Faith No More tribute thread!!!

[UK Gold]

One of the most original and brilliant bands of their generation. I will always love them because i got my first blow job whilst Falling to pieces was on the stereo! Ah, to be a teenager again - when the only worries you had were running out of speed, weed and horny babes! Damn, every party always kicked off with The Real Thing, followed by Back in Black, Number of the Beast, Reign in Blood, 1987 [ahem], The Triumph of Steel, Appeteite for Destruction, Danzig 1, 2, 3 and 4, Screaming for Vengence, Holy Diver, Fatal Portrait, Alters of Madness etc etc .... until the morning would come along and we'd put on Angel Dust, ready for a round of spliffs and Jagermeister! I wish i was that age again! Back then i didn't have to worry about paying the rent and post workout windows [joke]

Falling to pieces [imagine me getting a blowjob from a 14 17 year old girl]
http://youtube.com/watch?v=Wr5gdrj6bZQ

Epic
http://youtube.com/watch?v=nsETamxkT9E

Caffeine
http://youtube.com/watch?v=8PV7BtzQvJQ

Evidence
http://youtube.com/watch?v=PFYU0m3617E

[Bluto]

was the original singer better than the other

[UK Gold]

No. He was an ok singer, but had no charisma. Probably a crackhead now.

[Bluto]

were they better with jim martin or without jim martin

[UPINTHEMGUTS]

Angel Dust is one of the most underrated rock albums of all time.

[UK Gold]

were they better with jim martin or without jim martin

With, although King for a Day is my fave FNM album.

Angel Dust is one of the most underrated rock albums of all time.

Definately! Its a shame they were lumped in with the 'alternative' crowd - they were just an awesome rock band.

[BroadStreetBruiser]

King for a Day Fool for a Lifetime is one of my favorites.

[UPINTHEMGUTS]

Favorite songs are:

Kindergarden, last cup of sorrow, their rendition of War Pigs, midlife crisis, we care a lot

[Bigger Business]

'King for a day fool for as lifetime' was their most underrated album for mine

'The gentle art of making enemies'

brilliant

[Bluto]

faith no man