Mike Patton Angel Dust Sessions Interview (Part 4) 

Ηe's just trolling...It is obvious.

Hate is a strong word. They're all annoyed that Jim wasn't around.

Jim didnt like being in the band. Im sure he was toxic at this point, he hated the direction of this album. He called it “fag rock.”

@@user-iq3tg1tr1t Yes he was always trolling at the time but there was no trolling in this particular respect, he had genuine distain for Jim at the time, Jim wanted to make The Real Thing Part 2 and I don't blame him, so would I, but Mike hates repetition and I think he was frustrated with Jim being unwilling to experiment and wanting to stick with the style he likes, again, nothing wrong with that, but the artistic clash would have led to a 'getting along as people' clash which would eventually lead to him getting fired, the 'domino effect' if you will It's not in this clip but in the same interview he says "I don't even know what they're doing in there" He was saying, to the press of all people, that he didn't like the album they were making, that would have really pissed Mike off

he talked to himself when writing RV

@@Eliel20117 awesome song. “And my feet itch.”

Trolling at its finest

yes

he also co wrote the real thing and surprise you're dead

@@kimmyfreak200 yeah, they're on the previous album. I was asking in angel dust context

A lot of drugs equals weird eyes and teeth

@@lessonsfrompapatravis He didn't do drugs.

Demonic attachements will do that

Can't speak for his teeth but my take on Mike has always been that he's quite up there on the autistic spectrum with a bit of ADHD thrown in, the latter seems to have dulled in his older yrs. Notice how he doesn't keep focus with eye contact and has an extremely scattered thought process one minute but is highly fixated on certain specific things the next. Definitely no drugs needed with his mind as sometimes people annoyingly insinuate(not that you did)

Oh and as an aside he had/has a massive addiction to caffeine/stimulant drinks that can alleviate and aid concentration in ADHD, having a calming effect. All of this makes sense to me but it's just a theory from watching him for 30+ yrs and knowing the signs as well as the poor communication he speaks about at this age. I think he's definitely aged out of some symptoms.