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We Care A Lot	1985, Slash Records, Produced by Matt Wallace.  Track list: 1. We Care A Lot, 2. The Jungle, 3. Mark Bowen, 4. Jim, 5. Why Do You Bother, 6. Greed, 7. Pills For Breakfast, 8. As The Worm Turns, 9. Arabian Disco, 10. New Beginnings.  Rating: 7 out of 10. Pre-Patton record, style-wise slightly eighties underground, but definitely worth purchasing. Contains the song We Care A Lot, which wasn't a hit at the time, but later became.
Introduce Yourself	April 1987, Slash Records, Produced by Steve Berlin and Matt Wallace with Faith No More Recorded at Studio D, Sausalito, CA. and Control Center, Los Angeles, CA. Mixed at Studio D, Sausalito, CA.  Track list: 1. Faster Disco (4:15), 2. Anne's Song (4:45), 3. Introduce Yourself (1:32), 4. Chinese Arithmetic (4:35), 5. Death March (3:00), 6. We Care A Lot (4:02), 7. R n' R (3:11), 8. The Crab Song (5:52), 9. Blood (3:39), 10. Spirit (2:51).  Rating: 7.5 out of 10. Also a Pre-Patton record, slightly better than the previous, and again with We Care A Lot on it (new version). A must for real FNM fans.
The Real Thing	June 1989, Slash Records, Produced by Matt Wallace and Faith No More, Recorded at Studio D, Sausalito, CA. during December 1988, Mixed at Blue Canyon, Studio City, Ca. during January 1989.  Track list: 1. From Out Of Nowhere (3:20), 2. Epic (4:51), 3. Falling To Pieces (5:12), 4. Surprise! You're Dead! (2:25), 5. Zombie Eaters (5:58), 6. The Real Thing (8:11), 7. Underwater Love (3:49), 8. The Morning After (3:41), 9. Woodpecker From Mars (5:38), 10. War Pigs (7:43), 11. Edge Of The World (4:10)  Rating: 8 out of 10. The breakthrough album for FNM. Contains the mega-hit Epic and other great songs like Falling To Pieces and The Real Thing and the a cover of the Black Sabbath song War Pigs.
Live At The Brixton Academy	February 4, 1991, Slash Records, Tracks 1-8 Recorded at the Brixton Academy Saturday 28th April 1990 by William Shapland, Mixed by Matt Wallace, Tracks 9-10 Produced by Matt Wallace and Faith No More.  Track list: 1. Falling To Peices (4:47), 2. The Real Thing (7:53), 3. Epic (4:55), 4. War Pigs (6:58), 5. From Out Of Nowhere (3:24), 6. We Care Alot (3:50), 7. Zombie Eaters (6:05), 8. Edge Of The World (5:50), 9. The Grade (2:05), 10. The Cowboy Song (5:12).  Rating: 8 out of 10. Excellent live album (quality- and contents-wise)! Contains 8 live tracks (1-8) and 2 studio recordings.
Angel Dust	June 8, 1992, Slash Records, Produced by Matt Wallace and Faith No More, Recorded at Coast Recorders, San Francisco and Brilliant Studios, San Francisco, Mixed at Scream Studio, Studio City, CA by Matt Wallace and David Bryson. Nominated for a Grammy as the best Heavy Metal Performance in 1993.  Track list: 1. Land Of Sunshine (3:44), 2. Caffeine (4:28), 3. Midlife Crisis (4:23), 4. RV (3:43), 5. Smaller and Smaller (5:11), 6. Everything's Ruined (4:34), 7. Malpractice (4:02), 8. Kindergarted (4:31), 9. Be Aggressive (3:42), 10. A Small Victory (4:57), 11. Crack Hitler (4:39), 12. Jizzlobber (6:38), 13. Midnight Cowboy (4:14), 14. Easy (3:06).  Rating: 10 out of 10. A fantastic FNM album, according to some, the best. Much harder sound than The Real Thing, more distorted guitars, samples, and screaming. Contains the hits Midlife Crisis, Everything's Ruined, A Small Victory and the Lionel Ritchie song Easy, but nearly every song on this album is brilliant. Also contains a cover of the John Barry melody Midnight Cowboy.
King For a Day...Fool For a Lifetime	March 1995, Slash Records, Produced by Andy Wallace and Faith No More, Recorded at Bearsville Studio, Bearsville, NY, by Clif Norell and Andy Wallace, Mixed at Soundtrack Studios New York City, NY, by Andy Wallace.  Track list: 1. Get Out (2:17), 2. Ricochet (4:28), 3. Evidence (4:53), 4. The Gentle Art of Making Enemies (3:28), 5. Star A.D. (3:22), 6. Cuckoo For Caca (3:41), 7. Caralho Voador (4:01), 8. Ugly in the Morning (3:06), 9. Digging the Grave (3:04), 10. Take This Bottle (4:59), 11. King For A Day (6:35), 12. What A Day (2:37), 13. The Last To Know (4:27), 14. Just A Man (5:35).  Rating: 9 out of 10. A much more diverse album than Angel Dust, consisting of less noisy (guitar-wise) but more agressive songs, especially tracks 4, 6 and 8, which are great! Also on the album is the groovy hit Evidence, and the slightly groovy song King For A Day. This is the first FNM album without Jim Martin, Trey Spruance from Mr. Bungle plays guitars on this one.
Album of The Year	June 1997, Slash Records, Produced by Roli Masimann and Billy Gould with Faith No More, Recorded at Brilliant Studios, San Francisco, CA, and at Razors Edge, San Francisco, CA.  Track list: 1. Collision (3:22), 2. Stripsearch (4:29), 3. Last Cup of Sorrow (4:11), 4. Naked in Front of the Computer (2:07), 5. Helpless (5:24), 6. Mouth to Mouth (3:48), 7. Ashes to Ashes (3:36), 8. She Loves Me Not (3:29), 9. Got That Feeling (2:20), 10. Path of Glory (4:16), 11. Home Sick Home (1:58), 12. Pristina (3:51).  Rating: 9 out of 10. If you ask me, this album is its name worthy. As always, FNM change their style from album to album, as this record is no exeption, and again, a new guitarist plays on this album (Jon Hudson). A truly excellent album with fast, slow and mid-tempo rock. Singles released from this album so far are Last Cup of Sorrow and Ashes to Ashes.
Who Cares A Lot-Greatest Hits	November 24, 1998, Slash Records Track List: 1. We Care A Lot (Original Version), 2. Introduce Yourself, 3. From Out Of Nowhere, 4. Epic, 5. Falling to Pieces, 6. Midlife Crisis, 7. A Small Victory, 8. Easy, 9. Digging The Grave, 10. The Gentle Art Of Making Enemies, 11. Evidence, 12. I Started A Joke, 13. Last Cup Of Sorrow, 14. Ashes to Ashes, 15. Stripsearch, 16. The World Is Yours, 17. Hippie Jam Song, 18. Instrumental, 19. I Won't Forget You, 20. Introduce Yourself (4 Track Demos), 21. Highway Star, 22. Theme From Midnight Cowboy, 23. This Guy's In Love With You
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VIDEOS
Video Croissant	Approx. 45 min. Clips including "Falling to Pieces", "From Out of Nowhere," "Annie's Song", "We Care a Lot", "Epic" (original version) and more. Interviews with MTV News, behind-the-scenes Brazilian tour footage.
Live at the Brixton Academy	Live show at the Brixton Academy 1990. (Se CD section for details).

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