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dpeop665 (User)

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So, is it me or does Faith No More take the cake for greatest alt-rock band of the 90's to fall through the cracks or what? Mike Patton, lead singer, was and is a little crazy, though rather smart, and their sound fluctuated wildly... but, come on. They're awesome and it's obvious I'm on a minor Faith No More kick if you can't tell.

Greatest 90's band to fall through the cracks. Should be up there rocking like Pearl Jam still is, albeit, less grungy. These guys were precursors for so many trends. Just listen and chronologically adjust your mindset.

P.S. Simply Red possibly one of the greatest bands to slip through the crack in the 80's? Maybe, let me know, damnit. I have queries in search of answers!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nsETamxkT9E

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5irHyoRNcRY