Faith No More - Falling to Pieces (Official Music Video) 

I think this every time i listen to Pretty Hate Machine.

@@Gnix1996 Great album! I see what you mean with that dirty synth.

Right?? Haha

I wonder if around this time bands switched from coke to dope....

And it could be fun

You mean this was Faith No more?

Cannibal corpse is fun and colorful also

"You ever fall asleep on acid? That is our music video."

You talkin about the video or the lyrics? Cause the lyrics are pretty depressing...

I guess there was some "maturing" happening between the haircuts :) love both early & later albums (okay, maybe not the very first one, sorry)

I prefer younger long haired fun nasally Patton than his boring low hair adult style

Mike Patton also has one of the biggest vocal ranges ever recorded.

We always listened to Faith No More, Nine Inch Nails, Stone Temple Pilot's, Alice in Chains, etc... when heading out on a mission. I was Army Aviation from 1987 to 1998.

It's like a cycle, that scene repeat again and again every time I listen to this song! Forget bout' the water and the nvg's we'll be back in an hour 😂

I think they tried to use Welcome to the Jungle and it got "shot down" prior to production

Well thank God they had to change the song

@@sully0001the years you were deployed were prime Metal and Rock. Now it’s a desolate landscape for said genres smh

ahahahahaaaaaaa, probably !!

It’s Billy Gould; can we expect anything less?

Stéfano Calderón Fkn A bro!!!

brother funk pop punk rock can always cure anything!

Lifted from Dr. Royal Rife, with his express permission to do so to the Rockesmeller/Illuminaki cancer industry...;)

Adam Brunton I’m turning them on to the good stuff🤣✌️

B P I’ve been there for a while bro. The “new” stuff is garbage!! I have four daughters and they are all into the classic rock scene, so I must be doing something right 👊✌️

If they thought this was crazy, they should've heard Frank Zappa. That'd be a trip for them 🤣

Respect.

Chance Uriah Miller I remember Zappa!! He was quite a character🤟✌️

you mean 2022 right?

No it’s not.

It's now 2023 and they still stand out

@@GolfYourself breh.

2023 and just figuring out this song is on Black Hawk Down

Indeed his energy, one of best live concert experiences

I'd have given anything to have been a teenager in the 80's because of these ❤️

Or Chuck Mosley who actually went to better bands like bad brains

@@mikehesse4095 you can't honestly say that chuck mosley was better than Mike Patton... Or that bad brains were anywhere near the level of faith no more??? Bad brains were a shambles dude....

a top tier sarcasm

true dude

Over 30 now!

David Mccullers The fact that I’m 20 years old and I just discovered this band and all of its glory, is a testament to how timeless this band is. But I mean this guys voice though it’s nuttttts

@@typicallyodd2237 Especially on later stuff! He's good here but really came into his own on Angel Dust

@@EddieSparxx AD was a masterpiece

Brilliant lyrics. This group should be in R&R Hall of Fame

Well copied and pasted 😂

Please Mike... put the pieces together... stay safe and get well🍀 wishing you well

The only thing I had, and still have, a hard time understanding is when he says: "No one listens". cause it sounds like something extra than just listen. If it was not for the lyrics, I would never guess. hhahaha

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True. It’s caught in between.

Also 99 and 00

The BEST time to be in your prime. We kids of the 90s were so lucky

YES!

I couldn't agree more, it was a very unique time.

Chili peppers were doing it before them. That was the whole thing with these 2 bands back then and the rivalry between them. People were calling FNM a ripoff of them and maybe they were in some ways but they were definitely more of a hard rock band than the chili peppers were. Metal at times and chili peppers never were that heavy. So they definitely were different.

@@trenken RHCP started as a fusion between funk and rap, nothing new, other bands did it before, they simply gave it their style and then in the 90's they noticed that the FNM formula worked and that many bands began to be influenced by them. What I mean is that FNM was more influential in the growth of music in the 90's. Especially in the second half. What I say is a verifiable reality and also my comment is very clear about what genre was born based on what FNM did. Hard and glam rock barely touched the 90's, and we all know what happened to Guns And Roses, on the other hand bands like Pantera, Metallica, Megadeth, etc... became old-fashioned for many young people before starting the second half of the 90's. Not to mention how the grounge crashed as well before the second half of the 90's. The most direct influence on the way bands that emerged in the second half of the 90's played instruments and even sang was FNM. I give an example: The greatest influence of the members of Korn (said by them) has been FMN. Jonathan Davis and various singers have taken up the nasal way of singing that Mike Patton used on The Real Thing and Angel Dust albums. FNM was the bridge between rap metal and nu metal and without that musical style, metal would have had a very difficult time in the 90's and early 2000's. Everything generated later is a direct consequence of what FNM started. Another thing, the cool style of 90's rock and metal we owe to the master Rick Rubin who indirectly worked with FNM on The Real Thing thanks to his friendship with FNM guitarist Jim Martin. Years later he produced albums with RHCP...

Grunge saved 90s rock n roll

@@Hamlet2085 Patton didn't sing nasal on AD.

@@mikespearwood3914 Of course he did, on most of the album but especially on Everything's Ruined and A Small Victory. He generally does it on almost every Angel Dust song. You just have to pay a little attention.

I totally agree dude. Faith No More is awesome and this is the album that I always come back to

Absolutely! It's the bass that does for me with this one - and Mike's extraordinary vocals of course

This might be nit picking, but I think album of the year is better than the real thing.

The real thing and angel dust - 5/5

They were huge at the time, one of the biggest bands

So true. Effortlessly alternative before it was a thing.

They were never underrated. It was just that the Chilli Peppers were overrated.

@@Lebowski53 perfectly said

@@Lebowski53 what a nonsense... always that peppers / faith no more bullshitting really get on my nerves.. they were both great at there time, and thats it, ffs..

Aye. soundtrack has a couple good pieces...

ammo dude, take ammo

Oh yeah!! Back when MTV was awesome and actually played music videos. It was by far my favorite channel for years and they just flushed it straight down the crapper. What a waste!!🤦🏻‍♂️

Headbanger's ball!🤘

@@zvonimirk.2233 Ricky Rackman 🤘🍻

Same

I remember those days. I haven't seen MTV in probably 20 years. LOL.

He learnt from Anthony Kiedis

6 Octave vocal range. The greatest vocal range of any popular singer.

@@bimbobaggypants4820 lmaoo good one

He's good but not as good as Anthony kiedis

@@bimbobaggypants4820 But Anthony Kiedis doesn't get slimed like the kids from "You Can't Do That On Television".

I'm very sorry for your loss.

This song was featured briefly in the movie blackhawk down. I don't know if there may some kind of synchronicity in that or not.

Sorry for your loss. Thank you for sharing your memories of your brother.

Sorry bro. Love ya!

Condolences.

That’s wild, I turned 37 last year. We’re all here.

I turn 47 in two months

That's pretty bitching

approaching 15 when it came out, 48 now, i have no idea how that happened lol. I'm still no older than 20 in my head.

Amen to you. FNM is a piece of my life since 1993 hellyeah!!!

That was the conservative Choice

@@heide35007 I wanted to make another joke but yours was better. Shit yeah.

Billy Gould played bass in Brujería first era, he was called "Guero sin fe"

And Mike Patton Wearing An Outfit From A Carcass Cd Cover

He wore Napalm Death and Godflesh merch in a lot of promos around this time, the man's got taste lol

Indeed.

I was thinking to myself "i wonder who's idea this video was" so deranged yet colorful! Love FNM!

Tracy Lee Staton some of us were old.

I'd wait for this "Buzz Clip" after high school...

tvmattkc way ahead of its time,more creative than anything popular then or now

Simple?

Not so simple.

That hat makes him look kinda like Alex Delarge

Pemdures fotos colegas fatos turmas experiencias pela sua casa. Um colega meu, da epoca, hj virou governante...#nao esqueco.Memoria de Ferro.Sem enferrujar.

@Tom Myers OK thanks for you're comment too

authorjosiahupton He looks like the creepy dude in the Level 42 video.

R/rareinsults

I was 11 years old when I found out I won a week long , all expenses paid trip to Old Quebec City , Quebec for an essay I wrote in 7th grade. I hadn't quite got into music yet or found my groove at that age, especially growing up in rural Bad Axe, Michigan. Anyways, when it cam3 time for me to leave , I had to accompany the High School French class . Everyone at least 4 to 5 yrs older than me n I was only one going w them. No seniors were gonna Wana chat up or hang out with the tag along shy 7th grader. The bus ride was supposed to be 13 to 14 hrs to Quebec.....I had a couple books n my clothes. No music, no friends, never having left my small rural country town, i almost didnt go. My older sister surprised me the night b4 I left with a brand new walkman and about 14-15 cassette tapes from her boyfriends car. Never heard of FNM or most the other bands, but it was the 1st tape I put in as the greyhound bus pulled Away from Bad Axe Hjgh Parking lot at 3am. The next 7 days I spent in Old Quebec City overlooking the St. Lawrence Seaway like it was a dream world (our hotel was an ancient castle that had been restored) Everything was like something out of a fictional tale. I never even looked at those other cassettes in my bitchin fanny pack. Faith No More the real thing, Was the only tape or muwe're music I listen to That whole week. After A-day and a 1/2 and you every song by heart. I was fucking hooked. That cassette tape/Albun launched what became the start of a massive addiction to all things Rock, punk, metal, etc. I am 45 now and still a hard-core headbanging bitch. Faith No More my fav band and so are all Mike's side projects/gigs/bands. Graduation day in 1995 , walking off stage with my diploma, and throwin up devil horns, I yelled 'I'm gonna make Mike Patton my bitch" (my family was mortified 🤣🤘 I often wonder what my life would be , or music id discover, had my sis never got me that walkman and her bfs tapes for that 1989 Quebec trip. (We grew up on rural farm, no cable TV, mostly only A.M. radio Stations avail)

@@kathleenlittle758first of all, thanks for the great story! I mean it! I love reading stuff like this. There are sometimes those who will poke fun at posts like this. Fuck ‘em. If social media is to be a form of communication, then this is one of its highest uses. It was really charming, though, and well written. I could almost see that scared kid on the bus with all those high schoolers. If any one of them found you listening to what you were, they might have realized what a little badass you were. Secondly, what an amazing older sister! I’m an older brother and tried to do the same for my brother who is six years younger. Today he’s a professional musician and I couldn’t be prouder. Lastly, FNM are one of the coolest bands of all time. I get kind of annoyed with all the Nu Metal comparisons and stuff. I guess I can see where folks are coming from, but I think they’re in a league all their own. They sound like no one. Completely unique. They took big risks. They were true artists with their music. I really love and respect them for that. This album in particular, though. Phenomenal. The Real Thing is my personal favorite. One of the most powerful pieces of music I’ve ever heard. Inspires and motivates me still, after 30+ years.

​@kathleenlittle758 sounds like good times it sucks that things and experiences aren't like that anymore. We were so lucky to have been born and raised in the times we came up in.

I was in jr. high, too. I just wanted to be him. Making all these wild videos and singing these wild songs. What a time it was.

That's the BEST thing ever

Your pic profile is ugly Af escobar was a human waste.

@@montauta respect for El Patron, bitch

what a joke!!! hahahaha

Nutbush City Limits!

Epic came out January 1990 but the video for Falling To Pieces came out around July 1990. "The Real Thing" was released on July 1989. Weird, isn't it?

That bass riff is one of the best I’ve ever heard

I really want to hear Ellen Plays Bass take a crack at that.

No doubt!! 👊🤘

"epic band" pun intended?

Metal4Ever Est.1970 hahahahah you just made my day bro haha

Un usuario más lol

Yessss

Fun fact about this video: The bits towards the end with the exploding fish was in response to animal activist groups complaining about the fish flopping around on the ground at the end of the "Epic" music video, citing animal cruelty.

Absolutely 👍

I agree because I am a qualified lesbian

My weird ass memory remembers a VJ talking about the exploding fish while he was introducing the video. LOL

Valeu aí

I hadn't heard this song since it was on MTV sooo long ago, and recently it played while I let youtube take me on a journey, I realized the lyrics are about me LMAO to a T .

✌️👏😁😱

46. HA! I win!

@@cross3052... Nah. I do. 60 😊 My neighbours are listening to this right now, whether they want to or not.

@@thelaserjockey I lose so that others may win.

45 this year. Still great music.

47 y/o.. I as well (obviously!)

Not only range but can do virtually any style from metal gutter growl to Brazilian jazz sounding or whatever belongs in a song.Shape shifter.Mike Patton is unbested.

@@geraldfriend256 He’s also an amazing musical composer. Guy is just ridiculously talented.

Not to mention how on pitch he always is live. I've never heard the Guy sound bad, it's always recording level quality when live, every note is hit, sometimes it's even more powerful

Really good lyricist, too.

Black hawk down is why I'm here. Absolutely fantastic film

Black Hawk Down

Puffy is THE MAN!!

That must have been one hell of a show.

instantly jealous

@@yannicklam7418 What a crazy band, too. So many styles incorporated. Love them.

@@evanb1470 It was. Definitely in the top five. No, two!

Dude, this makes it sound like you're going to murder-suicide, are you okay?

Hang in there fella!! Listening to sermons by Dr. Tony Evans brought me back from the brink. The message he points to has made things better for me personally, and by proxy, the people I come in contact with. Reading his book "Kingdom Man" helped put things in perspective: be a blessing to the people in your lives by your conduct. Peace to you.

As a side note, Coach Tony Dungy and Pastor Evans are personal friends, and Coach Dungy wrote an endorsement of Pastor Evans' book 'Kingdom Man'. Hope things are looking up for you.

Love the entire album!!

Stephen Deese for sure

Don't forget MIDLIFE CRISIS

Christopher Williams Fantastic song, but from a different album.

"Woodpecker From Mars" is one of my personal favorites. I still have my worn down cassette of this album.

+Nilton Lopes He also wears a Carcass t shirt at some parts of the video

+Nilton Lopes br hue

+Nilton Lopes brbrbrbrbrbrbrb

+Nilton Lopes o Mike tem varias participações com Sepultura

Rock White É nois

This came out in late 1990 bro

@@ericdulyon4601 The album was late 1989. "Falling To Pieces" was released as a single in the summer of 1990.

😂 ❤

I love dope and beer

yes. this was a brief buffer from very heavy metal into grunge by 1991

👍🤘

This is actually pretty straightforward for Patton.

Once Patton left they really weren't very good. King for a day was a disappointment.

@@williamberry8895 you mean when Jim was fired. Definitely was never the same but I still enjoy those albums.

@@DizzyDigsDeeper they're debut album gave them huge expectations to make their 2nd better. Nothing could've topped that 1st album. 1st real alternative band ever. Before AIC Nirvana Mother Love Bone and Soundgarden.

Ahh yea...😂 emergence out of the 8th decade of the 20th century 🎉😮

HI!!!!

Well hello!

It's neat seeing you on another site. That doesn't happen often! :D

FB, here and ebay lol. I'm not a member of anything else.

I'm only on here, FB and Instagram........oh and I THINK I might still have a Myspace page, lol.

whos is billie eilish..?

alice in chains: no way

You mean the tractor keys from driving over his balls. Mr . Bungle

@Nicole Novo he blames the Army for messing up his mind and his dreams...😄

I think you mean: Hold my coffee.

then You'd know it's a cassingle :)

I remember how all those cassettes smelled... is that weird?

I have the whole album on casse

@@durden2480 Of course, that was the first thing you did. Open. Deep inhale. That smell was part of the new album experience

Same!!

FNM are nothing to do with Grunge, that stuff is miserable beyond belief!

@@Bikinbest FNM were way before Grunge and don't see how anyone could catargorize them as Grunge.

@@danziger69 That was supposed to be a reply to this.. They were one of the bands that really paved the way in the transition from hair bands to grunge.. 🤦‍♂

@@Bikinbest Ah, okay...gotcha. I actually like select bands from both hair and grunge. Never got to see FNM live, but have seen Tomahawk and Mr. Bungle.

​@@danziger69I am a qualified lesbian too

He’s in a bunch of bands and they’re all really good.

Lol "singer guy" is called Mike pattern.

@@slayer9240 Mike Patton. It's great seeing the youngsters listening to the stuff that was huge when I was in my 20s.

They actually had two singers very briefly 84 - 88 first two albums was Chuck Mosley We Care A Lot and Introduce Yourself. Funny things is, they do sound similar.

The did have two chuck Mosley and mike but mikes vocals are so gooood

Mood swings! Specifically from Borderline Personality Disorder...sudden angry outbursts, thinking everyone's judging you and hating being around people but being abandoned is your worst fear; feeling every emotion with the intensity equal to standing in the sun without skin. Then having moments when things seem like they might be ok.

true

paranoia, distress,euphoria,weirdness,everything changing so fucking fast that you are unable to process the information,nightmares,fear of saying how we feel and someone thinking we lost our mind...he can express EVERY single thing in this and many songs...

I agree fully I'm sorry this album and era of Faith No More is the one I love out of all. Angel Dust was good as well but too mature for me imo when I think of Faith No More I think of their funkier, and goofier days during (1989-1991) when they were younger also I agree young Mike Patton is a lot more energetic, crazy, and fun than older more boring Mike Patton

Heh, whenever I mention them to anybody their instant response is usually "oh yeah, Epic, great song."

@@ifUthinkits2loud Right? "Faith No More?....Oh, right, Epic! Yeah!" 😧

@ottobry Yeah. It's sad...Epic was my first favorite song, in my entire life. I was, like, 8 years old. Still LOVE it, but they did SO many better songs!

@vexnsiolence I remember seeing this video when my cousin was watching it, and going, "Well, this is my favorite band, for the rest of my life!" I was single-digits, at the time, and I can't honestly say that my viewpoint has changed.

They have uploaded in 2014, it's an official and remastered video.

it has over 100k now

Boba Defett over 3 million now

No, Local H are the most underrated band of all time.

12 million now

Tell me about it. The Golden Age of Hip Hop along with bands like this and the Black Crows and the Traveling Willburys and Ween, Roxette, Poison, Lenny Kravitz, Living Colour, World Party, who could ask for anything more?

Will be like this forever I expect!!! Love them still to this day

That's just f*cking awesome

NICE! 😁

how did you do that

no more ahead of their time

Mike Patton 🤪🤪🤪

Mike Patton rocks

Hes so cute when he's rapped and singing

Mike Patton is a great guy who has a great voice

His rapping and singing voice makes me turn me on