Faith No More - Faith No More - Who Cares A Lot? The Greatest Hits

A Little Faith Never Hurts

I never really thought that I would purchase a Faith No More CD but this one changed my mind. You may have guessed that I'm not the biggest Faith No More fan but I have a great amount of respect for this bands individuality. They were different. I remember hearing these guys everywhere in the late 80's and early 90's and hearing these songs now bring back great memories of some great times (and not so great times). This album is a good capstone to some of the bands best known material and is great for those, like myself, that didn't like the band enough to purchase the albums when they were fresh but still enjoyed their more commercially marketable material. May 7, 2008

greatest hits + some extra's from Faith No More's golden age

As the title suggests, this is a double disk set with all the classic (and some not so classic, skip the first two tunes with the other singer hes no worth the time) hits plus extra's (covers, live songs) that make you truley appriciate the level at which faith no more turned out their stuff.

One for the die-hard fans or some ch00b who just wants their greatest hits. You're missing out by not buying their albums but thats alright... i guess. February 20, 2008

Have FAith

This is a 2-disc collection of FNM tunes. Definitely can be divided into parts. The great tunes are on the first half of the first disc: We Care a Lot, Epic, Falling to Pieces, and Midlife Crisis. The second half has some good stuff: Digging the Grave and Gentle Art of Making Enemies are like thrash metal, with the later tune also reminiscent of Limp Bizkit at times. Evidence is almost an easy listening tune. The second disc is much shorter than the first, less than half an hour, and is pretty forgettable. So 4 stars, largely on the strength of disc one. July 2, 2007

I F@# Care!!!!!

WHY WASNT "THE WORLD IS YOURS" ON ANGEL DUST???
ANYWAY BUY THIS IF YOU HAVE A BRAIN!! February 22, 2007

You can go wrong with OZZY, but can't miss with FAITH NO MORE

Look at all these big namers who can't handle success and they just fall apart after a brief spark or a couple of great records. Heck, Ozzy wrecked his best albums by re-recording the bass and drums just because he (or Sharon?)had a hissy with the underpaid, underappreciated band members. With Faith No More, you have steady growth, from one great record to another leap of gut-punch rock as good as and BETTER than 75% of the bands out during AND after their time. Why waste your money on anything lesser--these your boys! November 12, 2006

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