Fnm why do you bother

No comparison. Chuck slays. However, I was still of the age that my mother insisted on investigating the lyric sheet for offensive content. Evidence I dated two cheerleaders in high school.

But it probably hearkens back to picking my significant other up at cheerleading practice, watching the slow girl furrow her brow at the jokes the other cheerleaders made while The Large One did cartwheels in uniform while not wearing gym shorts to the silent horror of the non-team members in the room.

Come to think of it, this song is probably perfect for that. All that said, I was always more of a Mr. Bungle fan. It goes to show that in this incestuous circle of West Coast musical luminaries everyone could hold their own as much as the next guy.

Even though the audience may focus on one star in particular, all these guys were amazing. Thankfully the band kept it simple and Patton nailed each melody with ease and grace, making the FNM version feel comfortable and relaxing.

I almost prefer their cover to the original. When the band performed it live on their reunion tour , they would get to the part right before the final chorus explodes at the end, and then suddenly stop playing.

I think it's about losing faith in humanity godddam on January 09, Link. There was an error. It is a shame that the Chuck Mosley is pretty much forgotten even amongst FNM fans, I think some of their best songs came from his era. I think this song is just about the youth lifestyle of fucking yourself up on drugs and alcohol constantly, and being carefree about it.

The last lyrics of the song which reflect carefree driving to me are a metaphor for the way some people live their lives in almost a constant state of drunk driving where they are constantly taking risks without thinking of the conseequences.

I think it's trying to be positive overall though, saying that it's fun to live that way and that being carefree is good. I don't agree with the message, but I think that's what they're trying to say with this song.

TimPSmith on March 10, General Comment Hello, as any great song it has more than one meaning and everyone will perceive it differently. I take the song in some parts a bit literal but also with some underlying tones. He tries to fight in life but he is ineffective and already fatigued. He realizes that whatever he is postponing can't be postponed any further what he left for tomorrow is coming today and it makes him sink further into despair.

The song is about a mental state not a particular event in my opinion. The first titled Adult Themes For Voice which contains sound effects created by voice and microphone, recorded on a four track in various hotel rooms throughout the world so it says.

Whether this could actually be described as music has been debated. It is, nevertheless, an interesting listen.

Mike's second album is composed by him, but is by no means a solo album. Pranzo Oltranzista "magically transports the listener to a surreal ambient world of the unexpected" and features the talents of Erik Friedlander on cello, Marc Ribot on guitar, William Winant on percussion, John Zorn on alto saxophone and Mike doing voice and sound effects. The album follows the theme of food.

The CD sleeve contains various recipes for each piece, and over the music noises associated with food, such as chopping and chewing, can be heard. Both albums are on Tzadik Records, Composer Series. Mike, at times, appears at festivals and other shows around the world performing his unique vocal contortions similar to what appears on his two albums. Bungle Mike is still an active member of the band which he has been in since high school, Mr. On the last two albums and subsequent tours, percussionist William Winant accompanied them.

Whether he is to become a seventh member of the band is yet to be seen. Theo Lengyel left Mr. Bungle before California in Bungle's debut album, Mike appeared as a guest vocalist at some Naked City Zorn's band shows. From onwards, Mike has continually worked with Zorn on various projects. The band's debut, self-titled album was released on Patton's own record label Ipecac Records. They cover the song 'Chariot Choogle', TZ Tomahawk Tomahawk formed in There are currently no official releases from Peeping Tom.

Mystery surrounds the possible other members of this band. So far only a few demos have leaked out. They have toured around America and have one alkbum release: Music to make love to your old lady by, ARK Guest appearances by Mike Patton on various albums John Zorn's Elegy - Mike appears on this record adding his vocal sound effects. He also co-wrote and performs on 'Mine', a b-side on the single 'Attitude' RR Remix of 'Kamaitachi' with vocals by Patton.

Ozzy asked Puffy to join him when the opening for a new drummer arose. Puffy will continue on as Ozzy's drummer over the Ozzfest tour this summer. He is now also officially in Black Sabbath. This is album was scheduled to be released in early but due to the merger between Universal and Polygram it never got released.

Mike Bordin was one of the guests on the album, alongside Slash and Izzy Stradlin. Billy goes under the name "Guero sin Fe" which translates to 'Blond without Faith'. They have released a number of 7"s and two full albums titled "Matando Gueros" , which translates to 'Killing White Boys', and "Raza Odiada" on Roadrunner Records. Dino Cazares also produced "Raza Odiada". Billy appeared on Milk Cult's album "Burn or Bury".