25 Feb 1989 - Berkeley
Los Angeles - 12 Mar 1989
Faith No More
Saturday, 11 March
1989
Night Moves
Huntington Beach, CA, USA
with Falling Idols and Hangmen
Chinese Arithmetic
Epic
no piano part at end
R n' R
Paradise (Sade)
Introduce Yourself
The Real Thing
Underwater Love
From Out Of Nowhere
The Crab Song
Falling To Pieces
As The Worm Turns
Surprise! You're Dead!
Woodpecker From Mars
We Care A Lot
War Pigs (Black Sabbath)
Epic
no piano part at end
R n' R
Paradise (Sade)
Introduce Yourself
The Real Thing
Underwater Love
From Out Of Nowhere
The Crab Song
Falling To Pieces
As The Worm Turns
Surprise! You're Dead!
Woodpecker From Mars
We Care A Lot
War Pigs (Black Sabbath)
Confirmation:
CV Database
Orange County Register (Cary Darling) - March 10, 1989:
"It's been a while since Faith No More has had any new music in the marketplace, but that will be rectified in late May when its "The Real Thing" LP is released. Meanwhile, this group's ferocious rock-funk-pop mix -- exemplified in the explosive KROQ hit "We Care A Lot" -- can be experienced in the flesh in area shows. Faith No More plays Night Moves in Huntington Beach Saturday night."
The video previously labelled as "Mike Patton's First Gig" and "Bogart's Long Beach 12 March 1989" is a video of this show.
The video was recorded by the famous Charged Video, it's timestamped as 12 March 1989, 12:25am.
Los Angeles Times, 10 March 1989, page 129, Happenings
Los Angeles Times, 5 Mar 1989, Night Moves ad, page 70
Orange County Register (Cary Darling) - March 10, 1989:
"It's been a while since Faith No More has had any new music in the marketplace, but that will be rectified in late May when its "The Real Thing" LP is released. Meanwhile, this group's ferocious rock-funk-pop mix -- exemplified in the explosive KROQ hit "We Care A Lot" -- can be experienced in the flesh in area shows. Faith No More plays Night Moves in Huntington Beach Saturday night."
The video previously labelled as "Mike Patton's First Gig" and "Bogart's Long Beach 12 March 1989" is a video of this show.
The video was recorded by the famous Charged Video, it's timestamped as 12 March 1989, 12:25am.
Los Angeles Times, 10 March 1989, page 129, Happenings
Los Angeles Times, 5 Mar 1989, Night Moves ad, page 70
Video:
Description:
Before the show the PA plays "Tell Me Something Good" by Rufus (feat. Chaka Khan)
Roddy is wear his LAPD t-shirt, Patton white t-shirt with grey long shorts, Jim a "FSU" black t-shirt and blue jeans, Bill a white t-shirt with ? design and grey pants. Puffy is shirtless.
During Epic Patton sings "Do it some more" like the album rather than what would become his usual "Fuck it some more".
After R n'R:
- Patton: Hey nice *chugs some orange juice*
* Bill starts to play a bass riff*
- Patton: Anybody here know Sade?
After Paradise:
- Patton: Everybody say YEAH for Sade!
- Jim: Fuck off pussy!
- Patton: This is Sade's husband over here, Jim.
- Jim: Not any more, she won't even lick my butt!
- Patton: This next song is for you shy motherfuckers
Before The Real Thing:
- Patton: "... new track and it's called the Real Thing baby"
Before The Crab Song:
- Patton: Hey, how're you feeling Puffy? This here is Puffy, and he doesn't feel good. Everybody say "poor Puffy"
- Crowd and Jim: Poor. Puffy!
- Patton: He's starting to feel better already.
- Jim: Well thing is, he never really feels good anyway.
- Patton: Oh boy is this that song? This is that song. Look at this guy? *goes to flick cigarette from Jim's mouth* Sad song. Cry. Fuckin'-A man.
Before Falling To Pieces:
- Bill: This is dedicated to a fan of ours Mr Adam Clayton of U2, let's here it!
- Patton: No shit, there he is, just go up and ask him questions about Bono, and he'll tell you. We might even have him come on and do a little number for us. We're thinking about doing uh, I Still Haven't Found What We're Looking For and uh, the fuckin' uh, Angel of Harlem dude. This is a brand new song...
During As The Worm Turns intro:
- Patton: This is an old song. This song was written before I was motherfuckin' born.
Before Surprise! You're Dead:
- Patton: Thanks people. Goddamn. There must be, five million tits out there. Five thousands tits and uh, 200 metal heads, and a couple of penises, and uh, one butt.
In the intro to Woodpecker From Mars, Jim pretends to order some sandwiches.
Before We Care A Lot:
- Patton: You know something? Singing for this band... Singing, for this band. Is a dirty fuckin' job! (he sprays beer all over the front row)
- The MC talks over the top of Patton, mentioning a show at Hong Kong Cafe with Black Flag and the Germs
Before War Pigs:
- Patton: This should be an ugly motherfucker to end the evening.
Roddy is wear his LAPD t-shirt, Patton white t-shirt with grey long shorts, Jim a "FSU" black t-shirt and blue jeans, Bill a white t-shirt with ? design and grey pants. Puffy is shirtless.
During Epic Patton sings "Do it some more" like the album rather than what would become his usual "Fuck it some more".
After R n'R:
- Patton: Hey nice *chugs some orange juice*
* Bill starts to play a bass riff*
- Patton: Anybody here know Sade?
After Paradise:
- Patton: Everybody say YEAH for Sade!
- Jim: Fuck off pussy!
- Patton: This is Sade's husband over here, Jim.
- Jim: Not any more, she won't even lick my butt!
- Patton: This next song is for you shy motherfuckers
Before The Real Thing:
- Patton: "... new track and it's called the Real Thing baby"
Before The Crab Song:
- Patton: Hey, how're you feeling Puffy? This here is Puffy, and he doesn't feel good. Everybody say "poor Puffy"
- Crowd and Jim: Poor. Puffy!
- Patton: He's starting to feel better already.
- Jim: Well thing is, he never really feels good anyway.
- Patton: Oh boy is this that song? This is that song. Look at this guy? *goes to flick cigarette from Jim's mouth* Sad song. Cry. Fuckin'-A man.
Before Falling To Pieces:
- Bill: This is dedicated to a fan of ours Mr Adam Clayton of U2, let's here it!
- Patton: No shit, there he is, just go up and ask him questions about Bono, and he'll tell you. We might even have him come on and do a little number for us. We're thinking about doing uh, I Still Haven't Found What We're Looking For and uh, the fuckin' uh, Angel of Harlem dude. This is a brand new song...
During As The Worm Turns intro:
- Patton: This is an old song. This song was written before I was motherfuckin' born.
Before Surprise! You're Dead:
- Patton: Thanks people. Goddamn. There must be, five million tits out there. Five thousands tits and uh, 200 metal heads, and a couple of penises, and uh, one butt.
In the intro to Woodpecker From Mars, Jim pretends to order some sandwiches.
Before We Care A Lot:
- Patton: You know something? Singing for this band... Singing, for this band. Is a dirty fuckin' job! (he sprays beer all over the front row)
- The MC talks over the top of Patton, mentioning a show at Hong Kong Cafe with Black Flag and the Germs
Before War Pigs:
- Patton: This should be an ugly motherfucker to end the evening.
On This Day:
| Year | Venue | State/Country |
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|---|---|---|---|
| 1990 | Faith No More: Mabel's, Champaign | IL, USA |
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| 1995 | Faith No More: Manchester University, Manchester | England |
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| 2000 | Mr. Bungle: Selinas, Sydney | NSW, Australia |
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| 2002 | Tomahawk: Garage, Glasgow | Scotland |
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| 2004 | Rahzel: Irving Plaza, New York | NY, USA |
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