Podcast Croissant – The Faith No More Podcast

It's a fan favourite, it's one of the most requested episodes, it's Angel Dust... broken down track by track! We start with the album opener, Land of Sunshine. Fortune is smiling upon you!!

Show topic starts at 24:51.

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He played on the first four albums, instantly recognisable with the red frames and the most identifiable style of playing amongst Faith No More's history of guitarists.

We talk too much this episode about Jim Martin.

Special guest at 7:00

Topic talk starts at 45:03

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Faith No More have such a diverse range of styles and songs, there's something for everyone. It can be difficult to know where to start when trying to understand any band, but Jim has developed a well formulated process to help you introduce your friends to FNM.

Topic talk starts at 25:20

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1995 was arguably the most interesting time for non-album tracks recorded by Faith No More, and more songs were recorded during that time than any other era.

Featuring discussion on Absolute Zero, I Won't Forget You, Hippie Jam Song, I Started a Joke, Spanish Eyes, Greenfields & I Wanna Fuck Myself.

Topic talk starts at 50:21

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5th June 1995, Faith No More played Pinkpop Festival in Renbaan, Landgraaf, Netherlands. We watch it and talk over it.

Pinkpop talk begins at 44:44

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It's 1994. Jim Martin has been fired from Faith No More via fax, Mr Bungle's Trey Spruance has taken his place on guitar, Roddy Bottum is absent from most the songwriting and King for a Day is the result.

Featuring discussion of: King for a Day, What a Day, The Last to Know & Just a Man.

KFAD talk begins at 20:20

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It's 1994. Jim Martin has been fired from Faith No More via fax, Mr Bungle's Trey Spruance has taken his place on guitar, Roddy Bottum is absent from most the songwriting and King for a Day is the result.

Featuring discussion of: Ugly in the Morning, Digging the Grave & Take This Bottle.

KFAD talk begins at 54:36

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It's 1994. Jim Martin has been fired from Faith No More via fax, Mr Bungle's Trey Spruance has taken his place on guitar, Roddy Bottum is absent from most the songwriting and King for a Day is the result.

Featuring discussion of: Star A.D., Cuckoo for Caca & Caralho Voador.

KFAD talk begins at 55:38

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It's 1994. Jim Martin has been fired from Faith No More via fax, Mr Bungle's Trey Spruance has taken his place on guitar, Roddy Bottum is absent from most the songwriting and King for a Day is the result.

Featuring discussion of: Get Out, Ricochet, Evidence & The Gentle Art of Making Enemies.

KFAD talk begins at 1:28:38

Note: This episode is pieced together from multiple recordings occurring between 19/3 - 2/4/20. This was to keep FNM news up to date. Any Covid-19 talk happened in the earlier phases and is already outdated. Please forgive anything that sounds like ignorance or misinformation.

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Mr Bungle released their first demo in 1986. Three more demos were followed by three major record label albums. They played their last show on 9 September 2000.

On 13 August 2019, it was announced that Mr Bungle would perform in February 2020. Original members Patton, Spruance & Dunn would be joined by Slayer's Dave Lombardo and Anthrax's Scott Ian to perform the first demo 'The Raging Wrath of the Easter Bunny' in its entirety.

The songs show potential, the performances carry hints of talent, the inaudible lyrics are immature attempts at inevitable future genius and the overall audio quality is frankly, lousy.

We hope that by dissecting the band and the demo, listener's get a better sense of the February shows ahead.

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