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Fellow children of the 90s: Faith No More to release new album (Original Post)
Recursion
Sep 2014
OP
I was born in 61 and have been a Faith No More fan since the first time I heard them.
CBGLuthier
Sep 2014
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CBGLuthier
(12,723 posts)1. I was born in 61 and have been a Faith No More fan since the first time I heard them.
The Real Thing is a staple in this household. Looking forward to something new.
sharp_stick
(14,400 posts)2. This is one that I'll
probably buy on the day it's released.
LeftOfSelf-Centered
(776 posts)3. Hell yes indeed!
In the meantime I'll go listen to Angel Dust some more...
cemaphonic
(4,138 posts)4. Hmm, mixed feelings about this
I like a lot of Mike Patton's other stuff, so some mainstream exposure and a (hopefully) nice paycheck would be well deserved. But I didn't really like Faith No More very much at the time.
I'd be a lot more excited about a new Mr. Bungle album, all in all.