In the live recording titled "FAITH NO MORE The Real Thing LIVE BRIXTON," the performance took place during a pivotal moment in Faith No More's career. This concert occurred in 1990, shortly after the release of their groundbreaking album, "The Real Thing," which came out in June of that year. This album marked a significant shift for the band, as it was their first to feature lead singer Mike Patton, who replaced Chuck Mosley. "The Real Thing" brought the band international acclaim and included hit singles like "Epic," which helped popularize their unique blend of metal, funk, and alternative rock. The Brixton performance exemplifies their dynamic stage presence and the enthusiastic reception from fans, solidifying their status as a format-defining band of the era. This concert stands as a testament to their explosive energy and musical evolution during a critical phase in their career.