TOUR SOL INVICTUS | 25.09.2015 | Rock In Rio
Venue
Rock In Rio VI. Rio de Janeiro, RJ, Brazil.
Set List
Motherfucker
From Out of Nowhere
Caffeine
Evidence
Epic
Black Friday
Midlife Crisis
The Gentle Art of Making Enemies
Easy
Separation Anxiety
Ashes to Ashes
Superhero
I Started a Joke
We Care a Lot
Just a Man
Photos / Reviews
Faith No More tem Mike Patton 'kamikaze' e insano no Rock in
Rio
By Cauê Muraro
Just an ordinary night's work for Mike Patton. In order to
"Caffeine", the third of the show through the absurd Faith No More on
Friday (25) at Rock in Rio, the singer thought it was right to jump from the
World Stage walkway to (try to) fall on the fans. But he miscalculated, and the
landing took place on the grid separating the audience.
"He's dead!" Shouted a young man nearby.
But Patton not only did not die as even ruffled his hair fixed gel. Anchored by
security guards, returned to the stage and continued singing quite well (and
screaming and empostando voice and making guttural sounds ...), speaking
Portuguese.
Noite do metal no Rock in Rio proporciona miscelânea Sonora
JOÃO PAULO CARVALHO, GUILHERME SOBOTA, PEDRO ANTUNES E
ROBERTA PENNAFORT
The Faith No More, however, tried to ignore these musical
differences. Hellions, the "boys" came back with everything for the
Rock in Rio after 24 years of absence. What we saw there was a Mike Patton
inspired. White attire, spoke a few words in Portuguese, joked with the
audience and paraded a flurry of hits. Epic, through Ashes To Ashes, Midlife
Crisis and Easy. A very exciting moment came in I Started A Joke, cover of the
Bee Gees. Mike dropped his voice and reminded his best moments in front of the
group. The lead singer of Faith No More was really inspired. Halfway through
the show, Mike jumped from the walkway is opposite the World Stage, trying to
go straight to the public, but fell in the ditch where are the photographers
and the grid.
Rock in Rio 2015: Show do Faith No More tem tombo de Patton
e resposta fria do público
By Bruno Eduardo
Unlike twenty four years ago when they made history at the festival by debunking the Guns N 'Roses, this time Faith No More did not
have the same power to conquer the icy audience at Rock City.
Keeping the same scenography of their last - and great - going
through the country in 2011, the quintet started the show with the weak "Motherfucker," from their new album,
Sol Invictus. However, the sequence with
two ancient of strokes ("From Out Of Nowhere "and" Caffeine
") tried to put things on the shaft. It was then that Mike Patton, visibly
altered, fell into the pit of photographers to missing a mosh - leading fans
and production to be concerned about the physical state of the singer. From
then on, Patton spent the entire show grimacing in pain and remained static on
stage. "Quiet," he said. But what we saw was the opposite. The singer
seemed bothered by the audience response and her vocal performance, which
seemed pretty committed (less caipirinha, Mike!).
The super hit "Epic" logo appeared in the
beginning of the presentation, and gave a false impression that everything
would go on celebration mood. But not even the most successful of the group was
able to captivate the maggots (as Slipknot fans are known). Other famous of MTV
times were "Midlife Crisis" and "Easy" - also ignored by
the black shirts. "! Sing" shouted Patton - without hiding the
irritation with the coldness of the audience. But it was not granted. The
nostalgic, only "Ashes To Ashes" made the
audience jump really. Perhaps this was a more appropriate show the Sunset
Stage, as the band maintains a much more intimate atmosphere than the festival
itself suggests.
Even if receptivity was not the hottest, the group also did
strength to change the picture - the which is normal from them. The band
decided to follow the script, thus eliminating some songs that might have been
more appropriate to a great festival - as "Be Aggressive", "Land
Of Sunshine", "The Real Thing," "A Small Victory", "Digging
the Grave "and" Falling To Pieces ". The new album, they
presented four songs, especially the steamroller "Separation Anxiety"
and the energetic "Superhero" -. Both very well accepted
The show still had time for an encore contract, where
they preferred to keep the protocol on
cover totally dispensable of "I
Started A Joke". Not even the great "Just A Man" and the classic
- finally! - "We Care A Lot" were able to shine this presentation,
which unfortunately, is bound to be remembered only by the fall of Mike
Patton. A shame because Faith No More is
much more than that.
Rock in Rio: Faith No More retorna ao festival com mosh mal
calculado de Mike Patton
By Marcos Chapeleta
Rock in Rio 2015: Mike Patton erra pulo, mas não abandona
show de volta do Faith No More ao festival
The show traditionally followed with the hit
"Epic", the new "Black Friday," another hit "Midlife
Crisis" - paused for a public chorus - "The Gentle Art Of Making
Enemies" and more known to the public, "Easy "(famous version of
the Commodores). In 1991, when Faith No More was still not as well known, the
show at the Rock in Rio definitely had more energy and insanity of the group
members. Twenty-four years later, already consolidated, they have the audience
singing along almost the entire show, despite the greater sobriety.
They also played two other Sol Invictus (less new album that
the latest shows): "Separation Anxiety" and "Superhero",
and "Ashes to Ashes" and another version for "I Started a
Joke", the Bee Gees. Before ending with "Just A Man", Faith No
More also played a song from the first album - when Patton still was not even
in the band - the darling of the audience, "We Care A Lot," a track
that has been forgotten (despite requests the public) at the show in Sao Paulo.
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