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Faith No More in the 1990s: Decades

Faith No More in the 1990s: Decades

Karpe, Matt

Paperback

Pop/RockMusic Reference

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ISBN10: 1789522501
ISBN13: 9781789522501
Publisher: Sonicbond Pub
Published: Jan 27 2023
Pages: 176
Weight: 0.45
Height: 0.70 Width: 6.00 Depth: 7.90
Language: English
It may have taken them a few years to achieve a stable line-up, but Faith No More did just that with the arrival of enigmatic frontman, Mike Patton in 1988. By 1990, the San Francisco quintet were flying high on the back of their third album, The Real Thing, and the influential anthem for a generation, 'Epic'. Becoming a household name and mainstream chart botherers with colourful and diverse songs ranging in style from heavy metal to jazz, and rap rock to lounge music, Faith No More refused to follow trends and instead pushed forward with a gung-ho attitude and a talent for songwriting built around sonic experimentation. The band released the critically acclaimed Angel Dust, as well as King for a Day...Fool for a Lifetime and the ironically titled Album of the Year records, before stunning fans by parting ways in 1998. Faith No More in the 1990s is the story of a largely rewarding but tension-filled decade for rock music's greatest underdogs. Providing a detailed timeline of events, frenetic touring schedules, and most importantly- the songs, this book documents the rise and progression of one of the most distinctive bands of all time.

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