Midnight Cowboy
From Out of Nowhere
Be Aggressive
The Real Thing
Evidence
As The Worm Turns
Last Cup of Sorrow
Cuckoo for Caca
Easy
Midlife Crisis
The Gentle Art of Making Enemies
Ashes to Ashes
Ben
King for a Day
Epic
Just a Man
Chariots of Fire
Stripsearch
Surprise! You’re Dead!
We here at stubbadub are very pleased to announce that Faith No More have agreed to a collaborate interview with Stubb, FNM2.0, and the french Faith No More community!
Here’s the lowdown: Send us your questions, try to make them well thought out, stuff that hasn’t been touched upon already. The various sites will select the best questions and pose them to the boys when they are in Europe next month! Remember guys, this is an interview for fans from fans, so don’t be shy.
Lets get those question rolling in, just post in the comments section below.
Not the best but the only version I can find so far. If anyone has a better version, please let me know in comments! I know there is one, but the traders are holding their cards close to their chests…….
My buddy Heather is a great photographer and one of the reasons why I got in to photography. She also helped me out a lot with what equipment to get and stuff like that so I owe her big time.
You may know her as the administrator of www.bunglefever.com and she also maintains the ftp.bunglefever.com repository. Oh and her beardless better half runs a little place called CacaVolante.
Anyway she recently attended the Faith No More Warfield 13th and 14th shows and took some very nice photos which are now residing at her flickr. Check them out:
Justin St. Vincent recently pinged me about his new book The Spiritual Significance of Music which features, among others, our good buddy Billy Gould.
“A new book edited by New Zealand born writer Justin St. Vincent, exploring “The Spiritual Significance of Music” is out now. It includes personal contributions from many of the world’s leading musicians and writers including interviews with members of Devo, DragonForce, Faith No More, Guns N’ Roses, Daniel Bedingfield, Michael Franti, Bob Sinclar, and Ravi Shankar, among many others. Justin St. Vincent has interviewed more than 1000 people to explore the deeper meanings of music, choosing over 100 responses to produce a cutting-edge and ground-breaking project for our music-minded generation.”
He has also kindly offered to give away a signed copy to stubb readers. To enter, e-mail your name with “Stubbadub Book Entry” as the subject to: media{at}xtrememusic{dot}org