We Care a Lot [Import]

Editorial Reviews
Album Description
1995 reissue on Mushroom of the funky alternative band's 1985 debut, originally released stateside on Mordam & unavailable on CD in the U.S. 10 tracks, including the original version of the title hit that was later redone withdifferent lyrics for their 1987 album 'Introduce Yourself'. --This text refers to the Audio CD edition.

Tracks:

We Care a Lot
Jungle
Mark Bowen
Jim
Why Do You Bother
Greed
Pills for Breakfast
As the Worm Turns
Arabian Disco
New Beginnings

Album Description

1995 reissue on Mushroom of the funky alternative band's 1985 debut, originally released stateside on Mordam & unavailable on CD in the U.S. 10 tracks, including the original version of the title hit that was later redone withdifferent lyrics for their 1987 album 'Introduce Yourself'.

Album Details

Faith No More's 1985 Introductory Release, featuring Original Vocalist Chuck Mosely. Contain's Fnm's Live Standard 'we Care a Lot', plus 'Arabian Disco', 'Pills for Breakfast' and Seven More.

Customer Reviews:

100 bucks?.......2006-08-09

Why in the hell is it 100 bucks for a brand new copy of this CD? This album is average at best, and all of the songs worth a damn sound 10million times better when Patton sings them. I understand the concept of rarity, but seriously, if you wanna pay for something rare, at least make sure it's quality. 100bucks?!?! 60bucks used?!?! How do these people sleep at night?

This was it. .......2006-03-22

Well, it's not worth 100 bucks, actually no album is worth that much. And people think its internet piracy thats making people not buy albums. Well anyways I got this album way back when I was about 15. It's got more of a garage, under produced quality, which I kind of like, plus shows a bands growth later. If you look at it with a fresh light, as it's something different and anyone into Faith No More should be into something different. Anyways, I recommend if you know a friend with it, borrow listen to it or something.

Old but good.......2006-01-13

This is the first Faith No More album I ever got, and I still only have it on cassette tape, but it's one of my favorites. 'The Jungle' is one of Faith No More's best songs. This album has some great music and creepy lyrics. It's not comparable to say, Angel Dust, but it's still Faith No More doing what they do. It has the original version of We Care Alot, which I prefer over the Introduce Yourself version. Mosley's vocals take some getting used to, especially if you were introduced to FNM via Mike Patton, but they definitely work with the music. If you can find this one it's definitely worth picking up.

Don't Be Stupid.......2001-07-14

FNM was around for so many years that it would be [silly] to compare this to their later works(at least during the first listen).For Vomitgod's sake,I should hope they got better.I personally LOVE this album.When I bought this, I was just looking for decent music.What I found was FANTASTIC! Chuck may not be remotely as talented as Patton, but he definately has a style and charisma.He has a kind of a punk rock cool. Hey, Patton was a fan before he joined.Most fans of typical bands resent the new guy, but because most of FNM's fans hopped on the bandwagon after "Epic", and a few more literate people with the stuff on "Angel Dust", that reaction is reversed.To the average listener, Chuck's the new guy.In that sense, neither he nor the rest could ever possibly compete.I purposely approach this record pretending that I never heard the rest.There is a real straight line through the different albums leading to the FNM you're familiar with.Newcomers should try this one out first(be careful,it's dark). If you have an open mind, check out this brilliant work.

Never disappointing.......2000-10-20

I am a Faith No More fan and have been for years. I will be the first to admit that this album took a few listens for me to like. Now I think it is the band's best work.

Tracks:

We Care a Lot
Jungle
Mark Bowen
Jim
Why Do You Bother
Greed
Pills for Breakfast
As the Worm Turns
Arabian Disco
New Beginnings

Album Description

Album Details

Faith No More's 1985 Introductory Release, featuring Original Vocalist Chuck Mosely. Contain's Fnm's Live Standard 'we Care a Lot', plus 'Arabian Disco', 'Pills for Breakfast' and Seven More.

Customer Reviews:

100 bucks?.......2006-08-09

This was it. .......2006-03-22

Old but good.......2006-01-13

Don't Be Stupid.......2001-07-14

Never disappointing.......2000-10-20

I am a Faith No More fan and have been for years. I will be the first to admit that this album took a few listens for me to like. Now I think it is the band's best work.

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