I remember driving stoned to this song and I had to pull over during the church organ part at the end because it was so intense and I had tears in my eyes I couldn't see.
Crazy to think they were producing this kind of sound in the early 90’s. The album released in ‘92. You’ve leapt into a potential deep rabbit hole if you choose to continue. Faith No More has such a broad and eclectic sound, you sometimes won’t see what’s coming. Just when you think you’ve figured out their distinction, you listen to another track and find yourself wondering how this is the same band. That is just the FNM rabbit hole. Let’s go a little deeper, shall we? Mike Patton was named the number 1 singer in all popular recorded music in terms of range, specifically. D1-F7… He is also the vocalist to over a dozen bands, here’s a few for example: Mr. Bungle Lovage Tomahawk Fantômas Peeping Tom Mondo Cane The Dillinger Escape Plan (for 1 EP) Etc. etc. etc…. The deeper you go, the more you will find yourself wondering, “Holy fuckbeans! This man is not only covering every genre, but he’s singing in multiple different languages?!” You will be happy you took the leap by the end of it. I certainly hope you choose to. Have a happy journey.
well, This song got me into metal back then (I was 15)..This is one of my top 5 albums of all times, and i liked so much the guitar and the madness (of Patton) that I started to check out more heavy bands..
This album brings such a prominent time in my life back in my mind like no other music ever has. Listening to this album on break from the grocery store I stocked produce at. Hot summer sun and jizlobber at dull volume. Co-workers questioning my sanity. Customers scared to park next to me. Smoking northern lights bud in a hitter box. The good old days! Ahhh
Definitely! This album got me through the aftermath of a nasty motor cycle wreck that left my best friend paralyzed from the neck down and I with a mild brain injury and numerous broken bones and my HS sweetheart leaving me for my stepbrother. My paralyzed friend lost his girlfriend too but he found a new love. 30 years later and this album still makes everything just a little better than horrible in my life. At 48 years old now I'm still trying to get my life back together and am still in constant pain. Things are going to be very different for me in just a few weeks! I'm selling a business and I'm going to travel the world. Hopefully I'll catch me a Mike Patton show. Thanks y'all! Love that you love it too!
I’m sure others have pointed out already, but this was the definitive 90s album. As for the title, I was 11 or 12 when I first heard it, so no clue what jizzlobbing was. But from reading the lyrics ages ago, I always had the impression it’s sung by a rapist who can’t escape the memories of the crimes. There’s a reoccurring line about stuffing it under his mattress but it’s making him itch. As you already know, “Epic” and “Falling to Pieces” were their key to success. So they opted to follow it up with the polar opposite of that album. Granted, “the Real Thing” was Patton’s first album with them. He was already making waves with Mr. Bungle at that point, and his seemingly limitless range of vocals. So writing a follow-up gave him a bigger opportunity to put his spin on the album. Plus, their bass player Billy Gould is a genius. Truly the brains behind their madness.
Faith No More is the band that is almost impossible to classify.😀 They became famous with that other song you`ve mentioned which is called "Epic", with its radical mix of hip-hop, rap and metal with the amazing chorus Mike Patton sang nasally that sounded almost like pop & r`n`m, but that`s the song from the album The Real Thing (1989) and that kind of blend was also way ahead of its time. They were regarded as a progressive funk-metal band in those days. With the next album from 1992, which is a way darker, as you witnessed with this song, they started to use more experimental approach. For instance, this song Jizzlobber was created under heavy and, in that time - rising influence of death-metal genre.😉🙂 But here they also made songs in some country style, along with the songs in well established funky-rap-metal way, only with Patton singing less nasally, but more mannishly and deep, and with the famous cover of Commodores "Easy" that seems like a cherry on the top of the cake - because this cover is so slick, so swaggy, so wonderfully delivered in singing, and mellow instrumentally, that it became an instant hit and a sort of an anthem to generation X of 90`s...And this is what you need to check out.🙂Mandatory..😃You will be astonished by Mike`s vocals in this song, trust me. 😉🙂But also, you must hear: "Midlife Crises" (something like "Epic", funk-rap-metal, only more darker...😉) and the funky rides of "A Small Victory" and "Everything`s Ruined"... 🙂The thing is that with the next album from 1995. "King for a Day...Fool for a Lifetime" they managed to incorporate even more genres into their sound, so on this album you can find: Brazilian `bossa-nova`, pure funk of 70`s and swing-jazz with brass and pipes, punk-core, even traces of earlier death-metal with growls and everything... but also some wonderful and tender ballads, such as country-sh "Take This Bottle", undeniable and so sexy pop-soul-funk (dance?!) hit "Evidence"😀and the closing title for the album - "Just a Man" that combines sounds of China and Far East with chorus in a gospel-way, a `Far West`, blending the opposite sides of the World, and its magic and pure beauty. 🙂Funny named "Album of the Year" from 1997. is suddenly cut out from genre experimenting, riding with the pretty monotonous sound, but which also showed the final maturity of this band, with some extras in a form of electronic music. 🙂The titles that stick out are: "Stripsearch", funky ambient-electronic song with some beautifully sang lines in famine style altogether with manish pop-soul manner from Mike Patton, mighty and amazing power-emo-core ballad "Ashes to Ashes" and very distinctive "Last Cup of Sorrow" that leans on this well grown line of previous generic hits like "Epic" and "Midlife Crises".... The reason why this post is so big with all this info is 😋that I recognized some sort of your interest for this band and their amazing sound, with whom I`m way too familiar, so I decided to simply share the best of what this band has in hope that you`ll continue to react to their songs, or even to something that`s off of this list...😀 Anyway, whatever you decide or might think, once again - here`s this glorious list: 1. Easy; 2. Midlife Crises; 3. A Small Victory; 4. Everything`s Ruined; 5. Diggin the Grave; 6. What a Day; 7. Take this Bottle; 8. Evidence; 9. Just a Man; 10. Stripsearch; 11.Ashes to Ashes, and; 12.Last Cup of Sorrow...😇If I managed to persuade you, I know I won`t be the only one who`ll be happy about it...😇Just..take your time and hurry up, as they say, hahah..🙂Much obliged & greetings... 🙂😉🙂
@@SightAfterDark It wasn`t a problem at all.🙂Tnx so much, guys.🙂 He really has an incredible range, over 6 octaves! 🤪And he`s into all kind of various music genres - to the perfection. 🤗Looking back, I see that I skipped the first FNM album (with him, since there are 2 previous albums without his `highness`😄), so I`ll just add a few more on that list from this album, OK?🙂 Good, well, you obviously heard "Epic"...🙂Let`s add, for example: 1. "The Real Thing", song that has a album`s title, fantastic rep-pop-metal rhapsody about the dangers of addiction....!; 2. "Zombie Eaters", another rap-metal hit, goofy story-telling from a perspective of a little (devil`s) child, with beautiful intro that repeats from time to time and at the end; 3. "From Out of Nowhere", a romantic call of a young stud, fast power-metal-pop-rock; 4. "Falling to Pieces", similar to a previous one, but with some introspective view; 5. "Surprise! You're dead! ", metal-rap holocaust !; and finally 6. "Edge of the World", a beautiful jazzy ballad without any guitar (!), with tender crooner singing about a strange, pedophile-alike situation!...Still magical and funny! The list is now complete.🙂😀
From what I've heard, the title and lyrics for this track were inspired by the character Miggs from the film Silence of the Lambs who was one of Hannibal Lecter's fellow inmates. It was supposedly Patton's imagining of this character's particular insane perspective.
Close but it wasn’t about Miggs but a conceptual serial rapist that is penitent and haunted by his past. Hence “bars on the womb...”. He realizes that he has sired illegitimate children that will never be.
I honestly believe that in 100 years, when music is VERY different, there will be a handful of albums that’ll be used to teach how music got to where it is. Sergeant Peppers… Straight Outta Compton… The Downward Spiral… Ziggy StarDust… those kind of albums. Revolutionary in their scope, vision, and influence. AngelDust will be one of those albums
These guys created new genres basically with this song and also "Malpractice" you don't get Korn or even more experimental nu metal of the late 90's early 2000's without these couple of really dark and strange tracks on Angel Dust.
OK, so here's the thing. This was 1992/93. The whole album is amazing. This song is brilliant, in the context of the album, and also I think was really the last input from the guitarist Jim before he was shown the door. Everyone expected them to do "The Real Thing Part 2", but they completely diverted from it. Nearly every FNM album is completely different to every other. They really really broke ground in terms of not trying to live up to expectations, and to simply follow what interested them creatively. In the 90s, everyone was trying to replicate FNM. Angel Dust is one of their best.
Nice track, and there's nothing worse on that album, really. Very eclectic even per song, yet it doesn't fall apart. A special brew of thrash, crust punk, funk, new beat, bar music, spoken word and church organ. Much like the case of theTwin peaks soundtrack : no one had thought before that such diverse styles could blend so well.
it would be nice if you compare this studio version with the live version of 1993 at phoenix festival (arstyfairi08)... thats where you realy here Mike's vocal madnessss go nuts... thanks for this one :)
Faith no More is actually older, than Red Hot Chilli Peppers, going back to 1979, and RHTP to 1983.. Although Mike Patton, the lead singer only joined in 1988, and to present day. And RHCP's first major hit and music video, was "Give it away", from 1992, whereas FNM's first major hit probably was "Epic", from 1989. In that music video, Mike dances and acts much like the guys in RHCP's videos.
Jizzlobber is really hard to interpret taken out of context of the whole album. it's a deep track for that very reason. I don't think the title Jizzlobber has any real significant meaning, other than it's vulgar and probably was just funny to them. Maybe it's a reference to Migs throwing cum in Clarice Starlings face in The Silence of The Lambs? That kind fits with the lyrics. the song itself is about fear and loathing in the face of some sort of consequence. Mike Patton uses prison metaphors throughout the song, so maybe it's shame and guilt?
If you guys love M.P. vocals check out his first love "Mr. Bungle" start in order of albums and you will be amazed. Show at the War Field in SF back in. 92, maybe 93 or 91? still one of the best shows I've seen live. 🙏❤️🙏
I love FNM. I saw them back in 1995 at the very peak of their powers. They were standing up on a balcony, grooving to the warm up band. And then, when they took the stage, they did pushups for 5 minutes before playing a single note. Gotta warm up, right! I also found it funny when they played their hit cover "Easy". That's when all the previously confused teenage girls rushed towards the stage with an excited "Eeeeeek!!!". Whereupon Roddy (the keyboard player) demanded that they all DANCE! And they did! 😂
@@deathandboltpin2883 Not really. Trey Spruance recorded the King for a Day album, and after that, John Hudson's been the band's guitar player to this day.
@@SpaceCattttt wrong. Spruance left the band hanging after deciding that he didn’t want to tour. Then there was Dean Mentia who the band couldn’t write with. Angel Dust was their zenith and they did exercises before playing in 92 not 95.
Wow I used to have that as my entry song when I boxed in the mid 90s. Scared everyone and got me fired up to kick as and nowadays you two aren't even tripping. Times have gotten darker 😕 ....so everyone's conditioned to regular horror and tragedy... Mike Patton said his lyrics were of a penitent serial rapist.
Best track on the album! And if you know the album, you'll know how big a call I'm making. YEAH! I SAID IT! BEST! 😜🤷♂️🥇 P.S. The lyrics are as good as the music. Read the lyrics to see how the name fits. 10/10
Not sure if this is your introduction to Faith No More but if so you should've been eased into them a bit more lol. Check out The Real Thing the song off the album with the same name. Evidence, Stripsearch, Caffeine, Everything's Ruined, A Small Victory, Midlife Crisis, just to name a few ha ha.
The title is the name for the person that cleans up the viewing booths at peep shows and video booths at some adult movie stores. The lyrics are from the perspective of a jizzlobber.
Thank you guys for reacting to this song. It really shows Mike’s range. If I can steer you further down the Patton rabbit hole then there are a couple more songs you need to hear. “When Good Dogs Do Bad Things” from the Dillinger Escape Plan EP “Irony Is A Dead Scene w/ Mike Patton” “Deep Down” from “Mondo Cane”. This is Mike Patton’s Italian pop album. Done with a live orchestra.
Jizzlobber is a song about the fear of prison rape("they will sum it all up in a sentence. A verdict made by those who know..."). Jim Martin wrote the music and it's his only major contribution to the album. Mike wrote the vocals and the lyrics.
The Kiedis and Patton beef was stupid at first, and spiraled into insanity in 00. It's too long winded to type out, but jabs in the press, jabs with album release dates and festival dates...and the Halloween show.
Smiles, bruises, smiles bruises, bars in the womb... I hide my dirty secrets under my dirty mattress, and it's making me itch! my time is spilled milk.
Some light relief for you: Adam Buxton, "Turtle Jizziz", YT link ua-cam.com/video/Mu-HWeh7mMI/v-deo.html It's only about a minute and a half long and you'll laugh.
diving into the deep parts of faith no more lol they make many types of music. listen to everything's ruined its the same band same singer same album. way different sound lol
The song…. It’s about a guy who works, well… he cleans up at a porn theater cleaning up “spilled milk” getting to a good clean smell😂 let’s say he’s overwhelmed by his job, does that paint a picture for ya?
Oh, and as for "Jizzlobber", I dont think it means anything really. A lot of FNM songs have weird titles, and the names the band knows them by is even weirder. Especially with Patton, dont read too much into the lyrics or titles, as he generally writes lyrics almost as a form of percussion, where the sound of the word is more important than the meaning. Lots of FNM lyrics mean absolutely nothing.
just before Mike Patton was born God said to him are you sure you are happy with your stats ie your height, or size, would you like to be any bigger? stronger, "Mike just looked at God & smiled & said "Thankyou God, my main man" I'll be fine, I may not be the biggest man in the room BUT everyone shall know my voice, I will sing every note, & then create some new Ones, the power this man weilds, "his weapon of choice is his voice!" & it makes everyone who hears it at one stage in their life do a little piddle of fear! "he is a Sound System".
As a big fan of FNM I offer a couple of corrections: It's an album from the early 90's. And the band has had NUMEROUS lineup changes over the years. Even taking on Courtney Love as vocalist in the 80's.
Angel Dust is one of the best albums of the entire 90's
No argument there!
Agreed. Highly influential. IMHO it is the best album of the 90's
No off all time !
@@andybrett1152 Nobody has suggested of all time. Just the decade it was made!
@@Katehowe3010 To me its my favourite album off all time ,but yeah it beats all the top grunge albums in the 90s !
Patton is to voice what Hendrix is to guitar. Genius
Caffeine,other great song from The Angel Dust!
Gran comparación
You could be right, as Hendrix was always out of tune and Patton is often off key
Crazy how this is sooo timeless that they could not conceive of it being an album from 1992.
This track was fire on an album that was already 110% fire.
I remember driving stoned to this song and I had to pull over during the church organ part at the end because it was so intense and I had tears in my eyes I couldn't see.
The greatest song ever from the greatest album ever from the greatest band ever.
Listen to a live version of Jizzlobber, it’s brutal.
We will! Thanks for the suggestion Lee!
@@SightAfterDark This one: ua-cam.com/video/QhVxbo88VEw/v-deo.html please!
Came out in 92.. So ahead of its time.. Sounds fresh... 👍🏻
Definitely does!
I'm 49...I could not listen to The Real Thing enough in high school. Angel Dust came out in 92 when I graduated high school and it was a game changer
this entire album is an iconic masterpiece. Mr. Bungle is another crazy adventure with same vocalist
"Quote Unquote" formerly "Travolta" is a prime example.
the anger of mike‘s voice and martins riffs is too much. it‘s perfect
I love this album. Hope this leads you to Mr Bungle.
He ran the whole emotional range of a jizzlobber here!
Now that we know what one is; he sure did! Thanks for watching Victor!
This track was dedicated to their guitar player Jim Martin and his fear of prison. This album is from 1992
Lets just take a minute to give thanks to the whole band and not just patton, they deserve some aswell
You’re absolutely right!
Greatest modern era band. Infinitely talented and progressive
Faith No More were such an influence on Nu-Metal.
Yeah, but I hate that genre. FNM were much more.
Imo i like it except limp bizkit Fred durst ruined it for everyone
One of the greatest songs ever!!
This is one of those tracks where most would pass up because of the name, and sadly they would miss a great song.
We agree!
queued up to buy this album in 1992 - you will never understand what that was like, this album is beyond iconic
Crazy to think they were producing this kind of sound in the early 90’s. The album released in ‘92.
You’ve leapt into a potential deep rabbit hole if you choose to continue.
Faith No More has such a broad and eclectic sound, you sometimes won’t see what’s coming. Just when you think you’ve figured out their distinction, you listen to another track and find yourself wondering how this is the same band.
That is just the FNM rabbit hole. Let’s go a little deeper, shall we?
Mike Patton was named the number 1 singer in all popular recorded music in terms of range, specifically. D1-F7…
He is also the vocalist to over a dozen bands, here’s a few for example:
Mr. Bungle
Lovage
Tomahawk
Fantômas
Peeping Tom
Mondo Cane
The Dillinger Escape Plan (for 1 EP)
Etc. etc. etc….
The deeper you go, the more you will find yourself wondering, “Holy fuckbeans! This man is not only covering every genre, but he’s singing in multiple different languages?!”
You will be happy you took the leap by the end of it. I certainly hope you choose to. Have a happy journey.
Let's not forget, he also does voices for video games. Most notably as The Darkness in the game The Darkness. More insane vocal abilities!
Love your openess, most would think what the hell was that?
My favourite song from my favourite band
Thanks for watching!
One of my favorite bands of all time. LOVE.
well, This song got me into metal back then (I was 15)..This is one of my top 5 albums of all times, and i liked so much the guitar and the madness (of Patton) that I started to check out more heavy bands..
No doubt dude... Still have Angel Dust on cassette. The Real Thing as well.
This album brings such a prominent time in my life back in my mind like no other music ever has. Listening to this album on break from the grocery store I stocked produce at. Hot summer sun and jizlobber at dull volume. Co-workers questioning my sanity. Customers scared to park next to me. Smoking northern lights bud in a hitter box. The good old days! Ahhh
Sounds like cool memories! Thanks Jason!
Definitely! This album got me through the aftermath of a nasty motor cycle wreck that left my best friend paralyzed from the neck down and I with a mild brain injury and numerous broken bones and my HS sweetheart leaving me for my stepbrother. My paralyzed friend lost his girlfriend too but he found a new love. 30 years later and this album still makes everything just a little better than horrible in my life. At 48 years old now I'm still trying to get my life back together and am still in constant pain. Things are going to be very different for me in just a few weeks! I'm selling a business and I'm going to travel the world. Hopefully I'll catch me a Mike Patton show. Thanks y'all! Love that you love it too!
You should check out the Album King for a day fool for a lifetime! Lots and lots of great songs there 🤘
Thanks Aaron!
This album changed me!
I really love this album and your reaction, FYI it was released 1992.
Thanks for the info Ickelpete! Glad you enjoyed!
I’m sure others have pointed out already, but this was the definitive 90s album. As for the title, I was 11 or 12 when I first heard it, so no clue what jizzlobbing was. But from reading the lyrics ages ago, I always had the impression it’s sung by a rapist who can’t escape the memories of the crimes. There’s a reoccurring line about stuffing it under his mattress but it’s making him itch.
As you already know, “Epic” and “Falling to Pieces” were their key to success. So they opted to follow it up with the polar opposite of that album. Granted, “the Real Thing” was Patton’s first album with them. He was already making waves with Mr. Bungle at that point, and his seemingly limitless range of vocals. So writing a follow-up gave him a bigger opportunity to put his spin on the album. Plus, their bass player Billy Gould is a genius. Truly the brains behind their madness.
Back to my School Dayz 🤘🔥🔥🔥
Faith No More is the band that is almost impossible to classify.😀 They became famous with that other song you`ve mentioned which is called "Epic", with its radical mix of hip-hop, rap and metal with the amazing chorus Mike Patton sang nasally that sounded almost like pop & r`n`m, but that`s the song from the album The Real Thing (1989) and that kind of blend was also way ahead of its time. They were regarded as a progressive funk-metal band in those days. With the next album from 1992, which is a way darker, as you witnessed with this song, they started to use more experimental approach. For instance, this song Jizzlobber was created under heavy and, in that time - rising influence of death-metal genre.😉🙂 But here they also made songs in some country style, along with the songs in well established funky-rap-metal way, only with Patton singing less nasally, but more mannishly and deep, and with the famous cover of Commodores "Easy" that seems like a cherry on the top of the cake - because this cover is so slick, so swaggy, so wonderfully delivered in singing, and mellow instrumentally, that it became an instant hit and a sort of an anthem to generation X of 90`s...And this is what you need to check out.🙂Mandatory..😃You will be astonished by Mike`s vocals in this song, trust me. 😉🙂But also, you must hear: "Midlife Crises" (something like "Epic", funk-rap-metal, only more darker...😉) and the funky rides of "A Small Victory" and "Everything`s Ruined"... 🙂The thing is that with the next album from 1995. "King for a Day...Fool for a Lifetime" they managed to incorporate even more genres into their sound, so on this album you can find: Brazilian `bossa-nova`, pure funk of 70`s and swing-jazz with brass and pipes, punk-core, even traces of earlier death-metal with growls and everything... but also some wonderful and tender ballads, such as country-sh "Take This Bottle", undeniable and so sexy pop-soul-funk (dance?!) hit "Evidence"😀and the closing title for the album - "Just a Man" that combines sounds of China and Far East with chorus in a gospel-way, a `Far West`, blending the opposite sides of the World, and its magic and pure beauty. 🙂Funny named "Album of the Year" from 1997. is suddenly cut out from genre experimenting, riding with the pretty monotonous sound, but which also showed the final maturity of this band, with some extras in a form of electronic music. 🙂The titles that stick out are: "Stripsearch", funky ambient-electronic song with some beautifully sang lines in famine style altogether with manish pop-soul manner from Mike Patton, mighty and amazing power-emo-core ballad "Ashes to Ashes" and very distinctive "Last Cup of Sorrow" that leans on this well grown line of previous generic hits like "Epic" and "Midlife Crises".... The reason why this post is so big with all this info is 😋that I recognized some sort of your interest for this band and their amazing sound, with whom I`m way too familiar, so I decided to simply share the best of what this band has in hope that you`ll continue to react to their songs, or even to something that`s off of this list...😀 Anyway, whatever you decide or might think, once again - here`s this glorious list:
1. Easy; 2. Midlife Crises; 3. A Small Victory; 4. Everything`s Ruined; 5. Diggin the Grave; 6. What a Day; 7. Take this Bottle; 8. Evidence; 9. Just a Man; 10. Stripsearch; 11.Ashes to Ashes, and; 12.Last Cup of Sorrow...😇If I managed to persuade you, I know I won`t be the only one who`ll be happy about it...😇Just..take your time and hurry up, as they say, hahah..🙂Much obliged & greetings...
🙂😉🙂
We’re glad you shared! We are definitely more interested after hearing Mike’s range. Thanks for the history Hrn boy and thanks for watching!
@@SightAfterDark It wasn`t a problem at all.🙂Tnx so much, guys.🙂 He really has an incredible range, over 6 octaves! 🤪And he`s into all kind of various music genres - to the perfection. 🤗Looking back, I see that I skipped the first FNM album (with him, since there are 2 previous albums without his `highness`😄), so I`ll just add a few more on that list from this album, OK?🙂 Good, well, you obviously heard "Epic"...🙂Let`s add, for example: 1. "The Real Thing", song that has a album`s title, fantastic rep-pop-metal rhapsody about the dangers of addiction....!; 2. "Zombie Eaters", another rap-metal hit, goofy story-telling from a perspective of a little (devil`s) child, with beautiful intro that repeats from time to time and at the end; 3. "From Out of Nowhere", a romantic call of a young stud, fast power-metal-pop-rock; 4. "Falling to Pieces", similar to a previous one, but with some introspective view; 5. "Surprise! You're dead! ", metal-rap holocaust !; and finally 6. "Edge of the World", a beautiful jazzy ballad without any guitar (!), with tender crooner singing about a strange, pedophile-alike situation!...Still magical and funny! The list is now complete.🙂😀
The song is so heavy it's nuts on how it keeps building through the song.
From what I've heard, the title and lyrics for this track were inspired by the character Miggs from the film Silence of the Lambs who was one of Hannibal Lecter's fellow inmates. It was supposedly Patton's imagining of this character's particular insane perspective.
☺️wow
Close but it wasn’t about Miggs but a conceptual serial rapist that is penitent and haunted by his past. Hence “bars on the womb...”. He realizes that he has sired illegitimate children that will never be.
The best album of '92 and one of the most important thirty years later The Red Hot Chilli Who?
☺️! Thanks for watching Christian!
I honestly believe that in 100 years, when music is VERY different, there will be a handful of albums that’ll be used to teach how music got to where it is.
Sergeant Peppers… Straight Outta Compton… The Downward Spiral… Ziggy StarDust… those kind of albums. Revolutionary in their scope, vision, and influence.
AngelDust will be one of those albums
As a heavy music fan, and a keyboard player, this is my 2nd favorite FNM song (behind Woodpecker From Mars)
this was the ending point of the album this album is filled with so many types of styles from funk rock to darker stuff like this.
It's the next to last song.
Angel dust is father from The New metal.
Simplemente el mejor álbum!!!
Early 90’s faith no more was badass. Angel Dust there best album ever
These guys created new genres basically with this song and also "Malpractice" you don't get Korn or even more experimental nu metal of the late 90's early 2000's without these couple of really dark and strange tracks on Angel Dust.
OK, so here's the thing.
This was 1992/93. The whole album is amazing. This song is brilliant, in the context of the album, and also I think was really the last input from the guitarist Jim before he was shown the door.
Everyone expected them to do "The Real Thing Part 2", but they completely diverted from it. Nearly every FNM album is completely different to every other. They really really broke ground in terms of not trying to live up to expectations, and to simply follow what interested them creatively. In the 90s, everyone was trying to replicate FNM.
Angel Dust is one of their best.
Thanks for the info Simon!
Nice track, and there's nothing worse on that album, really.
Very eclectic even per song, yet it doesn't fall apart.
A special brew of thrash, crust punk, funk, new beat, bar music, spoken word and church organ.
Much like the case of theTwin peaks soundtrack : no one had thought before that such diverse styles could blend so well.
One of the best songs off one of the best albums....
early 90s, way ahead of its time & it still is today! :D
it would be nice if you compare this studio version with the live version of 1993 at phoenix festival (arstyfairi08)... thats where you realy here Mike's vocal madnessss go nuts... thanks for this one :)
I loooooove the albums king for a day and Album of the year...
i've read through most comments.. and maybe i missed it but the orchestral organ outro is a homage to the main theme in 1982's Scarface.
The world is yours......
Brilliant song by a great band..
You guys need to listen to more stuff. Always surprised how much you guys are missing out on haha
Faith no More is actually older, than Red Hot Chilli Peppers, going back to 1979, and RHTP to 1983.. Although Mike Patton, the lead singer only joined in 1988, and to present day.
And RHCP's first major hit and music video, was "Give it away", from 1992, whereas FNM's first major hit probably was "Epic", from 1989.
In that music video, Mike dances and acts much like the guys in RHCP's videos.
The album is a masterpiece. A ballsy record, actually.
“It’s a lobbyist for jizz”
That gave me a good solid laugh. 😁
☺️
"I am a senator, sir -- when I want jizz, I will ASK for it! Good day!"
"But--"
"I said 'good day,' sir! Begone with your jars of suspicious fluid!"
One of the few reactions I've had an actual laugh to
A masterpiece
My opinion is that Angel dust is the greatest album ever recorded.
It's quite brilliant.
Jizzlobber is really hard to interpret taken out of context of the whole album. it's a deep track for that very reason.
I don't think the title Jizzlobber has any real significant meaning, other than it's vulgar and probably was just funny to them. Maybe it's a reference to Migs throwing cum in Clarice Starlings face in The Silence of The Lambs? That kind fits with the lyrics.
the song itself is about fear and loathing in the face of some sort of consequence. Mike Patton uses prison metaphors throughout the song, so maybe it's shame and guilt?
It means exactly what you are thinking
Very cool and heavy. They are unique.
If you guys love M.P. vocals check out his first love "Mr. Bungle" start in order of albums and you will be amazed. Show at the War Field in SF back in. 92, maybe 93 or 91? still one of the best shows I've seen live. 🙏❤️🙏
Thanks for the tip Tiny!
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I love FNM. I saw them back in 1995 at the very peak of their powers. They were standing up on a balcony, grooving to the warm up band.
And then, when they took the stage, they did pushups for 5 minutes before playing a single note. Gotta warm up, right!
I also found it funny when they played their hit cover "Easy". That's when all the previously confused teenage girls rushed towards the stage with
an excited "Eeeeeek!!!". Whereupon Roddy (the keyboard player) demanded that they all DANCE! And they did! 😂
Sounds like awesome times! Thanks for sharing Space Cat!
The peak of their powers in 95 when they couldnt find a permanent guitar player. Lol.
@@deathandboltpin2883 Not really. Trey Spruance recorded the King for a Day album, and after that, John Hudson's been the band's guitar player to this day.
@@SpaceCattttt wrong. Spruance left the band hanging after deciding that he didn’t want to tour. Then there was Dean Mentia who the band couldn’t write with. Angel Dust was their zenith and they did exercises before playing in 92 not 95.
@@deathandboltpin2883 Were you at the same show I was? If so, you'd remember the exercises they did...
Wow I used to have that as my entry song when I boxed in the mid 90s. Scared everyone and got me fired up to kick as and nowadays you two aren't even tripping. Times have gotten darker 😕 ....so everyone's conditioned to regular horror and tragedy... Mike Patton said his lyrics were of a penitent serial rapist.
Woah
Nice entrance song choice.
'Definitely not 90s'. Damn that's one hell of a compliment. :)
They’re so awesome! Thanks for watching Ben!
Angel Dust changed music forever. Still sound fresh and innovative.
I love FNM... it burns 🔥
Best track on the album!
And if you know the album, you'll know how big a call I'm making.
YEAH! I SAID IT!
BEST!
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P.S. The lyrics are as good as the music. Read the lyrics to see how the name fits.
10/10
This is my favourite FNM song.
Best song ever!
That goes straight to my " Fire In The Hole" playlist 😎 Just Kidding. It's a nickname for politicians in general. Just one of those days kids. 🤷
Everyone needs a fire in the hole playlist!
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hahaha Mike Patton and Anthony Kiedis literally hate each other's guts, going all the way back to the first FNM album with Patton on it.
😆wow
Not sure if this is your introduction to Faith No More but if so you should've been eased into them a bit more lol. Check out The Real Thing the song off the album with the same name. Evidence, Stripsearch, Caffeine, Everything's Ruined, A Small Victory, Midlife Crisis, just to name a few ha ha.
I’m just discovering your channel and love how eclectic your choices are. Not same old reaction shit. How do you choose your songs?
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ANGEL DUST came out about the same as the smash hits of Nirvana and Pearl Jam and clobbers both of them. Especially here.
The title is the name for the person that cleans up the viewing booths at peep shows and video booths at some adult movie stores. The lyrics are from the perspective of a jizzlobber.
Woah. Thanks so much Jeremy!
Thought they were called JizzMoppers. Maybe it's a regional thing?
Thank you guys for reacting to this song. It really shows Mike’s range. If I can steer you further down the Patton rabbit hole then there are a couple more songs you need to hear.
“When Good Dogs Do Bad Things” from the Dillinger Escape Plan EP “Irony Is A Dead Scene w/ Mike Patton”
“Deep Down” from “Mondo Cane”. This is Mike Patton’s Italian pop album. Done with a live orchestra.
Hmm. I always interpreted it as being about masturbation guilt. Either way, a great song.
1992. song is about a chronic masturbator.... legend has it that the singer had "issues" with this kind of thing....
Jizzlobber is a song about the fear of prison rape("they will sum it all up in a sentence. A verdict made by those who know..."). Jim Martin wrote the music and it's his only major contribution to the album. Mike wrote the vocals and the lyrics.
The Kiedis and Patton beef was stupid at first, and spiraled into insanity in 00. It's too long winded to type out, but jabs in the press, jabs with album release dates and festival dates...and the Halloween show.
Best mushroomhead song ever lol
2:36 I hide all my dirty minutes under my dirty mattress and they are making me itch.
Smiles, bruises, smiles bruises, bars in the womb... I hide my dirty secrets under my dirty mattress, and it's making me itch! my time is spilled milk.
Yeah, Mike Patton has so much going on. The bands he is involved with is almost up to 10. The whole band is cuts above the watered down b.s.
Some light relief for you: Adam Buxton, "Turtle Jizziz", YT link ua-cam.com/video/Mu-HWeh7mMI/v-deo.html It's only about a minute and a half long and you'll laugh.
😆thanks happily eggs!
Probably talking about Anthony kiedis
diving into the deep parts of faith no more lol they make many types of music. listen to everything's ruined its the same band same singer same album. way different sound lol
Thanks Chachi!
Jizzlober means nothing more than the guy in Silence Of The Lambs, and song is an allegory for child abuse...
Dudes 1992
The song…. It’s about a guy who works, well… he cleans up at a porn theater cleaning up “spilled milk” getting to a good clean smell😂 let’s say he’s overwhelmed by his job, does that paint a picture for ya?
Mike patton could replace Anthony Kiedes. Anthony Kiedes on the other hand.......
Ella no lo disfrutó en lo más mínimo..jajaja
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1991...this whole album..
“Don’t know where jizzlobber came from” you should try reading the lyrics
Thanks for watching Chris! We purposely don’t so we can engage with viewers in the comment section.
Love that song. Couldn’t take a steady dose of it tho.
Just looked up the lyrics. Pretty heavy. 😕
We’ll check it out!
Oh, and as for "Jizzlobber", I dont think it means anything really. A lot of FNM songs have weird titles, and the names the band knows them by is even weirder. Especially with Patton, dont read too much into the lyrics or titles, as he generally writes lyrics almost as a form of percussion, where the sound of the word is more important than the meaning. Lots of FNM lyrics mean absolutely nothing.
Thank you for not talking through the entire song.
just before Mike Patton was born God said to him are you sure you are happy with your stats ie your height, or size, would you like to be any bigger? stronger, "Mike just looked at God & smiled & said "Thankyou God, my main man" I'll be fine, I may not be the biggest man in the room BUT everyone shall know my voice, I will sing every note, & then create some new Ones, the power this man weilds, "his weapon of choice is his voice!"
& it makes everyone who hears it at one stage in their life do a little piddle of fear! "he is a Sound System".
1992
this needs a deftones remake
Lol that would be sick
As a big fan of FNM I offer a couple of corrections: It's an album from the early 90's. And the band has had NUMEROUS lineup changes over the years. Even taking on Courtney Love as vocalist in the 80's.
Oh wow! Thanks for the info Scott!
I was amazed but then again I realized how much Courtneys drone was pertinent to the Band. And Chuck....who just plain wasnt drone.
That girl is hating life . lol
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“Content”. Lol.
Why is that woman there, she's like a mannequin lol
Cause she says way more important things than “wow, that was cool”