attitude, which becomes demonic when that image is on stage, but he was an angel in real life.”
A reminder of the performance:

And in a similar vein, the behind-the-scenes video Just A Choir from the Maquinaria festival that was previously on Facebook is now on YouTube:

fnm4ever have uploaded the full show of Faith No More at the Super Rock festival in Lisbon on YouTube:

Another rather good Faith No More remix from soundcloud – Midlife Crisis the Virgin Material Material Remix:
Faith No More – Midlife Crisis (Virgin Magnetic Material Remix) by Virgin Magnetic Material
The NME has included Mike Patton’s The Solitude Of Prime Numbers in its list of the 20 Best Cult/Experimental albums of 2011.
And another Faith No More tribute act that I was unaware of – the nattily-named Faith No Moreish, who play Hull in England on 23 December.
AshesTo Ashes – FAITH NO MORE(ish) by FAITH NO MORE(ISH)

2212, 2011

A special Christmas message from Mike Patton

admin2011-12-22T04:11:44+01:00December 22nd, 2011|Faith No More|8 Comments

A bit early but we’re in a festive moood and could not resist this amazing message from Mike Patton. Enjoy and Merry Christmas from us too.

2012, 2011

Faith No More – Studio Live (Maida Vale 1992)

admin2011-12-20T13:27:10+01:00December 20th, 2011|Faith No More, Video vault|11 Comments

A brilliant find from jimllmixit and Ricardo on the forum – a four-song gem recorded in November 1992 at BBC Radio 1’s Maida Vale studios for the Jackie Brambles show.

Everything’s Ruined

Midlife Crisis

Epic

Via F7END on YouTube

fnm4ever featured this recording in a blog post last year

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2012, 2011

Mike Patton sings early Faith No More songs

admin2011-12-20T13:29:51+01:00December 20th, 2011|Faith No More, Video vault|7 Comments

As you know from the Comments, some rare early live versions of Faith No More with Mike Patton freshly installed as new vocalist performing tracks recorded with Chuck Mosley have just surfaced on YouTube.
And here they are for your listening pleasure:
Faster Disco

Blood

Greed

Via Wacke666 on YouTube

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1912, 2011

Links for a Day…(vol. 121): Patton and Niemi, mash-ups and more

admin2012-01-30T06:26:38+01:00December 19th, 2011|Faith No More, Links for a day|11 Comments

Mike Patton, the big San Jose Sharks fan, posted a photo of himself with Sharks’ Finnish goaltender Antti Neimi on Facebook:
fnm4ever have uploaded this taken-from-TV but not pro-shot footage from the Maquinaria Festival

Integra has been busy tracking down some new Faith No More mash-ups on Soundcloud.
Gorillaz/Faith No More – November is Epic
Gorillaz/Faith No More – November is Epic (Nov) by Johnny Ghost
Beastie Boys v Faith No More
Beastie Boys vs Faith No More by hubya
Beach Boys v Faith No More v Kraftwerk
Beachboys vs faith no more vs kraftwerk by mrbear
Sydney’s Ape BC and New Zealand’s I Am Giant cover Surprise! You’re Dead

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1712, 2011

The Seagull Song

admin2011-12-17T09:52:07+01:00December 17th, 2011|Faith No More, News|70 Comments

Last week we were alerted to the snippet of the Seagull Song by Shane who posted it on YouTube.
The song originated from the Angel Dust sessions and Shane somehow came across a full version of the song on a CD is his basement.
We were going to publish the full version on the blog but, as it was an outtake from the Angel Dust era that was left in the can for a reason and that that is where it should remain, we decided not to.
But it was published here in the Comments and The Holy Filament have posted on it so enjoy the snippet.

Apropos here is what the band said about unreleased material in their fan interview with Stubbadub, FNM French Facebook community and FNM 2.0 in 2010:
Billy: “I think we’ve released most of it, even the bad stuff. The stuff that hasn’t been released it really not so good. There’s a reason it never got out; it never really came together. Everything else we put out a long time ago.”
Roddy: “Bands don’t release things because they don’t like how it sounds.”

1612, 2011

Faith No More: the week in news

admin2011-12-16T10:53:18+01:00December 16th, 2011|Faith No More|2 Comments

1612, 2011

Links for a day…(vol. 120): Dusty Springfield mash-up, Patton is not God, Bunraku narration

admin2011-12-16T03:38:27+01:00December 16th, 2011|Faith No More, Links for a day|4 Comments

One of the more entertaining mash-ups we’ve heard and Midlife Crisis is the Faith No More component:
http://vimeo.com/33706811
I missed this for an On This Day feature but here’s a great clip of Faith No More playing French TV show Nulle Part Ailleurs in December 1997 – probably their last ever TV-only performance:

Stumbled upon this again the other day and always worth revisiting this slice of popular culture. Mike Patton is not God!:

Speaking of the non-deity, here – courtesy of Homefuck on Comments – is Patton’s opening narration of Bunraku:

Another good review of John Zorn’s A Dreamer’s Christmas and the Mike Patton Christmas Song contribution in particular

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1512, 2011

Faith No More play War Pigs in Australia 1990 with Mike Patton on drums

admin2011-12-15T13:11:12+01:00December 15th, 2011|News|11 Comments

The one where an injured and seemingly annoyed Puffy leaves and Mike Patton apparently takes over on drums.

This was recorded in 30 July 1990 in Sydney as part of a Live at the Wireless show for Australia’s leading station Triple J.
07 – War Pigs_0
Downloads of the full show are very easy to find on Google.

1412, 2011

Faith No More forum up and running

admin2011-12-14T09:41:13+01:00December 14th, 2011|Faith No More, News|4 Comments

We have finally got round to adding a forum to the site. Feel free to discuss all matters Faith No More in our moderated forums and we’re open to your suggestions for sub-forums and look and feel etc.

You can find it above in our brand spanking new navigation or just go here

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On Faith No More to return to tour in 2020 plus ticket info (44)
- Benrun { R.I.P. Ennio...one of my favorites before Patton, actually. One of the later reasons why I knew Patton had such excellent taste in music. } – Jul 06, 1:30 PM
- Benrun { Well, the new Tetema was all right, kind of 'meh'. I am very much looking forward to the Roddy Bottum album with Hifiklub and Bill Gould's Talking Book II. I predicted the Australia / NZ tour cancel (reschedule) announcement the day before...I'm calling it that you will see the Brushfire Benefit cancellation notice within a few days, and the start of the UK/Europe cancellations. I do, however, feel optimistic about the US tour in Aug/Sept...we'll see. } – Apr 17, 12:42 AM
- Benrun { Yes, there is a soundboard of part of the show and a fairly good audience recording of the full show...from Monash University in Australia. The show is okay. I think the Caffeine on the soundboard is good also. I don't know what the deal is with that Chile show...I know that the soundboard exists because there was a commercial or something with the professional show with professional sound. I feel like any day now we'll start hearing about shows getting cancelled. Maybe some countries have approached this virus effectively, but others have not...and it only takes a few to let... } – Mar 31, 3:52 AM
- KingCol { I’m not sure iv got that show ? Is it a full soundboard quality bootleg ? Was there ever a soundboard release of “absolute zero” live from chili ? These rare songs they hardly ever play live or songs that never made the albums are what I’m listening to at the moment or Patton singing older songs - ie : RnR the world is yours why do you bother Absolute zero Smaller n smaller Paths for glory Etc etc etc } – Mar 30, 8:35 PM
On Ghost's Tobias Forge praises hard-to-define Faith No More (24)
- Benrun { I'm very hopeful it will be something much more than announcing that they will play European festivals. I knew before this that Hellfest was announcing their line-up, and I figure they would play other shows over there. I personally feel that a countdown to a tour announcement without a promise of something new after 3.5-4 years of silence would be a huge misjudgment of fan enthusiasm. If it's just a tour, just announce it. They are my favorite band and musicians on the planet...I don't want to see them get too egotistical. } – Nov 26, 3:00 AM
- admin { Just 25 hours to go... } – Nov 25, 6:25 PM
- Benrun { Hmmmmm….I think Roddy just waved at us with the arms of a mountain....perhaps a surprise on Black Friday? } – Nov 24, 12:44 AM
- Benrun { No FNM news....4 years....can't....go...on...much....longer....need Live release....B side....even the Seagull Song....anything.... } – Oct 29, 1:03 PM
On Faith No More and the fall of the Berlin Wall (4)
- Gilly Bould { Small article and interview with Billy Gould about that night in the new issue of german music-magazine "Musikexpress"... } – Oct 21, 10:22 AM
On Faith No More's The Real Thing recalled on thirtieth anniversary (12)
- KingCol { Well Adrian , the next time you see them ? Would you by any chance let me know in advance if you meeting up with any of them ? Iv never met any of the band and If it wasn’t too much hassle I’d have some questions i would forward to you that perhaps they wouldn’t mind trying to answer at their own volition of course.. If it was a case of they being sick to the teeth of being burdened with the chore of politely having to answer every question put to them by the normal Norman’s of the... } – Jun 26, 12:51 PM
- KingCol { It seems like there's not as much humour or general wackiness evident these days "For the first few years you put humour first, everything's a big joke and so on. But then you look back and see that the humour is overshadowing other things, and you realise it can't be that way all the time. There's so many things about this band that have never made it to print or photos, people haven't seen there's a lot of dimensions here. It's easy to talk about what a bunch of smart arses we are, how our 'funky grooves' or 'metal' clashes... } – Jun 25, 2:38 PM
- KingCol { Bloody iPhone spellcheck —*sounds like* The laugh SOUNDS like his laugh . I always wondered where the origins of that laugh came from because it always sounded familiar as if from a particular tv show or film character. Maybe it’s roddy but it kills me not knowing ... “The world is yours” is another massive musical sample jigsaw . } – Jun 25, 1:39 PM
- admin { Hi Col No idea but will ask next time I see them. I know that some of them watched Rocky and Bullwinkle. } – Jun 25, 11:55 AM
On Small Victories tour in Los Angeles and San Francisco a great success (8)
- Benrun { FNM 2.0 is back! I missed you everyday you were gone! } – Jun 20, 1:36 AM
- KingCol { Another good topic /// has any got a favorite riff , drum solo or a part of any of the bands songs that stuck with you ? I always liked “return to your own vomit like a dog” I also like the Kronos quartet bit they sampled The whole song “Khad” is one huge wow weeeeee But what has blown me away recently was Fantomas / suspended animation - Sunday ————- the start of that song with the classical vibe to it is superb —— anyone know who wrote that part or was it a sample from else where.? } – Apr 24, 1:57 AM
- Benrun { Hello KingCol…I do the exact same thing! Everyday I just look at the latest post and check the comment number. You asked a very difficult question...I know Bill picked Midnight Cowboy, Bill and Patton together picked I Started a Joke when they heard it in a karaoke bar in Guam...I get a sense that it was because it was so sappy in a powerful way, but that's a guess. I'm sure Bill had his hand in the Serbia song and the Chilean Violeta Parra cover. I'd love to know the stories behind these choices. Jon played Rich Girl, Strawberry Letter... } – Apr 18, 3:26 AM
- KingCol { I dunno if there are more recent comments on other threads here but I normally just check the article at the top of page and the number of comments attributed to it . If it’s at the same number as the last time I checked i move on . Maybe a good idea for this site would be a comment section that’s not assigned to any thread so random thoughts/opinions etc can be posted .... like this one —-> In relation to past fnm cover versions and song samples and snippets, does anyone know or have an opinion on whether... } – Apr 17, 9:16 PM
On Links for a day 207: Not canon, Introduce Yourself, Patton latest and more (2)
- Warren B { FYI - the audio versions of these bootlegs are posted on www.archive.org. Just type Faith No More in the search. There are over 400 uploads covering the entire length of FNM's career. } – Apr 03, 3:49 PM
On Links for a day...(vol: 104) (38)
- durabari { Faith no more. I have never seen that video, Love it though. www.cmastering.com } – Mar 10, 2:06 AM
On Small Victories book events and signings in Los Angeles and San Francisco in February (8)
- Mark Rago { Ironically enough, I made a comment on a thread on YouTube yesterday where I razzed a lady a bit through the lyrics of the song in question ( I believe it was a Fantomas video, but I'm not certain of the song title), replying "Shut Up" to a humorous comment she made challenging anyone to give her crap for being a die-hard Mike Patton fan. I also replied that it's amazing that FNM and Mr. Bungle were ahead of the curve simply because they had a profound influence not only on musical contemporaries like Sepultura , Bjork , and Melvins,... } – Mar 01, 3:28 PM
- Benrun { I remember an interview with Bill and he was asked what songs he does or does not enjoy playing live anymore. I remember he liked playing Epic which surprised me...he definitely no longer enjoys playing Death March. But there are quite a few shows in the 2nd half of the 97 tour where they omitted Epic. They didn't play it at the Chile show with Trey and there were a few 2015 shows they didn't play it either, mostly when they played SI in it's entirety. } – Mar 01, 2:49 AM
- KingCol { The inclusion of “epic” in their set lists actually puzzles me - since for the most part the band normally doesn’t give into public demand and if anything would normally go against the grain - probably the bands most popular and well known song and i actually skip by it when listening them live and the only thing i like about the song is the end of the track when they include a sample from another artist. } – Feb 28, 9:01 PM
- Mark Rago { If I were Jim Martin, and Mike, Billy and Roddy were calling me a Mama's boy and insulting me in the Lions share of interviews, I wouldn't have been a team player either. That being said, it seems to me that Martin was the creative catalyst during the Mosley era and The Real Thing. Patton really started to pilot the bands style and writing during the making of Angel Dust, and I think Martin took umbrage with that, and the teasing and ribbing the other guys piled on him when absent from band interviews (good natured or not) started to... } – Feb 28, 2:03 PM
On Episode 3 of Podcast Croissant - the new Faith No More podcast - now live (6)
- Benrun { Podcast 4 about IY? Favorite song would be Anne's Song, followed by Faster Disco. But I love every song on the album. It is the best FNM album in terms of 5 guys fighting for their part to be heard, yet servicing the songs. It's got the best guitar tone of all the albums. The only possible criticism I can think of for the album is the one that Chuck gave it...that the drums are a little similar song to song...Puffy would stay intense but add more versatility on later albums. This album has so much tongue in cheek but... } – Feb 08, 3:05 AM
- KingCol { I always though that Patton on video croissant sounds like “ZIG” from “ZIG AND ZAG” } – Feb 03, 12:02 PM
- KingCol { I still watch video croissant on my vcr .. I love the live footage of the bottle throwing and i loved the everything’s ruined video at the time too .. The best thing about phoinex 93 is the fact that the audio was released long before the shaky footage was synced together. I listened to that audio for years and had so many questions about that show that the video answered... I think it was hot Canada who actually shared the show with me in exchange for the Slane 92 bootleg .. } – Feb 01, 10:59 PM
- Benrun { The earplugs comment came from me, I sort of chastised him with my facial expression over that one...it was backstage at Detroit 2015 that he told me that. Somehow we got on it because I work as a Speech Language Pathologist and had almost become an Audiologist. Great observation about the nasal shrillness cutting through. I feel like the keyboards remained harsher all the way through the AOTY tour and were more tame in the mix on the reunion shows, I missed the old harsher sound. One of the greatest things about the Phoenix Festival show in 93 is how... } – Jan 30, 4:25 AM
On Listen to episode 2 of Podcast Croissant, the Faith No More podcast (6)
- Benrun { KingCol, I email back and forth with that member regularly and have definitely benefitted from the connection because they have been a very generous trader of bootlegs. I've also loved getting bootlegs off of Dime a Dozen, still do. Pretty sure it is a "he" and "he" is a really cool guy. Not sure he is a big commenter on websites, and while he's definitely a FNM fan, he also loves a lot of other music. If you search for it you can find his trading website. I haven't messaged with him in a while though, I should check in. } – Jan 25, 2:50 AM
- KingCol { The real thing song itself is such a wonderful composition - I was blown away by the live donnington reunion version .. (on a side bragging note , I was also lucky enough to attend the gig in Dublin in the Olympia with a capacity of just 1200) As everyone else mentioned here already, the other obvious stand out tracks are “the morning after” and “under water love” . Ps : there is a loyal faith no more fan base here who continually comment on the various updates... was anyone here a member of the website “dime a dozen” I... } – Jan 24, 9:29 PM
- Emayan { Episode 2 was awesome! So much fun to go back over this classic of an album. Not a weak song on it...including Underwater Love (what an outro) and The Morning After (what an intro). The Real Thing is still one of the greatest rock songs ever. Pure perfection, an all-time favorite. } – Jan 23, 12:12 AM
- Rob { Podcast 2 a success!! Please don’t feel the need to speed up your analysis. I’ll totally be happy with a 3 or 4 hour analysis of TRT. My own notes on the TRT: 1. Underwater Love is underrated and those keyboard flourishes are beautiful. Also, I often link this song thematically to Nick Cave’s “Where the wild roses grow”. 2. Zombie Eaters lyrics to me are more about the thoughts of an autistic or seriously handicapped young adult man. 3. From Out of Nowhere, The Real Thing and Woodpecker are the best tracks on the album. 4. Have you heard... } – Jan 21, 12:23 PM

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