Faith No More
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Oct 30, 2026
Mike KroegerGUEST
go
Steven HillHOST
and kick it off with you picked my second favorite band of all time faith no more let's start there
Mike KroegerGUEST
really
Steven HillHOST
yeah awesome album of the year the sixth studio album from alt metal legends faith no more released on the 3rd of june 1997 i love faith no more i you know anyone who's listened to this podcast for a while will know that i'm just completely head over heels in love with faith no more album of the year is an interesting pick from their discography why so yes
Mike KroegerGUEST
well so first um i have to admit that Album of the Year is not the only album by Faith No More that I love.
Mike KroegerGUEST
And maybe not the one I love the most.
Mike KroegerGUEST
But the reason I chose Album of the Year is because...
Mike KroegerGUEST
fine
Russ RollinsHOST
A bunch of nerds with small things.
Russ RollinsHOST
Korn, Faith No More, Alice in Chains, Judas Priest, MJK.
Russ RollinsHOST
MGK.
Russ RollinsHOST
Whatever.
Russ RollinsHOST
The headline for Thursday night is corn.
Russ RollinsHOST
You got Alice in Change.
Russ RollinsHOST
You got Faith No More, Seether, Cypress Hill, and Marilyn Manson.
Russ RollinsHOST
Do you think Marilyn Manson will go over okay in Daytona? 100%.
Brianna CofieldHOST
Working alongside owner and engineer Howard Johnston, she is credited on projects with George Winston, Henry Butler, Penelope Houston, Keola Beamer, David Rosenman Taub, and multiple Hawaiian slack key artists.
Brianna CofieldHOST
Other notable artists Nancy worked with include Primus, Buckethead, and Faith No More.
Brianna CofieldHOST
At the time, the San Francisco music scene was on fire with many bands interested in doing a live recording.
Brianna CofieldHOST
Nancy and a fellow Berkeley graduate jumped on the opportunity and launched Joey Mobile Recording.
Scott PenfoldHOST
Then it was Eloy, Jim and Clown in the studio jamming three or four hours a day, recording everything, listening back and keeping the best parts.
Scott PenfoldHOST
Matt Wallace, the producer behind Faith No More's The Real Thing and Angel Dust was in the room for those early sessions and Eloy says they've got a lot of songs, his first Slipknot record since jumping from Sepultura back in 2024.
Scott PenfoldHOST
Now, here's the detail that matters.
Scott PenfoldHOST
Arsenal is the single that split everybody, didn't come out of those jams at all.
Andrew UnterbergerHOST
I just kind of
Craig JenkinsGUEST
don't want it forgotten that the roots of that are like Faith No More and Rage and like this like sort of thorny like and quite possibly politically specific and like mirthful and like.
Craig JenkinsGUEST
you know about mutual aid kind of politics like that was the center of the thing and like the thing that all of the lyrics sprout out from and
Andrew UnterbergerHOST
people like don't seem to have entirely gotten that out of it like over the years or maybe like
Steve HueyHOST
Now getting into the countdown, the basis for the countdown here, is a great example of a metal band covering a non-metal song.
Steve HueyHOST
It's Faith No More doing the Commodore's Easy.
Steve HueyHOST
Now, either they're playing it straight, or they're doing it so ironically that they may as well be.
Steve HueyHOST
This appeared on their four-song EP, Songs to Make Love To, whose cover art was two rhinos humping under a romantic African sunset.
Steve HueyHOST
It also contained a polka, a cover of the theme song to Midnight Cowboy, and a swinging rockabilly version of the Dead Kennedys' Let's Lynch the Landlord, which was the first way I ever heard that song, and the Faith No More cover, and this one too.
Steve HueyHOST
Now, Faith No More had been covering Black Sabbath's War Pigs in concert.
Steve HueyHOST
That's like eight minutes long.
Steve HueyHOST
They were getting tired of it.
Chris AkinHOST
And I'd get to the Stone.
Chris AkinHOST
And some nights it would be Faith No More.
Chris AkinHOST
And on another night it might be, I don't know, the Atomic Cowboys from Hell or some band that nobody's ever heard of ever.
Chris AkinHOST
But it didn't matter.
Mike ParkHOST
Degrassi, CSI, a lot of Red Hot Chili Popper talk this episode.
Mike ParkHOST
How about Faith No More? I did see original Faith No More with Chuck Mosley on vocals opening up for Fishbone.
Mike ParkHOST
I remember the song We Care A Lot.
Mike ParkHOST
I saw
Rick JohnsonHOST
original.
Rick JohnsonHOST
Wow.
Rick JohnsonHOST
Almost original Faith No More with Chuck Mosley.
Rick JohnsonHOST
I went to a show at the Troubadour.
Paul JamesHOST
But I guess as we circle back towards you specifically, and I guess this journey that you've been on, is there anyone that you've worked with that you look at from afar that has really inspired you in the way you go about your work?
Mick GordonGUEST
Oh, man, I remember having a vocal session with Mike Patton from Faith No More years ago for a project that sadly got cancelled.
Mick GordonGUEST
But I remember watching him come into the studio and he was doing all of the monster sounds in this game.
Mick GordonGUEST
And him as a musician, I think, is so prolific... and so interesting and always doing something new and interesting.
Michael StampsHOST
You know it's a great solo when they call out guitar.
Colin BoslerHOST
Faith No More has nothing on these guys.
Michael StampsHOST
No, no.
Michael StampsHOST
Again, you go back to the roots of rock rap, and again, I'm trying to think when Run DMC came out with Raisin' Hell, but it was always there to begin with.
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