Great tune!

Peter Gabrielesque track (if I may?)

If you've never seen this film, I HIGHLY recommend it. It would make a perfect double feature with THE DECLINE OF WESTERN CIVILIZATION Part 1. Both are fascinating documentaries with great punk rock!

HOLY SHIT!!!! I never knew Lyndsay Buckingham sung that!!!

Holy shit dude! I fucking love this song...and this band. Patton is legend and Angel Dust is hands down one of my favorite albums.

love Noel

love this song and this band. i need to get their vs and yied albums asap

I can't wait for their documentary to come out!

Nice dude! I am inifintely ashamed to admit that I still haven't had my chance to see them live. They would always come around when I was younger and their concerts were too expensive at my age, and recently I'm to blame for missing them when they came through San Francisco. For the thousands of hours they've spent being the soundtrack to my life, I have really dropped the ball when it comes to supporting their live shows.

I was hoping you wouldnt ask about my other favorite bands haha. Only reason being I have hundreds of top bands and sometimes my top 3 shift. Im too easily influenced by my moods, so my picks can be contingent on my state my mind and once in a while I'll betray myself. Ill just throw down my top 5 so I dont regret anything later. Faith No More, like Pearl Jam they defied the mainstream expectation, Patton ventured even further left field and out the spotlight. It was all the more reason to follow their career. They kept me guessing at every turn instead of sticking to convention. Pattons more experimental side-projects are always interesting too. Radiohead; too many reasons to list. I love how esoteric and deceptively beautiful their sound is but it's all such dark shit. Presidents of the United States of America, always compared to They Might Be Giants and only remembered for two songs but I followed their whole catalogue and have seen then countless times live. They are the epitome of fun music. No egos. They plain enjoy jamming and seeing that during their live shows was infectious. They were more high energy than They Might Be Giants and they were known for breaking into crazy mash-ups of classic 70's rock, jazz and blues during their tours. Next to Pearl Jam they are my most listened to. Lastly it's a toss between Nirvana and Soundgarden (listening to Burden In My Hand now).

So there's my top...6? And now I just feel bad for neglecting the less "mainstream" bands I love. You know the feeling, there are just so many bands that go ignored because theyre aren’t radio darlings. I listen to a lot of metal and electro too (Daft Punk still the most influential considering todays sounds).

Crazy how I was 11 years old asking my dad to record unplugged sessions of Pearl Jam and Nirvana on VHS. Check what those kids are being fed on MTV and radio today. It's the most manufactured, soulless pop bullshit ever. So how about you man? What are some of your top picks outside of PJ?

Nice stuff man! AiC, Fleetwood, White Stripes, Ramones, Social Distortion, Bad Religion, Black Flag, J. Cash...and of course Metallica and the fathers of modern hardcore/thrash; Pantera. I love them all.

I'm also a huge fan of Neil Young, Terry Reid, Allman Brothers, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Led Zep, Sabbath, ELO and the list goes on.

this is good shit right here, RIP Staley