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DISCID=af101d0c
DTITLE=Mr. Bungle / Disco Volante
DYEAR=1995
DGENRE=Alt. Rock
TTITLE0=Everyone I Went to High School with Is Dead
TTITLE1=Chemical Marriage
TTITLE2=Carry Stress in the Jaw
TTITLE3=Desert Search for Techno Allah
TTITLE4=Violenza Domestica
TTITLE5=After School Special
TTITLE6=Phlegmatics
TTITLE7=Ma Meeshka Mow Skwoz
TTITLE8=The Bends
TTITLE9=Backstrokin'
TTITLE10=Platypus
TTITLE11=Merry Go Bye Bye
EXTD=(C) 1995 Warner Bros records Inc.\n------------------------------
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EXTD=. Bungle is the musical equivalent of a David Lynch movie. On the
EXTD=ir uncompromising second \nrelease, Disco Volante, the group focu
EXTD=ses their sound a bit more than on their 1991 self-titled debut \n
EXTD=but still keeps things unruly and completely unpredictable. Thisi
EXTD=s a band whose sole purpose is to \nbreak all the pre-existing ru
EXTD=les of music and doesn't think twice about taking chances. What\n
EXTD=they've created in the process is a totally original and new musi
EXTD=cal style and an album that sounds \nlike nothing that currently 
EXTD=exists. The group, whose members go by aliases, may be the most\n
EXTD=talented rock instrumentalists today, as they skip musical genres
EXTD= effortlessly, while Mike Patton \nillustrates why many consider 
EXTD=him to be the best singer in rock. The group tackles ploddingdeat
EXTD=h \nmetal ("Everyone I Went to High School With Is Dead"), derang
EXTD=ed children's songs ("After School \nSpecial"), and a MiddleEaste
EXTD=rn techno number that has to be heard to be believed ("Desert \nS
EXTD=earch for Techno Allah"). Many of the songs radically changegenre
EXTD=s mid-song, encompassing \nthe sounds of Ennio Morricone, John Zo
EXTD=rn, Frank Zappa, and other heretofore un-thought-of \nmusical mut
EXTD=ations. Not music to unwind to after a hard day, but it will chal
EXTD=lenge your mind when \nthe right mood hits.\n--------------------
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