the last paragraph of this article got my keyboard dirty

[agony bagony]

it's like, every sentence is just filled with delicious victory



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[rhino]

i thought it was going to say a new faith no more album































not really, but words couldnt explain how ecstatic i would be

[rhino]

did i spell ecstatic right

[droidspawn]

i'd rather have new fantomas

[jawn galliano]

i'd rather have an actual FNM reunion tour, too bad that will never happen

[Devy]

Hey Dutins, have you heard the soundtrack he did for A Perfect Place? It's good stuff.

[Mesarthim]

[quote name="Derek Waters"]i'd rather have an actual FNM reunion tour, too bad that will never happen[/quote]

[Methuselah Honeysuckle]

Wasn't there only like 10 shows in the states on that tour?

[Mesarthim]

correct. I probably would have made more of an effort to see them if I knew that wasn't going to be all of them.

[jawn galliano]

not even that. 3 cali shows, 2 in NYC, one in philly. three states does not constitute a US tour

[agony bagony]

so, just to recap. patton is working on



-a new tomahawk record,

-a couple of classical records, one of which is almost certain to be the next mondo cane, and

-the soundtrack for an italian film, which he describes as "very orchestral and textured and subtle,"



and you guys are complaining about faith no more.



first world problems, yall

[agony bagony]

[quote name="Devy"]Hey Dutins, have you heard the soundtrack he did for A Perfect Place? It's good stuff.[/quote]



i have never heard nor heard of this but i will look it up. did he write all the music for it or did he just add to stuff someone else had already written? generally speaking patton is better at adding texture to someone else's music than writing his own but i'm sure it's worth a listen either way.

[jawn galliano]

[quote name="meh."]so, just to recap. patton is working on



-a new tomahawk record,

-a couple of classical records, one of which is almost certain to be the next mondo cane, and

-the soundtrack for an italian film, which he describes as "very orchestral and textured and subtle,"



and you guys are complaining about faith no more.



first world problems, yall[/quote]



correct, but that's because i'd happily trade in all of those things for a chance to see them

[agony bagony]

that is absolutely baffling to me as after fantomas fnm is the patton project i give the least of a shit about

[Methuselah Honeysuckle]

[quote name="Derek Waters"]
[quote name="meh."]so, just to recap. patton is working on



-a new tomahawk record,

-a couple of classical records, one of which is almost certain to be the next mondo cane, and

-the soundtrack for an italian film, which he describes as "very orchestral and textured and subtle,"



and you guys are complaining about faith no more.



first world problems, yall[/quote]



correct, but that's because i'd happily trade in all of those things for a chance to see them [/quote]



And then some

[Devy]

[quote name="meh."]
[quote name="Devy"]Hey Dutins, have you heard the soundtrack he did for A Perfect Place? It's good stuff.[/quote]



i have never heard nor heard of this but i will look it up. did he write all the music for it or did he just add to stuff someone else had already written? generally speaking patton is better at adding texture to someone else's music than writing his own but i'm sure it's worth a listen either way.[/quote]



Pass your eyes over the following:



"The soundtrack comprises the third non-aliased solo release by Mike Patton, who wrote, produced and performed all tracks (with the exception of some percussion parts), released on March 11, 2008 under his own Ipecac Recordings with special edition copies of the album being released with a bonus DVD containing the film.[2] The score itself is 10 minutes longer than the film because Patton "got excited"[1] and has been well received by critics with allmusic giving it a four out of five star rating and crediting Patton for the "depth of his orchestral arrangements" calling them "surprisingly mature"."

[Devy]

[youtube]OtcEVq9kZYg[/youtube]



The whole thing makes me want to set up a detective agency in 1940s the official city of the chicago cubs. Noir as fuck in this period.

[Haunty]

That is too many kinds of awesome at once. I hadn't heard that before.

[Haunty]

Every video on youtube pertaining to Mike Patton links to the video of him reacting to Wolfmother. I inevitably watch it again and lol.

[Devy]

If it keeps getting interest then I'll upload it and put it in File Sharing

[Devy]

I got bored and posted it anyway



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[Methuselah Honeysuckle]

[Haunty]

awesome