FNM : reformé ?

Merde, moi aussi j'veux du pognon... chier.

Il ne manque que Queen! Hahaha.

Ah merde, c'est arrivé. Avec Paul Rodgers.

QueenForAday a écrit:

Dans le Kerrang d'hier

"In other news, industry insiders suggest that hugely infuential 90s alt-metal band faith no more are planning to return next year.

Although founding bassist Bill Gould played down the speculation, telling Kerrang "if anything like this were to happen, it would have to come from the band, and i havent spoke with any of them in over a year.So as far as i know, there isnt anything to talk about, and im pretty sure that if you were to contact Patton, he would tell the same thing" Kerrang understands that a number of UK venues have been placed on hold for shows from the band next spring, while UK festival appearances are rumoured to follow in the summer.

Despite several years of vigorously denying claimsthe band would reform, Mike Patton seems to have softened in recent months.In an interview with artisan news in january, he said "I wouldnt rule it out.I dont think we need to reform the band, but maybe theres other things we could do together....."

Je viens aussi de tomber sur cette info. C'est assez énorme.
En faisant une recherche rapide sur Google, j'ai trouvé aussi ça:

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Rumours seem to come from various sources now. Mr. Jan Smeets (organises the yearly PinkPop Festival in the Netherlands) mentioned in a radio show that a reunion of FNM is likely to happen.

Mouais. J'attend plus d'une collaboration entre Gould et Patton qu'une reformation de FNM.

dju21 a écrit:

J'attend plus d'une collaboration entre Gould et Patton qu'une reformation de FNM.

Ouais : un album ! (soyons fous)

Du nouveau : le Download essaie de programmer FNM cet été.
http://www.metalhammer.co.uk/news/download-faith-no-more-bizkit-and-zz-top-in-the-pipeline/

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Faith No More: Hammer heard that all the guys were up for it – even Patton - but that the band will need another European festival to make the trip over worth it. And this is proving harder than you might expect as FNM were never popular in mainland Europe as they were in the UK and the US.

“Basically, when an artist is coming over, they want a whole period to come over and play. You look at Metallica, AC/DC and Rage Against The Machine. There’s certain bands who can play any territory and they’re a huge act but there are others that are strong in some markets and not in others and that can be difficult when you want to get an artist over and you think that you’re offering them really good money but that doesn’t stack up because for them to be over here for 4-5 weeks and they’re getting a tenth or a twentieth of what I’m paying them, they can’t make it work. I think it’s a very valid case in point with Faith No More that they’re dipping their toe in the water and nothing is definite.”

“Faith No More haven’t managed to get that PR machine together (that RATM had) and they haven’t had people talk about what great albums ‘The Real Thing’ and ‘Angel Dust’ are and to the death they were a great live band. They haven’t got their first show at Coachella like RATM had and Tool had with their last album, when they came back at Coachella festival in the States and were getting everyone excited about them again and I think FNM haven’t done that. All of the band members haven’t agreed to do it.”

On dirait bien. Il faut se rendre à l'évidence. S'ils jouent au Hellfest de cette année, ça serait parfait! J'imagine que Jim Martin aurait été réticent à l'idée de jouer des morceaux de King For A Day et Album Of The Year. Il va pouvoir retourner à ses citrouilles chéries.

moi j'aimerais bien qu'ils viennent à Belfort cet été... ou carrément à Lyon!

Moi j'aimerais bien qu'ils oublient l'idée sotte de redémarrer un groupe qui a pris sa retraite y'a une décennie seulement et dont la musique a tellement mal vieilli.

Quelle idée de con qu de recréer ce groupe inintéressant. C'est de la nostalgie pathétique.

the 0))) a écrit:

Moi j'aimerais bien qu'ils oublient l'idée sotte de redémarrer un groupe qui a pris sa retraite y'a une décennie seulement et dont la musique a tellement mal vieilli.

Quelle idée de con qu de recréer ce groupe inintéressant. C'est de la nostalgie pathétique.

genre tu courrais pas les voir... à d'autres

Shinji a écrit:

Metalorgie a écrit:

Jim Martin (ex Faith No More) a déclaré qu'il n'a pas été retenu pour faire partie de la réunion de Faith No More, une telle réunion semble donc se préciser.

encore heureux que Jim ne fasse pas partie de la pseudo reformation!
pourquoi pas Chuck Mosley pendant qu'on y est?

Ah ouais ça serait très bon ça, avec également Courtney Love vu qu'elle en a fait partie quelques mois.

the 0))) a écrit:

Quelle idée de con qu de recréer ce groupe inintéressant. C'est de la nostalgie pathétique.

Peut-être parce que tu ne les a pas connus à l'époque.

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groupe ininteressant

Putain mais on aura vraiment TOUT entendu !!!!!!!

J'espère que le soufflé va pas se dégonfler :
www.billboard.com/bbcom/news/faith-no-more-reunites-plots-european-dates-1003944389.story

ça devient sérieux non de diou...

Shinji a écrit:

the 0))) a écrit:

Quelle idée de con qu de recréer ce groupe inintéressant. C'est de la nostalgie pathétique.

Peut-être parce que tu ne les a pas connus à l'époque.

Quel argument falacieux. Je ne peux donc pas dire que je n'aime pas Jaws car je n'étais pas né?

Ceci étant dit, c'est officiel...

Faith No More to Reunite for European Tour
Plus: Mike Patton Scores Crank 2
Faith No More to Reunite for European Tour

Years before Nirvana and Nine Inch Nails took scuzzed-out sonics and transgressive imagery to the mall-rock mainstream, the Bay Area funk-metal spazzes in Faith No More violated every form of conventional wisdom and wound up playing bigger venues than anyone could've predicted. Back in the late 1980s, Faith No More brought new-wave synth-sheen, skronky jazz textures, and awkward white-guy rapping to a profoundly regressive heavy-rock scene. An entire generation of kids fondly remembers being freaked the fuck out by the flopping fish and the exploding piano at the end of the "Epic" video. FNM's 1989 album The Real Thing, the LP that pushed the band's poppiest tendencies to new extremes without compromising their weirdness, basically blew my mind when I was 10, and it's still an all-time favorite. And in 1992, the band opened Guns N' Roses and Metallica's mammoth co-headlining stadium tour, which means they're the first band I ever saw live. The image of all those fists pumping in unison to "Epic" is one I still carry with me.

FNM broke up 11 years ago, and I've never held out much help for a reunion, mostly because frontman Mike Patton has had such success making god-awful unlistenable weirdo blorp-jazz. But according to a Tripwire report, Faith No More will reunite for a summer European tour. So far, details are scarce. The band hasn't announced any dates yet, and Patton isn't giving any interviews on the subject. The band will hit the road with what was their final lineup: Patton, keyboardist/Imperial Teen frontman Roddy Bottum, slap-bassist Billy Gould, drummer Mike Bordin, and guitarist Jon Hudson. The band has no plans for any American shows right now. There's also no word on any involvement from classic-era guitarist Jim Martin (he of the frizzy hair and Sally Jessy Raphael glasses), who may be too busy growing giant pumpkins to take part. Also no word on original vocalist Chuck Mosely, the guy who sang on "We Care a Lot" and who Patton replaced just in time for The Real Thing.

Real talk: This is awesome news. Patton's latter-day downtown noise-freak persona has been unbearable, and FNM was a huge influence on the late-90s tsunami of shitty rap-metal bands, so Faith No More never get their due when people talk about the early-90s alt-rock revolution. But this was a great band, and these reunion shows will almost certainly be a whole lot of fun.

In other Patton news, he's just scored his first movie. And what a movie! Crank 2: High Voltage, which opens on April 17, is the sequel to the frantic and hilarious 2006 stoner classic where Jason Statam has to keep his adrenaline up or he'll die. Patton's involvement in this is probably the logical conclusion of the man's longtime film-music fixation. Patton's scored a few video games, and he also did the voices for the screaming vampire zombies in I Am Legend. His Ipecac label has given deluxe reissues to Ennio Morricone scores. And The Director's Cut, the 2001 album from Patton's Fantomas project, turned iconic film-scores into scary metal, and it probably still ranks as the best thing Patton's done since Faith No More broke up. So I'm guardedly optimistic that Patton will know exactly how to soundtrack Jason Statham shooting cocaine into his eyeball or whatever.

sources???

^ Pitchfork

the 0))) a écrit:

Quel argument falacieux. Je ne peux donc pas dire que je n'aime pas Jaws car je n'étais pas né?

C'était surtout pour la "nostalgie pathétique".

à force de répondre a ses "provocations" pueriles je vais finir par croire que vous êtes encore plus stupides que lui!

http://www.showbizz.net/articles/20090224140214/faith_more_reunit_pour_quelques_concerts.html

je le sens VRAIMENT bien pour Belfort...

edit : voire pourquoi pas les cotes du rock à vienne??!!! voire carrément les nuits de fourvière à lyon??!!!!!! j'en peux plus là

Dour ou Hellfest je dirais...

on vera bien

Dour je le sens bien,Patton loupe jamais ce festival.

c'est bien appréciable qu'il se reforme pour des concerts mais ce qui m'interesserait + ça serait du nouveau son!

un petit album,un 4 titres ou un single please!