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Faith No More Released 'A Small Victory' 30 Years Ago

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Aug 3, 2022
3 min

Faith No More Released 'A Small Victory' 30 Years Ago

Faith No More released A Small Victory as the second single from Angel Dust on August 3rd 1992. "Seems to run Madame Butterfly through Metallica and Nile Rodgers." - Trouser Press During the 90s UK bands such as The Stone Roses and The Happy Mondays experimented with syncopated dance rhythms, sampled sounds and synthesizers combined with live drums and guitar to create a new scene (predominantly in the North of England) that inspired a generation. Of course Faith No More were

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Faith No More Released 'A Small Victory' 29 Years Ago

Faith No More Followers

Aug 3, 2021
3 min

Faith No More Released 'A Small Victory' 29 Years Ago

Faith No More released A Small Victory as the second single from Angel Dust on August 3rd 1992. "Seems to run Madame Butterfly through Metallica and Nile Rodgers." - Trouser Press During the 90s UK bands such as The Stone Roses and The Happy Mondays experimented with syncopated dance rhythms, sampled sounds and synthesizers combined with live drums and guitar to create a new scene (predominantly in the North of England) that inspired a generation. Of course Faith No More were

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Faith No More Released 'Angel Dust' 29 Years Ago

Faith No More Followers

Jun 8, 2021
35 min

Faith No More Released 'Angel Dust' 29 Years Ago

The Story of how the astounding and inspiring album Angel Dust was recorded. Written with the help of the band, referencing interviews with the five members and those who were involved. 1991 The Beginning As they entered 1991 Faith No More were celebrated musicians, band of the year for many including RIP and Kerrang! magazine. Promoting their acclaimed album The Real Thing had kept the band out on the road for two years and attention from the press and fans alike had left th

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Faith No More Released 'Midlife Crisis' 29 Years Ago!

Faith No More Followers

May 26, 2021
7 min

Faith No More Released 'Midlife Crisis' 29 Years Ago!

On May 26th 1992 Faith No More released their first single from Angel Dust. In an article on Consequence Of Sound ranking all Faith No More songs from worst to best, Midlife Crisis took the number one spot. The quintessential question of what is Faith No More’s single best song has, far and away, the easiest answer imaginable. By 1992, Angel Dust had done a complete 180 away from the sound generally synonymous with Chuck Mosley to what FNM is known for now: triumphant Mike Pa

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Faith No More Followers

Aug 26, 2020
7 min

Faith No More | Hot Metal - August 1992

Angel Dust may seriously damage your mental health, but Faith No More's version is seriously good for your ears. Jeremy Sheaffe spoke with Mike Patton and Billy Gould, but still couldn't find out what a Jizzlobber really is! Hot Metal | August 1992 ANGEL OF WEIRD Words by Jeremy Sheaffe Photos by Ross Halifn Faith No More are not, repeat not, your everyday, world-touring, chart-topping rock 'n' roll stars. If they were they'd be Guns 'N' Roses and there is no way that you'd b

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Faith No More | Melody Maker - August 8th 1992

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Aug 8, 2020
11 min

Faith No More | Melody Maker - August 8th 1992

Any other band in the world would cream their jeans over being asked to support Metallica and Guns n' Roses on a mega-tour across the USA. Not Faith No More. They fuckin' hate it, maaaaan! Come to that, they fuckin' hate just about everything. Matt 'Tex' Smith gets in the firing line. Melody Maker | August 8th 1992 VIOLENCE IS GOLDEN Words by Matt Smith Photos by Andrew Catlin 'LAY YOUR WEAPON DOWN NOW!' The electronically distorted voice, barking out orders from somewhere b

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Faith No More Released The Single 'A Small Victory' 28 Years ago!

Faith No More Followers

Aug 3, 2020
3 min

Faith No More Released The Single 'A Small Victory' 28 Years ago!

Faith No More released A Small Victory as the second single from Angel Dust on August 3rd 1992. "Seems to run Madame Butterfly through Metallica and Nile Rodgers." - Trouser Press During the 90s UK bands such as The Stone Roses and The Happy Mondays experimented with syncopated dance rhythms, sampled sounds and synthesizers combined with live drums and guitar to create a new scene (predominantly in the North of England) that inspired a generation. Of course Faith No More were

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Faith No More | Melody Maker - July 17th 1993

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Jul 19, 2020
10 min

Faith No More | Melody Maker - July 17th 1993

Faith No More, who headline the Phoenix festival this weekend, have been slashing and burning their way across the globe for a year and a half. Which is why they're in such a foul mood right now, insulting their (German) fans and generally behaving like all abominably behaved rock bands should. THE STUD BROTHERS catch up with them in Denmark and discover how not even 16 months of constant touring has affected Mike Patton and co's "bionic pride" in FNM. Dane that peculiar You

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Faith No More | Kerrang! - July 17th 1993

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Jul 19, 2020
9 min

Faith No More | Kerrang! - July 17th 1993

FAITH NO MORE have grown up (or so it sez 'ere)! According to bassist BILL GOULD they're "children running out of talk". But are they sick 'n' tired of juvenile guitar-slingin' Metal mutha JIM MARTIN? Is he just misunderstood? Could they survive without Jim? And who cares anyway? Sugar-loafin' STEFFAN CHIRAZI gets to the point! Kerrang! | Issue 452 | 17.07.1993 Midlife Crisis "YURRR MENSTRUATING heart, it ain't bleeding enoof for two...". Almost half of the 60,000 Europeans p

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Faith No More Followers

Jul 16, 2020
1 min

Mike Patton Deathmatch The Winner!

Over the last ten days you have been voting to crown the ultimate Mike Patton album and we have a winner. We started out with 32 albums featuring Patton including FNM, Mr. Bungle, Fantômas, Tomahawk, Peeping Tom, Dead Cross, Mondo Cane and his soundtrack work. FNM dominated the polls and other heavy weights were soon history. Of course these kind of knock out competitions are unbalanced and the results are in no way a measure of the man of 1000 voices greatest recordings - it

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Faith No More | Wembley Arena, London - June 13th, 1992

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Jun 13, 2020
3 min

Faith No More | Wembley Arena, London - June 13th, 1992

On June 13th 1992 Faith No More played Wembley Stadium in London, sharing the bill with Soundgarden and Guns N' Roses. Kerrang! | Issue 398 | Paul Henderson WHILE THE stage-front security battalion worked their nuts off hauling an endless stream of limp, semi-conscious bodies to safety over the barrier, passing water to a sea of desperate, outstretched hands and spraying it onto the crushed and dehydrating casualties out of reach, Soundgarden's intro tape kicked into action.

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Faith No More Followers

Jun 12, 2020
13 min

'Angel Dust' 28 Years - Critical Review

Faith No More's album Angel Dust found extensive critical acclaim when it was released in 1992. Here are a collection of reviews from major music publications all over the world. Q Magazine | June 1992 | Peter Kane Nobody could accuse Faith No More of having had an easy ride. Formed as long ago as 1982, the San Francisco quintet were going precisely nowhere for a good five years until the caustic, lurching attack of We Care A Lot began to attract attention, especially in Euro

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'Angel Dust' 28 Years - Making The Album

Faith No More Followers

Jun 8, 2020
35 min

'Angel Dust' 28 Years - Making The Album

The Story of how the astounding and inspiring album Angel Dust was recorded. Written with the help of the band, referencing interviews with the five members and those who were involved. 1991 The Beginning As they entered 1991 Faith No More were celebrated musicians, band of the year for many including RIP and Kerrang! magazine. Promoting their acclaimed album The Real Thing had kept the band out on the road for two years and attention from the press and fans alike had left th

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Faith No More | Rock Power - June 4th, 1992

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Jun 4, 2020
8 min

Faith No More | Rock Power - June 4th, 1992

FAITH NO MORE toured the ragged arse off 'The Real Thing' and made it one of the most significant rock releases of the past five years. Now, with the new 'Angel Dust', they're set to do it all over again. ANDY STOUT takes the powder. ROCK POWER | Issue #2 June 4th 1992 By Andy Stout Photos by Pete Cronin Angel Dust, PCP. The substance the LAPD reckoned to be coursing through Rodney King's veins when four of the force's finest 'restrained' him using 'acceptable force' Acceptab

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Faith No More Followers

May 29, 2020
7 min

Faith No More | Raw - May 27th 1992

FAITH NO MORE are about to return with a new album, 'Angel Dust', and a special guest slot on the Guns n' Roses European tour. PAUL REES discovers that things are still decidedly bizarre... Raw Magazine | Issue 98 | 27.05.1992 Strangers in a strange land by Paul Rees "WE CAN'T leave Jim on his own anymore 'cause he won't talk to anyone," Mike Bordin says with a smile. "Forget it, he's just giving you a hard time." The Interview is finished. Jim Martin, Faith No More's big, s

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Faith No More Released 'Midlife Crisis' 28 years ago!

Faith No More Followers

May 26, 2020
7 min

Faith No More Released 'Midlife Crisis' 28 years ago!

On May 26th 1992 Faith No More released their first single from Angel Dust. In an article on Consequence Of Sound ranking all Faith No More songs from worst to best, Midlife Crisis took the number one spot. The quintessential question of what is Faith No More’s single best song has, far and away, the easiest answer imaginable. By 1992, Angel Dust had done a complete 180 away from the sound generally synonymous with Chuck Mosley to what FNM is known for now: triumphant Mike Pa

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Faith No More | Kerrang! - May 23rd 1992

Faith No More Followers

May 23, 2020
9 min

Faith No More | Kerrang! - May 23rd 1992

Yup, Faith No More are back and Mike Patton's still got his tongue planted firmly in his cheek. Their new LP 'Angel Dust' has ruffled a few feathers at the record company but thankfully, Faith Mo More still don't give a shit. Chris Watts was dispatched to Los Angeles to catch the band shooting a video for their up-coming single 'Midiife Crisis', and uncovered Big Jim Martin and co's welcome return to their MTV-hostile roots... Kerrang! | Issue 393 | May 23, 1992. 'Sure, We C

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Faith No More | Marquee Club, London - May 14th 1992

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May 13, 2020
7 min

Faith No More | Marquee Club, London - May 14th 1992

On May 14th 1992 Faith No More held their album release party for Angel Dust in London. A select crowd of journalists and friends were invited to the (now gone) Marquee Club in London to be the lucky few to hear FNM, under the pseudonym Haircuts That Kill, play songs from their fourth studio album a month before it's release. The band gathered with the press for a release party then performed that night to a packed crowd, a warm-up show for their upcoming stadium tour with Gu

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Faith No More Followers

Feb 22, 2020
3 min

Mike Patton and Toodles

Shit terrorist was the phrase coined by Mike Patton himself in 1992 t describe his unsanitary behaviour, but hidden amongst the turd eating and golden showers was a more unnerving storyline... During 1992 Patton shed his weather worn pin-up frat boy skin and emerged as a scruffy thrift shop degenerate who rather unexpectedly stole our hearts. His lovable cartoon character antics were replaced by stomach churning mischief that gave us all a laugh at the expense of stereotype r

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Jan 23, 2020
15 min

Faith No More | NME - January 3rd 1993

Should MIKE PATTON cut the crap? Does RODDY BOTTUM need to come out of the closet? Does BIG JIM MARTIN treat women like dirt? And are FAITH NO MORE a mess of insecurities, attitudes and extravagant contrasts congealing into a thrilling whole... or just another rock band? Not an 'Easy' question to answer, reckons GINA MORRIS, as she spends a week in France with America's premier scatological strew-ups and wonders why such a nice boy like Mike Patton feels the need to swig his

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Shawn Bardhan Featuring Bill Gould And Mike Bordin

Podcast Croissant | Episode 42 - From Out Of Nowhere

Tributes From Mike Patton, Mr. Bungle and Dead Cross for the late Artist Eric Livingston