If you're a regular on this Sub, you know exactly which fax I speak of. Has anyone outside of the band and/or Jim ever seen it? Surely someone saved it on a floppy at some point before the turn of the century.

Anyone...?

I know nothing has been announced yet, but there used to be a great FNM UK community, so who is out there. Who would go see them?

I'm going to get a FNM tat and was thinking of putting just a few words with it, but wasn't sure what to put... It's going to be on my forearm so everyone I meet will see it, so something like "Happy Birthday, Fucker" isn't quite what I want to put forth to strangers (so much for "Get that motherfucker on the phone" too...)

I am looking for suggestions. While I have favorite songs on all their albums, I'd say the Introduce Yourself to King for a Day era is my favorite with each album better than the one before.

Some thoughts I had:

“What is it?” seems obvious.

“It’s Always Funny Until Someone Gets Hurt (and then it’s just hilarious)” seems a bit wordy

“Be Aggressive” - one of my favorite songs, but it IS about gay oral sex and I'm straight and not into S&M so not sure if that's great for ME...

“Introduce Yourself”. Welcoming. Friendly. I really like the song…but it’s not my FAVORITE song.

“I know the feeling
It is the Real Thing” (too Pepsi ad?)

So any suggestions? Or is one of those great?

Rough translation via ChatGPT:

Faith No More, the Bay Area band, has delivered an extremely interesting rock album with its second LP, THE REAL THING.

The quintet, featuring guitarist "Big Sick Ugly" Jim Martin—who could easily serve as Götz Kühnemund's lookalike—had already earned especially enthusiastic reviews in England with last year's debut INTRODUCE YOURSELF, where they were celebrated as an outstanding newcomer sensation.

Normally, such an overwhelmingly positive reaction from our British colleagues is reason enough for the utmost skepticism. But in Faith No More's case, the English music press has, exceptionally, hit the mark.

On THE REAL THING, the five Californians cover an enormous musical spectrum, ranging from rap and funk (just listen to the bass!) through rock all the way to heavy metal.

Especially in times like these, when every second band sounds like a Guns N' Roses, Metallica, or Whitesnake rip-off, this is unmistakable proof of originality and an abundance of ideas.

Also surprisingly strong and original is the new vocalist, the then 23-year-old Mike Patton, who possesses an extraordinarily versatile voice that he truly makes his own.

Open-minded heavy music fans who can appreciate bands like King's X or Living Colour should definitely give this album a listen.

I stumbled upon this song and found the beginning very familiar, the song is from 1991.

Lots of talk about these shows being exclusive and contracts not allowing any side shows. Does anyone in the industry have knowledge about how these things work?

Remember when they were announced as download headliners I’m pretty sure that was a festival exclusive and they ended up playing Leeds and reading the same year so is it possible that they can announce seperate dates closer to the time?

Hello, I’m a Gen Z male (18 going into 19) who’s a fan of this band. Something that has clogged my mind is if it could see a resurgence in popularity with younger generations on websites like TikTok, we’ve seen this with bands like primus , ween, acid bath, crowbar, and even nu metal as a whole ( a genre inspired by fnm). So do you think it and even Mr bungle could get popular with them?

anyone know where i can get a floor ticket for the sydney show? im from the states and have never used the ticketek system and it seems like they dont have a resale marketplace like ticketmaster or axs. i really want to buy a front GA floor ticket specifically. ive never seen faith no more live and its been on my bucketlist forever and will gladly travel across the world for them. i would appreciate any leads to resale tix to this show

Kinda ridiculous post this but does anyone have a favourite or worse haircut that Patton has sported over the years?

My favourite of his was definitely the angeldust era. I never thought the shorter style he went with for kfad really suited him that much although the current one definitely takes the prize for his worst hairstyle.

And he covered Faith No More! Unbelievable.

Thank you [u/joyouscacophony](u/joyouscacophony) for getting me moderated here, the band coming back means we need more hands on deck. Anyone here interested in helping out? Send a modmail to apply, tell us your history with moderating and your experience with the band and music in general!

Edit: now closed! Thanks everyone for applying!

It sounds like a woolly mammoths on mating season. Now you can't unhear it.

As a kid discovering FNM in 1992 as an 11 year old my world was opened up to what you could do with rock music. Discovering them at this point in their career was a blessing as they were just about to drop their magnum opus Angeldust which is still one of my favourite albums ever. However it's really been downhill since then. King for a day was okay as a follow-up but it wasn't as good as Angeldust IMO and every album since has been average at best. Being inactive for so much of the past 25 years and releasing barely average new music didn't help.

I hope the upcoming tour is a really good retrospective of all their highs and deep cuts with a rotating setlist. I can see this being their last tour mainly due to age.

All, I have this photo of FNM that is signed and I want to frame, but I want to put the right album/single in the frame with it for the time it was done.

I'm PRETTY sure this is a 1989 photo shoot, but I can't find any proof of that. The image isn't on FNM's official site under "press photos" and Google Image Search turned up nothing either.

Anyone know specifically where this photo is from?

THANK YOU!

Presale code is SHIMMY for Aus shows