+Semento Posta You absolutely must check out Darth Vegas if you want to hear some straight-up Bungle worship. They have a couple of releases out and are really something.
Granted, live festival mixes can be hellish (let alone with this lineup) but this one never really hits its stride throughout. It's potentially the best proshot 90s Bungle footage but the missing/poorly leveled instruments make certain portions sound naked out of context (the Travolta verses, yikes). The monitor mix might have been better since the band seems to be into it. I would kill to get my hands on the stems and redo this and I'm not even a professional mixer.
0:20 -What the world needs now is love (Cover-Original by Burt Bacharach) 3:30 - None of them knew they were robots 9:34 - The air conditioned nightmare 13:39- Important message from Mike Patton 13:55- Quote unquote (Travolta) 18:42 - Ei raat tomar amar (Cover-Orginal By Hemanta Kumar) 21:23- Doo Woop/That Thing (Cover-Original by Lauryn Hill) 21:57 -My Ass is on fire 26:27 -Pink cigarrette 30:55 -Ars Moriendi 35:37 - Goodbye sober day If something is wrong write it in the comments and i'll fix it Also, Thanks for the likes :)
After over 20 years of listening to Mr Bungle (and other bands Mike Patton has recorded and performed with for the public), I have come to realise that you have to be weird/strange/eclectic, on some level to be able to appreciate, like/love and even understand the themes and lyrics of this band. For me, Mr Bungle with the way they change genres of music and tempo or mood, are the sort of act that happen once in a century. I never get tired of hearing any music they have made !
I've heard about this band forever, because I like Faith No More, but never checked them out until now. Chino from Deftones talked about them a few times, and I should have known then to check them out, because Chino has pretty good taste in music, and makes dope music. That's what got me to finally check these guys out, because all my other favorites have side projects, Solo stuff, so I started checking out Team Sleep, Crosses, and Palms. I like all Chinos stuff, so I started it with other bands like System of a Down. I finally checked out their side projects/Solo stuff, and it's cool too. The point is I'm gonna start checking out stuff from bands other stuff.
Boys really do be singing in the locker rooms. When I went camping this summer I always heard guys singing together from the males shower room/bathroom. Never heard it from the ladies room though.
For those wondering who the other 2 guys playing other than the Mr. Bungle original members are: James "Jim" Rotondi - keyboards William Winant - xylophone, percussion
I don't think people realize how talented these guys are 1. they are all perfectly in tune and in time with one another 2. originality galore 3. Mike is up there with Freddie Mercury as vocalists go AND as entertainers go 4. sheer fearlessness Mr. Bungle is THE SHIZNAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
While I thoroughly appreciate the musicianship and talent, I've never been able to get into their songs. I have certainly tried, but it's just not for me.
William Winant… the unsung touring hero of live Mr. Bungle. If you know you know. God damn that dude should have been a full time member. He lived and breathed the performance, and you can see how much he cares about it being perfect every time he’s on camera. Same with Bar & Danny. And Danny is so f’ing underrated
I saw them in Madison, WI in 1995/96 and they had the masks on there too. Melt Banana opened. Bungle encored with "Everybody's Working For The Weekend" fucking amazing.
0:20 -What the world needs now is love 3:30 - None of them knew they were robots 9:34 - The air conditioned nightmare 13:55- Quote unquote 18:42 - Ei raat tomar amar 21:23- Doo Woop/That Thing 21:57 -My Ass is on fire 26:27 -Pink cigarrette 30:55 -Ars Moriendi 35:37 - Goodbye sober day
I saw SOAD in 1999 and Bungle opened for them. Did not even know that it was the singer for Faith No More. Their performance was so unusual i didn't pay enough attention to their talent. I became a Mr Bungle fan 4 life later!
Around 23 minutes during "My Ass Is On Fire," they sample an awesome drum and bass song- "Timeless" by Goldie. Such an awesome addition to the reworked version of the song. Absolutely love this entire performance!!!
For the comments complaining about the audience not "digging it." How in the hell are you supposed to react? If I was there, I would be standing still in awe of this amazing band. There was people moshing.. but those parts are super short... One music is intense then it's clam..
I get your point as some songs are pretty slow and not that exciting, but what about Goodbye Sober Day or None Of Them Knew They Were Robots those got at least get some good reactions or moshing
SETLIST oo:oo What The World Needs Now O3:30 None Of Them Knew They Were Robots O9:35 Air Conditioned Nightmare 13:50 Quote Unquote "Travolta" 22:16 My Ass Is On Fire 26:26 Pink Cigarette 30:55 Ars Moriendi 35:37 Goodbye Sober Day
My god the coordination and skill...Bungle was a collective of musical geniuses. I've loved their records since high school; that they could actually perform this stuff live and so flawlessly is just...incredible.
0:00 What The World Needs Now 3:32 None Of The Knew They Were Robots 9:35 Air-Conditioned Nightmare 13:39 Travolta 22:11 My Ass Is On Fire 26:28 Pink Cigarette 30:40 Ars Moriendi 35:16 Goodbye Sober Day
While listening to this, my husband quipped that a keen double-bill would be mr. Bungle and Tom Waits. Totally different spectrums, yet somehow fitting that quirky, dark, Weimar-era circus vibe. I think he's right!
One of the biggest tragedies is music is that these guys only made 3 albums, (their latest one is just a re-do of their older thrash metal tracks, so I don't consider it a main release) I finished their entire discograhy in a single day and I was so bummed when I realized there wasn't more. I really wonder what 10 more years of Mr. Bungle would've looked like, what crazy unhinged sounds they would've created. So sad we don't live in that world.
At 14:20 Trey is CLEARLY signalling the sound guy to turn his guitar down a bit. This is because at this part, the guitar has to be more quiet to synergize with the keys more. It's pretty self-evident in the studio version. Mr Bungle is just one of those bands you gotta know good to be a good sound guy for imo.
I can think of few bands that I'd like to do sound for less than Bungle. What needs emphasis and what needs pushed to the background changes from measure to measure. If you weren't practicing with them on a regular basis you'd be hopelessly lost. So while the mix leaves much to be desired here, the sound guy gets a bit of a pass. Plus, there's a grand total of one pro-shot Bungle show available so we have to content ourselves with this until the reunion. :D
Actually this "synergizing" that you're reffering to only goes to the audience PA. If he's asking anything, is to the stage tech to balance his monitor a bit better.
How cool to have seen Mr Bungle back in the day! I feel envious. I was barely 10 years old that year and lived in Mexico. I didn't know about his existence back then. Blessed 90's How cool to have seen Mr. Bungle back in the day! I feel envious. I was barely 10 years old that year and lived in Mexico. I didn't know about his existence back then. Blessed 90's!
trey spruance.... the unsung hero.... he's amazing and (if you listen to the secret cheifs 3 stuff you'll see that he) had a BIG influence on the mr bungle sound yes, mike and trevor are amazing, but trey deserves a shout out
You should check out Man Man, not quite on the same level but a close second ua-cam.com/video/PaNfWATASsE/v-deo.html&ab_channel=RunningStillsProductions
I must have been in a coma. This is my first listen of this INCREDIBLE BAND! Mike Patton has to be the best vocalist EVER!!! What a f'n RANGE this lead singer has. I turned 48 and finally lost my high falsetto and hope Mike never encounters this nightmare. I am on my way to purchase every CD this band produced. Thanks brainphreak for this introduction and excellent recording. Look out Mr.Bungle, I will be purchasing your music legally so you can make a profit for your time and energy!
A funny anecdote about the last song: "Goodbye sober day" is a Finnish "drinking man´s proverb". Patton had been touring with FNM ( I think it was the last tour with Martin), and had befriended with a journalist in Finland, and spent a day with him... apparently drinking. And this Finnish guy, who´s name escapes me, had used that proverb. It had amused Patton a lot - and the next publication of Mr.Bungle featured a songtitle that originates to that one tourdate in Finland:)
+nimim. Marko Mikkilä It's the same with Caralho Voador (from King for a Day...Fool for a Lifetime). FNM toured with Sepultura and Patton learned some portuguese slang words. Caralho Voador means Flying Dick in Portuguese.
Google a band called "Cardiacs". Little known english "pronk" (punk/prog, although tim smith the singer hated the term) from the early 80s till recently. Like Zappa in a three way bar room brawl with the sex pistols and devo. You'll see a big influence on Bungle (and Paton loved Cardiacs)
A Perfect mixture of insanity and genius that could never be matched. Every measure a challenge and revelation of true skill. Every performance exposing just how lazy entertainment has become in comparison to the marathon of genre, musicianship, technique and skill that is Mr Bungle. Anyone who has been fortunate to witness this display of maniacal brilliance has won the jackpot of bragging rights. Mr Bungle is a category all its own and it is every bit worthy of praise. Salute to Mr Bungle.
00:25 What the World Needs Now, 03:32 None of them knew they were robots, 09:35 The Air-Conditioned Nightmare, 13:55 Travolta, 21:55 My Ass is On Fire, 26:28 Pink Cigarrette, 30:55 Ars Moriendi, 35:26 Goodbye Sober Day. sorry if someone posted this before.
Saw them in Cologne around that time. While waiting for the start we became bored and counted all the different instruments on stage, it were about 50. They used every one of them. Very impressing.
19:20 This whole breakdown and the part following it put me in mind of Incubus - the way they sounded during the era this gig was performed. Strangely, they were really trying to capture the sound of when this track was actually recorded.
I place Mike Patton in the same musical genius bin as Brian Wilson and Jazz Coleman of Killing Joke . Patton's work is like an angry and unstable "Smile." These signatures and orchestration are insane! What fantastic musicians! How the hell do you rehearse for a live show like this??
Why do people always single Mike Patton out? Trey and Trevor are also the other geniuses of Mr Bungle, and Mr Bungle have heavy influence and association with John Zorn (both the band Naked City and Zorn's other genre hopping stuff in the 80s). A high percentage of what these guys do both in Bungle and outside of Bungle can be traced back to specific pieces and albums by Zorn.
@@Hastenforthedawmbecause Mike Patton has the most skill/talent out of all of them...even though their definitely good and help with the originality production but Patton is really incomparable to just about anyone
Bungle is one of those bands you can't be indifferent to. I used to take long lonely drives at night high on various drugs, crying while listening to "California" over and over again.
People would say the same about Peeping Tom. Just cause Mike Patton is vocals. The band is fucking awesome. Mike is like the cherry on top of a great fucking ice cream sundae!
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You can quickly see a couple of the Deftones and Blink guys on the side of the stage wondering how the fuck they're gonna follow this.
When? Blink 182?
What The World Needs Now
IS MR BUNGLE BACK.
+Semento Posta Some songs in sol invictus have the mr bungle touch
Dhieen Thanks man, gonna check it then
+Semento Posta ...and instead we have MR NICKLE BACK
+Semento Posta You absolutely must check out Darth Vegas if you want to hear some straight-up Bungle worship. They have a couple of releases out and are really something.
Cody R Okay, thanks man
I can imagine the enormously difficult task at hand to have every instrument and vocal on stage mixed properly throughout the performance
Still the mixing butchered a few songs
@@nelsonchike4812 none of them knew they were robots in particular sounds pretty rough. Air conditioned nightmare on the other hand sounds brilliant.
Lots of signals to the sound people from the band
That's why they aren't. The mix is bizarre (no pun intended) and half the shit is out of tune. Amazing show though.
Granted, live festival mixes can be hellish (let alone with this lineup) but this one never really hits its stride throughout. It's potentially the best proshot 90s Bungle footage but the missing/poorly leveled instruments make certain portions sound naked out of context (the Travolta verses, yikes). The monitor mix might have been better since the band seems to be into it. I would kill to get my hands on the stems and redo this and I'm not even a professional mixer.
17:43 - the scream of a prehistoric bird.
As for the concert itself, it’s historic.
0:20 -What the world needs now is love (Cover-Original by Burt Bacharach)
3:30 - None of them knew they were robots
9:34 - The air conditioned nightmare
13:39- Important message from Mike Patton
13:55- Quote unquote (Travolta)
18:42 - Ei raat tomar amar (Cover-Orginal By Hemanta Kumar)
21:23- Doo Woop/That Thing (Cover-Original by Lauryn Hill)
21:57 -My Ass is on fire
26:27 -Pink cigarrette
30:55 -Ars Moriendi
35:37 - Goodbye sober day
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Is this te band Brian from Korn was talkin about?
Pretty sure this was the band he was talking about. 👍
19:44 - Killed me. That little interaction is Mr. Bungle in a nutshell to me.
@20:09 IKR the look he makes when the guy actually shows his dick...lol
A truly bizarre band at the Bizarre festival is refreshing.
Get this lineup back together i beg you.
Mr. Bungle is making me feel more comfortable in accepting the fact that I'm a strange weirdo
ohhh yeah
No need to state the obvious
After over 20 years of listening to Mr Bungle (and other bands Mike Patton has recorded and performed with for the public), I have come to realise that you have to be weird/strange/eclectic, on some level to be able to appreciate, like/love and even understand the themes and lyrics of this band. For me, Mr Bungle with the way they change genres of music and tempo or mood, are the sort of act that happen once in a century. I never get tired of hearing any music they have made !
Thanks, Captain Obvious!
@@thewilfer they're geniuses
I saw them back then and didn’t know anything about them. It’s sad because I’m a fan now.
Trevor Dunn never fails to amaze me. I wouldn't be able to keep a straight face while on stage dressed like that.
17:23 best guitarist moves of all time
+Jason A. no doubt about that
Haha, it's like he's playing in a herd of invisible buffalo's but still managing to keep his cool and playing
he is just one cool guotar player
YES!!
would like to see angus young do this
Bungle is an eclectic, mind fuck tornado of styles you didn't know you craved.
+Dustin Hanlin totally agree
Geez. How else could you describe it. This is the definition
Dustin Hanlin--Excellent.
Kinda like System of a Down
I've heard about this band forever, because I like Faith No More, but never checked them out until now. Chino from Deftones talked about them a few times, and I should have known then to check them out, because Chino has pretty good taste in music, and makes dope music. That's what got me to finally check these guys out, because all my other favorites have side projects, Solo stuff, so I started checking out Team Sleep, Crosses, and Palms. I like all Chinos stuff, so I started it with other bands like System of a Down. I finally checked out their side projects/Solo stuff, and it's cool too. The point is I'm gonna start checking out stuff from bands other stuff.
Girls Locker Room: Omg Stacy, PE class sucks.
Boys Locker Room:
Boys really do be singing in the locker rooms. When I went camping this summer I always heard guys singing together from the males shower room/bathroom. Never heard it from the ladies room though.
This was filmed inside the boys locker room
For those wondering who the other 2 guys playing other than the Mr. Bungle original members are:
James "Jim" Rotondi - keyboards
William Winant - xylophone, percussion
Thank you to Manuel. I was wondering who the keyboardist and additional drummer was also for purposes of archiving this concert.
Doesn’t surprise me to find someone with BTbAM profile pic here 😄😍
William Winant does a ton of weird percussion stuff with a lot of different people. He was involved with Mike's Mondo Cane album a few years back.
William Winant is a musical beast!!!
I don't think people realize how talented these guys are
1. they are all perfectly in tune and in time with one another
2. originality galore
3. Mike is up there with Freddie Mercury as vocalists go AND as entertainers go
4. sheer fearlessness
Mr. Bungle is THE SHIZNAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
While I thoroughly appreciate the musicianship and talent, I've never been able to get into their songs. I have certainly tried, but it's just not for me.
@@matthewensign9683 bungle can't fail the world. only the world can fail bungle
@@matthewensign9683 Agreed for the most part. I really like the "new album" but it's a reissue of their old demo, lol
@@MrOctober44
the bluray performance is amazingly entertaining
@@matthewensign9683 take shrooms or acid, then listen. :)
William Winant… the unsung touring hero of live Mr. Bungle. If you know you know. God damn that dude should have been a full time member. He lived and breathed the performance, and you can see how much he cares about it being perfect every time he’s on camera. Same with Bar & Danny. And Danny is so f’ing underrated
I saw Mr. Bungle in early 90's. Venue held less than 250 people. They all came out in scary ass masks. Totally amazing and petrifing.
The money I would pay to see that...
I saw them in Madison, WI in 1995/96 and they had the masks on there too. Melt Banana opened. Bungle encored with "Everybody's Working For The Weekend" fucking amazing.
@@richardroberson2564search mr bungle cattle club Sacramento on here
yup, Toronto, november'95, masks, Melt Banana, disco volante tour, fantastic! @@ryangood4595
The growl at 8:35 caught me off guard, had to rewatch 5 more times.
Why? This is Patton, the King of Crazy Vocals
Devonshire Pee exactly, he always amazes me. Always something new.
Always lol
Hey that reminds me, Mike Patton is a metal vocalist!
+Alex Vuich LOL That growl, literally eating the microphone.
0:20 -What the world needs now is love
3:30 - None of them knew they were robots
9:34 - The air conditioned nightmare
13:55- Quote unquote
18:42 - Ei raat tomar amar
21:23- Doo Woop/That Thing
21:57 -My Ass is on fire
26:27 -Pink cigarrette
30:55 -Ars Moriendi
35:37 - Goodbye sober day
15:10 greatest breakdown ever
Song?
@@calebmartin9837 travolta
I saw SOAD in 1999 and Bungle opened for them. Did not even know that it was the singer for Faith No More. Their performance was so unusual i didn't pay enough attention to their talent. I became a Mr Bungle fan 4 life later!
Around 23 minutes during "My Ass Is On Fire," they sample an awesome drum and bass song- "Timeless" by Goldie. Such an awesome addition to the reworked version of the song. Absolutely love this entire performance!!!
Sup fellow bass head!
23:12 and the original is ua-cam.com/video/dhV9VbxV3Rw/v-deo.html somewhere at 9:20
I caught that too and for a second I thought I was tripping!
the 1st album was one of the greatest things ever recorded
For the comments complaining about the audience not "digging it." How in the hell are you supposed to react? If I was there, I would be standing still in awe of this amazing band. There was people moshing.. but those parts are super short... One music is intense then it's clam..
I love clam music
nah nah bizarref is know for the bad crowds
How is anyone supposed to respond to this?😂
I love it but if I were there I would just stand and look, my brain doesn't know how to react to this😂
I get your point as some songs are pretty slow and not that exciting, but what about Goodbye Sober Day or None Of Them Knew They Were Robots those got at least get some good reactions or moshing
eat a clam!!!!!!!!!!
any time i watch a bungle performance i always catch myself jaw dropped with a grin within a couple of minutes
I love how the camera has a meltdown during the chakchakachakachaka bit in Goodbye Sober Day 38:10
28:07
Festival goers looking over their shoulders searching for the origin of the cackle
I didn't know Tony Soprano played percussions in Mr Bungle.
HAAHAH
U bastard
JAJAJAJAJA ME EITHER!
Jajajja
Mr. Bungle, the Salvador Dali of music.
Mel Gomez of all the comments, I can appreciate this the most. 👍
Salvador Dali, the Mr. Bungle of abstract art.
@paul w what the hell do you want Picasso or something?
@paul w what?
@@NECROKAZII Dalí sucks anyway 💁🏻♂️
SETLIST
oo:oo What The World Needs Now
O3:30 None Of Them Knew They Were Robots
O9:35 Air Conditioned Nightmare
13:50 Quote Unquote "Travolta"
22:16 My Ass Is On Fire
26:26 Pink Cigarette
30:55 Ars Moriendi
35:37 Goodbye Sober Day
+Satelliti Norbens 26:30 Retrovertigo :)
+matini rudolph i mean Pink Cigarette lol
+Satelliti Norbens
Don't forget "Ei Raat Tomar Amar" and "Doo Wop (That Thing)" attached to the end of Travolta! ajajajajajajaja
30:53 Ars Moriendi
I've watched this many times and I love Mr. Bungles music. I am 33 years old like Jesus and want to listen to this for the rest of my life
My god the coordination and skill...Bungle was a collective of musical geniuses. I've loved their records since high school; that they could actually perform this stuff live and so flawlessly is just...incredible.
At 21:06 words can't even explain mikes range and the way he's been able to preserve it throughout the yearS
I saw Mr bungle live once. Now I run left handed
i’m straight but mike patton is an extremely attractive human being
0:00 What The World Needs Now
3:32 None Of The Knew They Were Robots
9:35 Air-Conditioned Nightmare
13:39 Travolta
22:11 My Ass Is On Fire
26:28 Pink Cigarette
30:40 Ars Moriendi
35:16 Goodbye Sober Day
you on top of best comments! we appreciate you man!
Good job
this list are a few tracks short i think.. otherwise nicely done.
Could be a better list but still good
"None of the gnew they were robots" There ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
You have to be super freaking awesome to open a rock show with "What the world needs now" and hold the crowd.
cute bass player
Would smash
Nice girl
guys she's an amazing bass player stop obsessing over her body gosh
wish the editor had a crush on her like i do. Needs more Trev
Everyone please mind the pronouns. Feminists could be monitoring this thread.
even though i was only one month old i wish my parents brought me to this show
Patton's a musical genius. Diverse, erratic, and hitting note's spot on. I can't imagine what goes on in his brain to make his art.
".......the only place where 9.000 bands can play and none of them re good (cheering), that's right... especially us!" that cracked me up, pure bungle
While listening to this, my husband quipped that a keen double-bill would be mr. Bungle and Tom Waits. Totally different spectrums, yet somehow fitting that quirky, dark, Weimar-era circus vibe. I think he's right!
I've watched this whole thing about 15 times
Same.Fucking insane good
those are pathetic numbers my friend
i talk to so many people and they tell me they've never heard of Mike Patton and I'm like, oh wow, i don't know any of the right people
One of the biggest tragedies is music is that these guys only made 3 albums, (their latest one is just a re-do of their older thrash metal tracks, so I don't consider it a main release) I finished their entire discograhy in a single day and I was so bummed when I realized there wasn't more. I really wonder what 10 more years of Mr. Bungle would've looked like, what crazy unhinged sounds they would've created. So sad we don't live in that world.
This is the best concert on the internet.
Trey Spruance is the man he is criminally underrated
This crowd don't deserve mr.bungle 😢
Pink cigarette is a masterpiece
At 14:20 Trey is CLEARLY signalling the sound guy to turn his guitar down a bit. This is because at this part, the guitar has to be more quiet to synergize with the keys more. It's pretty self-evident in the studio version. Mr Bungle is just one of those bands you gotta know good to be a good sound guy for imo.
I can think of few bands that I'd like to do sound for less than Bungle. What needs emphasis and what needs pushed to the background changes from measure to measure. If you weren't practicing with them on a regular basis you'd be hopelessly lost. So while the mix leaves much to be desired here, the sound guy gets a bit of a pass. Plus, there's a grand total of one pro-shot Bungle show available so we have to content ourselves with this until the reunion. :D
The musician would hardly rely on a sound engineer to control Dynamics. Guitar just got to loud on the course of music. For the PA and also monitors
Actually this "synergizing" that you're reffering to only goes to the audience PA. If he's asking anything, is to the stage tech to balance his monitor a bit better.
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that's for the dedicated monitor mix. otherwise he could just turn the volume down on his guitar to instantly effect what the audience was hearing
That made me cry it was so beautiful and expertly executed, performed and you better appreciate it.
"Where 9,000 bands can play and none of them are good, especially us."
I sometimes wonder if Mr. Patton truly understands his impact on the world.
Spajeoly Spaj I wonder if Mr Bungle understands
The world at large clearly will never understand Mr Bungle...
& I like it that way
@@Sean-fv4wi Ice Age, heat wave, can't complain. If the world's at large, why should I remain?
And muse? Xd
Too easy
A lot of those people didn't realize they were in the presence of such greatness. To see them live is fucking brilliant.
I thought their music would be really hard to replicate live but they sound as good or better than on the records!
That voice is a gift from God!
I've been to a Bungle concert in 1999... what an experience!!!!!!!
How cool to have seen Mr Bungle back in the day! I feel envious. I was barely 10 years old that year and lived in Mexico. I didn't know about his existence back then. Blessed 90's How cool to have seen Mr. Bungle back in the day! I feel envious. I was barely 10 years old that year and lived in Mexico. I didn't know about his existence back then. Blessed 90's!
36:57 Stephen Carpenter of Deftones jammin' out backstage.
+mike s good eye
Yeah was this the time White Pony came out?
abe cunningham is right there too with the red hoodie.
Holy shit, that's him?
I can tell you always found Waldo, huh?
I miss this era of Mr Bungle
trey spruance.... the unsung hero.... he's amazing and (if you listen to the secret cheifs 3 stuff you'll see that he) had a BIG influence on the mr bungle sound
yes, mike and trevor are amazing, but trey deserves a shout out
C J Parrott no doubt they are all amazing musicians why bungle was such a juggernaut
Yes! "Brazen Serpent" is an incredible Secret Chiefs 3 masterpiece. It is amazing and exhausting.
Trey was in original band.. since thier start.. tractor ran over my balls...
And not only that, he also played the guitar on my favorite Faith No More album, King For a Day.
yeah trey is awesome. granted, i've only heard him in mr bungle and faith no more but those have given me a great impression of him.
When the camera pans out showing the large amount of people watching the band.. it brings me comfort I ain't the only weirdo who loves weirdo music
the cat on pattons keys is fucking creepy awesome
This is not a band for the light of day.
***** Eccentric is the best word to describe this band. MP
Matt Parrott says the man with the same initials as the man himself
that's part of the charm of this performance tho
& this phase (1999/California album) in general
patton303 sérose
I like the way they transformed My Ass is on Fire. Such a superb version
Dude. These guys are hilarious geniuses. The ultimate Chad band.
You should check out Man Man, not quite on the same level but a close second
ua-cam.com/video/PaNfWATASsE/v-deo.html&ab_channel=RunningStillsProductions
If this ain't the best Mike Patton performance, it definitely is one of the best.
Lo da todo, hasta caerse al suelo.
34:41 is one of the reasons why i love Mike Patton
My favorite Bungle show on YT.
+Not Right Music Well it pretty much is the only full pro shot show but yeah lol
@abysmalfiend I was at that show, grotus opened for them, sickest mind blowing show ever.
Mr. Bungle, the David Lynch of music.
I must have been in a coma. This is my first listen of this INCREDIBLE BAND! Mike Patton has to be the best vocalist EVER!!! What a f'n RANGE this lead singer has. I turned 48 and finally lost my high falsetto and hope Mike never encounters this nightmare. I am on my way to purchase every CD this band produced. Thanks brainphreak for this introduction and excellent recording. Look out Mr.Bungle, I will be purchasing your music legally so you can make a profit for your time and energy!
A funny anecdote about the last song: "Goodbye sober day" is a Finnish "drinking man´s proverb". Patton had been touring with FNM ( I think it was the last tour with Martin), and had befriended with a journalist in Finland, and spent a day with him... apparently drinking. And this Finnish guy, who´s name escapes me, had used that proverb. It had amused Patton a lot - and the next publication of Mr.Bungle featured a songtitle that originates to that one tourdate in Finland:)
+nimim. Marko Mikkilä It's the same with Caralho Voador (from King for a Day...Fool for a Lifetime). FNM toured with Sepultura and Patton learned some portuguese slang words. Caralho Voador means Flying Dick in Portuguese.
"Flying Dicks" would be a great bandname:D
Jorgástico
Holy fuk that drummer..
Dude, you ain't fucking kidding...
Let's talk about ALL of them ❤
Still probably my favorite piece of UA-cam out there today. Spectacular.
Same here.
I have to say this is the most Zappaesque non-Zappa band I've ever heard!
Google a band called "Cardiacs". Little known english "pronk" (punk/prog, although tim smith the singer hated the term) from the early 80s till recently. Like Zappa in a three way bar room brawl with the sex pistols and devo. You'll see a big influence on Bungle (and Paton loved Cardiacs)
I thought the same
Yeah it was kind of like a modern take on what the mothers did
Check out Darth Vegas too. Unrelated but a simil similarly esoteric sound.
Paul Catania my god
Bungle is unique
you can't compare them with zappa
Bungle for people is even weird today
zappa not...
Mike Patton is the fuckin man.
A Perfect mixture of insanity and genius that could never be matched. Every measure a challenge and revelation of true skill. Every performance exposing just how lazy entertainment has become in comparison to the marathon of genre, musicianship, technique and skill that is Mr Bungle. Anyone who has been fortunate to witness this display of maniacal brilliance has won the jackpot of bragging rights. Mr Bungle is a category all its own and it is every bit worthy of praise. Salute to Mr Bungle.
True Words! You nailed it 100%. 🙌
Patton > Kiedis
Me > you
not in a million years
sorry, I haven`t seen the >
I mean Patton CAN`T BE COMPARED
(who`s kiedis?) lol
Shit > kiedis
entendi nada
Mike giggling at 20:10 is probably my favourite part at this. Proper tried to straight face it. Bless x
I do not know why he is wearing a dress and I can't really understand the other things going on here but I love it.
Wolfgang Amadeus definitely
Cause his ass is on fire 🔥🔥
Bungle is as Bungle does. Don't have to understand them to love em.
🤘🏽🤘🏽
Ingrid Normann same here. Who’s the girl in your profile picture?
It was the will of God.
21:24 Mike singing Lauryn Hill 'Doo Wop (That Thing)' :-)
00:25 What the World Needs Now, 03:32 None of them knew they were robots, 09:35 The Air-Conditioned Nightmare, 13:55 Travolta, 21:55 My Ass is On Fire, 26:28 Pink Cigarrette, 30:55 Ars Moriendi, 35:26 Goodbye Sober Day.
sorry if someone posted this before.
Bon the Fisherman isnt carry stress in the jaw on here
Literally no one has, thx
@@adamrose6969 literally
Nobody does this kind of music...embryonic, hibrid, fenomenous....awesome!!!!!! Mike Patton is from outer space...
Check out Secret Chiefs 3. Trey Spruance is who you find when you go on a desert search for techno Allah.
Saw them in Cologne around that time. While waiting for the start we became bored and counted all the different instruments on stage, it were about 50. They used every one of them. Very impressing.
What I love about mike as a musician is his creative musical weirdness.
19:20 This whole breakdown and the part following it put me in mind of Incubus - the way they sounded during the era this gig was performed. Strangely, they were really trying to capture the sound of when this track was actually recorded.
To be able to perform this music live so accurately compared to the recordings seems unpossible and unsane to me.
Mike Patton is legit a God of Music and you can't change my mind, so don't even try.
what the world needs now is love, sweet love...only mr bungle could start a show like that...I miss them...
I miss Tim
These guys are incredible. I don't know how they memorize some of these songs.
I place Mike Patton in the same musical genius bin as Brian Wilson and Jazz Coleman of Killing Joke . Patton's work is like an angry and unstable "Smile." These signatures and orchestration are insane! What fantastic musicians! How the hell do you rehearse for a live show like this??
In fact, I listen a lot of Brian Wilson's influence in some Mr. Bungle tunes
Why do people always single Mike Patton out?
Trey and Trevor are also the other geniuses of Mr Bungle, and Mr Bungle have heavy influence and association with John Zorn (both the band Naked City and Zorn's other genre hopping stuff in the 80s).
A high percentage of what these guys do both in Bungle and outside of Bungle can be traced back to specific pieces and albums by Zorn.
@@Hastenforthedawmbecause Mike Patton has the most skill/talent out of all of them...even though their definitely good and help with the originality production but Patton is really incomparable to just about anyone
@@carpetgymolylifting we all love Mike but that's just ignorant
@@carpetgymolylifting I would argue that they’re all equally talented as musicians
i have been watching this for 5 hours straight
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I love how they had the huge stage, but still set up tightly together.
Es increíble la cantidad de veces que escuché este recital entero desde que lo descubrí este año 😔🙏🏻 es simplemente arte
Putting the red hot chili peppers to shame
No contest Hahahah
Mike to Anthony, "My 'joke' band is better than your real band."
They are two waaay different bands to compare
Sophia Moreno .....do me a favour .... Check the early years Mr bungle songs like Mr nice guy . Check style - dance moves and let me know after .
Fuck the Chilli Peppers!! They sound like cavemen compared to Mr Bungle!!
3:30 this version of Robots is amazing. all these years later. I’ve watched this video so many times
I was thinking the same, this version is incredible.
Just discovered the mr.bungle self titled album Wish I had known them earlier so I would have the chance to attend to an concert
Bungle is one of those bands you can't be indifferent to. I used to take long lonely drives at night high on various drugs, crying while listening to "California" over and over again.
cudny koncert, wracam do niego często. Mają najlepszego vokalistę na świecie i się bawią. I to jest piękne
Omfg I will just never grow tired of this band
People would say the same about Peeping Tom. Just cause Mike Patton is vocals. The band is fucking awesome. Mike is like the cherry on top of a great fucking ice cream sundae!
The voice range of Patton, damn...