Matt Wallace: “people have decided to stick around for one more day because of this music”… man… Faith No More has kept me alive since I was 12 and until this very day… hope you’re reading this dear Matt. Thank you 🙏

@matthewwallace1374

2 жыл бұрын

thank you for your kind words. beautiful.

@FrankPrivette

2 жыл бұрын

Came here only to say: same. Thank you.

@andyhowells7271

2 жыл бұрын

Beautifully said 👏. Same 👍

@InfectusGuy

2 жыл бұрын

Awesome to hear this. I believe Corey Taylor of Slipknot has said exactly the same. Imagine being part of that. 💪❤️

@canatolakhoemini6728

2 жыл бұрын

This band just makes me happy.

This album is one of those albums that is timeless . Had the privilege to be on the Voivod / Soundgarden / Faith No More 1990 North American tour and watch these guys nightly .

@geraldrauch1701

2 жыл бұрын

saw that tour in NYC...what a show!!!

@pattol666

2 жыл бұрын

Faith no more is timeless .

@rickcpu5

2 жыл бұрын

@@geraldrauch1701 gerald- was it at lamours brooklyn? i was at that show. faith no more opened- voivod headlined!

@dxfifa

2 жыл бұрын

It's too dated with the sound palate. Angel Dust is timeless. This album is amazing but definitely nothing close to timeless

@geraldrauch1701

2 жыл бұрын

@@rickcpu5 no brother, the ritz...cheers!!! i waz there for voivod, but waz just starting to dig FNM at that point...

The Real Thing and Angel Dust were the soundtrack to my late teens, early 20's. It's nice to finally put a face to Matt Wallace and hear him talk about the Masterpiece he helped create. Well done Gibson!!! Again. Now do one for Angel Dust 🤘🤘

@stornkolson

2 жыл бұрын

If you look a bit, there's a 3 hour doc on angel dust on KZread

@silentxero5955

2 жыл бұрын

The same thing here! The Real Thing and Angeldust (along with Godflesh:Street Cleaner) were my life's soundtrack. Nice to know other people had similar experiences!!

@silentxero5955

2 жыл бұрын

@@stornkolson Yes!! The Making of Angeldust is out there on KZread and it's definitely not to be missed.

@trendmassacre8423

2 жыл бұрын

Both are brilliant albums, Real Thing is more of the outgoing album, and Angel Dust is very dark. Those will always be my favorite albums, with King For A Day being in a very close second.

@jimmyharbin1674

2 жыл бұрын

Angel dust was a great record

Thank you Gibson. This is the type of content I love to see.

@gibsonguitar

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching Eric!

I was 15 when this came out. I would ride my bike to school listening to my Walkman and FNM. This was the first music band that opened up my eyes. Angel Dust is my number 1 album of all time. When I saw Bill and Ted and when Jim Martin came out of the telephone booth. I stood up and cheered. I play my music at 47 still loud in my car. As a angry teen in the early 90s. FNM was part of my life. I would roam the burbs and vandalize cars and building while listening to FNM. I called off work during HS to race home and watch the premiere of Small victory on MTV.

Like x1000. Please can we have a directors cut where he talks through every song! And when that’s done, please can you do every other Faith No More album!

“Give Patton the mic and just let him do what he wants. He’s got good instincts.” I’d say so, lol. Long live FNM.

@giancork1656

2 жыл бұрын

A truly fantastic record from start to finish (the amount of solo headbanging i did in my room to 'Woodpeckers from Mars' in my teens!). And know I also know there is a beautiful human being that helped putting it together. The ability of music to speak to the soul of many and create communion is truly a gift of humankind to itself. Thanks Mr.Wallace 🙏

All I can say is thank you Matt Wallace, for producing my all time favourite album

@matthewwallace1374

2 жыл бұрын

you're too kind. thank you.

This was great. Now do one for Angel Dust!

@lochwinnoch

2 жыл бұрын

Amen to that! Awesome idea

@MrOctober44

2 жыл бұрын

🙏

This album holds a special place in my heart, maybe it hasn't saved my life but my life wouldn't be the same without it

BIG JIM MARTIN. YOU"RE STILL ONE OF MY HEROES! Thank you for bringing the HEAVINESS! \M/

Dude, this is kind of a dream come true: Seeing an in-depth on one of my all time favorite albums, and done by Gibson TV no less!!! 👏🙏🙏

What a privilege it is to be able to have an insight like this into the recording one of the most groundbreaking albums? Thank you.

just got back from a bike ride and I started singing "From out of nowhere" out of nowhere. Now this popped in my feed...such a classic and important record in my musical journey this was.

The Morning After is an underrated masterpiece of a track. Can't believe you guys didn't do an in depth discussion of Zombie Eaters. The part where the growling bass kicks in is the real epic on this album. Back when power ballads were all the rage, that one was a monster. Long live The Real Thing and FNM. 🤘

A band I never grew out of. This and Angel Dust, have always been on my playlist. Huge Influence on my drumming.

That ending choked me up at same time as Matt. He really seems like a good dude. Great content, Gibson. Keep it coming.

@matthewwallace1374

2 жыл бұрын

thanks for your kind words, Bruno.

@brunosilviomartins

2 жыл бұрын

@@matthewwallace1374 wow, thank you for the reply! And thank you for at least two of my favourite albums ever, The Real Thing and the amazing Songs About Jane! It's a privilege to be talking to you! Cheers!

@donovanjones4175

2 жыл бұрын

I did not expect that, but Matt is absolutely right, this album gave me the imputes to continue. Cannot say enough about this moment. It really got me. Thank you

@SixStringFiasco

8 ай бұрын

@@matthewwallace1374 Thank you for your contribution on one of the greatest rock albums to ever grace mankind. You have no idea how much that record means to me!

Such a great band. The 90's was such a great decade for rock music.

@petrilampela

2 жыл бұрын

The Real Thing came in the eighties though 😉

@SirMo

Жыл бұрын

@@petrilampela It came out in 1989, but it really didn't gain the popularity till the following year in 1990. So you could say this was an early 90s record.

My favorite album. Period.

Thanks Matt, I think the album is pure sonic bliss.

Bought cassette of this on family vacation summer 1990. I remember listening to it in the dark, after everyone went to bed, when I was supposed to be asleep. Mind blowing... it really expanded my listening boundaries.

@earthsucks9555

2 жыл бұрын

Where was your family vacationing at?

@Johnny-z00m

2 жыл бұрын

I'd agree with the expanding my listening boundaries thing, I'd go as far as saying Mike Patton's attitude to music in general was what opened me up to trying different styles. Watching FNM play Easy at a show blew my mind, a rock band playing easy listening? Patton and FNM are gods.

I was at a sleepover at a friends house and saw this in his dads collection. The album art grabbed me so I asked if we could put it on and was instantly hooked. My favorite album, from my favorite band with my favorite bass player. I listened to this album when I took my dog to get put down this year... I listened to it when my grandfather passed away almost two years ago. This album has gotten me through everything and was my motivation for learning how to play bass. I've been playing almost 30 years now and can't thank you enough for the care and energy that you put into this. All of your efforts and all of your talent during those sessions are still playing today. Thanks Matt.

One of those albums that changed the world for me. Still remember standing on stage with the school band in 1990, doing a cover of Epic and being 'cool' for the first time amongst the greater braindead sheep. lol.

Quite simply one of the greatest albums of all time. Angel Dust is arguably more influential, but The Real Thing is close to perfection.

@JeighNeither

2 жыл бұрын

Is it though? At the time Angel Dust wasn't as regarded as it is today, & a lot of people thought it was a bit of a let down from The Real Thing. It also took them a long time to release it. I think TRT is '88 & Angel Dust was 93, after grunge had exploded on the scene. The Real Thing was so radically different than anything before it, that it inspired a lot of musicians to be. Genre smashing had never been done quite like that & suddenly everyone could see all the possibilities. Although tbf, you did say "arguably" so this is my argue against that take, lol, -Cheers!

@msmoniz

2 жыл бұрын

@@JeighNeither I'm gonna have to say as someone who lived through that era that, yeah Angel Dust was massively well regarded when it came out, from critics to so many bands of that era. The fact that the buying public didn't buy it as mush as TRT, means they missed the point, and TRT sales were based on casual rock fans, which have always been mercurial, but among those in the hard rock/metal community, it was and still is a huge deal of an album.

@alanthompson5609

2 жыл бұрын

Love The Real Thing, but We Care a Lot is the greatest Faith No More album.

@feidhlimidhmacanaltha3644

2 жыл бұрын

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@alanthompson5609

2 жыл бұрын

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What a nice guy Matt Wallace seems. Thanks so much for putting this together. Would love to hear more producer memories of Angel Dust and King For A Day please!

@wc1994

2 жыл бұрын

Matt Wallace had no part in producing King for a day. It was Andy Wallace, who at the time was producing bands like Slayer, Sepultura and White Zombie. It's the only album of FNM that Matt Wallace didn't produce and that's why it sounds so much slicker than any other FNM album. Still a great album!!!

@stefupton630

2 жыл бұрын

@@wc1994 Matt Wallace didn't produce 'Album Of The Year', or 'Sol Invictus'. Though he did help with the mixing of the latter.

@matthewwallace1374

2 жыл бұрын

thank you for your kind words.

@wc1994

2 жыл бұрын

@@matthewwallace1374 Love your work you did with this Band!!!

@wc1994

2 жыл бұрын

@@stefupton630 You're right. Billy produced Sol Invictus

Cup Of Sorrow is probably my favorite Faith No More Song.

This album has and will continue to stand the test of time.

Thank you so much to Gibson TV and Matt Wallace for doing this. You made my day with this video! I’ve watched it twice already. Faith No More were my Beatles and their music changed my life in 1990 when I bought this on cassette. I immediately saved up for a CD player just to listen to this album and Introduce Yourself. Matt Wallace seems like the kindest, most humble human being for someone who has accomplished so much. It was especially great learning more about him and his techniques. The Real Thing remains perfect to this day. The drums sound huge while the vocals and guitars sound in your face. It’s the perfect hybrid of late eighties and what became the early nineties style of production. I still can’t believe Mike Patton was 20-21 when he wrote the lyrics to these songs. Apologies for the long comment, I’m just so happy.

@gibsonguitar

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching Dynamite!!!

Billy Gould, so underrated. This record was never off my CD player. The Real Thing, what a song. Thanks Matt!

What a lovely guy, he was the 6th member of the band. What an album that is!

Thank You Gibson 🙏 Please do more of the "Behind The Board" series 😎✌️❤️🙏 I acknowledge & appreciate all the hardwork, research & effort from all people involved & the time that it takes to capture these musical documentaries. ❤ Just like the legendary Gibson name & legacy, the stories behind the greatest albums ever recorded, by legendary bands needs to be documented & passed on to future generations 🙏 Eddie Kramer, Bob Ezrin Daniel Lanois, Butch Vig, Brendan O'Brien, Mutt Lange, Terry Date, Bob Clearmountain Bob Rock, Rick Rubin, Kevin Shirley, just to name a few legends.

@gibsonguitar

4 ай бұрын

More episodes coming this year!

One of my all-time favorite guitar tones.

Okay, now I want the same for Angel Dust!

Crystal Clear production. Great songwriting and great musicians. Mike added so much. Top 10 album of all time for me

@Joe-eq8we

Жыл бұрын

Same here!

This album got literally stuck in my car's cassette player one summer right after it had dropped, so it's basically all me and my girl listened to for months on end. I became enamored with every track in one way or another, and as a musician I still hear them in the stuff that I write to this very day. I can't express the impact that TRT had on me back then, and it still sounds fresh when I listen to it today. What an amazing achievement! Thank you for this vid, thank you Matt for your outstanding work, & THANK YOU FAITH NO MORE for being the soundtrack to a great chunk of my youth. Cheers!

Damn!!! Matt's closing comments hit home...Amen Sir...

@matthewwallace1374

2 жыл бұрын

thank you for your kind words.

@TheFarbeys

2 жыл бұрын

The Master speaks! Coming from the Bassist in an FNM tribute, thanks for keeping Billy way up in the mix!

@MatthewWallace I grew up admiring, dissecting and studying your work Matt, particularly this record and Angel Dust. Thank you.

My first concert ever was the classic line up of Faith No More opening for Metallica and GNR. Such an amazing and unique band.

@cletusbeauregard1972

2 жыл бұрын

FNM torched both of them at the Detroit show.

@RanDieBam

2 жыл бұрын

Wooow, great time to be at a show form all of them!

This man is a treasure. Just wow.

Absolutely one of the most influential and ultimately formative records of my life. It definitely shaped and changed the way I listened to music from that day forward. I can remember the first time I heard it like it was yesterday. My only criticism of this is that they didn’t cover every song.

@JosephTavano

2 жыл бұрын

You could be talking about me too.

@JeighNeither

2 жыл бұрын

Same, I had the exact same reaction & at age 13 it changed my entire musical trajectory. Before there was hair rock, with splashes of alternative brilliance from bands like Janes Addiction & heavy stuff like Metallica, but after this album it was like a door into the right timeline opened & we all walked thru.

@JosephTavano

2 жыл бұрын

@@JeighNeither 6am age 10 I saw the Epic video and thought it was the greatest song I've ever heard. I didn't hear it again for 2 years but I kept the song in my head every day. I got The Real Thing as my first CD at age 12.

@grandmasterB77

2 жыл бұрын

I agree - fantastic record that influenced millions. Very appreciative of this mini-doc but to a huge fan it is criminal that they didn’t cover Zombie Eaters which is so freaking great and interesting from recording and song writing standpoints

“Music can save a life”, speaking from personal experience you are absolutely correct.

This was amazing. I really wish they broke down Zombie Eaters as well but fantastic regardless.

@nitronick

2 жыл бұрын

I was also hoping for a breakdown on Zombie Eaters! But yeah this was still pretty interesting

@wc1994

2 жыл бұрын

I was hoping he broke down every song...

@Zonum420

2 жыл бұрын

Indeed! My favorite FNM track of all of them. The rest are 2nd. 😀

If you're a true passionate fan of music, this is a must watch - from a smart and articulate man.

@matthewwallace1374

2 жыл бұрын

thanks for your kind words!

Awesome interview. From Out of Nowhere is my FAVORITE song of all time. I'm surprised that it's Matt Wallace's least favorite on the album, but to each their own. An extremely amazing album for sure, but , in my opinion Angeldust is a MASTERPIECE.

Great work Gibson. Please keep these Behind The Board episodes coming.

@gibsonguitar

2 жыл бұрын

More episodes to come!

It is still crazy to me how underrated The Real Thing is... the number of music fans that don't know about this album blows my fucking mind... I discovered this album when I was 16 and it changed how I viewed music

nothing sound like "fnm" this band kick my ass for 30 years. i am so happy for.that🔥🤘

I had chills in the end... What a testemony! 👏👏👏

Based on Matt's comments about "The Real Thing" track, I think Patton is a largely underrated lyricist. Most can agree he's an excellent and diverse vocalist, but, as he put it, his ability to detail the "human condition" largely goes unrecognized. As a DJ in college radio during this era, bands like FNM, Primus, Limbomaniacs, Fungo Mungo, etc. (several of whom I got to interview) were mainstays of my radio show. This was really fantastic. Thanks!

@MrOctober44

2 жыл бұрын

I think part of it is that Patton always says how his lyrics have no meaning and says they have no personal connection

I was in fifth grade... skateboarding with my friends...those songs always take me back to those days...hard to believe we were listening to something that cool as fifth graders

my first introduction to Faith No More was them opening on the Justice for All Metallica tour. I honestly didn’t give them a chance since I had just gotten into metal and Metallica was my favorite band. A few days after seeing that show a friend of mine who was with me at the show puts The Real Thing on in his car. I immediately was drawn to it. He made sure to not tell me who it was until he was sure I liked it. So confusing and so awesome. Been a huge fan ever since

And then the band brought Matt "Angel Dust" after and it became basically one of the most influential albums ever made. Dude was crushing it.

@JeighNeither

2 жыл бұрын

Meh, I think The Real Thing has been more influential, especially to musicians. The entire musical landscape changed after this record, because people heard what was actually possible when you smashed genres. Angel Dust wasn't nearly as respected when it released 5 years after this record, as it is today.

@matthewwallace1374

2 жыл бұрын

i was 'crushing it' because i was lucky enough to work with FNM

@warborn_inc.

2 жыл бұрын

@@JeighNeither I remember when both Real Thing and Angel Dust came out....and The Real Thing absolutely put FNM at the forefront of "Bands to keep an eye on because they are going to take over" I distinctly recall Angel Dust coming out and confusing a LOT of people...who essentially wanted Real Thing Part 2. In many ways the fans who simply wanted another "Epic" jumped ship and those of us who were totally on board for how immense and insane Angel Dust is...embraced it fully. The more radio geared fans were left scratching their heads but I also recall a lot of new fans who love more outsider music really came around and started to see how great FNM are. You're right though...Angel Dust has been one of those albums that seems to have picked up a lot more interest as yesrs go by...because honestly.....can you name another album that sounds like it?! I have a massive music collection and I have a lot of pretty bizarre albums...but Angel Dust....is....well......its just Angel Dust and its amazing.

@pinhead27able

21 күн бұрын

@@JeighNeither Angel Dust was released 3 years after The Real Thing, not 5 - and that was only because The Real Thing took so long to take off. The Real Thing was the huge beast on a commercial level for sure but Angel Dust was way more critically acclaimed artistically and has aged a lot better. Angel Dust was the album the band wanted to make.

Landmark album. Finally!!!

He is such a humble/simple man. In the best way possible.

That bass sound live was huge.

So grateful to be alive to watch this! Thank for all involved ::))

Thanks Matt. The Morning After has always been up there for me. That drum/bass intro is perfection and kicks so hard. First track i play when buying new kit as my ears know it soooo well.

In the last minute of the video, Matt Wallace condenses the immense power of true Rock and Roll. Thank you, Mr. Wallace. Thank you Gibson.

If music didn't exist I would have been dead years ago. Lovely interview. :)

What a privilege to hear the insight behind the making of an amazing album.

A perfect record to me. The songwriting and especially the sounds he captured on tape made it an instant classic. Those guitar sounds are some of the most powerful ever recorded. Thank you Matt.

Matt Wallace: You gave us a day at Dick Grove"s school of music with a gold cooy of the album, explaining your art. Thank you!

I had no idea Matt Wallace is such a sweet, humble person. Damn now I want to work with him too, if only to hang out and be buddies.

One of the most iconic albums ever made. They created a genre. With that bass coming in on the one and it’s piano string elements. All of it is just some of the most eccentric beautiful music ever created.

It’s such an amazing sounding record. It’s big, bold and very present on the top end. One of the greatest snare and guitar sounds ever for a rock record. But you can’t date it to ‘89 like so many of the hair metal recordings from then. A true instance of capturing the sound of a band instead of mostly capturing the time the band was doing it.

on my 12th birthday I asked my brother for this album, and I played it all, it was my favorite, it introduced me to rock!

I cannot like this video enough. One of the most important records of my life. The insight Matt gave us is just awesome.

This album is a masterpiece I was there when it came out and I am 41 still a killer album!!! I wish they would revisit it with everyone involved today, Btw if you see this I will always love you Chels

Bravo Gibson for a great video. Matt Wallace is a Legend! FNM Rules!

this album created the 90s for me. not 1 rock album since is as good as The Real Thing. yes, there was a boatload of incredible stuff in the 90s, but IMHO the 90s would have never got there without this.

This was really something special. Some great words at the end about what makes music essential for human beings. Thank you Matt Wallace!

That was an awesome watch. Also first time I actually see what Mr. Matt Wallace looks like.

Absolutely fascinating. Great to see Mr Wallace so deeply affected by his work, just as it has affected all of us fans. Music, in and of itself, is worth living for. Music heals. Thank you for all your hard work, sir.

Such a brilliant record and unique band that ended up a timeless one.

Timeless. This album is a journey 💚 I’m envious of those who get to hear it for the first time.

This was fantastic! Loved hearing Matt Wallace talk about his experience recording this classic album. I especially enjoyed the tech talk and how he explained some of the recording techniques. Keep ‘em coming!!

One of my all time favourite albums. To hear the passion, drive & effort that went into creating this masterpiece which was a huge inspiration in my life is exactly how I hoped it was. It was new, we had never heard anything like it & changed the music scene for ever. So many bands swear by it. Every time I listen to it, it takes me back to my early teens & great times.

There’s an only handful of albums that I can truly changed the way I listen to music, and The Real Thing is easily the one that started it.

Such a beautifully recorded and mixed album. Crystal clear and well balanced. It sounds so huge. The guitar tone is just epic.

Awsome to see you get emotional Matt. Brought a tear to my eyes seeing your reaction of people aticking around one more day. Like Corey Taylor and a lot of other people. U really dont know how my life would've been without Ftm. Thank you Ftm and thank you Mr. Matt Wallace 😂😘😜🙏

Before I didn't know him, I thought he was just part of the production, now I know he is a visionary person with a big heart.

The guitar tone on that record is one of my all time favorites.

Can we stop to appreciate there fact that Matt wanted "it all" and Mike wouldn't let him have it, specifically regarding the line, "You want it all but you can't have it." Life imitates art.

Great film. Blown away. Love Jim Martin.

Fantastic album. My personal favorite, which I'm sure is the same for many is Angel Dust. But, The Real Thing always has a special place in my heart. So many good memories. Thank you Matt and Faith No More. Now excuse me, while I mop up my tears while the Epic piano outro plays, as I remember all the good times I had with this album.

Faith no more, that album was that one in a million bands/albums that you listen to, but it's like listening to 10 different styles/genre's of great music. All in one package deal. It changed how I thought about music. At the time I played in local bands, bars and clubs every weekend. I never had any illusion of fame or anything, it was just fun. The most fun of my life. That album made me rethink everything about how I played and how our band played. Great video

This record changed my life. And then came Angel Dust, and It changed my life again. For good.

I was in my second year of high school when Epic came out, and it hit me at just the right spot! I was(and still am) a big Van Halen, Def Leppard, Rush, Metallica and Epic' combination of heaviness, pop and progressiveness in it musicality just hit me hard. I was singing those songs in my head all the damn time in that era! And I know Jim Martin was never part of the core of the band, but FNM has never been the same without him, and the classic Sabbath/Metallica metal style songwriting and guitar playing he brought and had to fight to get into the songs at times.

One of my all time favorite albums! A beautiful assault.

I love this guy. This was amazing. Thank you Matt Wallace! It's also worth mentioning that Mike Patton never sung the same after this album, EVER! The high pitch pop/metal tone was gone. It's almost like he decided that he didn't want to be associated with a pop or metal scene anymore. He intentionally ran far from this album, forcing himself to sing from the diaphragm, and properly projecting like a classically trained Italian opera singer. Don't get me wrong, he did amazing stuff after this album (Mr. Bungle - California) being a prime example. But, this type of vocal heard here on THE REAL THING was so cool and I really miss it. Sadly, it will probably never be heard again.

@andrewrogersdewpoint5662

2 жыл бұрын

A really interesting perspective Fernando as personally for me it was the other way around. I much preferred Mike’s deeper vocal on AD and beyond and whilst I love the songs on TRT I found the vocals a bit too nasal. You’re the first person I’ve heard describe his newer vocal style as being operatically influenced and I agree 100%. I guess he explored that style even more on KFAD and his solo stuff too. All good stuff though! And Matt Wallace is a legend! 😁👏

This was wonderful. One of my favorite albums of all time. Haven't listened to it from beginning to end in a long time, but now I have to play it no matter what the neighbors say. (It's 1:33 AM) ;)

Humble guy, astounding record...defined my adolescence

so great! thanks FNM and matt

Thankyou for helping to create some of the most extraordinary exquisite music of all time , fnm is my happy place cheers.

Absolute pivotal moment in recording history. Great little feature ❤️

From Out Of Nowhere was the PERFECT first song Matt! A quick zippy tune, that already offered a unique new sound. Went out and bought the tape, right after it came out, before Epic blew up. Been a huge fan ever since!

As a lifelong fan of FNM this is awesome! Thank you.

What incredible work Wallace did on this record, one of my very favorites of the era and probably one of the best-sounding rock records ever. I admit I was a little surprised to hear his criticism of "From Out of Nowhere" - what he singles out as a fault is probably what made my hair stand on end and immediately push this band to the forefront of my attention. It's the patience, in a song with such urgent energy and immediacy, to hold back that soaring chorus (post-chorus?) until well into the song, and then to unleash it fully only at the end - and then to snatch it away again, leaving the listener wanting more. To me, delivering it all upfront would have made it sound more formulaic - as it was on record, it instead stood way out from the pack and made me rush to buy the album to find out more. It's a credit to Wallace that he supported the band's vision on the song structure (and of course, made it sound so incredible). This listener agrees with his lightning-in-a-bottle assessment - every member of the band was astoundingly on the money throughout.

Music is powerful, thanks Matt Wallace and Gibson for helping to bring it to us

@matthewwallace1374

2 жыл бұрын

amen!

@DonDiegoMorel

2 жыл бұрын

@@matthewwallace1374 now i am gonna take advantage of you being a super nice guy. What do you think about billy Gould as a producer in Sol Invictus?

@matthewwallace1374

2 жыл бұрын

@@DonDiegoMorel he did an excellent job. more importantly, what did YOU think about him as a producer?

@DonDiegoMorel

2 жыл бұрын

@@matthewwallace1374 I think he was amazing, love that record sonically. Cheers Matthew! You have saved way too many lives with your work.

Great interview Faith No More, 1 of my Favourite bands of all time! ❤