Credits:

Mike Patton

Description:

Mike Patton's solo work "Mondo Carne" debuted at #2 on the U.S. Classical Charts! (2010), a cover album of Italian songs from the 50s and 60s with an orchestra and backing band! This is a solo album by Mike Patton, the singer of Faith No More, a well-known band in Japan, and the leader of Phantomas, who has earned a reputation as a genius. With a 40-member orchestra and a 15-member backing band, Patton sings covers of Italian popular music, mostly Italian songs from the 50s and 60s. Among them is the original Italian version of Frank Sinatra's U.S. hit "The World We Knew". Patton, who was living in Bologna at the time, was greatly influenced by the pop singers on the radio who sang with an orchestra in the background, and this album was born. Patton himself concentrated on being a singer, arranger, and producer for this album. Mondo Carne" is the title of an Italian film, which means "The World's Cruelest Story.The album, which debuted at No. 2 on the U.S. classical charts, is especially popular in Finland and Switzerland.

Tracklisting:

1.Cielo in Una Stanza, Il
2.Che Notte!
3.Ore D'amore
4.Deep Down
5.Quello Che Conta
6.Urlo Negro
7.Scalinatella
8.Uomo Che Non Sapeva Amare, L'
9.20 Km Al Giorno
10.Ti Offro Da Bere
11.Senza Fine