Album
Angel Dust
1992 · Rock
69 collectors on Gatefold own this

Angel Dust is an Alt/Indie album by Faith No More, originally released in 1992. On Gatefold: 198 pressings tracked, owned by 69 collectors.
About
Angel Dust is the fourth studio album by American rock band Faith No More, first released through Slash on June 8, 1992 in Europe and the United States.
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Tracklist
- 1Land Of Sunshine3:43
- 2Caffeine4:28
- 3MidLife Crisis4:18
- 4RV3:42
- 5Smaller And Smaller5:08
- 6Everything's Ruined4:33
- 7Malpractice4:00
- 8Kindergarten4:29
- 9Be Aggressive3:40
- 10A Small Victory4:55
- 11Crack Hitler4:38
- 12Jizzlobber6:34
- 13Midnight Cowboy4:12
Sound DNA
- Alt/Indie
- Alternative Rock
- heavy
- intense
- art school
Angel Dust was released as a follow up to The Real Thing in June 1992.
The first Japanese edition (opens in a new tab) contains the bonus track "As The Worm Turns".
The South Korean (opens in a new tab) edition was stripped from 13 tracks to 10 tracks, omitting the tracks "Caffeine", "RV" and "Crack Hitler".
On 29th December 1992 Faith No More released "I'm Easy / Be Aggressive" as a single in Europe. Due to its success they repackaged the album to include "Easy" in most markets on 29th January 1993, this did not include North American territories.
Two versions of the song were recorded and both are found on different versions of the repackaged version of Angel Dust based on the label which released the album. The first version of "Easy" opens with the dialogue "turn the lights out baby" and "this one's for the ladies in the house". This version was used on all London Records / Slash Records releases of the album in the UK and Europe, South America and Australia (828 401-2, 3984 28200 2 and POCD-1111).
The second version of the track omits the dialogue and contains heavy synth in the intro for the song. This version features on Liberation / Slash Records releases of the album found in Australia. (D30953 and TVD93378 / RMD93378). This second version was used on the German single of I'm Easy by London Records / Slash Records / Metronome and was referred to as "I'm Easy Cooler Version". It was also used for the US and Canada's singles "Easy" and "Songs To Make Love To" on Slash Records / Reprise Records. "Easy" was never added to the US and Canadian versions of Angel Dust.
The 1993 repackaged Japanese (opens in a new tab) edition contains both the bonus track "As The Worm Turns" and "Easy".
In 2003 Kerrang Magazine listed the 50 most influential albums of all time. Angel Dust was number 1.
In 2008, the album was remastered by Mobile Fidelity Sound Labs and released on double 180gram vinyl and gold CD.
In 2013, the album was reissued by Music On Vinyl on both limited colored and standard black double vinyl with gatefold sleeve.
In 2015, the album was reissued by Slash on double vinyl and CD deluxe remastered editions with extra tracks.
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Billy GouldBASS BASS GUITAR
- Jim MartinGUITAR
- Mike BordinDRUMS
- Mike PattonVOCALS
- Roddy BottumKEYBOARDS
- Dmitri ShostakovichFEATURING , WRITTEN-BY FEATURING WRITTEN-BY
- Kronos QuartetFEATURING STRINGS
69 collectors on Gatefold own this · 198 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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