We Care a Lot

by Faith No More

We Care a Lot cover art
  • Type: Album
  • Released: November 1985
  • Label: Mordam
  • Country: United States
  • Length: 1:03:15
  • Community rating: 2.71/5 from 5 ratings

Artists on this release: Roddy Bottum, Mike Bordin, Jim Martin, Chuck Mosley

Album Notes & Community Reviews

Fronted by the erratic, deeply sarcastic vocals of Chuck Mosley, Faith No More's debut album is a raw, highly energetic explosion of funk-metal and post-punk aesthetics. The band violently collides Flea-inspired slap bass with heavily distorted, metallic guitars and atmospheric synthesizer washes. 'We Care a Lot' is a delightfully chaotic, highly satirical, and profoundly rhythmic introduction to their alternative metal sound.

Genres

Descriptors: rhythmic, satirical, atmospheric

Tracklist

  1. We Care a Lot (4:09)
  2. The Jungle (3:08)
  3. Mark Bowen (3:31)
  4. Jim (1:10)
  5. Why Do You Bother (5:41)
  6. Greed (3:51)
  7. Pills for Breakfast (2:55)
  8. As the Worm Turns (3:10)
  9. Arabian Disco (3:16)
  10. New Beginnings (3:44)
  11. We Care a Lot (4:10)
  12. Pills for Breakfast Remix (2:43)
  13. As the Worm Turns (3:11)
  14. Greed - Original Demo (3:35)
  15. Mark Bowen - Original Demo (3:12)
  16. Arabian Disco - Original Demo (3:07)
  17. Intro - Original Demo (2:17)
  18. The Jungle - Live at I-Beam SF, 1986 (2:35)
  19. New Beginnings - Live at I-Beam SF, 1986 (3:43)

Credits

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