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Poll Question: Pain of Salvation vs Faith No More
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    Posted: August 27 2012 at 03:23
I got King for a Day... just a few days ago, and am loving it. Totally eclectic, maybe even more so than Angel Dust. It covers so many genres. Who could imagine Evidence and Cuckoo for Caca were by the same band, on the same album? LOL
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^ Definitely, but I wasn't able to get into 'King For a Day... Fool For A Lifetime', don't know why.


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There's a lot more to FNM than the hit singles. They're an albums band, really. The singles are comparatively commercial-sounding.
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Originally posted by Anthony H.

Originally posted by Wanorak

Faith No More...REALLY??


"Epic" is probably the only thing you've heard from the band.


And "Easy".


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Originally posted by Kashmir75

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Originally posted by Kashmir75

I hear a big influence from Patton-era FNM in Daniel Gildenlow's work with Pain Of Salvation. Is it just me? Both are very talented singers, in bands that go against the norm, and produce eclectic, complex music which doesn't easily fit into a genre classification. 

I enjoy both, personally. What do you think?
 
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Originally posted by Mirror Image

Originally posted by Kashmir75

I hear a big influence from Patton-era FNM in Daniel Gildenlow's work with Pain Of Salvation. Is it just me? Both are very talented singers, in bands that go against the norm, and produce eclectic, complex music which doesn't easily fit into a genre classification. 

I enjoy both, personally. What do you think?
 
Hey Kashmir75, in your signature you mention part of screen name, do I know you from another forum?

Maybe Wink What forum were you thinking of?
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Originally posted by Kashmir75

I hear a big influence from Patton-era FNM in Daniel Gildenlow's work with Pain Of Salvation. Is it just me? Both are very talented singers, in bands that go against the norm, and produce eclectic, complex music which doesn't easily fit into a genre classification. 

I enjoy both, personally. What do you think?
 
Hey Kashmir75, in your signature you mention part of screen name, do I know you from another forum?
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Originally posted by Wanorak

Faith No More...REALLY??


"Epic" is probably the only thing you've heard from the band.
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Originally posted by Kashmir75

Well, I wouldn't necessarily call them 'prog rock' as we know it. But what FNM did was definitely very 'progressive'. They melded together soul, funk, rap, thrash metal, jazz, lounge, punk, and everything in between. 


Agreed.


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Well, I wouldn't necessarily call them 'prog rock' as we know it. But what FNM did was definitely very 'progressive'. They melded together soul, funk, rap, thrash metal, jazz, lounge, punk, and everything in between. 
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^ Wiki is horrible at genre classifications.
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Even wikipedia says FNM have progressive rock elements. 

They were influential on so many bands that followed them. Unfortunately, this includes the majority of the nu metal scene's perpetrators. 
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Faith No More...REALLY??
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I bought Angel Dust when I was eleven, I listened to it every day that summer.LOL Although now days I prefer King For A Day ...Fool For A Lifetime. FNMs easily my favorite band that's not included on this site.
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Both have done amazing things, but FNM has a dear place in my heart. Angel Dust and The Real Thing are two of my all-time favorites.
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Heh, neither. 
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PoS by a wide margin!!!
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PoS have made 5 steller albums, 2 good ones and one thats OK, not to mention an exceptional acoustic live album and a very good live album. FNM are ok but not even close on quality.
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FNM for prog-related, perhaps?

I got The Real Thing around when it first came out; then Angel Dust as well.  Man did I find Angel Dust hard to get into!  I finally did learn to appreciate it, but I still prefer The Real Thing.

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