Faith No More Lyrics Epic

Faith No More is an alternative metal group that formed in San Francisco, California, USA in 1979. Their music combines elements of various different genres, including heavy metal, funk, hardcore punk, progressive, electronica, soul, gospel, film scores, soft rock, R&B, hip hop and jazz, among many others.

Faith No More formed in 1979 under the name Sharp Young Men, and later Faith No Man. This early incarnation of the band was fronted Mike "The Man" Morris. Roddy Bottum, Mike Bordin, and Billy Gould decided they wanted rid of him, and rather than firing him, all three quit. They changed their name to Faith No More at the suggestion of a friend (as "The Man" was no more). After cycling through a few guitarists, the members recruited Jim Martin. A number of singers passed through, including a brief stint by Courtney Love. Chuck Mosley became the full time singer and appeared on their first two records. Their best known song from this era is probably "We Care a Lot", which satirized the prevalence of charity-related rock efforts such as Live Aid and "We Are the World".

The band gained a reputation for infighting and friction that sometimes went way beyond the limits of "creative differences." In a notorious interview in 1987, Mosley claimed that Martin had hit him with a bottle, and there were frequent rumours of physical confrontations between band members. Indeed, in a short history of the band in one issue, the British music newspaper Melody Maker observed that the band's internal relationships had descended into "pathological hatred". Bordin in particular seemed to be very much the "whipping boy" of the band and the butt of numerous cruel pranks and practical jokes. It is doubtful that the band would have stayed together had they not been successful after their second album, Introduce Yourself.

Mosley was fired in 1988, and replaced with singer Mike Patton. Patton would prove a more versatile singer than the monotone Mosley. At the time, he was singing with his high school band Mr. Bungle (and would continue to do so during his Faith No More years), and dropped out of Humboldt State University to join Faith No More. The group's first record with Patton, The Real Thing, was a major hit, selling over a million copies and earning the group a grammy.

album: "We Care A Lot" (1985)
We Care A Lot
The Jungle
Mark Bowen
Why Do You Bother
Greed
As The Worm Turns
Arabian Disco
New Beginnings
album: "Introduce Yourself" (1987)
Faster Disco
Anne's Song
Introduce Yourself
Chinese Arithmetic
Death March
We Care A Lot
R n' R
The Crab Song
Blood
Spirit
album: "The Real Thing" (1989)
From Out Of Nowhere
Epic
Falling To Pieces
Surprise! You're Dead!
Zombie Eaters
The Real Thing
Underwater Love
The Morning After
War Pigs
Edge Of The World
album: "Angel Dust" (1992)
Land Of Sunshine
Caffeine
Midlife Crisis
RV
Smaller And Smaller
Everything's Ruined
Malpractice
Kindergarten
Be Aggressive
A Small Victory
Crack Hitler
Jizzlobber
Easy
album: "King For A Day, Fool For A Lifetime" (1994)
Get Out
Ricochet
Evidence
The Gentle Art Of Making Enemies
Star A.D.
Cuckoo For Caca
Caralho Voador
Ugly In The Morning
Digging The Grave
Take This Bottle
King For A Day
What A Day
The Last To Know
Just A Man
Absolute Zero[Japanese Bonus Track]
I Started A Joke[Brazilian Bonus Track]
album: "Album Of The Year" (1997)
Collision
Stripsearch
Last Cup Of Sorrow
Naked In Front Of The Computer
Helpless
Mouth To Mouth
Ashes To Ashes
She Loves Me Not
Got That Feeling
Paths Of Glory
Home Sick Home
Pristina
The Big Kahuna
Light Up And Let Go
album: "Sol Invictus" (2015)
Sol Invictus
Superhero
Sunny Side Up
Separation Anxiety
Cone Of Shame
Rise Of The Fall
Black Friday
Motherfucker
Matador
From The Dead
other songs:
Hippie Jam Song
I Won't Forget You
Sweet Emotion
The Cowboy Song
The Perfect Crime
The World Is Yours
We Care A Lot (Live At Brixton)
We Care A Lot (Original Version)