Faith No More - Angel Dust twoplayer and all the other Dork

and all the other Dork Tower characters in their munchkin-vampire finery

Northend Sweetheart showcases Ryan's genre-fluidity while combining elements of alt/hip-hop

Bootie Brown of the Pharcyde

Hypnic Jerks has the quality of an indescribable dream fading from memory as you slowly begin to regain consciousness

and the gentrifying soullessness of city life as youthful dreams are mercilessly stripped away

Faith No More - Angel Dust twoplayer and all the other DorkDeluxe double vinyl LP pressing includes the original release accompanied by a second LP filled with rarities related to the album. After extensive touring for their 1989 album The Real Thing, the band returned in 1992 with Angel Dust. It climbed to #10 on the U. S. album charts and would later be recognized as one of the most influential releases of the era. The album swings between extremes aggressive and disturbing, but also beautiful and soothing