Angel Dust (Deluxe Edition) (180g)

LPA

1. Land Of Sunshine 
2. Caffeine 
3. Midlife Crisis 
4. RV 
5. Everything's Ruined 
6. Malpractice

LPB

1. Kindergarten 
2. Be Aggressive 
3. A Small Victory 
4. Jizzlobber 
5. Smaller And Smaller

LPC

1. Side Three
2. Easy                        
3. Midnight Cowboy             
4. Crack Hitler              
5. Midlife Crisis (The Scream Mix) Remixed by Matt Wallace 
6. The World Is Yours (Angel Dust outtake)

LPD

1. As The Worm Turns (Mike Patton vocal / Japan bonus track)
2. Das Schutzenfest (German version)
3. Let's Lynch The Landlord (B-Side)
4. Be Aggressive (Live in Munich 9th November 1992)  
5. Kindergarten (Live in Munich 9th November 1992)
6. We Care A Lot (Live in Munich 9th November 1992)

As Faith No More prepares to unleash its first new album in nearly 20 years this May, Rhino Records celebrates the back-to-back classic albums that helped establish the band’s vital and visceral musical legacy with Deluxe Editions of THE REAL THING and ANGEL DUST.

Each album will be offered as a two-disc CD set that includes the original release accompanied by a second disc filled with rarities related to the album. Both will be available on June 8 at retail outlets. The collections will arrive soon after the band concludes an extensive North American tour.

In addition to the CD set there will also be a double LP, 180gm heavyweight black vinyl format of each album, featuring the original album and a selection of the rarities related to each. The release date of the vinyl formats is planned for August.

Like all bands who transcended their time to become cornerstones of an era, Faith No More sounded like nobody else. The group’s commercial breakthrough came in 1989 with the release of THE REAL THING. It was the band’s third album, but the first to feature the line-up of Mike Bordin (drums), Roddy Bottum (keyboards), Bill Gould (bass), Jim Martin (guitars), and Mike Patton (vocals).

After extensive touring, 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—showing off every facet of the band’s quirky eloquence on such diverse tracks as “Midlife Crisis,” “Jizzlobber,” “R.V.” and “Small Victory.”

Among the nine tracks featured on the bonus disc is a mix of “Midlife Crisis” by the band’s longtime producer Matt Wallace, a trio of live recordings from a concert in Munich, Germany, as well as covers of the Dead Kennedys’ “Let’s Lynch The Landlord” and the band’s unforgettable take on the Commodores’ “Easy.”