I’ve been on a deep dive of FNM this last couple weeks. Loved the band since I saw them open formMetallica on the Justice tour. I love the whole catalog, but man did they lose something special when Jim Martin left. I don’t think anyone sounds like him. Seriously, he just has a pathos and vibe to his playing and tone that I miss on the last three albums.
School band rehearsal. Practicing We care a lot.
They've been wearing suits on stage for near 30 years. I just preferred their 92-95 look. And also Patton's hair needs rethinking. Just my opinion.
Fred Durst is the logical choice to work with on his new rap / rock song since Mike Patton is obviously in a cult.
Has this ever been specified? It's been bugging me since the day that I was born I first heard it and have never been able to find it documented anywhere.
I think it's Bill who says something at the end like "some guy told me 'hey you can have all the press(ings?) you want and we get 50% of the publishing.' i told him to suck an egg!"
And Chuck's conversation is something like "Hey you guys.... (C:) Johnny, what's happening? (J:) Hey man, hey Chuck, what's going on. Hey duuude. How's LA? (C:) Oh LA, you know how LA is, how's New York? (J:) Oh, crazy, crazy, crazy, crazy. (C:) How's Frisco, huh? (J:) Frisco?? Wuuughhh."
I honestly want people's opinions on this, I passionately love stories if I can I'd make my own novel, it covers any kind of genres and I use C. Ai to make that said stories mostly love stories but honestly I don't dive deeper like s,..x on it I don't like that personally. I'm just asking if talking and creating stories on C. Ais are a sin or evil??? 😭
Self explanitory title.
For me, it was my dad who introduced me to FnM. He listened to them in the 90's (Have to ask him about his introduction, but everyone was listening to them at the time) and ever since I was a little kid he'd play them occasionally, then my older brother would blast them in the car, and now I do. It wasn't until recently, around a month ago, that I really got into them, with my dad showing me a live performance of the song "Malpratice" which I was blown away by.
So, how did you get introduced to FnM? New fans and old fans. I am interested in hearing your stories!
Like many, I dismissed this band at the time as a one-trick pony, with that one trick being a Michael Jackson cover (which was pretty dope, but not enough to motivate me to do any real exploration). Spotify recently fed me "Movies" as part of a playlist, which has led me to dig further into the catalog. I am finding a lot more to dig in here than I anticipated.
I am not saying that AAF sounds exactly like FNM or anything crazy like that, but it seems like FNM is in the mix of AAF's influences. Anyone agree/disagree?
I have been thinking this for a while and watched videos of chuck and then videos of Mike. Both fantastic in their own way and Mike being just so dynamic in his voice and to me my choice would be Josh Homme (queens of the Stone Age) he is obscure , has a magnificent voice and stage presence and he also experiments ( his latest kexp performance was fantastic )
Anyway just a discussion and would be interested in everybody’s takes including none of the above or below
So I went to see the band Tool playing in Chicago maybe around 2001-2002 ish timeline. They were playing the concert after releasing the album Lateralus.
Anyway Mike Patton was singing as an opening act at that concert. Can anyone tell me which band he would have been singing in then? Mr Bungle?! Was anyone there at that concert able to recall?!! Thanks FNM fans!
Will they go with a FNM or play an appropriate cover song like "Reunited" from the Second Coming Tour?
In the context of the situation here are my predictions:
FNM Song Opener: From the Dead
Cover Song Opener: The Boys are Back In Town
If had to bet on it, From the Dead gets my vote. Welcome home my friend!
That's it, nothing more. I just wanted to share this random thought.
I finished watching BoJack Horseman about two weeks ago, and yesterday I started binge-listening to Angel Dust again. It made me realize how much the lyrics explain.
I didn't have bad parents, so I've always had a hard time understanding what goes on in the minds of parents who are cruel to their kids. The last verses of "RV" explain it so well...
It's just the continuation of a cycle, with people who were never able to overcome their ghosts. Deep down, they know they're miserable—"I hate you," talking to myself. And that self-hatred only perpetuates the pain they feel, because it's the only way they know how to live, and they teach their children only what they know.
Idk if mods are still active on this subreddit but, please, can we get a new headline? I think it's PRETTY BIG NEWS that FnM are going on tour again?
Seemed like it was about time to at least give it a try 🤷♂️ Thanks to Andy for the logo & banner 🙏 Any help and advice most welcome, thanks.
