Faith No More

[woldig]

Angel Dust is the MOST influential rock album of our time…FACT

[Cultseeker]

Angel Dust is the MOST influential rock album of our time…FACT

[0livavu]

I don't know i never saw kate nash my g/f went to spain so consequently i never ended up attending that particular gig and in answer to your question yes i would. would you rather see them than kate nash? or is she your dirty little secret hehe

[0livavu]

I'm one of those weird people whose favourite album is King For A Day...Fool For A Lifetime.

[0livavu]

Angel Dust is the MOST influential rock album of our time…FACT

[ilovemaiden]

No, I cannot stand churned out garbage like Kate Nash.

I just found it surprising that someone that likes such quality as Faith No More could also like that sham.

[woldig]

Lol no spurs were dropped just my own opinion … my reasons are, the genres it covers, the time it was released (the shape of rock music at that period) it was very much an album ‘before its time’.

[0livavu]

Its called having some diversity in your life..

[Cultseeker]

Lol no spurs were dropped just my own opinion … my reasons are, the genres it covers, the time it was released (the shape of rock music at that period) it was very much an album ‘before its time’.

[Cultseeker]

Its called having some diversity in your life..

[King Blue]

There wouldn't be much demand for them as headliners, most of the Reading crowd wouldn't even know who they are.

Reunions are kind of hollow anyway. It gave me the chance to see The Stooges, for which I'm grateful, but it normally stinks of musicians who lack the talent/drive to carry on doing something individual, and just want the easy money and attention of being in a high profile rock band again.

Edited April 12, 2008 by King Blue

[bouncingflea]

No, I cannot stand churned out garbage like Kate Nash.

I just found it surprising that someone that likes such quality as Faith No More could also like that sham.

[escapehere]

Anyone who says they like all kinds of music, doesn't like music.

[hearing_aid]

I can't get my head round that sentence...I can't think of anything that makes less sense.

Edited April 13, 2008 by hearing_aid

[hitmanhague]

I almost dropped a bollock when I read that!

FNM are favourite all time band and I would love to see them and I was very disappointed Peeping Tom pulled out last year.

I think the chance of FNM ever reforming are as likely as I am growing a second penis.

FNM's influence is often overlooked but I think unwittingly they invented Nu-Metal. Whether or not that's something to be proud of I don't know.

Patton is a total ass though.

Edited April 13, 2008 by hitmanhague

[Addy__C]

FNM are favourite all time band and I would love to see them and I was very disappointed Peeping Tom pulled out last year.

[Cultseeker]

I can't get my head round that sentence...I can't think of anything that makes less sense.

[hitmanhague]

It annoys me when people say stuff like "I like a bit of everything" when it comes to music.

Now that's not strictly true is it?

You could ask who their favourite Swedish Melodic Death Metal band are or who their favourite Blackended Folk-Sludge Metal band are.

I get annoyed by the strangest things, maybe I should seek help!

[King Blue]

I really doubt anyone is being literal when they say 'they like everything'. It'd be impossible and a blatant lie. I suspect they normally mean they are open minded about what they listen to ,or at least to a certain degree (i doubt many self proclaimed open minded festival goers will like classical music for example).

Nothing wrong with having a varied music taste. There's little worse than music 'fans' who align themselves to a certain genre and claim its the best.

[hitmanhague]

Nothing wrong with having a varied music taste. There's little worse than music 'fans' who align themselves to a certain genre and claim its the best.

[King Blue]

Everyone inclined in a certain way when it comes to what music they like. It's when the genre a band are linked to is more important than the music itself that it gets on my nerves. A prime example is the multitude of Libertine wannabe bands with inexplicably large followings.

[hitmanhague]

I find it inexplicable that The Libertines have such a large following!

[Rachie]

I dont know much by them, but what i do i love. Ive voted second... but possibly thiord on the bill i think.

[hearing_aid]

I really doubt anyone is being literal when they say 'they like everything'. It'd be impossible and a blatant lie. I suspect they normally mean they are open minded about what they listen to ,or at least to a certain degree (i doubt many self proclaimed open minded festival goers will like classical music for example).

Nothing wrong with having a varied music taste. There's little worse than music 'fans' who align themselves to a certain genre and claim its the best.

[hitmanhague]

Exactly, when someone is saying I like all sorts etc its just easier then saying what exactly they like. I don't think many people want to list every gener and then every sub-genere they like.

Edited April 13, 2008 by hitmanhague