What are your honest-to-egg true thoughts on Mr. Bungle?

>>73228993
I - WAN - NA -

Impulse deleted them after hearing both shitting sounds and porn sounds on 1 album. I'll give them another shot eventually though.

>>73229112
2lowbrow4u baka

>>73229112
Listen to California.

Stubb A Dub is a great song

>>73229112
there's barely any porn sounds in their self-titled
the shitting is unnecessary though

>>73229148
the fact that there are any porn sounds at all is unnecessary

>>73229155
how? it's barely noticeable and blends in well with the song
unless you're talking about the skits, but the porn skits are just cheesy conversation

I honestly really love Mr. Bungle

I FOUND A

>>73228993
took me longer than usual to get it; at the beginning I felt like the pace/rhythm/style changed at random, after I eventually acknowledged what's where I really liked it. I think California is a very good album.

GREATEST OF ALL TIME
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dissent=shit taste

>>73229487
What do you really love about them?

>>73228993
Debut is good. California is okay. Don't want to tackle Disco Volante

>>73229711
California > Volante > Bungle

>>73229137
Might be my favorite

>>73229137
DO YOU KNOW
THAT YOU'RE A FUCKING DOG

lockbettycrockerinthekitchenandknockherupduringsupperclutterupherbuttergutter

CHAK

Cool band. They started really goofy and dumb but ended up making some great music.

>>73228993
One of my fav bands. It hurts to know I'll never see them live. They played some great gigs

Volante > California > s/t

Patton's voice makes me wet desu

very nice

>>73228993
where's my rainbow, /mu/?

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>>73230368
this, I couldn't stand the self titled pretty much, too much weird shit for me man, but California was really cool

>>73228993
>*KECAK CHANT*

What's the best song on California and why is it Ars Moriendi or Golem II?

>>73231227
It's Golem II

>>73231227
it's None Of Them Knew They Were Robots

You Will Hate Life More Than Life Hates You

>>73229724
>>73230887
California has good moments, but with it lacking the strangeness and energy of the debut, it has to rely more on creative songwriting, which it sometimes lacks. Still good but slightly sterile version of their earlier work.

>>73233834
>it has to be weird to be good

>>73229148
>>73229112
you can always pretend it's just wet rags you know

that's the whole point of acousmatic music

anthony kieldis is a fucking cunt

>>73233834
Implying Ars Moriendi isn't the most off the walls insane and energetic song Mr. Bungle has put out.

s/t = childhood
disco volante = adulthood
california = old age

>>73234095
That must have taken you a lot of thought.

>>73234095
exactly the opposite

>>73235826
this but unironically

>>73234017
i thought it was actually an old coffee machine?
>>73236529
this but unironically

>>73229694
Not him, but their use of musique concrete on California is genius.

good band, good album

>>73230368
they always made great music even if they made goofy and dumb great music at first

>>73237114
What is musique concrete?

>>73237892
An acousmatic form of experimental music that involves taking recorded audio and making compositions out of them. Said audio recordings are generally mixed or warped or otherwise altered in some way.

>>73238048
On which California songs is the musique concrete really apparent?

>>73234049
It isn't.

>>73234049
the entirety of their self-titled is more energetic than Ars Moriendi

>I just want to clarify that reference to Omega Point in NOTKTWR does not make the song 'about' that subject. Tipler's brand of scientific cryptotheology is just one of the elements taken into consideration in the song - I use it to help illustrate a point. Namely, that the reductionist tendency in physics/sciences springs from the same source as the worst religious Dogmatism. Gnostics would argue that both serve the Demiurgos, or False God - creator of the physical universe, who unwittingly conceals the True Hidden God while imagining himself to be The One. In any case, the reference to St. Augustine is not there to bash religion, but to help chart the linear history of where science and religion converge in their satanic pact (In the beginning was a Bang!). Most importantly, these images deal with the timeless tendency to overly-literalistic reductionism - how we render the universe to ourselves prematurely, and round out the edges to make it consistent with our beliefs. No area of inquiry is immune - we're lucky if we can penetrate any respective channel of 'human knowledge' deep enough to discover the three or four totally shit-upon luminaries who are sitting there dispersed through time in backed-up sewer-systems of brainbending superfluous nonsense.
>I hope people will at least see that the song doesn't consider science or religion to be particularly opposed in this regard. Sure, with the Inquisition we all have historical precedent for the severity of 'religious' atrocities - but it [cyclical time] might make you wonder which cloak the Beast will don to the next be-heading party... has it already begun? Either it never started, or it will never end. None of them knew...
what did he mean by this?

>>73238083
someone answer this man

>>73239481
Thanks for stickin up for me

>>73238083
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>>73239499
there's some in The Air-Conditioned Nightmare, Gollem II and maybe Goodbye Sober Day
that's it, I think

>>73228993
this album sounds like the nightmare before christmas soundtrack or some shit

>>73239551
>Air-Conditioned Nightmare
So would an example be those strange noises made before the first "Get me out of this air-conditioned nightmare"? It's at 0:53.

>>73239690
yes, that's what I'm talking about
it's pretty minimal, though

GIGA