Faith no more - Hardest rock song Mike ever sang - Exit Festival 2010 video free download

yeah okay

This guy is an inspiration. If someone this bad can make it, we all can.

Raymond Kowal

nothin' like a healthy sense of humour... hahahahahahaha mother fuckers

Magister Ludi

Patton has a good voice but this is way outside his range and no one has six octave range lol. Even Mariah Carey with her throat whistle doesnt manage that...

Laura Fotze

LOL That's almost like an early Mr Bungle moment.

Rosie Bergeron

Yet another great example of Mike Patton's 6 Octave range......You are beyond awesome, Mr.Patton!

Liv CrueltyFree Now

Haha, I thought it was going to be Jizzlobber. Now THAT'S the hardest rock song they ever did. In my opinion.

Psychowilly

Lol to that one dude like "What the fuck?"

SloughMusic

Horrible crowd.

Ebiiiw

0:25 mike tried to shut them up LOL

budogden

A new Faith No More album would solve all of the world's problems!

Dylan 03

the crowd was so dumb anyway! lol

Niels Krabbe

what the f......

deepestpurple13

and though I missed Jim Martin after his departure, the rest of their stuff had some pretty damn amazing moments as well. Also, RIP JEFF HANNEMAN! SLAYER!!!!!!

deepestpurple13

FNM is definitely off the beaten path... not for everyone, and Patton definitely goes for a different feel live than on studio, more spur of the moment type singing. What I love about FNM is the mixture of styles of the classic Real Thing/Angel Dust lineup (heavy metal chugging guitar, funky bass, classical synth chords, Patton spazzing out, and drumming that suits every style). Could be an acquired taste, or maybe music for weirdos like me... i dont know LOL

Timi T.

Take a chill pill.

Vlad Drac

LMAO... Patton loves inciting the crowd!

Vlad Drac

Good on ya!

Jack Mama

Lol, he said "hard"

Brushy Bill

I like Patton and some of Faith No More, however I saw them open for Metallica and Guns N Roses, at the Houston Texas Astrodome in the early 90's, where they were horrible. I've seen lots of live concerts over the years, ranging from local club/backyards to arenas, Tool and Pantera probably being my favorite live bands to see. And I have to say Faith No More was the absolute worst live performance I've ever seen/heard. Maybe it was a bad night, I don't know. It was just horrible.

steve buch

viciousroadietom, The entire fucking audience in 1990 booed this band, 30,000 people, they were playing a mixture of metal and rap, the only song they did not get booed on was a Black Sabbath cover called War Pigs. And as far as being sell outs, do you have an original thought.