Biography

With their fusion of heavy metal, funk, hip-hop, and progressive rock, Faith No More earned a substantial cult following. By the time Faith No More recorded We Care a Lot (1985), the band already had a string of vocalists. Introduce Yourself (1987) was a more cohesive and impressive effort. The Real Thing (1989), featuring the more accomplished vocalist Mike Patton, established them as a major hard rock act. Angel Dust (1992), the follow-up, was one of the more complex and confounding records released by a major label. After King for a Day, Fool for a Lifetime (1995) and Album of the Year (1997), the bandmembers announced their breakup. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine

Top Tracks

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• A Small Victory

• Anne's Song

• Collision

• Crack Hitler

• Epic

• Everything's Ruined

• Falling To Pieces

• From Out Of Nowhere

• Get Out

• Introduce Yourself

• Midlife Crisis

• Mouth To Mouth

• Naked In Front Of The Computer

• R.v.

• Ricochet

• Surprise! You're Dead!

• The Gentle Art Of Making Enemies

• The Real Thing

• We Care A Lot

Discography

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• Album of the Year

  Slash / Slash/Reprise

  1997

• King for a Day, Fool for a Lifetime

  Slash / Slash/Reprise

  1995

• Angel Dust

  Slash

  1992

• Live at Brixton Academy

  Warner Reprise Video / Reprise

  1991

• The Real Thing

  Slash

  1989

• Introduce Yourself

  London / Slash

  1987

• We Care a Lot

  Import

  1985