Mike Patton fans...

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How do you feel about Lovage?

[phee]

Awesome and AWESOME

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Agreed and AGREED. They just rock. Man, my buddy was in a movie with him. How cool would it be to hang out with that guy?

http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fusea...iendID=56454167

[phee]

He was hanging out in the crowd at St. Andrews at a Mr. Bungle show... talked to him for a bit, cool guy...

Are you into Fantomas?

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Right on. Yeah, thats what my buddy said. Really laid back. And crazy. Practical joker.

I've only heard a bit, but I like what I've heard.

[phee]

I have had dinner with the drummer (Dave Lumbardo from Slayer) and caught them the last few times.... ADD listening

[Steven]

I'm a tomohawk fan.

Mike Patton has the widest range in rock music.

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Right on. I have friends who like both bands (and all Mike Patton side-projects for that matter). I dated a girl who was really into Lovage, so I in turn got into them.

Good stuff.

A friend of mine got me into Secret Chiefs 3. Ever listen to them? Its the guitarist from Mr. Bungle and friends. Crazy, crazy experimental.

[Steven]

no I've never heard of them, or Lovage either.....sounds like I need to go do some digging through the CD Bins....

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There's a link above for Lovage.

Here's one for Secret Chiefs 3...

http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fusea...riendID=5267768

[Steven]

thanks man

[phee]

I love Mike Patton

[MarsDustDoug]

I love Mike Patton

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agreed. Patton is my favorite vocalist of all time. He is a musical genius and a downright interesting human being. I wasnt a huge fan of Lovage, but its a great project and i do still lsiten to it occasionally. It is Mike after all

Faith no More and the first Mr Bungle were his greatest works in my opinion

Falling To Pieces is still one of my favorite songs ever

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I can't stop listening to "Music to Make Love to Your Old Lady By".

[phee]

I can't stop listening to "Music to Make Love to Your Old Lady By".

I am the girdle I am the meat!!

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you and me are a disease and the germs are spreading

use me like listerine, keeping your breath fresher

feel the stroke of your paintbrush, my blank sheet of paper

i'm your book of the month, read the fine print later

[phee]

"I'm a Man!"

"I'm a Woman"

"I'm a Man"

"I'm a Virgin"

"I'm a Man"

etc....

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Indeed. They are good stuff.

[mallochai]

I'm a huge Faith No More fan, and have enjoyed bits and pieces of Mr. Bungle, although most anythong other than California (which I love unconditionally) gives me a noisy attack after more than ten minutes.... too random!

I haven't heard any Loveage or Tomahawk. I know of them, but haven't been properly exposed. Mostly, I'm just not sure where to start album wise. Suggestions?

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Honestly, I haven't heard a ton of Tomahawk. I might have heard a song or two in the car, but I don't know enough to recommend anything by them.

The record "Music to Make Love to You Old Lady By" is the only one that I'm aware of.

Although, rumor has it there will be a new one out late this year.

[phee]

Tomohawk is more traditonal rock... just wierd

Lovage is sort of chill techno (He is a guest vocalist here)

Fantomas is more off the wall then Mr. Bungle is.... if you can believe it, Also this band employs the drummer of Slayer

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Tomohawk is more traditonal rock... just wierd

Lovage is sort of chill techno (He is a guest vocalist here)

Fantomas is more off the wall then Mr. Bungle is.... if you can believe it, Also this band employs the drummer of Slayer

I dunno...I think I would consider Lovage more triphop.

Definitely NOT techno.

[phee]

I dunno...I think I would consider Lovage more triphop.

Definitely NOT techno.

I can see that

[mallochai]

*shakes her head*

you guys and your tangents...

ooooh, produced by Dan the Automator?

*buys it*

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Oh yes...of Dr. Octagon fame.