Angel Dust (Bonus Tracks, Explicit)
Faith No More
Released:
Jun 1992
Label:
Rhino/Warner Bros.
Two years after the freak anthem "Epic" made Faith No More an MTV sensation, they returned with an album that was anything but anthemic. Angel Dust is one of the more challenging albums to ever climb the Billboard. Filtering jagged funk-metal through a neo-Zappa sense of absurdism, F.N.M. produced an album that is dark, menacing and aggressively eccentric. Three tracks in particular -- "Caffeine," "Jizzlobber" and "Malpractice" -- are downright insane. That said, Angel Dust never devolves into cheap-thrills buffoonery -- quite the opposite, actually. It's a truly cerebral masterpiece.
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1999 Slash Records, a label of Warner Bros. Records, manufactured and marketing by Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group company