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    Mr Bungle

    Please discuss among yourselves.


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    is this a genre I did not know? what would you tell your neighbour if he askes you what music you like?


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    Quote Originally Posted by Uli View Post
    is this a genre I did not know? what would you tell your neighbour if he askes you what music you like?

    (Fantomas clip)
    Sounds like music for a Roadrunner cartoon. And I believe the drummer is over-compensating...
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    Trevor Dunn was the bassist.

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    I avoid any Mike Patton related music. I don't even like The Big Gundown.

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    The Real Thing was a pretty good album, IMO.

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    Well I like a whole lot of Trevor Dunn and Mike Patton on Tzadik!

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    I had what I think was the first Mr. Bungle album. I seem to recall one of the tracks containing audio of someone taking a dump. Despite that, I couldn't get into it.
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    I used to share a cubicle at my first IT consulting job with a much younger female programmer who, initially, all I knew by her self-description was that she was a metal fan. She noticed me reading the Wire and asked what type of music I listened to and to give her something to listen to that she might like. I wasn't sure what to give her so I gave her a Vandermark 5 disc that had some skronky guitar work by Jeb Bishop, "Target or Flag". She hated it. So I was stuck on what to do and thought WTF and gave her Machine Gun. She fucking loved it. A lot. Once that was established I gave her some Zorn and she was very happy with what I'd give her to listen to.

    Why am I bringing that up in this thread? Because she was a big Mr Bungle fan and, by association, Mike Patton (I think besides Fantomas he was in a group called Faith No More). In fact she had Patton's solo disc on Tzadik so she was 100% in for him. I like him ok, I guess, but not nearly as much as she does. She was also a big Diamanda Galas fan.
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    Capt, Kevin Drumm's Sheer Hellish Miasma next!

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    Unfortunately she's fallen off the face of the earth; too bad because a lot of people liked her. You *have* prompted me to order Sheer Hellish Miasma, filling an inexplicable void in my collection. So thanks for jogging my addled excuse for a mind.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Captain Hate View Post
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    ......She was also a big Diamanda Galas fan.
    Ahhh...Diamandas. I love this chick! She did two or three early albums (on Mute I think) one was about her brother's dying of AIDS. Horrifying stuff....really....amazing use of sound....

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    I prefer most of Patton's work sans Zorn/Tzadik. He's hit and miss when it involves Zorn/Tzadik.


    Trevor Dunn is replacing Kevin Rutmanis on the next Tomahawk's release.
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