Angel Dust
by Faith No More

Angel Dust by Faith No More
Year: 1992
Release date: 1992-06-08
Overall rank: 568th   Overall chart history
Average Rating: 
78/100 (from 648 votes)
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Accolades:
Award Top 10 albums of 1992 (7th)
Award Top 100 albums of of the 1990s (97th)
Award Top 1,000 albums of all time (568th)

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Angel Dust is ranked as the best album by Faith No More.

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Overall rank: 568th | 1990s rank: 97th | 1992 rank: 7th  Overall chart history
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Faith No More was formed in 1982, but it took them a long time to get their lineup straight. After going through numerous lead singers (including Courtney Love), they found Mike Patton, who took the band to a completely different level, particularly on the single "Epic" from The Real Thing. Angel Dust is the follow up to that album, the first on which Patton has a say in the songwriting...and it's great. Patton's vocals are frightening, Jim Martin's guitar is powerful, but it's the keyboard work of Roddy Bottum that really give this album its edge...at a time when keyboards were so not cool. Every song sounds like it's going to explode into shrapnel. Highly aggressive and yet very listenable stuff. "MidLife Crisis", "Land Of Sunshine" and "Everything's Ruined" are highlights. The album ends with a straightforward reading of the theme from "Midnigtht Cowboy".

Unfortunately, Martin left after this album, and Faith No More was never able to build on what they did on this album. It still sounds great today, though. Well worth having.

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90/100
What makes this album particularly great is that it's the emergence of Mike Patton's creativity. The record retains some of Faith No More's classic funk-rock sensibility while incorporating some humorous/experimental metal and other elements. I feel this album was as important to 1992 as Kid A was to 2000 (or Dark Side of the Moon was to 1973).
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Really don't understand the hate for this album on this website, the more I look back at the 90s decade for albums, this is one of the few that sticks out the most in terms of classics.
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One of the darkest albums ever made, yet sonically crafted and assembled the album talks of drugs violence hate sexuality sex genocide. It's all bought here in this fantastic piece. And definitely one of the best 90s albums. Mike patton's vocals along with key songwriting and killer riffs gives this a memorable listening expierience!
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This is probably Faith No More's most complete album. The Real Thing is their most popular release but this one is much better as a whole.
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