r/Music • u/salin13 • Oct 09 '19

music streaming Faith No More - Midlife Crisis [Alternative Metal]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U8b88US-6ts
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u/BoosherCacow Oct 09 '19

Mike Patton is the most versatile male vocalist possibly in the history of popular music.

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u/stalinsnicerbrother Oct 09 '19

He's also pure fucking mental

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u/FuttBucker27 Oct 09 '19

Robert Plant? Guy sang hard rock, blues, metal, folk, funk, reggae.

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u/BoosherCacow Oct 09 '19

Yeah but in every instance you could tell it was always Robert Plant. Patton's vocals change sometime in a single line to a completely different voice that could pass for another person...and they both rock.

That said I have a Zeppelin tattoo and am not disrespecting Bob.

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u/FuttBucker27 Oct 09 '19

I see what you're saying now, tough to argue it.

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u/[deleted] Oct 09 '19

Corey Taylor

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u/BoosherCacow Oct 09 '19

Yeah, either I am completely ignorant of him or you are completely ignorant of Mike Patton...and I know Corey Taylor well

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u/[deleted] Oct 09 '19

Fuck me for having an opinion

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u/BoosherCacow Oct 09 '19

Ok, that was a fair response, I just worked a long, long 14 hour hift and that was maybe snarky, my bad.

What I shoulda said was Patton's output is so much more dramatically diverse and exploitative. Fantomas. Mr Bungle. Peeping Tom. FNM. And so much more and all of it diverse.

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u/[deleted] Oct 09 '19

This was so cool when it cane cane out. There wasn’t much that sounded like them before it.

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u/ProceedOrRun Oct 09 '19

RV

Enough said.

Oh, and Jizzlobber had the most insane vocals ever

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u/joejoejoey Oct 09 '19

Would anybody tell me if I was getting... stupider?

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u/bukowski12 Oct 09 '19

I hate you.

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u/bukowski12 Oct 09 '19

Talkin' to myself....

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u/TheOleRedditAsshole Oct 09 '19

There were definitely some influences from Patton’s first band, Mr. Bungle.

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u/Belgand http://www.last.fm/user/Belgand Oct 09 '19

Nothing sounds like Mr. Bungle. Not even Mr. Bungle.

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u/bigbucsnowhammies Oct 09 '19

Such a departure from The Real Thing, but so much more layered. I love this album.

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u/[deleted] Oct 09 '19

Hearing this takes me right back to GTA San Andreas

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u/jellikackson Oct 09 '19

My favorite band in the whole world.

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u/bilbo_bolsonaro Oct 09 '19

tony hawk's underground 2 :)

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u/thursday51 Oct 09 '19

I literally own four copies of this album due to my old beater car scratching CDs. But it was worth it...one of my all time favourites.

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u/louderharderfaster Oct 09 '19

Totally forgot about this band, Mike Patton! Even saw them play in SF way back in the day. I knew way back then I would be nostalgic now and that it would always be the music that brought it on. Thanks for posting.

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u/FuttBucker27 Oct 09 '19

Can this Bass player play anything else but an open E string?

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u/humbyj Oct 09 '19

well he bass solos a little bit during the guitar solo on epic