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Aye, Chuck Moseley FNM might actually be pretty awesome.
I'm not sure exactly why, but I have a sneaky suspicion that Real Thing-era FNM would sound pretty hollow today.
(Seeing Crudo would be about fifty times better.)
Bring back Chuck Mosely
"Oh, we love to run and have competed in marathons all over ze world but, you know, 26 miles is a long way to go without a mouthful of muff."
Aye, Chuck Moseley FNM might actually be pretty awesome.
I'm not sure exactly why, but I have a sneaky suspicion that Real Thing-era FNM would sound pretty hollow today.
(Seeing Crudo would be about fifty times better.)
Mark E. McKeown: I will NOT be graceful, I will SHOW MY WORKING.
Clear Air Turbulence: The best hardstyle money can buy.
Bunny & The Misshapes: Really?
Am i the only one that thought Mosley's FNM was fucking terrible?
Originally Posted by addy
I hate FNM with Mosley, fucking garbage.
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Faith No More isn't exactly groundbreaking.
Introduce Yourself is pretty fucking awesome. They sounded amazing live back then too.
Mark E. McKeown: I will NOT be graceful, I will SHOW MY WORKING.
Clear Air Turbulence: The best hardstyle money can buy.
Bunny & The Misshapes: Really?
I love the Mosley Era. was rawer and less Pretty boy pop, which is what Patton brought to them in the beginning, then he discovered Scat and shitting in Hairdryers.
Amazing at the QMU with Mosely. At the Mayfair(now the Garage) Patton was a pure dick to the crowd and shat it from a pure kicking which led him to singing the last 4 or so songs on top of the Speaker stack.
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"Oh, we love to run and have competed in marathons all over ze world but, you know, 26 miles is a long way to go without a mouthful of muff."
Thats the problem though, If I listen to their records now I think its pretty dated and doesn't kick my ass. Maybe it's the production or the fact they got ripped off by people that Lev can't listen to without having a wee chug to himself.
Listen to a Melvins record or a NoMeansNo record from 20 years ago and it still sounds amazing to this day.
I've found myself listenign to real thing and angel dust at wotk a fair bit recently which is probably the forst time ive listened to them in thir entirety since 'back in the day'. Still holds up pretty fucking well.
Angel Dust far more so I find.
Lets not kid ourselves, Mr Bungle were always better. But they're never reforming.
Mark E. McKeown: I will NOT be graceful, I will SHOW MY WORKING.
Clear Air Turbulence: The best hardstyle money can buy.
Bunny & The Misshapes: Really?
True!! "Sex mad you kill me" is still a classic
"KIng for a Day" Is an Absolute Master piece as well.
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"Oh, we love to run and have competed in marathons all over ze world but, you know, 26 miles is a long way to go without a mouthful of muff."
Possibly one of the most underated albums ever.
I used to get slaged for saying I liked it.
King for a day used to be my FAVE FNM album. Still kinda is really
Fools who know nothing.
"Oh, we love to run and have competed in marathons all over ze world but, you know, 26 miles is a long way to go without a mouthful of muff."
aye, both brilliant guh fuck this argument anyway
Smash and redefine
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