Faith No More - Falling to Pieces (REACTION!) 

Listened today and i bought it when it came out. It still sounds fresh.

Yup!

Highly influential too!!!

IT IS NOT ALMOST 35 YEARS - I CAN'T HEAR YOU - BLA BLA BLA BLA. Damn it! It's crazy it's been that long. *sigh* Such a great album.

This is one of those rare CD's you buy for the big song and then discover the whole thing is awesome.

MAYBE my favorite FNM song. A lot to choose from. Can't go wrong on Angel Dust honestly.

Seconded! "Everything is Ruined" is the jam, and one of FnM's better songs lyrically too.

One of my favorites from them, top 5 for sure

Great song.

THIS! The way that song was written is superb and the quality is above most.

I was still blown away when I first heard Mr. Bungle California...

yes! his lyrical cleverness is so often over looked!!

And he is also fluent in Italian. He has performed entire concerts in Italia. Super talented

​@@jeffreyglenellen1188His Mondo Cane album is fantastic!

Absolutely, also stripsearch is a smooth one

Last Cup of Sorrow and Digging the Grave are right up their alley.

my favorite of theirs

That's a 10 4

I agree with the first part of what you said. Mike's voice, his command of his voice, the timbre of his voice that he chooses to show, is WORLDS above Maynard's skinny ass.

@@bvaughan3862lmao

Mine is “last cup of sorrow” …love that song!!

Mine too.

Ryan nailed it when he said it was a feel-good song

Seconded; Mike Patton is considered one of the most (if not THE) versatile singers, with a six octave range

​@@JohnnyBNerdydoesn't mean he has a nice voice. He actually has one of the most unpleasant singing voices in rock music. I appreciate him and I've been listening to Faith no more for 30 years and I like a lot of their songs, but I don't think he has a nice singing voice.

@@flipjupiter1 Booo

​@flipjupiter5077 have you ever heard Fantomas?

@@faust13301 lol awesome

Yes! They are gonna think it is a completely different band

I concur… Evidence is a must listen at this point!

Agreed

I was going to comment for Evidence as well, I think it's the obvious choice

Such a sick song

They will really love or hate 'The Gentle Art of Making Enemies'

@@DonPandemoniac Haha, great album

Me too! And the Angel Dust album!

:-) Same here. And "Live at Brixton Academy". What a time.

That entire album is criminally underrated.

Agreed - great song, but that bass in this song, damn

An incredible song.. so smooth.

That, or Just A Man, it's impossible to hear that song and not feel happy.

Incredible song

Love that song, also A Perfect Crime

You take the elevator to the top, and next thing you know, there you are standing on the edge.

Jim Martins best

Yeah, it's killer! 🤘🏻

the bassline of evidence is so sick. king for a day is such a great album. pretty sure it was mr. bungle's guitarist on this one? and digging the grave is one of the only times I know of that Roddy straps on a guitar and doesn't touch the keys...?

George and Ryan would love evidence. Digging the grave is a banger too. I loved king for a day and album of the year.

He was 21. And even in 92-93 on live versions I hear how young his voice

@@user-wp7oy7ml9j technically, 20 years old when he recorded it.

He sang nasal on this album out of spite because the album was basically finished when he came to record vocals on it and they didn't give him any artistic freedom.

I personally feel he was trying to bring the Mosely vibe on this album with his voice. hard to take over such a unique front man's spot and not alienate people.

Lol you should check some patton work besides faith no more

Zombie Eaters! 😭🤘🖤

Zombie Eaters and Easy

@@StevieDrawStuff Easy is one of my favorite cover tunes. It blew me away when I first heard it.

It probably comes down to when you discovered him, for me it was on Angel Dust, so going backwards to The Real Thing, I was like "wtf is this nasal sound"? But then I love Fantomas, which some other people cannot stand, so there you go.

That's sort of the buzz kill vibe of this channel. Not liking this or not liking that.

His vocals almost ruin this album for me. It's hard to listen to or take seriously. I can only assume it's because the songs were already written / being recorded when he joined and were too high for him.. if anyone knows differently, let me know.

@@TerribleEnglish yes, the music was done, he had 2 or 3 weeks to write his lyrics then record. Matt Wallace (producer) says he tried to talk Patton out of the nasal vocal approach, but Patton insisted upon it. Hope that helps.

@@mediacopycatkillers Thanks, yep. Maybe he just felt like it suited the songs, or maybe there was another reason - doing an impression of someone else or something. He does do a lot of Anthony Keidis - style dance moves in the Epic video.. who knows.

OMG Yes! Someone gets it. That was the track where they completely synthesised all their influences and made something that sounds like nothing else.

Cameo stylings! I can see it.

I saw them play this live in 2009 when they reunited and nothing is more fun than screaming "You're Dead!" In a mosh pit with a crowd of thousands.

Revocation does an awesome cover

Zombie Eaters though

Both versions of When the Worm Turns 😅

Man, I miss the lost horizon... I was born and raised in Utica and saw many metal shows there

@@cuttyr74 I'm from Watertown. The 1st show I saw there was Suicidal Tendencies in the fall of '88. I was 17 and at my first real "rock" show (had seen Bob Dylan at the NYS Fair in '86 but that doesn't count) and my mind was blown. I was able to sit backstage on the Suicidal gear (stage left) near the side door (about 10 ft away from Rocky George). Two bouncers grabbed a guy by the legs and arms and swung him out that side door and down the stairs headfirst. It was a crazy night and everyone at that show got to see them up close and personal. It was awesome. Funny thing, on their next album ("Lights, Camera, Revolution") I saw them opening for Queensryche playing in 10,000 seat arenas.

*point