Faith No More founder member and keyboard player Roddy Bottum will step in front of the camera in the new movie from star Chilean director Sebastian Silva.
Roddy shared some on-location photos from filming in the Catskills on Instagram last week, and he has revealed more details on the project to us at Faith No More 2.0.
Roddy said: “I just finished two weeks shooting a film called Tyrel by director Sebastian Silva. He’s a good friend of mine and asked me to be in his new movie. It is sort of an ensemble piece about a group of guys that go on a birthday weekend trip up to the Catskills in a cabin. Michael Cera, Caleb Landry Jones [Get Out], Jason Mitchell [Straight Outta Compton] and Chris Abbott also star.”
Silva is the rising star of South American cinema with a trio of breakout highly-lauded English-language movies in Crystal Fairy (the 2013 film that inspired the band name of the latest Ipecac super group), Magic Magic (both also staring Cera) and Nasty Baby.
Roddy is no stranger to the world of film either. An avid filmmaker in his teens, Roddy initially moved to San Francisco in 1981 to study film at San Francisco State University. Roddy has scored Adam & Steve (2005), What Goes Up (2009), Kabluey (2007), scored Gigantic [2008], Fred the Movie (2010) and the documentary Hit So Hard [2010].
Roddy added: “I think it’s gonna be a really special movie. He’s kind of my favorite filmmaker.”
I don’t think jizzlobber Phoenix 93 can be beat for no1 slot simply because of the soundboard collaboration with cam visual and Pattons epileptic fit at end
KingCol,
Check out this version from the Warfield:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fhD_7nWw7Ww&feature=related
It puts Jim’s guitar front and center but the other instruments still cut through…you can still hear some Bill bonking in there. If you close your eyes and listen, it’s a pretty well played version, I’m not sure if it comes off as the most aggressive. But then if you watch it as well…pretty aggressive.
I’ve never heard of that one but it sounds cool. I hope you find it and share!
This is almost impossible to find and could be due to the possibility of it being an unofficial white label remix or something but it’s a particular remix of “a small victory” that sounds more or identical to the “youth” remixes only this version has samples of explosions and guns and people screaming as if in a war conflict.. heard it and have part recorded it off a pirate radio station years ago but could never get the full original mix nor find out any info on it .
Sure, I’ll do my best!
Nice investigating:-) il have to dig out that bootleg now to confirm my 25 yr old assessment of it being a mighty fine performance of jizzlobber .. always stuck in my head for some reason. Don’t think it’s on YouTube.
I have another song description I can’t find if you want the case 🙂
Oh, I just realized that one of my comments is awaiting moderation, so you were responding to my first comment where I guessed 2 different Italian shows. The show you want is 18 December 1992 in Cesena, Italy.
Yes, I have the audio only version of the Cesena show. At the end of Jizzlobber, Patton is saying “papa, papa”, someone says “shut up”, and then Patton speaks in Italian. So that’s the show you described. All of those 92 shows were pretty aggressive.
It’s neither of them shows and it was audio only with no footage .. mightn’t have been an Italian show
Well, they played Italy 3 times that year, so I had a 1/3 shot, and I was wrong twice! The show you’re talking about is the 18 December 1992 show in Cesena, Italy. The bootleg of the Milan show is a soundboard though and feels more intense (I think maybe that is my favorite version now!), plus there is this video (worse audio but the added benefit of seeing Patton moon the audience and stick his hand in his asshole if you’re into watching that!).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AdQ0nlEddrM
This guy seems to have video of the Cesena show though:
https://www.youtube.com/user/MrDillo72
Don’t remember that, but I have a ton of bootlegs…I’ll go hunting for that version this weekend. My best guess without searching would either the June Turin show or the December Milan show from 1992.
http://www.fnmlive.com/1992
Off topic : does anyone recall the live version of jizzlobber with Patton saying “papa ,papa” a few times at end of song during organ part and then one of members I think roddy shouts at him “shut up” followed by Patton talking more in I think Italian
Had it on bootleg and remember thinking it was best jizzlobber live performance but can’t find it now
Awesome news for Roddy! Also check out the movie Ruby Sparks…directed by the same guy who directed Little Miss Sunshine. Roddy wrote a score for Little Miss but it wasn’t used, but you could listen to it on his website. Anyway, watch Ruby Sparks (a great movie) and check out who the DJ in the club is, but don’t blink or you’ll miss it.