Mr Bungle.

[bubinga5]

i gotta say i dig Mr Bungle. ive never heard a band that has so many genres in there music. this tune kicks ass. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4lN0_FD84E4

[BetaFunk]

It's very funkadelicslystoneaveragewhitebandtroublefunkkoolandgangish dontcha think?

[bubinga5]

thats exactly what i was thinking.

[Cameronj279]

I played "Squeeze me macaroni" as my audition for my music course at college.

Loved Mr Bungle for a good few years now

[winterfire666]

what a cool band, pure insanity, with great grooves.
i love the bass part in stubb (a dub)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-RBSrUtX0bA

[ped]

This is my fave Bungle track!

http://youtu.be/4L-RGT11mqg?t=21m30s

[thisnameistaken]

I like Bungle. They always sounded like a sort-of ultra-juvenile Zappa to me.

[lucatus]

Great band! Love them!

[mrtcat]

Played "girls of porn" at our school end of year talent show on my last day of school back in late 90s. Had a bunch of the school's finest "ladies of fewer virtues" do sound effects.

[sprocketflup]

Excellent album that one, the one preceding that and the one after though are much harder work IMO. John Zorn was let loose a little to much

[Bolo]

Mr. Bungle is great fun, much respect for Mike Patton!

[xilddx]

Mr Bungle are peerless. Mike Patton is a musical wonder.

[Thunderbird]

[quote name='xilddx' timestamp='1386456113' post='2300441']
Mr Bungle are peerless. Mike Patton is a musical wonder.
[/quote] Is Mike Patton from Faith no more also? I am going to check a bit more of this Mr Bungle out form the small bit I heard on Youtube it seemed OK

[Prime_BASS]

Love me some Mr. Bungle actually forgot about that stuff till the thread popped up.

[ZenBasses]

I saw Mr Bungle when they were touring the California album

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J4rqXqpLCZ0

Perfect example of their music

Ps is the bass player playing a Alembic or a reversed headstock pedulla? Or neither..lol
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Edited March 24, 2014 by icastle
Link fixed.

[Mornats]

[quote name='xilddx' timestamp='1386456113' post='2300441']
Mr Bungle are peerless. Mike Patton is a musical wonder.
[/quote]

This.

[ped]

[quote name='ZenBasses' timestamp='1386523534' post='2301018']
I saw Mr Bungle when they were touring the California album

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J4rqXqpLCZ0

Perfect example of their music

Ps is the bass player playing a Alembic or a reversed headstock pedulla? Or neither..lol
.
[/quote]

Alembic Europa 5

Edited March 24, 2014 by icastle
Link fixed.

[gazgoldstar]

California is a seriously under rated album if you ask me. One of the best US albums of the 90's. That dipstick Anthony Kiedis did terrible things to Mr Bungle after their long running feud, managed to get Mr Bungle booted off several high profile shows which would of helped California immensely.

[CamdenRob]

Do love a bit of Mr Bungle.

[xilddx]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oAJR4SreD7s

[burno70]

'Come on Baby squirt some gravy.' Nobody does lyrics like that anymore!

Love all the albums and the way they evolved. Pink cigarette is an alltime fave of mine.

[ZenBasses]

[quote name='ped' timestamp='1386531896' post='2301164']


Alembic Europa 5
[/quote]

That's 2 things I've got right on BC this week.

I'm on a role

Seriously though I've been loving Mr Bungle on the journeys to work since this post was started

Makes public transport much more bearable

Hehe

[Cosmo Valdemar]

I love Mr Bungle, have done since school. All of the albums are amazing, but California is a masterpiece, regardless of genre - in my mind the best thing Patton has ever worked on.
I was lucky enough to see them live at the much-missed London Astoria, in '99 I think it was.
And of course, they have an absolute bass monster in Trevor Dunn - has anyone tried to play Dead Goon?

[bobpalt]

Sorry, I don't get it?

[bobpalt]

[quote name='hiram.k.hackenbacker' timestamp='1386600052' post='2301975']

I don't get what it is you don't get?
[/quote]

It's just a noise to me, sorry. Each to their own I guess.