Faith No More - Epic.VOB

http://www.rockvob.blogspot.com/ ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Band: Faith No More Song: Epic Album: The Real Thing Year: 1989 Label: Reprise Style: Crossover Type: Music Video Source: DVD Format: VOB (720x540) Size: 265MB Video: MPEG2 Video 720x480 (4:3) 29.97fps 6200Kbps [Video] Audio: 0x0000 48000Hz stereo 1536Kbps [LPCM] ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The music video for "Epic", which featured surreal images combined with performance footage of the band soaked by an artificial rainstorm on a sound stage, was subject to controversy because of the perceived treatment of a fish, who is out of water and dying on camera—it was in fact slow motion footage; the fish was returned to its tank alive in a matter of seconds. During an interview, the band joked that the fish seen flopping around in the music video belonged to Icelandic singer Björk, whom they claimed to have stolen from her at a party. There are also stories of Björk giving the fish to the keyboardist Roddy Bottum after a poetry reading in San Francisco. Guitarist Jim Martin was a schoolmate, close friend and fan of the early Metallica bassist Cliff Burton. In the video he can be seen wearing a t-shirt with a photo of Cliff with the words "A Tribute to Cliff Burton". In addition, Mike Patton can be seen wearing a Mr. Bungle shirt that reads "There's A Tractor In My Balls Again". "Epic" is a song by alternative metal band Faith No More. The song was a breakthrough hit single. It was released in 1990 and featured on their third album The Real Thing. It peaked at number nine on the Hot 100, and was the band's only Top Ten hit in the United States. It is the band's most popular song and a staple in their concerts. This song features a combination of heavy metal with rap, paving the way for rap metal and funk metal. Some rap and hip-hop artists have cited this song as a major influence in how they shout and syncopate their lyrics with heavy guitar-driven riffs. "Epic" has been covered both in concerts and on the Kerrang! Higher Voltage CD, a compilation of artists covering other songs. Such artists include the Welsh rock band The Automatic; the CD was released 20 June 2007. The Metalcore band Atreyu also covered the song on their album Lead Sails Paper Anchor, and the Swedish indie band Love Is All plans to cover it in their 2008 tour. A master track of the song also appears in the music video game Rock Band. A shortened version of the song is also featured in the racing game, Burnout Paradise. The song also appeared in a commercial for the console versions of Street Fighter IV, with the announcer stating about the game's "epic return". "Epic" was ranked number thirty on VH1's 40 Greatest Metal Songs, and number sixty-seven on their 100 Greatest One-hit Wonders list. - Wikipedia ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- RockVOB VOB and high definition music videos. http://thepiratebay.se/user/RockVOB/ DISCLAIMER: Music videos are for promotional use only. I feel music videos is for advertising. I DO NOT support piracy at all. IRCA, if I have violated. Feel free to contact me. I will gladly remove torrent. [email protected] /* */

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