I was the production designer on this music video. I believe the company at the time was Palomar Pictures. Directed by Joseph Kahn and shot entirely in San Francisco. On locations and sets built in one of the Pier buildings. Was a crazy fun filled shoot.
Bet it was fun, good info. I was at Chrissy Field with friends riding to Fort Mason when we saw Jennifer with your production crew at POFA. Didn't realize it was her or what was going on until we saw the video on MTV.
@@skinnernorriz5617 Mike Patton and all of his projects blood sweat and tears Volcals of an array everything he is phenomenal...I had a very phenomenal magical if you will, concert in the flesh when I saw them: Napalm death and Faith No More at Austin Musical Hall.. I believe 4 years ago it was truly everything and then some🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘💚💪 The sound,the thrill, fans the groove total experience I mean everything ..Rock on Thank you 🍻 Cup of sorrow Cheers
FNM was great before Mike Patton joined... but holy shit, he was like the catalyst that just made them so fantastic and exciting to listen to. Pretty much anything he's involved in is pure gold and should be cherished for the remaining existence of human kind.
@@monstro3874 Agreed about Patton 100%, but let's be real here--they were an absolute mess before he joined. "We Care a Lot" had some of the worst tracks I've ever heard in rock music sandwiched in between a handful of decent tracks like "As the Worm Turns," "Jim," and "Why Do You Bother?" But, "New Beginnings" legitimately might be one of the worst songs ever written. Throw in the extremely rough first recording of "We Care a Lot," with "Greed," "The Jungle," and "Mark Bowen" which were also horrendous, and it was a really, really bad debut. Between Mosley's nigh-endless drug abuse and the constant in-fighting between the band members (again, a lot of which can be laid squarely at Mosley's feet), it is a miracle the core lasted long enough to get Patton. Bottum actually quit until they all agreed it was time to get rid of Chuck. FNM with Patton is legendary. FNM with Chuck was tragically forgettable.
I saw them Live, downtown Seattle 1996. HE has the best voice I ever heard live. During the final encore song Patton threw a guitar up in the air and tried to catch it with his forehead, it didn't turn out well.
Tenacious D, Suicidal Tendencies, steel panther, Bloodhound Gang and I know they’re rap but Goldie Lookin’ Chain💯 eminem. Not many artist that are actually funny, it’s a shame.
The whole video is a tribute to/parody of the 1958 Hitchcock-directed movie "Vertigo". Singer Mike Patton plays the role played by Jimmy Stewart in the movie, and actress Jennifer Jason-Leigh plays the role(s) played by Kim Novak in the movie. A couple of the same San Francisco locations from the movie, such as the Brocklebank Apartments, Palace of Fine Arts, or Fort Point (in the Presidio right under the south end of the Golden Gate bridge) are also used in this video. Other scenes from the movie are referenced/duplicated on sets.
A year later I respond: The opening scene features Sutro Tower in the background, an SF landmark I love. Yet, it wasn't in the movie as it was actually finished in 1973. Also see Harvey Danger's - "Carlotta Valdez", a song directly about the movie Vertigo.
Not gonna lie, this video and song STILL hold up to this day. Love it after years of seeing it. And that makes me happy......plus, I mean c'mon Jennifer Jason Leigh as a cameo, how badass.
I love how one of the greatest alt metal bands of all time makes an amazing music video based on one of the greatest Alfred Hitchcock movies (vertigo btw) for one of FNM's best songs. Classic.
The ultimate influence on all bands of the future, this band was and will always be the first to hit any cutting edge of genres of music. I think they brought metal back home .
You never forget the words right!? Like 10 yrs after and it just plays in your head..like nirvana..aic..soundgarden..fnm.. lives are built around these lyrics..for me anyway✌🏼
@@amandabritnell6408 Oh yeah absolutely, I remember blasting Downward Spiral in a temp flat/apartment I was living in at the time. Needless to say they were happy when I left lol..
The music video, directed by Joseph Kahn, is based on Alfred Hitchcock's Vertigo, a film dealing with acrophobia. Shooting occurred during 1997 in San Francisco, California. It features the lead singer, Mike Patton dressed in the same outfit as James Stewart's character, trailing a blonde played by Jennifer Jason Leigh, respectively dressed the same as Vertigo 's female lead Madeleine. Many scenes are recreated from the film, such as the opening rooftop sequence, Madeleine's plunge into San Francisco bay, Mike moving up and down a stepladder, the belltower sequence complete with the famous Hitchcock Zoom and the psychedelic dream sequence.
I worshiped at the altar of Mike Patton for about two decades. Recently, someone came to my attention that has a better voice...and decades left to use it. I doubt the guy's personal creativity or project collaborations will ever reach Patton-esque proportions, but if it's pure singing you want, then you want Dimash Kudaibergen.
We need these 90s bands to keep coming back around for the sake of great music.... rock n roll must never die.... Tool, Alice In Chains, Faith No More, etc.... great decade... fine give FNM to 80s if u wish i but they had a 90s style before the decade even started
@@christinemccrea4371 they were doing that Hip Hop Rock fusion before it was popular. RHCP, Rage, 311, Linkin Park, Korn, etc... they definitely were way ahead of their time
@@Sareybeary I saw a documentary about Nirvana last night and Kurt was saying how one day in the future it would be nice to start doing more acoustic stuff. Sad that we wont ever get to see that outside the unplugged thing he did. Guy had an amazing voice.
Still one of my favorite songs of all time. And in this vid it's astonishing how different Jennifer Jason Leigh looks as a blonde or in the black wig .
Mike Patton has a huge voice and talent. I was lucky enough to see his live performances with Mr Bungle, Tomahawk, Fantomas, with the Italian band Zu...he is amazing
Imo faith no more the band sounds like many different genres, each song though has its own flavor to match what bands sound like. In this song I hear, deftones and audioslave mix.. song digging the grave from their '95 album sounds like soad mixed with foo fighters..
Why would you down thumb it? Seriously...it’s a day old and there are that many sad losers lurking just to down thumb it! Get a life. This song and video is bigger and better than everyday of your life..
Fun fact: The singer Mike Patton performed the creature vocalizations for the Special Infected in Left4Dead (Hunter, Smoker, and Boomer), the vampire creatures in "I Am Legend", and was the voice of The Darkness in both games.
This song was used to promote a Dragon Ball Z block on TV here in Chile years ago. I liked the commercial and the song, and finding it now brings back a lot of memories ♡
This is in my top 3 favorite Faith No More songs. The other two are "A Small Victory" and "Falling to Pieces", and of course the classic "Epic" is worth checking out. Mike Patton has a huge discography spanning many different bands/projects. I think his work in the band Mr. Bungle's "California" album is a great place to start.
@@milk_bath Other Patton projects that people should check out. Just little bits to tempt you. (Band/ Song) Tomahawk/God Hates a Coward (watch the live version) Lovage/ Sex (I'm A) Peeping Tom/ We're Not Alone Nevermen/ Mr. Mistake
@steven milstead Yeah, you're right. We Care A Lot was indeed a FNM album. It was pre-Patton and I rarely listened to it, but it counts. I never cared for Chuck Mosley's writing, performance, or antics. They knew they weren't going anywhere with him fronting the band. R.I.P. anyway.
This is getting old And so are you Everything you know And never knew Will run through your fingers Just like sand Enjoy it while you can Like a snake between two stones It itches in your bones Take a deep breath and swallow Your sorrow Tomorrow So raise it up and lets propose a toast To the thing that hurts you most It's your last cup of sorrow What can you say? Finish it today It's your last cup of sorrow So think of me And get on your way It won't begin Until you make it end Until you know the how the where and the when With a new face you might surprise yourself Like a snake between two stones It itches in your bones Take a deep breath and swallow Your sorrow Tomorrow So raise it up and lets propose a toast To the thing that hurts you most It's your last cup of sorrow What can you say? Finish it today It's your last cup of sorrow So think of me And get on your way! You might surprise yourself You might surprise yourself You might surprise yourself You might surprise yourself You might surprise yourself You might surprise yourself You might surprise yourself You might surprise yourself You might surprise yourself You might surprise yourself You might surprise yourself
Je to moje nejoblíbenější Písnička.Ostatní taky miluji ale tahle je pro mě moje nelepší.MIKIHO PÍSNĚ MĚ DRŽÍ V KAŽDÉM OBDOBÍ ŽIVOTA.Jindy bych to vzdala ale pak jsi pustím tuhle,nebo jinou jeho píseň a vydržím i to pro mě nejhorší co se mi děje.Díky...za tuhle muziku
@@KILLER_W0LF. tak já jsem Češka Czech. JA MÁM MOC RADA TUHLE KAPELU.-PO VAŠIMU JA KOCHAM Faith No More.Moje rodina má původ z Polska. Já rozumím hodně dobře Polski😊.Tak ahoj Radka Gemma B.🙋♀️🌹
Great song by a great band with an excellent video based on a classic Hitchcock film. This interpretation includes scenes Hitchcock probably would have loved to include in "Vertigo" if he thought it would get past the censors at the time.
Faith no more, was during the 1990s, one of the few bands to follow an original path within the music market so repetitive and full of opportunistic groups. This music video (Clip) is one of the most fun and full of cultural references. A cheap production, but made with pleasure.
I’ve loved this song practically since it first came out, yet never saw the video until now. Nice take on Hitchcock’s Vertigo and a pleasant surprise to see Jennifer Jason Leigh, sultry and severe in full siren mode as foil to the dashingly handsome detective Mike Patton.
This was my favorite song off that album because of the Sonic the Hedgehog "ring" sound Roddy was using. Never knew they made a video for it until now.
When this came out in 1997 I rushed out to get this cd. Great songs on it! I do not believe it got the credit it deserved during that time period. Pretty deep/intense lyrics on this song and ashes to ashes and this song really flowed well with that time period. Lots of music in mid-late 90's, so it kinda fell through the cracks... But dang, this song still feels fresh and new to me... Like so many other songs from this period... I'm ready to go back
Wow. I remember when this band was new and had like 3 popular songs and one was a cover. I never heard this song before recently. It is a great song that I thought was new when it showed up on my feed. After reading the comments and realizing it is pretty old I am pleasantly surprised and playing it regularly now. I guess now I will have to check out their other songs.
I quite honestly have not heard this song since probably the 90's. I think my brother and I had it recorded on a cassette. But from time to time it pops in my head. The beat and the part "your sorrow, tomorrow." What a trip I ran into this. I couldn't even remember it was Faith No More and Mike.
![[HD] Faith No More - Last Cup Of Sorrow, Evidence, Easy (TV 1997)](/img/n.gif)
Mike Patton needs to be recognized as a music god .that's all
He is above Godness.
He is above EVERYTHING!!
Many know Mike from this and Mr. Bungle. Most haven't learned that he also sings opera. And apparently quite well!
@@myman50grandAnd “crooning!”
GOAT.....over used term at this point but no other way to say it.
I was the production designer on this music video. I believe the company at the time was Palomar Pictures. Directed by Joseph Kahn and shot entirely in San Francisco. On locations and sets built in one of the Pier buildings. Was a crazy fun filled shoot.
Bet it was fun, good info. I was at Chrissy Field with friends riding to Fort Mason when we saw Jennifer with your production crew at POFA. Didn't realize it was her or what was going on until we saw the video on MTV.
One of the best music videos hands down! You're so lucky! Mike is a great actor, wish he did more acting....
I bet. That f'n awesome.
That's rad
Love this video & song.
Goes hard in 2024.
People saying this music needs to make a come back needs to realize Mike Patton never stopped making music
this
Plus Mike doesnt like to stagnate musically. He's always looking to evolve the music he makes.
Yes, but still, it´s been 6 years since Sol invictus.
Uhh mr bungles epic slayer release last year?
Great artist!
Probably one of the most incredible vocalists of all time.... His range is beyond human.
Agreed Uncharted 🤘
Lionel's and the Commodores "easy" is way better tho. Other then the 1st record this is their best single for shore.
He is beyond human. That genius is a blessing.
Now the fact my fav movie is that music video, i‘m done
@@skinnernorriz5617 Mike Patton and all of his projects blood sweat and tears Volcals of an array everything he is phenomenal...I had a very phenomenal magical if you will, concert in the flesh when I saw them: Napalm death and Faith No More at Austin Musical Hall.. I believe 4 years ago it was truly everything and then some🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘💚💪
The sound,the thrill, fans the groove total experience I mean everything ..Rock on Thank you 🍻 Cup of sorrow
Cheers
@@skinnernorriz5617
🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
This band covered so many different genres. Loved all of them. Thank you Faith No More.
They created so many genres
FNM was great before Mike Patton joined... but holy shit, he was like the catalyst that just made them so fantastic and exciting to listen to. Pretty much anything he's involved in is pure gold and should be cherished for the remaining existence of human kind.
@@monstro3874 Agreed about Patton 100%, but let's be real here--they were an absolute mess before he joined. "We Care a Lot" had some of the worst tracks I've ever heard in rock music sandwiched in between a handful of decent tracks like "As the Worm Turns," "Jim," and "Why Do You Bother?" But, "New Beginnings" legitimately might be one of the worst songs ever written. Throw in the extremely rough first recording of "We Care a Lot," with "Greed," "The Jungle," and "Mark Bowen" which were also horrendous, and it was a really, really bad debut. Between Mosley's nigh-endless drug abuse and the constant in-fighting between the band members (again, a lot of which can be laid squarely at Mosley's feet), it is a miracle the core lasted long enough to get Patton. Bottum actually quit until they all agreed it was time to get rid of Chuck. FNM with Patton is legendary. FNM with Chuck was tragically forgettable.
Faith no more was called crossover
A band so far ahead of their time it’s just ridiculous. Long live Mike Patton. That voice !
They were always on time..i saw them tour with Billy Idol when i was in 10th grade..bad ass
I saw them Live, downtown Seattle 1996. HE has the best voice I ever heard live. During the final encore song Patton threw a guitar up in the air and tried to catch it with his forehead, it didn't turn out well.
@@hotlanta35 .........son.......
@@HArryvajonas “…tried to catch it with his forehead?!” Well, if that’s where it landed, then things went according to plan. 🤕😜
He's obsessed with scatological pranks. Axl Rose has been one of his victims...
Always loved Mike Bordin's dramatically decisive chomp of bagel at the end :) .
The world needs more Hard Rock bands like FNM...Heavy, and Humor!!!
Tenacious D, Suicidal Tendencies, steel panther, Bloodhound Gang and I know they’re rap but Goldie Lookin’ Chain💯 eminem. Not many artist that are actually funny, it’s a shame.
Check out Twelve Foot Ninja.
Literally Ghost lol
They’re not just heavy… they cross musical boundaries
But there's only 1 Mike Patton.
The whole video is a tribute to/parody of the 1958 Hitchcock-directed movie "Vertigo". Singer Mike Patton plays the role played by Jimmy Stewart in the movie, and actress Jennifer Jason-Leigh plays the role(s) played by Kim Novak in the movie. A couple of the same San Francisco locations from the movie, such as the Brocklebank Apartments, Palace of Fine Arts, or Fort Point (in the Presidio right under the south end of the Golden Gate bridge) are also used in this video. Other scenes from the movie are referenced/duplicated on sets.
Exactly
Jennifer Jason Leigh is a fine and very talented actress
A year later I respond: The opening scene features Sutro Tower in the background, an SF landmark I love. Yet, it wasn't in the movie as it was actually finished in 1973. Also see Harvey Danger's - "Carlotta Valdez", a song directly about the movie Vertigo.
Is it Viggo Mortensen who plays the gay guy, or am I just wrong?
Just watched Vertigo last night (with my daughter). What a film.
This song is totally addictive
Jennifer Jason Leigh and Mike Patton 2 legendary performers 💗💗💗💗
2 Precious Things:
-The Song.
-The Movie.
Movie?
@@joaopaulooliveira3757 Yes, This Is A Short Clip Of The Movie ''Vertigo''
@@Fouran This movie called Vertigo is such a masterpiece, Alfred Hitchcock was an absolute genius
@@Fouran well it's a homage for sure.
@@rick.05gonna have to check it out. I love the dark character of JJ lewis♡
Faith No More - underrated band
Jennifer Jason Leigh - underrated actress
JJL worked with great director and he acted in various cult movies. She isn't underracted.
Too bad she f*cked up her face
I love her in Single white female
She’s always been hot as hell .
If you know about them, then they are no longer underrated.
One of my all time favorites. This song, this band, so underrated
AGREED ❤
Not gonna lie, this video and song STILL hold up to this day. Love it after years of seeing it. And that makes me happy......plus, I mean c'mon Jennifer Jason Leigh as a cameo, how badass.
not a cameo. still badass
I love how one of the greatest alt metal bands of all time makes an amazing music video based on one of the greatest Alfred Hitchcock movies (vertigo btw) for one of FNM's best songs. Classic.
What do you think of the video? It's based on Alfred Hitchcock's 'Vertigo.' 🌀
😝
That‘s happened to me! 😃 and i feeling new, no body problems, no heart ache of the past... and looking to the future with hope
brings back memorys of being a angry teenager blasting
TOP 3 FNM songs and videos, but would appreciate an HD or higher quality version.
Oh yeah. Hitchcock classic. Love the 'soundtrack' music from Faith No More.
The ultimate influence on all bands of the future, this band was and will always be the first to hit any cutting edge of genres of music. I think they brought metal back home .
One of the best rock voices ever.
I totally forgot how much I played this song back in the day...FNM, such an underrated band
This song is a perfect example of showing the beauty of your voice with just minimal singing ❤️
Yeah, he's got so much power in his voice that it sounds like he is showing off when he's not.
Ilove faith no more
Mike Patton is the greatest
Vocalist they did not get
The recognition they deserved
In the 90's.
Wow, reaching back twenty five years. Like a musical and cinematic time machine.
Mike Patton looks like a combination of Robert Downey Jr, Johnny Depp and Keanu Reeves in this video
This is a take on Alfred Hitchcock’s film Vertigo
Yeah!!!!!!!
He's handsome as hell
Nobody asked 😆
You are right
Haven't heard this song in years. So glad I found it. I recognized it the moment it started playing
You never forget the words right!? Like 10 yrs after and it just plays in your head..like nirvana..aic..soundgarden..fnm.. lives are built around these lyrics..for me anyway✌🏼
@@DuspHasInfluenza yep
I was watching a True Crime documentary and this was played next......AND I AM SO THANKFUL 💚💚💚💚
@@DuspHasInfluenza Can't forget NIN
@@amandabritnell6408 Oh yeah absolutely, I remember blasting Downward Spiral in a temp flat/apartment I was living in at the time. Needless to say they were happy when I left lol..
The best Faith No More video.
I love the Ashes To Ashes one. And the one they did for Evidence.
Bass and drums are solid as a concrete wall!
The music video, directed by Joseph Kahn, is based on Alfred Hitchcock's Vertigo, a film dealing with acrophobia. Shooting occurred during 1997 in San Francisco, California. It features the lead singer, Mike Patton dressed in the same outfit as James Stewart's character, trailing a blonde played by Jennifer Jason Leigh, respectively dressed the same as Vertigo 's female lead Madeleine. Many scenes are recreated from the film, such as the opening rooftop sequence, Madeleine's plunge into San Francisco bay, Mike moving up and down a stepladder, the belltower sequence complete with the famous Hitchcock Zoom and the psychedelic dream sequence.
Is it Viggo Mortensen who plays the gay guy, or am I just wrong?
the fact that he has the widest vocal range of any famous singer ever is insane
I worshiped at the altar of Mike Patton for about two decades. Recently, someone came to my attention that has a better voice...and decades left to use it. I doubt the guy's personal creativity or project collaborations will ever reach Patton-esque proportions, but if it's pure singing you want, then you want Dimash Kudaibergen.
Axl rose
@@akadkins69 Mike's is wider by nearly an octave
@@algoreirony9981 true but you have to admit back in axls day no one could touch him, unfortunately axl lost it and patton never lost his voice
That title belongs to Freddie Mercury
We need these 90s bands to keep coming back around for the sake of great music.... rock n roll must never die.... Tool, Alice In Chains, Faith No More, etc.... great decade... fine give FNM to 80s if u wish i but they had a 90s style before the decade even started
one could make a strong case for FNM being a key player in the evolution of the style.
@@christinemccrea4371 they were doing that Hip Hop Rock fusion before it was popular. RHCP, Rage, 311, Linkin Park, Korn, etc... they definitely were way ahead of their time
Mike never stopped though. He said he doesnt like to get stuck in the same style and wants to keep evolving his work.
Nirvana needs to come back, too.
@@Sareybeary
I saw a documentary about Nirvana last night and Kurt was saying how one day in the future it would be nice to start doing more acoustic stuff. Sad that we wont ever get to see that outside the unplugged thing he did. Guy had an amazing voice.
It's finally here. We need all their videos on these official channels!
I saw Faith No More 'by accident' while working at a Music Festival back in the early 2000s and I've been an avid fan ever since.
Lucky to see them
But they temporarily disbanded in '98 I think, though they just got back in like 2009 and their most current album was from 2015.
@@islandkol I forget he exact year, but what I do clearly remember is that Mike Patton seemed to be in a very surly mood throughout the performance.
Criminally underrated
Still one of my favorite songs of all time. And in this vid it's astonishing how different Jennifer Jason Leigh looks as a blonde or in the black wig .
Never had affection for this song, but now years later it feels pretty fresh and original, good years.
Two songs by Faith No More that I absolutely love, Last Cup of Sorrow, and Surprise! You're Dead!
What a great homage to the film Vertigo. If anyone hasn't seen your missing out.
1958
I love it when songs like this pop up and make it back on the playlist. Long Live Mike Patton.
Pure Spirit of 90'.
My God, what an amazing band.
This song and video should have been a bigger deal than they were.
Mike Patton has a huge voice and talent.
I was lucky enough to see his live performances with Mr Bungle, Tomahawk, Fantomas, with the Italian band Zu...he is amazing
Wow this sounds exactly like bands I love from the 2000s. Crazy how far ahead of their time these guys were
What bands are those?
They were way ahead of their time. This still sounds awesome and utterly unique. Best and most influential Alt Metal band of all time in my opinion.
Imo faith no more the band sounds like many different genres, each song though has its own flavor to match what bands sound like. In this song I hear, deftones and audioslave mix.. song digging the grave from their '95 album sounds like soad mixed with foo fighters..
Yeah, no they don't. They're still ahead of the times in 2024
Wonderful song and album.
The ringing in this song is incredible
I wonder if they used a kids toy for it. Such a simple sound, but so effective.
You might surprise yourself! A tip for all of us! Great song!
This song hits in all the right places
Who needs a hall of fame, we know what's up. This is top level rock ear eye nose throat and mind candy
Mike Patton's expression in the thumbnail...priceless!
Mike will always be one of my favorite singers
Dam! She looks soo good!
And this was nearly 20 years before the world finally realized that Vertigo was Hitchcock’s true masterpiece… But Patton and Faith No More knew.
Why would you down thumb it? Seriously...it’s a day old and there are that many sad losers lurking just to down thumb it! Get a life. This song and video is bigger and better than everyday of your life..
About time this video got uploaded! Mike Patton is an underrated acting genius. Puffy sweeping Patton's hair always cracks me up. :)
2023 still badass!
One of my all time favorites ❤️ what a singer and incredible band!
This is STILL one of my favorite music videos of all time.
Best Music-Video of all times!
Fun fact: The singer Mike Patton performed the creature vocalizations for the Special Infected in Left4Dead (Hunter, Smoker, and Boomer), the vampire creatures in "I Am Legend", and was the voice of The Darkness in both games.
Hard to believe this song only has 14k likes. Its so damn good! FNM was an incredible band.
Been a fan since ever!!! Oh the good old 80s and 90s of Faith no more
This song was used to promote a Dragon Ball Z block on TV here in Chile years ago. I liked the commercial and the song, and finding it now brings back a lot of memories ♡
Best Rock Singer ever. End of message
I can’t stop playing this? Holy shit 🥃🤣🤣
The guitar bells are addictive.
I have never heard this song before, but I’m definitely going to be listening to it a lot now 👍
This is in my top 3 favorite Faith No More songs. The other two are "A Small Victory" and "Falling to Pieces", and of course the classic "Epic" is worth checking out.
Mike Patton has a huge discography spanning many different bands/projects. I think his work in the band Mr. Bungle's "California" album is a great place to start.
They only had 5 studio albums *with Mike Patton. It's worth your while to check them all out. They were an amazing band. Criminally underrated .
@@milk_bath Other Patton projects that people should check out. Just little bits to tempt you. (Band/ Song)
Tomahawk/God Hates a Coward (watch the live version)
Lovage/ Sex (I'm A)
Peeping Tom/ We're Not Alone
Nevermen/ Mr. Mistake
😯🤯🤗🤗🤗🤗
@steven milstead Yeah, you're right. We Care A Lot was indeed a FNM album. It was pre-Patton and I rarely listened to it, but it counts. I never cared for Chuck Mosley's writing, performance, or antics. They knew they weren't going anywhere with him fronting the band. R.I.P. anyway.
02:54 You might surprise yourself
Cool video that manages to capture the sometimes unique humor of the band. The single itself blows away the stuff on the radio today.
My 18 year old nephew had his party the other day. I was playing FNM and had all his friends heads moving. Gotta make sure the kids don't miss out.
was it a covid spreading party, like the chicken pox back in the day? how many kids got infected? 20 is high score!
oh boy!! a covid infection fest!!! tell your nephew thanks for the rest of us
Hell yeah. 🤘
Mike Patton has so many singing styles it's incredible
Faith no More nunca decepciona. ❤
One songs favorites of Band ❤
Многоуважаемая команда FNM , спасибо за творчество,вы - неповторимые.
Mike, good actor!!!!
FINALLY, THIS VIDEO IN GOOD QUALITY
Almost 25 years. Time flies...
I just recently saw this video for the first time on XITE 90’s music… and I can’t stop watching/listening to it. Great video and great song!
Omg me too man!!!!!!
@@TForks 👍
Hitchcock's masterpiece "Vertigo" ❤❤❤
I love how every FNM clip is like a short movie in its own right! Long live Patton & Co.
i've been a FNM fan for decades but i've never seen this clip... WOW! blew me away Patton ... fookin UNreal
...after 25 years still my favourite song of all time
There's something about this song and filmclip that make you want to watch 100x in a row. Then again, most of their songs/film clips have this effect.
This is getting old
And so are you
Everything you know
And never knew
Will run through your fingers
Just like sand
Enjoy it while you can
Like a snake between two stones
It itches in your bones
Take a deep breath and swallow
Your sorrow
Tomorrow
So raise it up and lets propose a toast
To the thing that hurts you most
It's your last cup of sorrow
What can you say?
Finish it today
It's your last cup of sorrow
So think of me
And get on your way
It won't begin
Until you make it end
Until you know the how the where and the when
With a new face you might surprise yourself
Like a snake between two stones
It itches in your bones
Take a deep breath and swallow
Your sorrow
Tomorrow
So raise it up and lets propose a toast
To the thing that hurts you most
It's your last cup of sorrow
What can you say?
Finish it today
It's your last cup of sorrow
So think of me
And get on your way!
You might surprise yourself
You might surprise yourself
You might surprise yourself
You might surprise yourself
You might surprise yourself
You might surprise yourself
You might surprise yourself
You might surprise yourself
You might surprise yourself
You might surprise yourself
You might surprise yourself
Je to moje nejoblíbenější
Písnička.Ostatní taky miluji ale tahle je pro mě moje nelepší.MIKIHO PÍSNĚ MĚ DRŽÍ V KAŽDÉM OBDOBÍ ŽIVOTA.Jindy bych to vzdala ale pak jsi pustím tuhle,nebo jinou jeho píseň a vydržím i to pro mě nejhorší co se mi děje.Díky...za tuhle muziku
Ty jestes Czekiem ? Jestem Polakiem ! Witaj !
@@KILLER_W0LF. tak já jsem Češka Czech. JA MÁM MOC RADA TUHLE KAPELU.-PO VAŠIMU JA KOCHAM Faith No More.Moje rodina má původ z Polska. Já rozumím hodně dobře Polski😊.Tak ahoj Radka Gemma B.🙋♀️🌹
@@michaelradkabarinecbrisudo8634 WITAM Sasiadzie ! My jestesmy BRATY ! i ja kocham Faith no More tez !
Great song by a great band with an excellent video based on a classic Hitchcock film. This interpretation includes scenes Hitchcock probably would have loved to include in "Vertigo" if he thought it would get past the censors at the time.
Bought this in 89, hadn't heard it for over 30 years and it still sounds current
This came out in 1997.
You sure about that?
I was born in 1991 and even know this album is from 1997 Album of the Year
@K.J.S.est1994 it felt like 89,,,,,
Jennifer Jason Leigh + Hitchcock + Faith no More, amazing combo!! \,,/
Faith no more, was during the 1990s, one of the few bands to follow an original path within the music market so repetitive and full of opportunistic groups.
This music video (Clip) is one of the most fun and full of cultural references.
A cheap production, but made with pleasure.
What are you talking about ? The nineties was full of original sounding bands ..lol
@@danabella29 Yes. I made a statement. Not an irony. =)
The Real Thing and Angel Dust best albums ever. Life altering 🕺🏼
I’ve loved this song practically since it first came out, yet never saw the video until now. Nice take on Hitchcock’s Vertigo and a pleasant surprise to see Jennifer Jason Leigh, sultry and severe in full siren mode as foil to the dashingly handsome detective Mike Patton.
this is one of those bands where it is literally required to have the volume cranked to 110 for every song
Saw them live the one and only time on the tour for this album. One of the greatest bands ever. Hope they keep making records. Saw Bungle last month!
This was my favorite song off that album because of the Sonic the Hedgehog "ring" sound Roddy was using. Never knew they made a video for it until now.
Yeah, it's like a hand bell. :-) I love that 90s ROMpler sound, before everything was supersaw and wobble bass.
wow I knew I recognized that sound form somewhere.....
When this came out in 1997 I rushed out to get this cd. Great songs on it! I do not believe it got the credit it deserved during that time period. Pretty deep/intense lyrics on this song and ashes to ashes and this song really flowed well with that time period. Lots of music in mid-late 90's, so it kinda fell through the cracks... But dang, this song still feels fresh and new to me... Like so many other songs from this period... I'm ready to go back
Just what I needed to see. Great band.
Wow. I remember when this band was new and had like 3 popular songs and one was a cover. I never heard this song before recently. It is a great song that I thought was new when it showed up on my feed. After reading the comments and realizing it is pretty old I am pleasantly surprised and playing it regularly now. I guess now I will have to check out their other songs.
this song is amazing, that riff man
I quite honestly have not heard this song since probably the 90's. I think my brother and I had it recorded on a cassette. But from time to time it pops in my head. The beat and the part "your sorrow, tomorrow." What a trip I ran into this. I couldn't even remember it was Faith No More and Mike.
You know when forget about a song or even a band and then your like yes it's like hearing it again for the first time
1:21-1:22 This shot warms my heart. What a beautiful soul. Or conniving little devil. Probably both. Definitely both.