Same. And listening to it thru headphones which has proven to be VERY beneficial. Didn’t do much of that back then and even if you did it didn’t sound like it does now. A pleasant surprise! 🙂
Be careful approaching his solo album, Adult Themes For Voice, though. That album consists completely of him making freakish, inhuman sounds with his voice and basically testing the extreme limits of what his voice can do. It’s like listening to a demon-possessed alien that’s half-cartoon who’s having a bad acid trip, and it can easily make someone have a nervous breakdown. I don’t know how anyone can handle listening to the whole thing. Listen to “Porno Holocaust,” and that will tell you all you need to know about what that album is like.
@@crescentfreshbret Indeed. Probably best left till the end and really not the sort of thing you go back to other than to play it for the first time for someone else.. The Lovage project and first Tomahawk album are my top MP.
@@rafetizer all the greatest ones are. They always have been. Take my advice, don't shack up with a drummer for 33+ years, let them drag you here, there and everywhere before popping out a kid and then continuing to be heavily involved in the midwest local music scene? Guess who books local and regional level bands in Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky and, occassionally, Illinois?
FNM is underrated. "The Real Thing" is probably still one of my top five fav. albums. Title track, "Surprise! You're Dead," and "Falling to Pieces" all great. Their follow-up, "Angel Dust," was a winner also. Pro tip: Never loan out "The Real Thing." You won't get it back. I'm on my third copy.
Faith No More opened for Metallica and GNR at a triple threat show I had the privilege of attending in either 90 or 91. I liked FNM from watching this song and Falling To Pieces on MTV, but truth be told, I got the tickets because I was a bona fide GNR freak. Turned out that Faith No More put on the best show of the evening. They were amazing. As the years have passed and we have seen Mike Patton evolve into one of the single most versatile vocalists in rock and the band has stuck it out for this long, I have the utmost respect for these guys.
It was 91 I believe..seen that tour in Indianapolis.. I have to say Metallica killed it that night.. FNM had sound issues that night.. Like u though I went there for GNR but left more impressed with Metallica..
@@ericc.c9933 I didn't adequately appreciate Metallica back then. In retrospect, they were great. So was GNR who I expected more from but they were still good. They got on DAMN late and played like they were doing everyone a favor. Of course they sounded awesome, but FNM took the award that night for being tight, fun amd full of energy.
@@dipsydoodle7988 Yes GNR was on way later..I remember being pretty tired by the time they came on. I had to at least see Estranged..left after that...didn't they usually end their set with Paradise City?
@@ericc.c9933 I don't recall. It's the only time I saw them live and I had been sitting out in the sun all day drinking beer. By the time they finally dragged themselves out there we had been there for I think a good 6 or 7 hours. I was toast. I don't remember much else than being pissed. 😂
@@dipsydoodle7988 Lol..I remember drinking a case of little kings before the show with my friends..I was lit! I remember they didn't allow alcohol in the venue that night and Hetfield was teasing the crowd with a beer on stage.. Good times I tell ya..
Please go further down the Faith No More rabbit hole!! They have so many great songs. Their cover of 'War Pigs' is my preferred version of the song. They have a cover of 'Easy' by Lionel Richie that really shows Mike Patton's range. Easily one of my all time favorite bands
Be Aggressive’s my personal fave. It’s also pretty amusing that when Roddy Bottum wrote it, he thought it would be funny to make Mike Patton sing a song about gay oral sex. But nothing phases Patton.
So, in the mid-nineties hair metal was dead, grunge ruled the world and Pearl Jam strode the zeitgeist like a colossus. But in California, where hardcore punk had it's roots, a new sound was being born. Welcome to Nu Metal.
Welcome to the world of Mike Patton... he’s been in numerous groups, and one of the best singers ever... one of his groups, Mr, Bungle, is a wild advent guarde ride... I’d recommend “squeeze me macaroni “. I think it might blow your mind...
Oh, man...saw Faith No More open for Billy Idol at the Irvine Meadows Pacific Amphitheater in October 1990, when this song first came out. They used to cover the Nestles commercial as a lead in to this song. The lights went out, and there was a lone sparkling spotlight shining up into the crowd. All soft and tender, then this song. It was unexpected and hilarious. Epic, even. It's easy to find on UA-cam. That was the tour after Billy Idol almost died in a motorcycle accident, and had kind of dropped put of sight. He came out on stage hobbling around with a cane. Halfway through the first song he "trips" and falls into a somersault, tumbling forward and landing on his feet, tossing his cane away off the stage. He wasn't hobbling at all! He starts running and jumping around the stage. Truly some epic showmen that night... Billy always, always puts on a great show.
"The Real Thing". It's a difficult choice after that, but Faith No More is awesome. And Mike Patton is out of this world with his vocal talents. Fun fact: He's the voice behind the creature sounds in the film I Am Legend. :)
@@souldry I would agree with that. Patton has so many devoted fans I have a hard time thinking of him as such, but the public has never given him a ton of attention, so that's fair.
You may not get it from this song, but the lead singer Mike Patton has one of the largest vocal ranges in popular music today. He has a range of 6 octaves. For comparison, Michael Jackson had a 4 octave range, Mariah Carey has a 5 octave range, and Beyonce has a 3 -3.5 octave range. Thanks for this reaction! ~Be Blessed
Both were compared to each other. It's a compliment to both bands. It makes sense though because both were funky and when Mike started to add rapping when he joined, that was clearly being done in RHCP prior to Mike's arrival in FNM.
Chuck Mosley was rapping in FNM before RHCP were. If anyone accuses Mike of “ripping off” Anthony, they are sorely mistaken. He was carrying on where the band’s first singer left off.
@@teathhuller4155 Mosley a rapper? That's a pretty loose definition of rap then. RHCP formed in 1983 dude, that was the same time FNM formed, and I wouldn't call ANY of Moseley's vocals 'rap'.
@@teathhuller4155 I would never accuse Patton of ripping off Anthony, that was never my intent. That being said, FNM were not formed before RHCP nor was Mosley ever truly 'rapping'.
Omg!! my high school days LOL Love your reactions and channels, all I can say is there is no one like you Mr.Video :) your the best, love the jumping on the couch as an entrance, thats "Epic" :)
Man Leo, if you liked this, you should check out a song called "Another Body Murdered". Its these guys collaborating with Boo Ya Tribe. Its pretty wild (in a good way) lol
He keeps saying " you want IT all but you can't have IT". Then he says "IT"s in your face but you can't grab IT. In the chorus sections he keeps saying " what is IT, what is IT? Mike Patton did indeed say it was about sexual frustration. But it also can be about most of life's frustrations. People that want to be rich. People that want anything that is right out of their grasp.
Oh yaass! Crazy thing is that you can't even tell as much w/ this particular song, but Mike Patton is one of the best singers out there. The dude's amazing.
No! Everyone jumps into that request and then thats usually the end of the Mr. Bungle train. Start with something like Egg or Carousel or Stubb or Sweet Charity or Girls of Porn or even Dead Goon before you get to that one.
An often overlooked band when it comes to this era. Everything they did with Mike Patton is pure gold. The Real Thing and Angel Dust are 2 of the best albums ever recorded. I got your boy @Teez McGee to react to Zombie Eaters by these guys. ua-cam.com/video/2JE2D9lZD04/v-deo.html
Every old ass metal music fans answer to "Whats your favorite rap song?" 🤣🤣🤣 But all bullshit aside, Mike Patton (the singer) is an infinitely interesting dude. He's weird as shit, but its the kind of weird you'd WANT to listen to for 3 hours strait. 🤣
Guitarist Jim Martin is such an underrated guitarist in general. But he is immortalized forever in Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey as "Sir James Martin", head of the Faith No More Spiritual and Theological Center" in the future. :)
@@tsimmons12 While we are on these songs from back then, we might as well ask Mr Video to do a reaction the Green Jelly's "Three Little Pigs" and Primus' "Winona's Big Brown Beaver" He would crack up with these two
I think Peta got involved and they cut out the part with the fish dying. Hey how come nobody’s done Fun Lovin’ Criminals Scooby snacks or any Fun Lovin’ Criminals?
Thank you so much for reminding me about this song. I've been slowly compiling a playlist on my mp3 player I use for long walks and this'll be great for it.
I think it's now law that when someone reacts to Epic for the first time they have to immediately react to Easy, followed by Ashes to Ashes. That's the best way to truly understand how amazing Mike Patton is.
Lets calm down now. Mike Patton is amazing but he's no Bruce Dickenson or Freddie Mercury. Or hell Rob Halford. I'm not saying I think aNY OF THESE GUYS ARE NUMBER ONE...YES i AM, IT'S fREDDIE, BUT ANYWAY i'M REALLLY JUST SAYING THERE ARE A LOT OF PEOPLE BATTLING FOR THAT NUMBER 2 POSITION. Sorry I hit caps lock and I'm to stoned to rewrite all that.
@@bongzilla4172 lmao He's not better than those dudes. I'm a huge FNM fan but that's bollocks. He's extremely versatile and creative, but his octave range is very average. Sure he chirps out high pig squeals but he can't sing clean, sustained high runs the way Mercy or Halford can. Can't even imagine Patton singing early Queen or Judas Priest...he's never done that sort of open throat falsetto screaming. Jeff Buckley and Chris Cornell are also better than Mike.
@@KickflipGnasty Dude, he is ranked as the nr #1 singer with the highest vocal range lol. VVN Music found Patton possesses the widest vocal range of any known singer in popular music, with a range of six octaves. He deserves the credit.
@@KickflipGnasty Sorry bud, but this isn't only my personal opinion. This is fact. I agree the vocalists you mentioned are good too, but on paper, he has them beat.
I recommended this months ago and so happy to see your reaction! I loved this jam at 14 and still play it. Awesome voice and beat! Great reaction L! We All played that air guitar the same lol!
Agreed. To me that song is easily their best track and it's owed almost entirely to the way Chuck was singing it at the time. I remember a rap rock song was a rarity back then. And the only two songs people seem to remember in that genre are We Care A Lot and that Run DMC cover of Walk This Way.
@@harleyjackson3708 Yeah, Mike is obviously a far better vocalist (which, of course, is an understatement, since he’s a better vocalist than the majority of people on the planet), but Chuck definitely deserves more credit. He had a unique style and brought a great presence to the band.
@@crescentfreshbret It's the unique way his voice sounds. It's almost a "stuffy nose" quality but somehow he pulled it right the fuck off. To be honest even though Mike is better tonally I still prefer Chuck. It's the same way between Ozzy's Sabbath Vs. Dio's Sabbath. Dio sings better, but people didn't really care about his Sabbath years because Dio did better on his own and Ozzy is almost what made Black Sabbath. Vince Niel's voice has suffered but he's going through recovery for the next tour which I wish him luck to because I'll never picture a Motley Crue without him even today (I'm going to the tour).
This dude's watching all the shit I used to love and forgot about and now love again
Same and also if you suggest stuff he actually does them most of the reactors say they read comments but only listen to what they want to
@@johnevans8106 shit dude... then I'm gonna say let's get some Sum 41 "Fat Lip"!
idk y i just think that would be cool
@@TheBloobster hell yeah great song I second this request
Same. And listening to it thru headphones which has proven to be VERY beneficial. Didn’t do much of that back then and even if you did it didn’t sound like it does now. A pleasant surprise! 🙂
Same!!!
"Falling to Pieces," "Mid-life Crisis," "A Small Victory,"...
YES!!!!!!!!
Falling to pieces is my favorite FNM song
A Small Victory I love. I saw them in concert, they were wild. Singer hanging off the rafters in the small bar. He went all out.
Last cup of sorrow
Ashes to Ashes
This singer, Mike Patton, is one of the most creative and versatile vocalists in music. A rabbit hole worth exploring.
Be careful approaching his solo album, Adult Themes For Voice, though. That album consists completely of him making freakish, inhuman sounds with his voice and basically testing the extreme limits of what his voice can do. It’s like listening to a demon-possessed alien that’s half-cartoon who’s having a bad acid trip, and it can easily make someone have a nervous breakdown. I don’t know how anyone can handle listening to the whole thing. Listen to “Porno Holocaust,” and that will tell you all you need to know about what that album is like.
@@crescentfreshbret Indeed. Probably best left till the end and really not the sort of thing you go back to other than to play it for the first time for someone else.. The Lovage project and first Tomahawk album are my top MP.
100%
@@hiitflex So much yes to Lovage!
@@hiitflex I would add General Patton vs the X-cutioners to that list. Also, that EP he did with Dillenger Escape Plan.
Their cover of The Commodores: Easy, is pretty epic too.
I agree and on the other side of the music rainbow their cover of War Pigs live 1990 is as rocky as Easy is smooth.
One of my fave songs of all time ever
I got hear that live after Napalm Death opened for FNM
Yeaaaaahhhh, this song is beautiful
Govt mule does an awesome version of war pigs featuring warren Haynes on vocals and guitar and Jason newsted on bass it really good 🇨🇦✌🏻🇨🇦
This song is epic! And Mike Patton is the man of one thousand voices.
Also, he's borderline insane.
@@rafetizer Mike: *chews sandwich*
@@redbandita020 lol. That interview cracks me up. The way he says, "red hot chili peppers" is gold.
@@rafetizer all the greatest ones are. They always have been.
Take my advice, don't shack up with a drummer for 33+ years, let them drag you here, there and everywhere before popping out a kid and then continuing to be heavily involved in the midwest local music scene?
Guess who books local and regional level bands in Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky and, occassionally, Illinois?
FNM is underrated. "The Real Thing" is probably still one of my top five fav. albums. Title track, "Surprise! You're Dead," and "Falling to Pieces" all great. Their follow-up, "Angel Dust," was a winner also.
Pro tip: Never loan out "The Real Thing." You won't get it back. I'm on my third copy.
That’s why I gave in and downloaded the entire album.
Woodpecker from Mars is amazing...
@@richardctaylor79 Absolutely!
Wasn't "Surprise, You're Dead " in the Gremlins 2 movie?
Such a great album. When I listen to it I can't sit still
Mike Patton is a brilliant writer and has one of the widest vocal ranges there is. The man is a vocal magician.
After the guitarist left they had to find the faith. they were no longer faith no more.
Seemes this guy is doing all the hits of my youth / young adulthood. This one was one of my favorites too.
Midlife Crisis is a must. A Small Victory, Everything’s Ruined are great also.
So good. I'm a die-hard Faith No More fan! Love it!
Ashes To Ashes tho
It's Epic because it's Faith No More 😁. Glad to be alive and a teen when they came on the scene 💗🕊️
definitely !
Same- the smothering fish always bothered me- 🤷🏼♀️ but we definitely were rockin this song!
I was like 35 and had just recently given up playing in the pit. Oh, well. I was there for the gory days when drink would flow and blood would spill.
LOL you started out saying "what the hell is this" and ended saying" this is a beautiful song" I love it!
Lol what the hell is it what is it
Faith No More opened for Metallica and GNR at a triple threat show I had the privilege of attending in either 90 or 91. I liked FNM from watching this song and Falling To Pieces on MTV, but truth be told, I got the tickets because I was a bona fide GNR freak. Turned out that Faith No More put on the best show of the evening. They were amazing. As the years have passed and we have seen Mike Patton evolve into one of the single most versatile vocalists in rock and the band has stuck it out for this long, I have the utmost respect for these guys.
It was 91 I believe..seen that tour in Indianapolis.. I have to say Metallica killed it that night.. FNM had sound issues that night.. Like u though I went there for GNR but left more impressed with Metallica..
@@ericc.c9933 I didn't adequately appreciate Metallica back then. In retrospect, they were great. So was GNR who I expected more from but they were still good. They got on DAMN late and played like they were doing everyone a favor. Of course they sounded awesome, but FNM took the award that night for being tight, fun amd full of energy.
@@dipsydoodle7988 Yes GNR was on way later..I remember being pretty tired by the time they came on. I had to at least see Estranged..left after that...didn't they usually end their set with Paradise City?
@@ericc.c9933 I don't recall. It's the only time I saw them live and I had been sitting out in the sun all day drinking beer. By the time they finally dragged themselves out there we had been there for I think a good 6 or 7 hours. I was toast. I don't remember much else than being pissed. 😂
@@dipsydoodle7988 Lol..I remember drinking a case of little kings before the show with my friends..I was lit! I remember they didn't allow alcohol in the venue that night and Hetfield was teasing the crowd with a beer on stage.. Good times I tell ya..
I like a man that keeps his promises !! Rock Rap ! 🔥 💣 💥
Please go further down the Faith No More rabbit hole!! They have so many great songs. Their cover of 'War Pigs' is my preferred version of the song. They have a cover of 'Easy' by Lionel Richie that really shows Mike Patton's range. Easily one of my all time favorite bands
Be Aggressive’s my personal fave. It’s also pretty amusing that when Roddy Bottum wrote it, he thought it would be funny to make Mike Patton sing a song about gay oral sex. But nothing phases Patton.
So, in the mid-nineties hair metal was dead, grunge ruled the world and Pearl Jam strode the zeitgeist like a colossus. But in California, where hardcore punk had it's roots, a new sound was being born. Welcome to Nu Metal.
This song and video was so 90s without even being released in the 90s.
I think your correct, it was released in 89
I always like watching Leo go from "Help me I'm scared" to "this is a banger" over the course of a song.
Yeah! The best! He got viceral into dancing on this one, love tha body rolls!!
Love this song...fyi, Mike Patton has one of the largest vocal ranges for a male rock singer! thx for sharing Mr. Video!
Patton possesses the widest vocal range of any known singer in popular music, with a range of six octaves.
Welcome to the world of Mike Patton... he’s been in numerous groups, and one of the best singers ever... one of his groups, Mr, Bungle, is a wild advent guarde ride... I’d recommend “squeeze me macaroni “. I think it might blow your mind...
I was looking for the Bungle comments :P
I was hoping someone would mention Mr Bungle! Squeeze Me Macaroni is must
Though I am into Bungle, I wouldn't recommend that song. I'm more into the California album.
Mr bungle 👍🏽
Oh, man...saw Faith No More open for Billy Idol at the Irvine Meadows Pacific Amphitheater in October 1990, when this song first came out. They used to cover the Nestles commercial as a lead in to this song. The lights went out, and there was a lone sparkling spotlight shining up into the crowd. All soft and tender, then this song. It was unexpected and hilarious. Epic, even. It's easy to find on UA-cam.
That was the tour after Billy Idol almost died in a motorcycle accident, and had kind of dropped put of sight. He came out on stage hobbling around with a cane. Halfway through the first song he "trips" and falls into a somersault, tumbling forward and landing on his feet, tossing his cane away off the stage. He wasn't hobbling at all! He starts running and jumping around the stage. Truly some epic showmen that night... Billy always, always puts on a great show.
I hadn't realized until watching this reaction how much Henry Rollins energy Mike Patton was channelling in this video.
Right!?
You'll love Alice In Chains--"Man In the Box."
This is one of those rare albums that doesn't have a bad song on it.
It isn't even their best album.
"The Real Thing". It's a difficult choice after that, but Faith No More is awesome. And Mike Patton is out of this world with his vocal talents. Fun fact: He's the voice behind the creature sounds in the film I Am Legend. :)
We Care A Lot
And the voice of The Darkness in the video game of the same name
Oh lawd, this song just brought back some memories. I had forgotten about them.
I personally find Mike Patton to be the most underrated artist alive.
That is only because no matter how high he is rated, he is still underrated.
He’s certainly one of the hardest working. It seems like the guy is in at least 5 different bands at the same time.
Epic song
Where is my mind - the pixies
The criminally underrated Mike Patton.
Patton isn't underrated. Talented, but he's well appreciated.
@@KickflipGnasty
He’s not underrated by those who heard a lot of his stuff. Those who heard a song or two, probably.
@@souldry I would agree with that. Patton has so many devoted fans I have a hard time thinking of him as such, but the public has never given him a ton of attention, so that's fair.
I won an online contest and got tickets to see them maybe 4 years ago. Signed press package and CD, tshirts. It was....EPIC
You may not get it from this song, but the lead singer Mike Patton has one of the largest vocal ranges in popular music today. He has a range of 6 octaves. For comparison, Michael Jackson had a 4 octave range, Mariah Carey has a 5 octave range, and Beyonce has a 3 -3.5 octave range. Thanks for this reaction! ~Be Blessed
I LOVE FNM! Mike’s a Hell of a vocalist! ❤️
I've been saying it for years, "If you're going to name your song 'Epic' you'd better be DAMN sure."
They were, and we are not disappointed. 🤘😎👍
My most favorite band ever!!! Try "Caffeine" or "last cup of sorrow". Cheers from Canada!!!
Was on Concert Committee in college in the 80s. Hosted the show for Soundgarden, Voivod, and Faith No More, about 1989. Good times!
Wow. Very cool! Of those three, I’ve only seen Voivod (and that was only a few years ago). That had to be a killer show! 💜
Love this song, I remember when this was on MTV, they don’t make them like they used to 🔥
I was 18 and in the Army when this came out and I used to rock the barracks with this one in my boom box.
“ Midlife Crisis”
that would be a great follow up
One of the best songs ever.
Mike Patton, the lead vocalist, did the voices for the creatures in I Am Legend.
Unfairly, a lot of folks compared them to the Red Hot Chili Peppers back then.
Both were compared to each other. It's a compliment to both bands. It makes sense though because both were funky and when Mike started to add rapping when he joined, that was clearly being done in RHCP prior to Mike's arrival in FNM.
Chuck Mosley was rapping in FNM before RHCP were. If anyone accuses Mike of “ripping off” Anthony, they are sorely mistaken. He was carrying on where the band’s first singer left off.
@@teathhuller4155 Mosley a rapper? That's a pretty loose definition of rap then. RHCP formed in 1983 dude, that was the same time FNM formed, and I wouldn't call ANY of Moseley's vocals 'rap'.
@@teathhuller4155 I would never accuse Patton of ripping off Anthony, that was never my intent. That being said, FNM were not formed before RHCP nor was Mosley ever truly 'rapping'.
I didn’t think they sounded like the Chillies . They definitely had their own unique progressive sound
Omg!! my high school days LOL Love your reactions and channels, all I can say is there is no one like you Mr.Video :) your the best, love the jumping on the couch as an entrance, thats "Epic" :)
This bands album "Angel Dust" is Sonic perfection. This band never made a bad song. Even the weird ones are awesome.
Another hoodie idea, "They put lightning into that thang!" 😂
Man Leo, if you liked this, you should check out a song called "Another Body Murdered". Its these guys collaborating with Boo Ya Tribe. Its pretty wild (in a good way) lol
He needs to do the whole Judgement Night soundtrack. Greatest soundtrack ever
one song I have NEVER gotten sick of since high school
He keeps saying " you want IT all but you can't have IT". Then he says "IT"s in your face but you can't grab IT. In the chorus sections he keeps saying " what is IT, what is IT? Mike Patton did indeed say it was about sexual frustration. But it also can be about most of life's frustrations. People that want to be rich. People that want anything that is right out of their grasp.
"Ashes to Ashes", "Evidence", and "Mid-Life Crisis" are all great by Faith No More.
“We care a lot.” A perfect song for this super woke world.
Its well diverse, but it ain't woke for sure.
He is an incredibly talented singer. This whole CD was amazing. Great reaction
"The Real Thing" by Faith No More is their very best track. I highly recommend checking it out.
This is one of my favorite getting-you-hyped songs
Oh yaass! Crazy thing is that you can't even tell as much w/ this particular song, but Mike Patton is one of the best singers out there. The dude's amazing.
Every song you've done that combines metal and rap started here. It was the first bit that did that.
"Midlife Crisis" is another solid one from them.
This guy is funny ahaha, his reactions and enthusiasm are priceless. Props and much respect for reacting to great music.
Mike Patton (the singer) does alot of voices for zombies and monsters in movies and video games. I am Legend is one of them. Midlife Crisis next plz
One of my favorite music videos from childhood. The guitar solo was one of my earliest inspirations to want to start playing.
I'll just leave Mr. Bungle's My Ass is on Fire right here. Are you ready? Well, I don't think anyone is ever ready for Mr. Bungle....
No! Everyone jumps into that request and then thats usually the end of the Mr. Bungle train. Start with something like Egg or Carousel or Stubb or Sweet Charity or Girls of Porn or even Dead Goon before you get to that one.
I agree no one is ever ready for Mr Bungle but it is well worth the ride!
@@metheus108 Solid recommendations for starters to Mr Bungle. And may I add Squeeze Me Macaroni
This was a nice one bro had me nodding my head to it🔥🎶
This is one of those songs when people act like they rule everything and everyone that I just start singing
The Living end "Prisoner of Society" -cause I'm a brat, and I know everything...
An often overlooked band when it comes to this era. Everything they did with Mike Patton is pure gold. The Real Thing and Angel Dust are 2 of the best albums ever recorded. I got your boy @Teez McGee to react to Zombie Eaters by these guys. ua-cam.com/video/2JE2D9lZD04/v-deo.html
Another great song man I heard this as kid and was my favorite band ever it was the first rock and rap music it is kick ass man
walk this way came out like in 1985 buddy
I saw them in concert opening for Billy Idol. It was insane.
Dude you got to make a hoodie now that just says "raporror" on it! Haha😂
The guitarist, Jim Martin, is a guitar god.
170-something comments at the time of my post and I am shocked I didn’t see a single request for “We Care A Lot” from FNM. Shocked, I say!
Luv that song,caught my attention in the Cusack flick Grosse Pointe Blank
Every old ass metal music fans answer to "Whats your favorite rap song?" 🤣🤣🤣
But all bullshit aside, Mike Patton (the singer) is an infinitely interesting dude. He's weird as shit, but its the kind of weird you'd WANT to listen to for 3 hours strait. 🤣
"zeus you not slick" 😂😂😂😂😂😂
I'm not sure. Has Leo SEEN Rammstein yet? Fire and lightning!
@@jameswilson8433 I can't wait for him to hit dragon force through the fire and flames.. actually can we make that happen like immediately 😂😂😂
So far away we wait for the dayyaaaayyy
Guitarist Jim Martin is such an underrated guitarist in general. But he is immortalized forever in Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey as
"Sir James Martin", head of the Faith No More Spiritual and Theological Center" in the future. :)
Check out the band Ugly Kid Joe videos. "I hate everything about you" AND "Neighbor" really cool nineties jams.
Cats in the Cradle was also a pretty cool Cover
heeeeck yes.
Coming here to comment about Ugly Kid Joe as well. "I hate everything about you" is a great song.
Yes! Also by UKJ, "Jesus Rode a Harley Davidson" and "Milkman's Son".
@@tsimmons12 While we are on these songs from back then, we might as well ask Mr Video to do a reaction the Green Jelly's "Three Little Pigs" and Primus' "Winona's Big Brown Beaver" He would crack up with these two
I think Peta got involved and they cut out the part with the fish dying. Hey how come nobody’s done Fun Lovin’ Criminals Scooby snacks or any Fun Lovin’ Criminals?
Been pushing Fun Lovin Criminals for a few months now on the various reactors I watch. Hope eventually it'll catch on
Faith No More and The Cult were waaaay ahead of their time.
Not The Cult. A lot of their sound is straight from AC/DC.
Thank you so much for reminding me about this song. I've been slowly compiling a playlist on my mp3 player I use for long walks and this'll be great for it.
Please react to their cover of “Easy” by The Commodores- you will be surprised-❤️✌️
YESSSSSS! You finally played my theme song!!! I’m glad you liked it as much as I do. Right on dude!
They weren't kidding when they named it "epic." LOL
Saw them in concert when they opened for Billy Idol and they stole the show. Had entire NJ arena singing the Nestle's chocolate theme.
This was very late 80s when hair metal was dying and before the Seattle explosion.
Special effects were all analog video post production from the looks of it.
Possibly early Matrox raster graphics cards.
Love this band! So weird and talented
Mike Patton is the most talented vocalist this world has ever known. You could have an entire channel dedicated to just that and it would get old.
Rob Halford can give him a run for the money but if you say one of the two, I wouldn't object.
Of the 500+ shows I've seen live Rob Halford has the most powerful voice I've heard...by far
That was my fav “There’s different linkssssssssss🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍” yet!! 🤣🥰
Even though it's their song We Care A Lot in the movie,I always think of Grosse Pointe Blank starring John Cusack when I hear anything by this band
Loooove that movie...mr video should watch!
Yo Mr Video, come out to Hempfest in Seattle sometime bruh!!
Faith No More has also done a cover of The Commodores - Easy, and it is great. You need to check that out as well
Yeah and it's better than the original lol 💯
Their cover of Black Sabbath's War Pigs is also a classic
They are so great live omg.
fam if u are diggin that melodic solo, u gonna love iron maiden
I saw Faith No More open for Metallica and GNR back in 1991- yes, it was EPIC!!!
Faith No More "THE REAL THING" and "ZOMBIE EATERS" and more...
I think it's now law that when someone reacts to Epic for the first time they have to immediately react to Easy, followed by Ashes to Ashes. That's the best way to truly understand how amazing Mike Patton is.
You just witnessed the best vocalist of all time, Mike Patton. Everything that man touches is gold.
Lets calm down now. Mike Patton is amazing but he's no Bruce Dickenson or Freddie Mercury. Or hell Rob Halford. I'm not saying I think aNY OF THESE GUYS ARE NUMBER ONE...YES i AM, IT'S fREDDIE, BUT ANYWAY i'M REALLLY JUST SAYING THERE ARE A LOT OF PEOPLE BATTLING FOR THAT NUMBER 2 POSITION. Sorry I hit caps lock and I'm to stoned to rewrite all that.
@@chuckhouse5179 He's actually better. His range and creativity does not lie.
@@bongzilla4172 lmao He's not better than those dudes. I'm a huge FNM fan but that's bollocks. He's extremely versatile and creative, but his octave range is very average. Sure he chirps out high pig squeals but he can't sing clean, sustained high runs the way Mercy or Halford can. Can't even imagine Patton singing early Queen or Judas Priest...he's never done that sort of open throat falsetto screaming. Jeff Buckley and Chris Cornell are also better than Mike.
@@KickflipGnasty Dude, he is ranked as the nr #1 singer with the highest vocal range lol. VVN Music found Patton possesses the widest vocal range of any known singer in popular music, with a range of six octaves. He deserves the credit.
@@KickflipGnasty Sorry bud, but this isn't only my personal opinion. This is fact. I agree the vocalists you mentioned are good too, but on paper, he has them beat.
Thank you so so much!!! I love this song! I think I recommended it half a dozen times! You rock❤
You should do “Stripsearch” by FNM.
Love love love that video.
Faith No More "We Care A Lot"!
Faith No mOre- "Easy"
Cant go wrong with almost all FNM material...Mike Patton has one of the greatest voices ever put on a recording...Kindergarten is a banger
You should check out the song "the real thing", as well as "zombie eaters". Two of their best songs
This track and Falling to Pieces are my two favorite Faith No More songs. Thank you for reviewing this one.
This song is his way of expressing frustration about boys and young men being over sexualized and pressured to be sexually aggressive.
I recommended this months ago and so happy to see your reaction! I loved this jam at 14 and still play it. Awesome voice and beat! Great reaction L! We All played that air guitar the same lol!
The song no one seems to mention is 'we care s lot'. Perhaps their best song and video. A forgotten gem.
Agreed. To me that song is easily their best track and it's owed almost entirely to the way Chuck was singing it at the time. I remember a rap rock song was a rarity back then. And the only two songs people seem to remember in that genre are We Care A Lot and that Run DMC cover of Walk This Way.
@@harleyjackson3708 Yeah, Mike is obviously a far better vocalist (which, of course, is an understatement, since he’s a better vocalist than the majority of people on the planet), but Chuck definitely deserves more credit. He had a unique style and brought a great presence to the band.
@@crescentfreshbret It's the unique way his voice sounds. It's almost a "stuffy nose" quality but somehow he pulled it right the fuck off. To be honest even though Mike is better tonally I still prefer Chuck. It's the same way between Ozzy's Sabbath Vs. Dio's Sabbath. Dio sings better, but people didn't really care about his Sabbath years because Dio did better on his own and Ozzy is almost what made Black Sabbath. Vince Niel's voice has suffered but he's going through recovery for the next tour which I wish him luck to because I'll never picture a Motley Crue without him even today (I'm going to the tour).
Right?!?! LOVE!!
It is their most iconic song but I wouldn't say best.
Badass band man! Love them! Thanks for the reaction Leo!