13 Jun 1986 - Hollywood
San Francisco - 21 Jun 1986
[Setlist from memory]
We Care A Lot
Chinese Arithmetic
Chinese Arithmetic
2
Confirmation:
Setlist.fm
Los Angeles Times 16th June 1986 (Steve Hochman): "Saturday at Club Lingerie [...] San Francisco's Faith No More followed with a loud, drum-heavy set ranging from a U2-like instrumental to the cynical rap anthem "We Care a Lot." The quintet's motley, mangy presentation recalled L.A. bad boys Thelonious Monster."
Los Angeles Times, 8 June 1986, page 71
LA Weekly, 13-19 June 1986, page 73 and 77
-- "SF "?" rockers Faith No More"
-- "Faith No More, whose 'We Care A Lot' is a bona fide underground anthem. The reference point might be Killing Joke, but this San Francisco group of exotic pop-thrashers have a grungy niche all of their own, and they're just waiting for a few good minds to cave in. Pick your pretty poison..."
LA Weekly review of the show says FNM played a "U2 like instrumental" - our guess/speculation is that this is Chinese Arithmetic, which had only recently been written (see Small Victories) and is played as an instrumental until later in the year.
Los Angeles Times 16th June 1986 (Steve Hochman): "Saturday at Club Lingerie [...] San Francisco's Faith No More followed with a loud, drum-heavy set ranging from a U2-like instrumental to the cynical rap anthem "We Care a Lot." The quintet's motley, mangy presentation recalled L.A. bad boys Thelonious Monster."
Los Angeles Times, 8 June 1986, page 71
LA Weekly, 13-19 June 1986, page 73 and 77
-- "SF "?" rockers Faith No More"
-- "Faith No More, whose 'We Care A Lot' is a bona fide underground anthem. The reference point might be Killing Joke, but this San Francisco group of exotic pop-thrashers have a grungy niche all of their own, and they're just waiting for a few good minds to cave in. Pick your pretty poison..."
LA Weekly review of the show says FNM played a "U2 like instrumental" - our guess/speculation is that this is Chinese Arithmetic, which had only recently been written (see Small Victories) and is played as an instrumental until later in the year.
On This Day:
| Year | Venue | State/Country |
|
|---|---|---|---|
| 1990 | Mudbuggs, Tucson | AZ, USA |
|
| 1992 | Manchester City Football Ground, Maine Road, Manchester | England |
|
| 1993 | Dvorets Sporta Luzhniki, Moscow | Russia | |
| 1995 | Festival Grounds, Wiesen | Austria | |
| 2009 | Rock In Idro, Palasharp, Milan | Italy |
📼
|
| 2015 | O2 Academy, Glasgow | Scotland |
|
| 2022 | CANCELLED O2 Academy Brixton, London | England |