Faith No More - Album of the Year
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Free Music Review: FNM WILL LIVE ON THROUGH THEIR LOYAL 5 Stars
I think every FNM album is just as good as the next(excluding Angel Dust; that one being the best) Album of the year delivers the same metallic punch as King For A Day but it also has the same FNM sound to it. If it wasn't for Mike Patton and his diverse vocal style I don't think that FNM would be as good. That's one of the reasons why Introduce Yourself sucked. Chuck Mosely couldn't singFree Music Review: GREAT RETURN TO FORM
Hit: 5 Stars
FNM go back to their Funk Metal stylings without hesitation. Mouth To Mouth is pure circus Funk. Got That Feeling is surf metal with a twist. Collision is vbintage Faith No More funk metal with balanced keyboards and Patton going back to The Real thing nasal vocal stye. Naked in front is pure aggression, Only negative is that the album is only 40 minutes long but worht it anywayFree Music Review: Album of the Years 1997-2001
Hit: 5 Stars
This was Mike Patton's most stable project, FNM that is. While varying in range and form, this album still maintains a level of radio friendliness. Faith No More is gone now. This is a terrible farse. Listen to Fantomas is you are as bored as I am with music nowadays and want to hear more Mike Patton and other forgotten brilliant musicians.
Free Music Review: Album of the year, say no more.
Hit: 5 Stars
Finally an album where every song is good or great. This band did not get the recognition they deserved for this piece of work; it is truly great. Maybe the title of the album was a little much. In this case though, the title matches the content. This Cd is really the best of the band, they were at their prime when they made it.Free Music Review: Farwell, you will be missed
Hit: 5 Stars
The last two albums had gone in such a different direction than the prior two had. All albums should be in one's collection. All genres are touched through out their run. I would highly suggest this album and KFADFFALT at least. FNM is in constant rotation for my playlists.