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- Disco Volante
- - 64,046 plays
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Mr. Bungle
Released 1995

Desert Search For Techno Allah
05:21
6,522 plays

Chemical Marriage
03:08
6,055 plays

Carry Stress In The Jaw
08:56
5,919 plays

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- 1
- Everyone I Went To High School With Is Dead
- 02:43
- 4,953 plays

- 2
- Chemical Marriage
- 03:08
- 6,055 plays

- 3
- Carry Stress In The Jaw
- 08:56
- 5,919 plays

- 4
- Desert Search For Techno Allah
- 05:21
- 6,522 plays

- 5
- Violenza Domestica
- 05:12
- 11,141 plays

- 6
- After School Special
- 02:48
- 4,933 plays

- 7
- Phlegmatics
- 03:16
- 3,900 plays

- 8
- Ma Meeshka Mow Skwoz
- 06:04
- 4,762 plays

- 9
- The Bends
- 10:22
- 3,513 plays

- 10
- Backstrokin'
- 02:27
- 3,950 plays

- 11
- Platypus
- 05:06
- 4,111 plays

- 12
- Merry Go Bye Bye
- 12:51
- 4,287 plays

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album review

Mr. Bungle is the musical equivalent of a David Lynch movie. On its uncompromising second release, Disco Volante, the group focuses its sound a bit more than on its 1991 self-titled debut but still keeps things unruly and completely unpredictable. This is a band whose sole purpose is to break all the pre-existing rules of music and doesn't think twice about taking chances. What they've created in the process is a totally original and new musical style and an album that sounds like nothing that currently exists. The group, whose members go by aliases, may be the most talented rock instrumentalists today, as they skip musical genres effortlessly, while Mike Patton illustrates why many consider him to be the best singer in rock. The group tackles plodding death metal ("Everyone I Went to High School With Is Dead"), deranged children's songs ("After School Special"), and a Middle Eastern techno number that has to be heard to be believed ("Desert Search for Techno Allah"). Many of the songs radically change genres mid-song, encompassing the sounds of Ennio Morricone, John Zorn, Frank Zappa, and other heretofore unthought-of musical mutations. Not music to unwind to after a hard day, but it will challenge your mind when the right mood hits. ~ Greg Prato, All Music Guide