Best Faith No More Song

tony1kenobi · 19-01-2009 2:47am #1

Caffeine is the best Faith No More song isn't it?

It's not anything else.

brendansmith · 19-01-2009 2:52am

I dunno i like 'just a man'

Chaosangel · 19-01-2009 2:58am

id have to say 'from out of nowhere'

Shulgin · 19-01-2009 3:06am

Ashes to Ashes

or

Last cup of sorrow

Great band!

ShawnRaven · 19-01-2009 3:49am

I'd have to go with From Out Of Nowhere as well, it reminds me of the very first McGonagles that I went to back in ze day, so it's more out of nostalgia than anything else.

Last Cup Of Sorrow does get an honourable mention though.

buck65 · 19-01-2009 8:26am

Definitely Caffeine. Then As the worm turns.

deman · 19-01-2009 8:28am

Shulgin wrote: »

Ashes to Ashes

Great band!

Totally agree with Ashes to Ashes. Brilliant song.

Doctor J · 19-01-2009 9:27am

As The Worm Turns, no doubt about it.

120_Minutes · 19-01-2009 9:30am

i cant pick just one, but "the gentle art of making enemies" is up there.

jim o doom · 19-01-2009 9:34am

Just a Man or RV

Nea · 19-01-2009 9:36am

Thats a hard one but will go with Just a Man or Land of Sunshine.

blindpilot · 19-01-2009 10:24am

Ashes to Ashes or Digging The Grave does the job for me

trackmixstudio · 19-01-2009 12:19pm

Has to be "midlife crisis" for me.
I LOVE the way they tuned the snare drum ring to the key of the song and Patton's vocals are incredible (as always).

sham69 · 19-01-2009 12:24pm

2 many to choose from.

Digging the grave
Land of Sunshine
Evidence

smackbunnybaby · 19-01-2009 2:44pm

Pristina

abouttobebanned · 19-01-2009 2:47pm

I quite like Epic.

DeadSkin · 19-01-2009 2:55pm

'As The Worm Turns', live is fantastic.
Straight off an album 'The Morning After' does it for me.

buck65 · 19-01-2009 3:22pm

The morning after is my favourite song from The Real Thing. RV is a good' un too I forgot it.

vantasic · 19-01-2009 4:17pm

midlife crisis for me, gets me everytime

Kevin11 · 19-01-2009 5:22pm

The Real thing or Midlife crisis
Special mention to Kindergarten

tony 2 tone · 19-01-2009 7:29pm

+1 for Caffeine
Also like Naked In Front of the Computer, The Crab Song and The Morning After.

adox · 19-01-2009 7:41pm

I`d like to give "Surprise! Your Dead!" a mention.

Its just a couple of minutes of noisey perfection.:D

lord lucan · 19-01-2009 10:02pm

crack hitler ftw.:D

Nailz · 20-01-2009 12:07am

I don't know, As The Worm Turns never really grabbed me... I always had a soft spot for Ashes To Ashes & Midlife Crisis. I always thought The Real Thing was and is one of their most underated songs, and I love it. Stripsearch was cool too. But TRT gets it for me.

judas101 · 20-01-2009 1:08pm

underwater love for me

finbarr · 20-01-2009 1:46pm

RV and Kindergarten.
To be honest pretty much anything off Angel Dust. Easliy one of the best rock albums ever released
Ashes To Ashes would be an honourable mention though

Nailz · 20-01-2009 2:02pm

finbarr wrote: »

RV and Kindergarten.
To be honest pretty much anything off Angel Dust. Easliy one of the best rock albums ever released
Ashes To Ashes would be an honourable mention though

I don't know what people see in RV, Kindergarten & Crack Hitler and the likes, I like them, but I never seen them as amoung the special/best FNM songs. What makes the best in peoples eyes?

finbarr · 20-01-2009 3:26pm

Well if we all liked the same stuff I guess we'd all be fairly boring... Unless everyone was like me...

The material on Angel Dust struck a chord with me. Before that album they were a little too goofy and funky. After Angel Dust they seemed a bit duller.

RV was the quirkiest number on an album released when stuff like that stood out. The chorus on that song is massive and it really showcased Patton as a great singer rather than the weirdo s***e he seems into now.

Kindergarten has one of the best bass lines in any rock song to my ears... I'm no bass expert but I love it and the whole song in general just clicks with me.

Also the tunes remind me of being younger at house parties and watching the sun come up while still drinking... :cool: Them were the days...

frag420 · 20-01-2009 11:39pm

tough one this but it would have to be just a man quickly followed by morning after.
Special mention goes out to cuckoo for caca

anyone hear the rumours about reunion that floated about last summer?

21-01-2009 12:19am

adox wrote: »

I`d like to give "Surprise! Your Dead!" a mention.

Its just a couple of minutes of noisey perfection.:D

+1 for me

Malice · 21-01-2009 10:55am

I definitely can't pick a best Faith No More song. Epic, From Out Of Nowhere, Just A Man, Digging The Grave, Everything's Ruined, Falling To Pieces, Take This Bottle, What A Day. They're all brilliant songs!

I'm sure I missed a few out as I just wrote them down as I thought of them

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Black NG-60-90 · 21-01-2009 11:48am

Hmmm either From Out Of Nowhere or Malpractice. But there's too many great song to choose from

oldscoil · 21-01-2009 11:52am

For me it would have to be "Mouth to Mouth"....classic, like some sort of Armenian Nu Metal.....

Although Epic must go down in music history as having one of the best "outro's" of all time.

Truely tear to eye stuff

Okie · 21-01-2009 5:59pm

My own personal favourite is Woodpeckers From Mars.

Nailz · 21-01-2009 6:43pm

finbarr wrote: »

Well if we all liked the same stuff I guess we'd all be fairly boring... Unless everyone was like me...

The material on Angel Dust struck a chord with me. Before that album they were a little too goofy and funky. After Angel Dust they seemed a bit duller.

RV was the quirkiest number on an album released when stuff like that stood out. The chorus on that song is massive and it really showcased Patton as a great singer rather than the weirdo s***e he seems into now.

Kindergarten has one of the best bass lines in any rock song to my ears... I'm no bass expert but I love it and the whole song in general just clicks with me.

Also the tunes remind me of being younger at house parties and watching the sun come up while still drinking... :cool: Them were the days...

That's fair I reckon, but I was always a fan of The Real Thing (album & song) and I always will see it as some of FNM's best stuff. AOTY and King For A Day were always well underated albums by mostly all critics (bar maybe AllMusic), especially Rolling Stone. RS never seemed to like FNM, don't know what was up with that, but tbf, those are the same people who called Master Of Reality "Boring unconventional metal"! Angel Dust is a truely great album, but despite the songs mentioned being great musically, Midlife Crisis, Everything's Ruined & A Small Victory will always be my favourites on it.