Best Faith No More Songs

Surprised Epic or Ashes to Ashes aren't number 1. Both songs are much better than Get Out and Naked in Front of the Computer, but I guess that's why we have top 10 lists. Everyone has different tastes.

As much as I like this song, doesn't it sound a bit like the Red Hot Chili Peppers?

This is by far the BEST Faith No More song. It really should be number one. If you get the chance, watch the music video and buy the album because it's completely awesome. ONE OF A KIND SONG!

It's so good and kinda gives off the whole midlife crisis vibe (I might be wrong, I'm still a teen, so I've never experienced one yet). It sure lives up to the name.

I know, "Epic" really kicks some asses, but in my opinion, "Midlife Crisis" has better songwriting and vocals.

Flawless vocal performance. Not hard to see why this was a #1 hit when it came out.

I love how it starts really calm and then it gets loud. Both parts are equally great, though.

Brilliant song. I love the songs on this album after the more well-known ones.

They opened with "The Real Thing" when I saw them a few weeks ago, and I nearly burst out of my skin! So hard to pick a favorite song, but this one might be the best - perhaps even better than "Midlife Crisis."

I just love the quiet-loud dynamics, the atmospheric keyboards, and Mr. Patton's voice going from a croon to a scream in an instant. Just the best song they made, and it reminds me of being back in the day.

Epic is a classic and Midlife Crisis is more unique, I guess, but this song is my favorite by far. It builds up so well and the lyrics are awesome.

The band knew the end was in sight for them (at the time anyway) and went out on a first bang with this track.

The lyrics and Mike Patton's vocal delivery make me tear up every time. Beautiful, powerful song.

Truly iconic piece. If I only had ten songs to listen to, this would be one of them.

I'm very surprised at the top 2, but all FNM fans have a voice.

Love this song, Mike Patton at his best.

Their best soaring instruments and Patton's vocals are the best.

Complex, intricate melodies and unique arrangements featured on this song are found on the whole Angel Dust album. Plus, the dynamics here are something else.

Epic used to be my favorite, but when I heard this, I instantly fell in love with it. It's so good! Definitely one of FNM's best songs, and my personal favorite.

Some of the most epic moments in their chronology come from the chorus in this song.

This song is so good. I haven't listened to too many FNM songs, maybe 4 or 5, but this is my favorite by them so far.

How is that awesome bass riff not in the top 10? How is that awesome song not in the top 10?

This should definitely be in the top 10!

This is the most energetic performance from Faith No More I've heard so far. It's an underrated song and also deserves to be in the top 5 of the best FMN songs.

This song never got mentioned until I added it recently. This is a masterpiece.

16? This should be in the top 10! It's so relaxing and makes me feel good every time I hear it. Jazz and funk never sounded so good together.

I just love the jazzy, down-tempo lounge feeling this song has. Mike's voice sounds so sweet as well.

Love this song! Their second-best song behind Epic.

While Mike Patton undoubtedly has one of the most versatile and crazy voices around and would bring Faith No More to commercial success with an overall more versatile and experimental sound, Introduce Yourself is my absolute favorite album from the band.

While this isn't the most popular opinion among FNM fans and the public, it is my personal favorite. Patton's era is amazing, but Mosley's album (two if you count We Care a Lot) is my personal favorite with its fun and funky rap feel. Mosley's monotone speaking/rapping voice completes it for me. This album can come off with a cheesy '80s feel at times, but it is perfect for me.

I have too many favorites from Introduce Yourself, but I chose this one in hopes to make it higher, and it is the most famous song from the album. I absolutely love this album, and it is most definitely in my Top Ten Albums of all time.

"There's no reason, no explanation - so just play the violins."

"It's always funny until someone gets hurt. And then it's just hilarious."

Violence will never really end. It's so "hilarious" when people get hurt and die because it's dark humor. There's never a reason or explanation for something so profound and vital to our existence and progression as a species and as a life. Not everybody wins, not everybody lives. Life gives some people a ricochet effect. Life throws death at them instead of itself.

So just play the violins. Because violins symbolize the unexplainable and the untouchable in the case of music. What you can't touch, what you can't comprehend, is the inevitable. Life happens. So does death. And it's hilarious.

I totally love this song. No matter how heartbroken you are or just simply a happy person, you just can't hate this song. Anybody listening to this will surely get a feeling of joy deep inside. It's just such a pleasure to feel the simple meaning of this song, that is: don't worry, be happy.

With this song, I discovered this band and I just love it! An anthem to good feelings.

Fantastic song from start to finish. It blew my mind on the first listen.

Definitely their best. It's so creative and catchy!

This is an absolutely great and creative song!

#1: Land of Sunshine, Epic
#2: Just a Man, Falling to Pieces

Intense. Love it. Check out the MTV version!

Honestly, this is their best song. It has the calm parts and energetic parts that a lot of FNM songs have, but it sounds even better here.

An almost progressive rock song, proving that Faith No More never stops evolving.

I'm surprised more people don't rate this. It's easily one of their best tunes.

Easily top 10. This and Last Cup of Sorrow are great.

Stripsearch is top 5 Faith No More.

I've never felt this much alive! Best song.

Patton sounds insane. Heavy as hell.