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Mike Patton
Background information
Birth name	Michael Allan Patton
Born	January 27, 1968 (1968-01-27) (age 40)
Genre(s)	Avant-garde music, experimental rock, alternative metal, avant-garde metal, vocal music, funk metal, noise music, Hip hop
Occupation(s)	Musician
Instrument(s)	Vocals, drums, electronics, samples, keyboards, guitars, basses, melodica, various circuit bent instruments
Years active	1985 - present
Label(s)	Ipecac, Tzadik, Warner Bros. Records, Slash
Associated acts	Faith No More, Mr. Bungle, Fantômas, Tomahawk, Peeping Tom, Lovage, John Zorn, Kaada/Patton, Dillinger Escape Plan, Hemophiliac, Maldoror, General Patton vs. The X-Ecutioners

Michael Allan Patton (born January 27, 1968) is an American singer, songwriter, composer, multi-instrumentalist and video game voice actor, best known as the lead singer of the rock band Faith No More from 1988 to 1998. He has also handled lead vocals for Mr. Bungle, Tomahawk, Lovage, Fantômas, The Dillinger Escape Plan, and Peeping Tom.

Patton has earned critical praise for his diverse vocals, which touch on crooning, falsetto, death growls, rapping, chanting, mouth music, beatboxing and scatting, among other techniques; critic Greg Prato writes, "Patton could very well be one of the most versatile and talented singers in rock music."^[1]

He often produces side projects in collaboration with other musicians, such as John Zorn, Dan the Automator, The Melvins, The Dillinger Escape Plan, Melt-Banana, Sepultura, Merzbow, Kool Keith, The X-Ecutioners, Team Sleep, Björk, Subtle, Rahzel, Amon Tobin, Eyvind Kang, Lovage, and Kaada. He co-founded Ipecac Recordings with Greg Werckman in 1999, and has run the label since.

Contents 1 Biography 1.1 Early years 1.2 Mr. Bungle and beyond 2 Recent news and near future production 3 Reactions to fame 4 Controversies and antics 5 Marriage 6 Discography 6.1 Faith No More 6.2 Mr. Bungle 6.3 Fantômas 6.4 Tomahawk 6.5 Solo albums 6.6 Peeping Tom 6.7 With John Zorn 6.8 Album collaborations 6.9 Albums featured 7 Filmography 8 Video games 9 Interviews 10 References 11 External links

Biography

Early years

Mike grew up in Eureka, California, where he and his friends formed Mr. Bungle circa 1984. During the late 80s they recorded the cassette-only demos The Raging Wrath of the Easter Bunny, Goddammit I Love America, Bowel of Chiley and OU818 (featuring tracks that would appear on their first Warner Brothers album), and earned a small local following. Patton joined Faith No More in January 1989 and filled the vocal void left by the unreliable and recently-fired Chuck Mosely, who moved on to the band Cement. Faith No More's The Real Thing was released later the same year. The album reached the top ten on the charts thanks largely to MTV's heavy rotation of the Epic music video (which featured Patton in a Mr Bungle t-shirt).

In the United States, Faith No More would never again match the commercial success of The Real Thing but their music continued to evolve into new and sometimes stranger areas of rock music. After three more studio albums (Angel Dust, King for a Day... Fool for a Lifetime, and Album of the Year) Faith No More officially disbanded in 1998.

Mr. Bungle and beyond

During his time as a member of Faith No More, Patton continued to collaborate with Mr. Bungle. His success in mainstream rock and metal ultimately helped secure Mr. Bungle a record deal with Warner Bros. The band released a self-titled album (produced by John Zorn) in 1991, and the highly surreal Disco Volante in 1995. Their final album was California.

Patton's other projects have included two solo albums in the Composer Series on John Zorn's Tzadik label (Adult Themes for Voice in 1996 and Pranzo Oltranzista in 1997). He is a member of Hemophiliac where he does voice effects along with John Zorn on saxophone and Ikue Mori on laptop electronics. This group is billed as "improvisational music from the outer reaches of madness". He has also guested on Painkiller and Naked City recordings. He's appeared many times on other Tzadik releases with Zorn and others.

There have also been several projects over the years that have not seen an official release, although some live bootlegs do circulate. These projects include House of Discipline (with Bob Ostertag and Otomo Yoshihide), Moonraker (with Agata Ichirou of Melt-Banana, Buckethead and DJ Eddie Def), and Patton & Rahzel. Patton contributed vocals to the Team Sleep song Kool-Aid Party, but the song did not make it onto the final album. This is likely due in part to the unfinished album having been leaked very early onto the internet.

Recent news and near future production

In 2007, Mike Patton played the voice of the eponymous possessive primeval force in the video game The Darkness,^[2] working alongside Kirk Acevedo, Lauren Ambrose and Dwight Schultz. He also had a minor role in Valve Corporation's 2007 release, Portal as the voice of the Anger Sphere in the final confrontation with the insane supercomputer, GLaDOS. He has another role in an upcoming Valve title, Left 4 Dead.^[3] In October, 2007 it was announced that he would be voicing the main character in Capcom's remake of their classic title, Bionic Commando. Mike also provided the voices of the monsters in the 2007 film I Am Legend starring Will Smith. Patton is known to be an avid video game player.^[4]

In February 2006, Mike Patton performed an operatic piece, composed by Eyvind Kang, at Teatro di Modena in Italy. Patton sang alongside vocalist Jessika Kinney, and was accompanied by the Modern Brass Ensemble, Bologna Chamber Choir, and Alberto Capelli and Walter Zanetti on electric and acoustic guitars. Of the experience, Patton remarked that it was extremely challenging to project the voice without a microphone.^[5]

In 2005, Patton signed on to compose the soundtrack for the upcoming independent movie Pinion, marking his debut scoring an American feature-length film. However, this has been held up in production and may be on the shelf permanently.^[6] His other film work includes portraying two major characters in the Steve Balderson film Firecracker. He has also expressed his desire to compose for film director David Lynch.

Patton's long-gestating Peeping Tom album was released on May 30, 2006 on his own Ipecac label. The set was pieced together by swapping song files through the mail with collaborators like Norah Jones, Kool Keith and Massive Attack, Odd Nosdam, Jel, Doseone, Bebel Gilberto, Kid Koala, and Dub Trio.

"I don't listen to the radio, but if I did, this is what I'd want it to sound like", Patton says of the project. "This is my version of pop music. In a way, this is an exercise for me: taking all these things I've learned over the years and putting them into a pop format."

Recently, Patton has worked with Björk and the beat boxer Rahzel. He is often featured on new releases, and is regarded as extremely hard working. Faith No More keyboardist Roddy Bottum remarked about Patton "caffeine is the only drug he does", in reference to the Faith No More song Caffeine from the album Angel Dust, which Patton wrote while in the middle of a sleep-deprivation experiment.

More recently Patton has lent his talents for the Derrick Scocchera short film "A Perfect Place" for the score/soundtrack, which outlengths the film itself.

It has been announced that in December 2008 along with Melvins, Patton will co-curate an edition of the All Tomorrow's Parties Nightmare Before Christmas festival. Patton will choose half of the lineup and also perform the album The Director's Cut in its entirety with Fantômas. Patton would also be appearing as Rikki Kix in the Adult Swim show Metalocalypse on July 21st.

Reactions to fame

Patton is highly regarded in alternative musical circles, and seen as something of an idol in the eyes of modern alternative youth for his air of mystique, his constantly-changing musical sensibilities, his impressive vocal range, and his experimental nature. He remains an elusive figure in music, rarely giving interviews. Recently he has openly stated that, despite some of the rumors, he enjoyed his time in Faith No More, and in 2006 he chose a Faith No More video for MTV2's "Mike Patton Takeover".

Apparently, in an interview with Artisan News Service, when asked how he remembers his days with Faith No More Patton responded, "Fondly. They were good years. It was a decade of my life. It was lots of ups and lots of downs, but ultimately that's where I learned my chops and learned the craft and the business."

When interviewed about his lyrical content with Faith No More, Patton responded, "I think that too many people think too much about my lyrics. I am more a person who works with the sound of a word than with its meaning. Often I just choose the words because of the rhythm not because of the meaning". ^[7]

Controversies and antics

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• During the MTV Music Awards performance of "Epic" in 1990, Patton flopped around on stage like the controversial dying fish from the music video.
• Patton and Faith No More were famous for showing their disdain for MTV, on MTV. This can be seen in the Hanging with MTV performance during the Angel Dust era, where the band continually interrupted a flustered VJ while she was trying to introduce Guns N' Roses' "November Rain".
• Patton's right hand is permanently numb from an on-stage incident during his third concert with Faith No More, where he accidentally cut himself on a broken bottle and severed the tendons and nerves in his hand. He can use his hand, but he has no feeling in it (much to the surprise of both Patton and his doctor, who told him the exact opposite would happen).^[8]
• In 1995, on a live performance of Faith No More in Chile, the audience started to spit on Mike. He approached the first rows and encouraged them spit on his open mouth.^[9]

Marriage

Patton married Italian artist Titi Zuccatosta in 1994. They separated in 2001. During an appearance on the radio show, LOVELINE (Listen), Patton said that it was a case of two people wanting different things and hinted that his excessive work habits may have been a factor. "It's very hard. It's a daily struggle", he commented in regards to the rigors of juggling a busy music career and a marriage. "It had to happen... Even though we knew each other really well when we got married, it doesn't get easier." He later added, "We're trying this. See what happens. There's still hope." Relatedly, Patton used to own a home in Bologna, Italy (which he sold around the time of the break-up), and speaks fluent Italian.

Discography

Faith No More

• 1989 - The Real Thing
• 1989 - Kerrang! Flexible Fiend 3 (magazine flexi disc insert, Faith No More performs Sweet Emotion (an early version of The Perfect Crime)
• 1990 - Live at Brixton Academy (Includes 2 studio recordings from The Real Thing sessions. These comprise of The Grade - a short guitar instrumental by Jim Martin and The Cowboy Song.
• 1991 - Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey - Soundtrack (Faith No More performs The Perfect Crime)
• 1992 - Angel Dust
• 1993 - Songs To Make Love To
• 1993 - Judgment Night - Soundtrack (Faith No More & Boo-Yaa T.R.I.B.E. perform Another Body Murdered)
• 1995 - King for a Day... Fool for a Lifetime
• 1995 - Metallurgy, Vol. 1 (by Various Artists, Faith No More performs Engove (Caffeine))
• 1997 - Album of the Year
• 1998 - Plagiarism (by Sparks, Faith No More featured on This Town Ain't Big Enough For The Both Of Us and Something For The Girl With Everything)
• 1998 - Du riechst so gut '98 - EP (by Rammstein, Faith No More remixes a version of the song)
• 1998 - Who Cares a Lot? (compilation)
• 2003 - This Is It: The Best of Faith No More (compilation)
• 2005 - Epic and Other Hits (compilation)
• 2005 - The Platinum Collection (compilation)
• 2008 - The Works (compilation) - 3cd, first two with hits and one with rarities
  • Patton recorded several bonus tracks and/or b-sides with Faith No More, most of which have only been available on their non-US releases. Those tracks not included on any of the domestic titles listed above are original songs As the Worm Turns (Patton Vocal), Absolute Zero, Evidence (Spanish Version), Light Up and Let Go and The Big Kahuna, as well as covers of Greenfields, I Wanna Fuck Myself, and Spanish Eyes.

Mr. Bungle

• 1986 - The Raging Wrath of the Easter Bunny (demo)
• 1987 - Bowel of Chiley (demo)
• 1988 - Goddammit I Love America (demo)
• 1989 - OU818 (demo)
• 1991 - Mr. Bungle
• 1995 - Disco Volante
• 1999 - California
• 2002 - D.R.I. Tribute - We Don't Need Society! (by Various Artists, Mr. Bungle performs a live version of I Don't Need Society)

Fantômas

• 1998 - Great Jewish Music: Marc Bolan (by Various Artists, Patton sings and plays all instruments as Fantômas on Chariot Choogle)
• 1999 - Fantômas
• 2001 - The Director's Cut
• 2002 - Millennium Monsterwork 2000 (by The Fantômas Melvins Big Band)
• 2002 - Wanna Buy a Monkey? (by Dan the Automator, "Intro" features music by Fantômas)
• 2003 - Masada Anniversary Edition Vol. 3: The Unknown Masada (by John Zorn, Fantômas perform Zemaraim)
• 2004 - Delìrium Còrdia
• 2005 - Suspended Animation
• 2005 - Who Is It/Where Is The Line Mixes 12" Vinyl (by Björk, Side B features a Fantômas remix of Where Is The Line)
• 2005 - Animali In Calore Surriscaldati Con Ipertermia Genitale/Cat in Red (Split 5" Vinyl / 3" CD with Melt-Banana)

Tomahawk

• 2001 - Tomahawk
• 2003 - Mit Gas
• 2007 - Anonymous

Solo albums

• 1996 - Adult Themes for Voice
• 1997 - Pranzo Oltranzista
• 2008 - A Perfect Place (Film soundtrack composed by Patton, distributed with the film through Ipecac Recordings as a CD/DVD special edition)

Peeping Tom

• 2006 - Mojo Exclusive EP (features the non-album track Preschool)
• 2006 - Peeping Tom (album by Patton features collaborations with Odd Nosdam, Doseone and Jel of anticon., Rahzel, Dan the Automator, Amon Tobin, Kool Keith, Massive Attack, Bebel Gilberto, Kid Koala, Norah Jones, Dub Trio, among others)
• 2007 - We're Not Alone - Single (features We're Not Alone (Dan the Automator Redux), a distinctly different version from the album track with newly recorded Patton vocals)

With John Zorn

• 1992 - Elegy (arranged by John Zorn, Patton performs vocals)
• 1998 - Weird Little Boy (by John Zorn/Chris Cochrane/Trey Spruance/Patton/William Winant)
• 1999 - Music Romance, Vol. 2: Taboo and Exile (by John Zorn, Patton featured on Bulls-Eye)
• 2000 - The Big Gundown: John Zorn Plays The Music of Ennio Morricone (by John Zorn, Patton sings The Ballad of Hank McCain (Vocal))
• 2001 - The Gift (by John Zorn, Patton featured on Bridge to the Beyond)
• 2002 - Hemophiliac (Tzadik Limited Edition) (by Hemophiliac)
• 2002 - I.A.O. (by John Zorn, Patton contributes vocals on Leviathan)
• 2003 - Masada Anniversary Edition Vol. 2: Voices in the Wilderness (by Various Artists, Patton performs keyboards and vocals on Kochot)
• 2004 - 50th Birthday Celebration Volume Six (by Hemophiliac)
• 2005 - 50th Birthday Celebration Volume Twelve (by Painkiller, special guest vocals by Patton)
• 2005 - The Complete Studio Recordings (by Naked City, features Patton the on new "version vocale" of the track Grand Guignol)
• 2006 - The Stone: Issue One (by John Zorn/Dave Douglas/Patton/Bill Laswell/Rob Burger/Ben Perowsky)
• 2006 - Moonchild: Songs Without Words (conceived by John Zorn featuring Patton/Trevor Dunn/Joey Baron)
• 2006 - Astronome (conceived by John Zorn featuring Patton/Trevor Dunn/Joey Baron)
• 2007 - Six Litanies for Heliogabalus (conceived by John Zorn featuring Patton/Trevor Dunn/Joey Baron/Ikue Mori/Jamie Saft)
• 2008 - The Crucible (upcoming album conceived by John Zorn featuring Patton/Trevor Dunn/Joey Baron)

Album collaborations

• 1999 - She (by Maldoror - Patton and Merzbow)
• 2001 - Music to Make Love to Your Old Lady By (by Lovage - Patton, Dan the Automator and Jennifer Charles)
• 2002 - Irony is a Dead Scene (by The Dillinger Escape Plan with Mike Patton (vocals, samples and percussions))
• 2004 - Romances (by Kaada/Patton)
• 2005 - General Patton vs. The X-Ecutioners (by Patton and The X-Ecutioners)
• 2008 - Mondo Cane (upcoming album by Patton, Aldo Sisillo and Roy Paci, featuring live and studio recordings of Italian pop covers from the 50's & 60's)
• 2009 - Crudo (upcoming album by Patton with Dan the Automator, strange and bizarre R n'B & Hip Hop)

Albums featured

• 1995 - Burn or Bury (by Milk Cult, Patton performs vocals on Psychoanalytwist)
• 1996 - Roots (by Sepultura, Patton sings on the track Lookaway)
• 1997 - Blood Rooted (by Sepultura, Patton sings and co-writes Mine. His singing can be also heard on the remix of the track Lookaway.)
• 1997 - Great Jewish Music: Burt Bacharach (by Various Artists, Patton (vocals and keyboards) collaborates with David Slusser on She's Gone Away)
• 1997 - Great Jewish Music: Serge Gainsbourg (by Various Artists, Patton sings and plays all instruments on Ford Mustang)
• 1997 - Fear No Love (by Bob Ostertag, Patton contributes vocals to The Man in the Blue Slip and Not Your Girl)
• 1997 - AngelicA 97 (by Various Artists, House of Discipline contributes The Art Of Fist-Fucking (1 & 2) and Patton contributes to Romance For A Choking Man/Woman (with Marie Goyette) and cudegokalalumosospasashatetéwaot)
• 1998 - Charlie (by Melt-Banana, members of Mr. Bungle (and many others) contribute vocals for Area 877 (Phoenix Mix))
• 1999 - Memory Is An Elephant (by Tin Hat Trio, Patton sings on hidden track Infinito)
• 1999 - Tribus (by Sepultura, Patton co-writes and sings The Waste)
• 1999 - No Coração dos Deuses - Soundtrack (Patton performs Procura O Cara with members of Sepultura)
• 1999 - Song Drapes (by Jerry Hunt, Patton contributes text/vocals on Song Drape 7 "I Come")
• 2000 - The Crybaby (by Melvins, Patton sings and plays instruments on G.I. Joe)
• 2000 - Great Phone Calls (by Neil Hamburger, Patton featured on Music of the Night)
• 2000 - Down With The Scene (by Kid 606, Patton contributes vocals on Secrets 4 Sale)
• 2002 - Rise Above: 24 Black Flag Songs to Benefit the West Memphis Three (by Various Artists, Patton performs on Six Pack)
• 2003 - Patton performs vocals on Koolade (formerly titled "Kool-Aid Party"), an unreleased song originally recorded for the album Team Sleep
• 2004 - Virginal Co Ordinates (by Eyvind Kang, Patton contributes voice & electronics)
• 2004 - Medúlla (by Björk, features Patton on Pleasure Is All Mine and Where Is The Line)
• 2004 - White People (by Handsome Boy Modeling School, features Patton on Are You Down With It?)
• 2004 - The End of the Fear of God (by Various Artists, Patton duets with Kid 606 on Circle A)
• 2005 - Crime and Dissonance (by Ennio Morricone, compiled by Alan Bishop of Sun City Girls with Patton's commentary)
• 2005 - Toto Angelica (by Alvin Curran, contains snippets of past Angelica Festival performances, including Patton's in 1997)
• 2005 - Oceanic: Remixes/Reinterpretations (by Isis, Patton contributed a version of Maritime)
• 2005 - Burner (by Odd Nosdam, features Patton on 11th Ave Freakout Pt 2)
• 2005 - Wei-Wu-Wei (by Corleone: Roy Paci, Patton contributes vocals on Tutto diventerà rosso)
• 2005 - Team Sleep(by Team Sleep, features Patton on Kool Aid Party)
• 2006 - Wishingbone (by Subtle, features Patton on Long Vein of the Voice)
• 2006 - New Heavy (by Dub Trio, features Patton on Not Alone)
• 2006 - Trouble – The Jamie Saft Trio Plays Bob Dylan (by Jamie Saft Trio, features Patton on Ballad of a Thin Man)
• 2006 - Quero Saber (by Carla Hassett, duet with Patton on a cover of The Beatles' Julia)
• 2007 - Athlantis (by Eyvind Kang, Patton contributes vocals)
• 2007 - Vein (by Foetus, Patton remixes How to Vibrate)
• 2008 - Another Sound Is Dying (by Dub Trio, features Patton on No Flag)
• 2008 - Profanation (Preparation for a Coming Darkness) (by Praxis, features Patton on Larynx)
• 2008 - Transylvania (by The Tango Saloon, features Patton on Dracula Cha Cha)
• 2008 - Greatest Knockouts The Album, Vol. 2 (upcoming album by Rahzel, features Patton on Come Fly With Me)
• 2008 - Join The Q (upcoming album by the Qemists features Patton on Lost Weekend)
• 2008 - upcoming debut album by former Mr. Bungle member Bär McKinnon's band Umläut will feature Patton on Atlas Face
• 2008 - Weather Underground (upcoming album by Massive Attack, Patton is set to contribute vocals)
• 2009 - upcoming album by Zu is set to feature Patton on vocals^{citation needed}

Filmography

• 1990 - Live At The Brixton Academy, London: You Fat Bastards by Faith No More (VHS)
• 1993 - Video Croissant by Faith No More (VHS)
• 1993 - Video Macumba - Short film directed by Mike Patton containing abstract footage
• 1998 - Who Cares A Lot: Greatest Videos by Faith No More (VHS)
• 2002 - A Bookshelf on Top of the Sky: 12 Stories About John Zorn
• 2004 - Inner Part of an Animal or Plant Structure by Björk
• 2004 - Wamego: Making Movies Anywhere - Documentary on the making of Firecracker
• 2005 - Firecracker - Frank/David
• 2006 - Live At The Brixton Academy, London: You Fat Bastards/Who Cares A Lot?: The Greatest Videos by Faith No More (double disc DVD compilation of previously released VHS titles)
• 2007 - Kaada/Patton Live - Live performance DVD
• 2007 - I Am Legend - Creature Vocals (voice) (credited as Michael A. Patton)[1]
• 2008 - A Perfect Place - Short film soundtrack by Patton (Released with film as CD/DVD special edition)
• 2008 - The Fantômas Melvins Big Band - Live DVD release of a performance in London on May 1, 2006

Video games

• 2007 - The Darkness - Voice of The Darkness (Starbreeze Studios)
• 2007 - Portal - Voice of the Anger Sphere (Valve Software)
• 2008 - Left 4 Dead - (Turtle Rock Studios/Valve Software)
• 2008 - Bionic Commando - Voice of Nathan Spencer - the Bionic Commando (Capcom)

Interviews

• 1999 - CNN READ
• 2000 - Lollipop READ
• 2000 - Flashing Hobo READ
• 2001 - Deadwinter READ
• 2002 - Frontwheel Drive READ
• 2002 - The Insane Domain READ
• 2003 - Counter Culture READ
• 2004 - Alternative-Zine READ
• 2005 - MSNBC READ
• 2006 - Suicide Girls READ
• 2006 - Blog Critics READ
• 2006 - Quirkee.com READ
• 2007 - HoboTrashcan's One on One with Mike Patton READ
• 2007 - MovieWeb READ
• 2008 - Starpulse READ
• 2008 - Stuff.tv READ

References

• Zorn, John, ed. (2000). Arcana: Musicians on Music. New York: Granary Books/Hips Road. ISBN 188712327X.

External links

• Ipecac Recordings
• Peeping Tom at MySpace
• mikepatton.de

v • d • e Mike Patton Solo Adult Themes for Voice · Pranzo Oltranzista · A Perfect Place (soundtrack) Mr. Bungle Studio albums Mr. Bungle · Disco Volante · California Demos The Raging Wrath of the Easter Bunny · Bowel of Chiley · Goddammit I Love America · OU818 Faith No More Studio albums The Real Thing · Angel Dust · King for a Day... Fool for a Lifetime · Album of the Year Lives & videos You Fat Bastards: Live at the Brixton Academy · Video Croissant · Who Cares a Lot?: Greatest Videos · You Fat Bastards/Who Cares a Lot? Compilations Who Cares a Lot? · This Is It: The Best of Faith No More · Epic and Other Hits · The Platinum Collection · The Works Fantômas Fantômas · The Director's Cut · Millennium Monsterwork 2000 · Delìrium Còrdia · Suspended Animation · Animali In Calore Surriscaldati Con Ipertermia Genitale/Cat in Red Tomahawk Tomahawk · Mit Gas · Anonymous Peeping Tom Peeping Tom Other Projects She · Music to Make Love to Your Old Lady By · Irony is a Dead Scene · Romances · General Patton vs. The X-Ecutioners · Mondo Cane · Crudo Related articles John Zorn

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