Comments for Mr. Bungle, Disco Volante

Mike Patton's (from Faith No More) other band... nothing like Faith No More, very complicated music... goes from oboes to hard rock and so one, very weird good to smoke to..

The guy above has no idea what he's talking about. Mike Patton (from Mr. Bungle) is in another band called Faith No More. Reminiscent of John Zorn, ambient and at times explosive. A strong influence by world music, and diversity matched not even by the first album _Mr. Bungle._ Strong points: Carry Stress in the Jaw, Desert Search for Techno Allah, Violenza Domestica, After School Special, The Bends, and Merry Go Bye Bye.

this is the album by which all other albums should be judged. mike patton can sound like anything, and his voice combined with the ingenuity displayed on all of mr. bungle's songs yields the most exciting, beautiful music that anyone who prefers modern music over the classics could ask for. each song is an adventure, and classifying one better than the others is not necessary, but carry stress in the jaw is incredible.

It's amazing how much Bungle has matured since its last release. They now sound like a combination of John Zorn, John Cage, and Spike Jones. Unbelievable.

This new album is better than anything I have ever heard before. Some of it sounds like pure heaven and the rest will make your neck hurt for weeks. Noise-industry-jazz- underwater-crossover!!! Like an orgasm...

Merry Go Bye Bye is awsome.

I once met the guitarist from this outfit at a record stotre while he was looking for the latest John Zorn offering. Well you can defently tell where these lads coped their style from. This album is a musically sojurn into that hyper-psychotic realm that few musicians ever dive into. The best thing about it though is the fact that its shinny like Devo!!!!!!!!!!! Falco Falco.. Mr. Bungle must touch the monkey....

+Bungle''s cut-and-paste music for multiples zornian diska nice interlude to drive the irony of "everybody''s workin for the weekend" bourgeios crowdpleaser(taunter)!

An album only Mr. Bungle could put out. They manage to blend together 1970`s British sounding grooves, death metal, Italian music, etheral sound effects, and cartoonish sound effects to create probably the most unique sounding album I have heard.I`ve had this album for only two days now, and the tracks that strike me as excellent are "carry stress in the jaw," "desert search for techno allah," "the bends," and "merry go bye bye."It`ll grow on you after listening to it for a while...