Music Banter - Mike friggin' Patton

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**** man, your boys Rush for sure.

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Originally Posted by OccultHawk (Post 1805144)

The Who is another obvious example. So is Yes. Sabbath.

But your examples never carried on with fake members.

Amen again. Fake members suck but I'll give Yes a pass for Alan White.

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Originally Posted by OccultHawk (Post 1805145)

**** man, your boys Rush for sure.

AMEN!!!!

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Originally Posted by OccultHawk (Post 1805126)

You can make a very real case he's the most important member.

he is in my opinion, his arrangements were serious

although as everyone is saying, they all made the band what it is in their own personal way. They were great

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Originally Posted by Mondo Bungle (Post 1805029)

FNM is my favorite band. Also love Bungle, Fantomas, Tomahawk, Lovage, General Patton vs the X-ecutioners, Moonchild Trio, Hemophiliac, the soundtracks to A Perfect Place/Crank/Solitude of Prime Numbers/A Place Beyond the Pines, Peeping Tom, Pranzo Oltranzista, some cool stuff on Adult Themes for the Voice, Irony is a Dead Scene by the Dillinger Escape Plan, Mondo Cane, Maldoror is alright but definitely nothing special considering those involved, each Zorn collab is great, Laborintus II is far from a Patton album but still nice, Romances from Kaada/Patton is fantastic and definitely a standout for me, the newer one Bacteria Cult us great too, I haven't been too acquainted with tetema or Nevermen just yet but found them both enjoyable after multiple listens, Firecracker is a decent movie, and he does some astounding vocal work in I Am Legend and the game Left 4 Dead

I haven't been here in a week, and obviously so much has happened but I would just like quote this man and give him a thumbs up. You've heard of the game Bionic Commando, right? I heard that almost everybody in the game is voice by Mike himself.

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Originally Posted by priestofsyrinx2112 (Post 1804503)

Who here has heard of Lovage?

Music to Make Love to Your Old Lady By

Good ****.

The Dillinger Escape Plan and Mike Patton put out an EP together in 2002. I think it was before Puciato was the vocalist for Dillinger. The EP is called Irony Is a Dead Scene, and it's great.

I am listening to it right now! First song Hollywood Squares is awesome already!

Is that our Qwerty?

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Along with Devin Townsend's "Ocean Machine", this is THE album of the 90s

Because I have something I want to tell him about this.