- Radkey cover Digging the Grave. It is the B-side to single Feed the Brain, which was released on 3 March.
Stereoboard report: “The original version of this track was released as a UK single on February 28 1995, 3 months before Radkey’s Isaiah Radke was even born. Back then, it hit the singles chart at #16 and the band performed it live on Top of the Pops. Isaiah says:“Digging the Grave is one of our favourite Faith No More songs. It rocks really hard so it pretty much called to us. We’ve been playing it for years, so we thought that now was the perfect time to record our version of it.”” - Darkglass have Bill Gould endorsing their drive pedals:
“The people at Darkglass Electronics must be bass players, because it’s the first time I’ve used a drive pedal that not only sounds right, it FEELS right.”
- Faith No More Naked in Front of the Computer live in Cleveland 1997 (via the one and only Douglas Esper)
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I am rarely referred to as the one and only (unless it is my wife complaining that I am the one and only person to leave the toilet seat up ) I posted a few more songs from that show and hope to get the rest up soon. I found that song interesting because Patton yells at the sound guy mid-song to get an effect taken off his vocals…I assumed by that point he would’ve been in control of vocal effects. Does anyone have any other live versions of this song or other songs where Patton complains about similar stuff ?
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Huh? All the Patton-written songs are pretty similar….Gentle Art, Get Out, What A Day, Naked, Got That Feeling, Absolute Zero…pretty good kick-ass songs. The exception is Malpractice…that’s a Patton song with Roddy contributing more. Now…if you had picked Home Sick Home, maybe I’d say you are on to something…but we’d be forgetting that Puffy wanted to join Ozzy and FNM isn’t FNM without him…so there you have it.
Naked in front of the computer.
This song is the reason FNM broke up. Piece of shit song that was a huge drop in standards for a band of FNM’s calibre. An insult to their own legacy.