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• Melissa

  Mar 19, 2010 at 5:59 pm

  

  my boyfriend told me to listen to faith no more. so he lent me his CD and I listened to it. i had to turn it off it was so bad. godawful. every song is different. the only okay song was be aggressive which is so stupid and dirty but I dont care cause i like oral. i have to dump my b/f cause he listens to some bad music like this and that stupid metal from the 80’s. how does everybody like this?

  and also people have to stop knocking me on this website just because i listen to green day and fall out boy. megadeath and metallica are very overrated and for the people when i reviewed alice in chains screw u because its bad so go and listen to ur faith no more and metallica and stop knocking good bands like green day and blink 182.
  Rating: 1 / 5
• Eric James Cooper

  Mar 19, 2010 at 6:28 pm

  

  I’ve browsed the other 70 reviews and have been overwhelemd by the stars. I have to tell you, however, that Angel Dust is the worst album ever created. My first college roommate played it every day (along with Empire from Queensryche) and it never grew on me. This is an educated review. Why? – I’ve heard this stinking album over and over and I hate it. I’m glad FNM is dead and buried.
  Rating: 1 / 5
• liquid_fist

  Mar 19, 2010 at 7:00 pm

  

  FNM were never innovative; everything they did the Chili Peppers already did years earlier. Want proof? Then listen to “Uplift Mofo Party Plan” and “Freaky Styley” and Angel Dust won’t sound too original anymore. All FNM did, was turning up the amps. Just like all the Nu-Metal bands who claim to be influenced by these pseudo-art rockers. The only saving grace for this album could be strong songwriting but there are hardly any worthwile tunes among them being “Everything’s Ruined”, “A Small Victory” and the faux-prog of “Jizzlobber”. There’s even a trashy country-rock song to further bolster the band’s make-believe eclecticism and creativity to camouflage there lack of musicianship and originality (take for one Jim Martin’s thickheaded “No more than 4 chords!” punk-attitude or Mike Patton’s tiresomely transgressive Anthony Kiedis/Yamatsuke Eye-imitations) because the rest is 08/15 hard rock, highly derivative of Black Sabbath and Led Zeppelin.
  Rating: 2 / 5
• Piina Pöhönen

  Mar 19, 2010 at 9:19 pm

  

  this isn’t so good i recommedn you to get real thing! there’s great lyrics but the melodies are boring!
  Rating: 2 / 5
• Anonymous

  Mar 19, 2010 at 11:25 pm

  

  i finally bought this after hearing so many good things about this album. but now that i have it, i dont think its really as good as everyone says. the songs arent funny, the music is boring. the only good song is midlife crisis, and that is still medeocre at best. i dont understand why people like this album. to tell you the truth, i think mike patton sounds terrible on this album. he sounds much better in mr. bungle, and that band is just so much better anyway. the only good thing patton has done is mr. bungle. anything else by mike is not really worth listening too. i dont consider him a musical genius like many others do. there is so much more out there that is so much better than this. i find this album a waste of money. it got two stars for midlife crisis.

  I have now said my two cents, thank you.
  Rating: 2 / 5