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King For a Day, Fool For a Lifetime by Faith No More (CD, Mar-1995, Slash)
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Artist: Faith No More
Release Date: Mar 1995
Format: CD
Record Label: Slash
Genre: Heavy Metal
UPC: 093624572329
Product ID: EPID3173881
Description: Faith No More: Mike Patton (vocals); Roddy Bottum (keyboards); Billy Gould (bass); Mike Bordin (drums).
Additional personnel: Trey Spruance (guitar).
Recorded at Bearsville Studios, Bearsville, New York.
Faith No More's fifth full-length...
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big ups and arounds but never any downsReview created: 05/21/07
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Ironically one of my favorite albums of all time . Because I really don't like any of their other music. It's extremely diverse. From the gospel sounding "Just a Man" to the thrash/punk based "digging the grave", it's music for anyone and everyone.
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Thank you for voting. If your vote meets our For all Mike Patton fans for those who like good music!Review created: 04/09/07
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) This is a very goood album! I highly recommend it to all non-Patton fans and full blown PAtton fans. He is so diverse in his music , it is very hard not to like this album. He is very talented!!
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Predictable in its unpredictability, minorly pleasantReview created: 12/27/06
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Put this in the alterna90's schlock time capsule. Mike Patton begins his downward spiral on this album. Its solid kind of, but very predictable. It goes all over the place, typical of the genre and time frame in "alternative" rock. If you're a guy who champions himself as a big non-conformist, (which ironically is massively conforming) you'll probably like this. Its the typical album non conformists all like (the irony).
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"King for a day, King for a life time"Review created: 09/01/06
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) One of FNM's most overlooked album "King For A Day, Fool For A Life Time" is one of their best work ever (If you have Metal Hammers Book Of Metal, King for a day is a Hammer recommend). Unlike their previous releases, the boys from the Bay area go for a much alternative rock direction. And if you listen to Mike Patton's vocals you can totally tell where Serj from SOAD got it from (listen to Digging A Grave). Even though keyboardist Roddy Bottum only had a few inputs (him and Patton had some static going on and he was working on his side project Imerial Teens), it's still a killer album. Songs I recommend listening to is "Ricochet", "Gentle Arts of Making Enemies", "Coco For Caca", and "Digging a Grave". This is highly recommended for fans of the post-grunge era. Cheers!
M. Joey Ortega
M. Joey Ortega
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