Two gems from St Louis in 1997. (via Dreamqueefer in Comments and Lepers TV on YouTube.)
– From the old St Louis public access channel Lepers TV.
Faith No More soundcheck:
– FNM opening songs
– Patton Mondo Cane news promo for the Sydney Festival on 16 January
– The best explanation of Faith No More and nu-metal by the man himself Bill Gould as part of a Much More Music documentary – Faith No More bit from 4.17 on
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=plQr-akG9OE
The Orchestra for Mondo Cane at Sydney Festival will include principal and tutti players of the Sydney Symphony, Australian Chamber Orchestra, and freelance musicians.
“In addition, and as usual, the band will be accompanied by a set of 12 local violinists.”
^^ I forgot that bit 🙂 ^^
@dunnknowargie Here’s the Mondo Cane lineup for Sydney, bass and keyboards are different from the South American tour.
Cheche Alara: Director.
Alex Alessandroni – keyboards and electronics.
Scott Amendola – drums.
Enrico Gabrielli: Clarinet, sax.
Roberta Lizzio: backing vocals.
Mike Patton: master.
Claudia Puglisi: backing vocals.
Dario Rosciglione: Bass/double bass.
Alessandro Stefana: guitar.
Marc Urselli: Sound engineer.
Vincenzo Vasi: Theremin & electronica.
Vast Valeria: backing vocals.
William Winant: percussion.
Enri Zavalloni: keyboards
Link
http://www.theholyfilament.cl/noticias/mondo-cane-the-tango-saloon-juntos-en-australia/
Ugly in the Morning <3
I love these rare videos! Really good!
One more “link for a day” 😉 Mike Patton’s new score:
http://blogs.indiewire.com/theplaylist/awesome-mr-bungle-faith-no-more-mastermind-mike-patton-scoring-ryan-goslings-the-place-beyond-the-pines
Hey.
Does anyone know if the Mondo Cane Sydney line-up is he same as the Southamerican one?
“These bands were not ‘nu metal’ ”
— thank god he pointed that out, because no doubt, die-hard metal fans would think FNM are the epitome of that crap genre when they are first exposed to “Epic.” FNM are far from that, as we fans would know.
Sam Dunn and his work is great, but some things on the show are a little off — metalheads, remember, The Melvins are NOT grunge, maybe the godfathers, but they lean towards metal more than any other “grunge” band ever.
Anyway, this episode is going be filled with crap bands… Mixing genres is great, but the only good rap/rock/metal, was made in the ’80s and early ’90s. And in Mike Patton’s words: “we did it for like a second…” All those garbage bands from the late ’90s including Korn, were unoriginal-talentless-trendy hacks.
Great warmup video by the way!
Cheers for the list of links, i never know where to put newly discovered FNM stuff so i head towards the comments, just found this too, very nice http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RYSPai-cp30