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12 songs that brought horniness back to heavy metal (without the cringe)
From Sleep Token and Scene Queen to Ghost, Halestorm and Type O Negative - these are the bands who brought some sex positivity back to metal
10 rock anthems only played live once
Wanna know which Nirvana, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Soundgarden, Foo Fighters and Faith No More songs have made it on to gig setlists once and once only? We have the answers
"It was like making friends with the devil:" When Guns N' Roses took Faith No More on tour it got messy, to the point where Axl Rose confronted his support band to ask, "Why do you hate me"
Faith No More weren't exactly grateful for being given the opportunity to play stadiums with Guns N' Roses in 1992: "We just laughed at how ridiculous they were"
10 heavy metal replacement singers even better than the original
Common wisdom says that replacing a singer is a dangerous idea, but Bruce Dickinson, Corey Taylor and Rob Halford pushed their bands to new heights
"You're a bit like Metallica meets Perry Como": watch Faith No More's excruciating first British TV interview in this rare footage from 1988
Faith No More never were the easiest band to interview
“A subversive and musically schizophrenic infiltration of mainstream America”: Faith No More’s The Real Thing was more prog than many realised
Notoriously dysfunctional band’s 1989 album – their first with Mike Patton – made them much more than a cult rock oddity
10 times metal bands re-recorded their classic songs – and it actually went well
Re-recording your greatest hits is rarely a good idea. Such superstars as Iron Maiden, Anthrax and Tool absolutely nailed it though.
Five new bands you need to hear if you love Faith No More
Sure, there's never been another band quite like Faith No More, but these newcomers take their distinctive, unpredictable energy and run with it
Watch Faith No More chuck water and throw punches at an unsuspecting talk show host during this excruciating interview from 1995
When Faith No More went up against The Word's Terry Christian in 1995, things unravelled extremely quickly. The result? Six minutes of the most cringe-inducing television you'll likely see today
