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Finally available, some of the best videos ever
It's about time these items were finally released. Faith No More was one of the most original multi-genre bands, and certainly underappreciated in the U.S. Their videos were very groundbreaking and are still amazing to watch 15 years later. The video for A Small Victory has to be one of the most gorgeous films ever. MANY of these videos are going to be new to most viewers, I was a HUGE FNM fan, and can recall never seeing at least 8 of these videos on MTV. And the live performance captures exactly how wild and powerful this band was as a tight unit. <
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>Disc two is a Hits compilation, and not complete. It looks they took Video Croissant with the inter-video pieces intact and just added on the remaining later FNM videos (similar to Ramones' More Tales of the Ramones DVD). Great live version of This Guy's In Love at the end, but the video for Ricochet is missing. <
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>Nothing more for bonus features. A group commentary would've been great, but at least these releases are finally on DVD. A later era live show on DVD would be great to have as well.

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good, but not great
i bought this so that i could finally throw out my VCR. who cares a lot? was probablly the only VHS i still own and watch regularly. it is presented here on DVD and looks quite nice. this also contains a very dated show from brixton academy. it's unfortunate that this couldn't have contained a later faith no more performance, seeing as patton got better by leaps and bounds. aside from how mediocre his voice is on this live performance (and don't kid yourself into thinking that it is), this is completely worth getting for the videos.

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Is It...........what Is It? Faith No More
Finally out on dvd this is a must have for each and every FNM fan. Live at Brixton Academy recorded spring of 1990 finds FNM taking over the world lead by madman Mike Patton. The setlist is awesome, the performance is to die for( Mike is wacky as hell) and the sound is great. You couldn't ask for more......how about all their videos. Disc 2 is chock full of videos and little snipets of interviews and backstage footage. Originally you could get half of these on the vhs tape called 'Video Croissant' released back in the day. <
>You get that plus videos up through their last release 'Album Of The Year'. Most I have never even seen before and they are just flat out incredible. 3 hours of Faith No More......very pleasing.