For real, saw them seven times. There is no current band that exudes the genius and mystery they displayed. If there is, please tell me, I long to be incorrect. Truthfully, the internet already answered the question, right in this comment.
Well life is about to get better when it has been an epic struggle globally. Check out “Eracist”. While there may not be faith in mankind, there is faith that Bungle will always shatter the norm. There will never be another work of musical (or any)art to eclipse the original Mr. Bungle, their worst material still makes the rest appear .............well quite frankly it makes the rest disappear. Get on your knees, and I’ll be coming back to you. Oooooooohhhh. Ohhhhhh.
My one and only time seeing MB...I was so moved by it I blurted down the phone to my then girlfriend that I loved her..such is the power of The Bungle....word.
7:10 sounds of the universe ✨ We reached for an outside point of view But its out of touch with me and you I feel I'm walking into suicide But you'll be right there by my side To beam my message into space as I die
I can't help feeling emotional watching the band walk off stage, knowing this was the last time they'd tour together, or play the UK. Thanks for the upload!
@@andrewhigdon8346 Are we not a bit underwhelmed with Bungle 2020? I don't want their teenage years thrash, I want their mid-90s experimentalism and ambitious instrumentation!!
@@martybyrnemusic yes I agree. Even though Disco Volante and California both grew on me over time,neither one has any part or song or even theme to compare to the original Mr. Bungle. The whole of Disco is experimentation and none of them are what we would consider songs, but an excellent listen nonetheless. And while California is all real songs, with some of them being top notch, on fifth listen. Retrovertigo is exceptional. Pink Cigarrette is very, very good. But here we are tasked with comparing the incomparable. Here’s my analogy. The first album is Kind of Blue. Disco is Bitches Brew. California is the actual songs that Miles never assembled himself as true originals. The Four Seasons would be California. Scheherazade would be Mr. Bungle. Telling a singular story with unfettered expression and musical prowess in pure form, with little to no concern for what came before or what may come after. Mr. Bungle’s first album is a true masterpiece of musical expression, fortitude of arrangement, instrumental (including the voice) chops beyond mere mortal ability, and a lasting impression where the term timeless is not enough of an accurate description, the same way that some artists will find a nuance in the Mona Lisa or better yet any Dali work which brings that insatiable feeling of wonderment back anew, as if gazing upon its visage for the first time, like that first drive in your favorite car, or more pointedly, that first entry into the into the vagina of that girl you previously thought out of your league. In other words, magic. Real magic. Not stage magic. I don’t care for GnR, but Appetite approaches this as a savant work of art. Houses of the Holy, Master of Reality, and Nothing’s Shocking, and Carcass’ Heartwork also come to mind. But none can touch that place where Mr. Bungle reigns as the untouchable. JS Bach himself would also come to mind, as without him none of what we love in the world of music would exist. The Little Fugue in G Minor is one of my all time favorite pieces of music, but Patton, Dunn, and Spruance brought it all together to be the greatest tasting cake ever baked, never to be repeated. Scott Ian and Dave Lombardo do not a Mr. Bungle make. Sorry guys. Still great stuff, but so is Them Crooked Vultures. Just because you are a supergroup doesn’t guarantee an epic product.
Wow! For someone more familiar with Mr. Bungle's studio work, this video was one hell of a revelation. This video alone makes me wish they were still around!
I was there too ! It was incredible (apart from the watery beer). I've never been able to find any footage of the show though. Damn I miss Bungle. My all time favourite band. They produce a phenomenal album with California, then leave us :(
At 2:45 I can hear sudden death of the Raging Wrath of the Easter Bunny demo, A bit later Anarchy up you Anus, there reunion wasn't that much of a stretch from where they ended .
you ever notice that every single youtube comment about mr bungle is always positive. they are just so goddamned awesome. i wish i coulda seen them so bad unfortunately i didnt find out about them till like a few months ago but seriously i'm addicted to mr bungle the only music i've willingly listened to is from them
artstyfairie08 : Thanks for posting what is likely to still be in my top 3 gigs when I die. Ween's gig was a stormer too, good weekend that, I feel a bit sad now :o)
I’ve got a Ween story. Quick version. They had just played the encore song, I think it was Mr. Richard Smoker. Claude is messing around and accidentally plays the double kick “Hot for Teacher” intro. Dean joins in and they play the song, and played another 90 minutes, for about a 3 1/2 hour show, total. Epic. I was the monitor engineer, so my experience was epic. I knew it was going to be an awesome show when after I ran them through a little monitor check, and asked them if they’d like to do a song, Claude plays on the drum pad the chimes from “Spinal Meningitis Got Me Down”, and the first hit was heavy as fuck! What a fucking show! And I see shows for a living. Never saw Bungle though. And I’ll be right there by your side.
i love that i saw them on their last tour......i had no idea that was going to be their last...but im glad i wasnt fucked up at all and remember everything...mike pulled his balls out...the drummer was bleeding from his head...great show.....oh....he wasnt bleeding because mike pulled his balls out.....mike frisbeed one of his cymbals at him....great time...
I already asked this on another video from this show: but could somebody put all vidos from this gig together into one full-gig-video?. It would be glorious.
@Ominus666 ...yeah Bungle was far better than Incubus or System of a Down on that tour, just weren't as "pop"ular. That tour did expose them to a lot of people who otherwise would never even hear of them. Please come back Mr. B! sigh
@mrbunghole So did I! Probably just because he's built like a tank. I think the quote was "I'm 5 foot 9, hell half the supermodels I date are taller then me"...a little strange hearing a punk icon talk about dating supermodels haha
I've never found a Bungle live video that can match their studio work. This doesn't change my opinion. They killed it in the pop parts but the metal parts live kinda sucked and the metal parts is what makes the studio version so great.
Remember how much better life was when Bungle was together?
For real, saw them seven times. There is no current band that exudes the genius and mystery they displayed. If there is, please tell me, I long to be incorrect. Truthfully, the internet already answered the question, right in this comment.
They're coming back!!! :D
Well life is about to get better when it has been an epic struggle globally. Check out “Eracist”. While there may not be faith in mankind, there is faith that Bungle will always shatter the norm. There will never be another work of musical (or any)art to eclipse the original Mr. Bungle, their worst material still makes the rest appear .............well quite frankly it makes the rest disappear. Get on your knees, and I’ll be coming back to you. Oooooooohhhh. Ohhhhhh.
how about now? apocalyptic year and "new" Mr bungle album. Can we ask for more?
@@cabracascada yeah, the band lineup Post-first ep.
Danny is a criminally underrated drummer
Agreed. Lombardo and Ian do not a Bungle make, but they try.
@@andrewhigdon8346 New Bungle ain't Bungle
@@toprak3479 theres always that one guy, isnt there.
Anda cool creative dude, he designed the nautical theme on DV
@@toprak3479 this is new Bungle ya fan
This is the greatest band ever
I’ve been preaching that since 1991. Agreed. The first album is absolutely untouchable.
Mate.. OuMuaMua picked these Darlings, "Ages Ago".. Sinatra!💖🌌
The drummer alone should be decorated for valor for this performance! Truly sentimental watching this fabulous video. Thanks for this
@Oliver Eales Danny Heifetz.
My one and only time seeing MB...I was so moved by it I blurted down the phone to my then girlfriend that I loved her..such is the power of The Bungle....word.
I'll travel anywhere in the world to see a reunion show. I don't care how much it costs.
Avram Neal your in luck
jus wondering did u go
@@dug4333 Yup! Saw them in sanfran in February!
any other bands out there today doing anything remotely like this? if not, could someone please start? the world needs more of this.
Yeah even now that Mr bungle is back together they're still not doing anything like this
i love how every one in the crowd knew the song
7:10 sounds of the universe ✨
We reached for an outside point of view
But its out of touch with me and you
I feel I'm walking into suicide
But you'll be right there by my side
To beam my message into space as I die
7:30 "When you throw things on stage, it's a sign of small and insignificant genitalia." - Les Claypool, 1994
Possibly my first ever gig age 14, blew my mind
Lucky to be at that gig when I was 15, never heard of them before that,, mind blowing. best gig I ever experienced.
Fucking amazing performance. Mike Patton being Mike Patton. The best
Mike Patton the best vocalist ever, ever, ever!!!
I can't help feeling emotional watching the band walk off stage, knowing this was the last time they'd tour together, or play the UK. Thanks for the upload!
SADFAY 2020 haha I just saw them
They played Nottingham the day after this show.
Fear not brethren. For the return of Bungle is nigh.
@@andrewhigdon8346 Are we not a bit underwhelmed with Bungle 2020? I don't want their teenage years thrash, I want their mid-90s experimentalism and ambitious instrumentation!!
@@martybyrnemusic yes I agree. Even though Disco Volante and California both grew on me over time,neither one has any part or song or even theme to compare to the original Mr. Bungle. The whole of Disco is experimentation and none of them are what we would consider songs, but an excellent listen nonetheless. And while California is all real songs, with some of them being top notch, on fifth listen. Retrovertigo is exceptional. Pink Cigarrette is very, very good. But here we are tasked with comparing the incomparable. Here’s my analogy. The first album is Kind of Blue. Disco is Bitches Brew. California is the actual songs that Miles never assembled himself as true originals. The Four Seasons would be California. Scheherazade would be Mr. Bungle. Telling a singular story with unfettered expression and musical prowess in pure form, with little to no concern for what came before or what may come after. Mr. Bungle’s first album is a true masterpiece of musical expression, fortitude of arrangement, instrumental (including the voice) chops beyond mere mortal ability, and a lasting impression where the term timeless is not enough of an accurate description, the same way that some artists will find a nuance in the Mona Lisa or better yet any Dali work which brings that insatiable feeling of wonderment back anew, as if gazing upon its visage for the first time, like that first drive in your favorite car, or more pointedly, that first entry into the into the vagina of that girl you previously thought out of your league. In other words, magic. Real magic. Not stage magic. I don’t care for GnR, but Appetite approaches this as a savant work of art. Houses of the Holy, Master of Reality, and Nothing’s Shocking, and Carcass’ Heartwork also come to mind. But none can touch that place where Mr. Bungle reigns as the untouchable. JS Bach himself would also come to mind, as without him none of what we love in the world of music would exist. The Little Fugue in G Minor is one of my all time favorite pieces of music, but Patton, Dunn, and Spruance brought it all together to be the greatest tasting cake ever baked, never to be repeated. Scott Ian and Dave Lombardo do not a Mr. Bungle make. Sorry guys. Still great stuff, but so is Them Crooked Vultures. Just because you are a supergroup doesn’t guarantee an epic product.
7:30 after someone throws shit at him and Mike is just like not this time bitch xD
who in the hell would dislike this???
anthony kiedis...
@@ruizfranc002 YES
@@ruizfranc002 with all four of his RUclips accounts
So cool to see the Raging Wrath Medley at the middle/end of song! And understanding what it is!!!
I was at this show. They were supported by a magic show.
Thanks for posting
Mr. Bungle is fucking amazing.
Wow! For someone more familiar with Mr. Bungle's studio work, this video was one hell of a revelation. This video alone makes me wish they were still around!
I was there too ! It was incredible (apart from the watery beer). I've never been able to find any footage of the show though. Damn I miss Bungle. My all time favourite band. They produce a phenomenal album with California, then leave us :(
The Raging Wrath of the Easter Bunny medley is great.
SENSACIONAL !!
Brilliant sound quality!! Thank you to the person who filmed/uploaded this! 👊
At 2:45 I can hear sudden death of the Raging Wrath of the Easter Bunny demo, A bit later Anarchy up you Anus, there reunion wasn't that much of a stretch from where they ended .
incredible, MR BUNGLE rocks
heavier than anything bands like Carnifex will ever dream of putting out. glad i got to see bungle 3 times...i even got to catch Patton with ATAR
I sadly never saw them
great song
great performance
thanks for posting!
One of my first ever gigs.... was mental. I was in heaven
Looks like it was a great show. I haven't seen Bungle live... what a pity!
Thanks for the videos!
Holy broomstick, that shit took me breath away. ahhh mr. bungle, ur the best
you ever notice that every single youtube comment about mr bungle is always positive. they are just so goddamned awesome. i wish i coulda seen them so bad unfortunately i didnt find out about them till like a few months ago but seriously i'm addicted to mr bungle the only music i've willingly listened to is from them
Fellow Bunglejunkie here.
Our first look at just how much these guys love The Beach Boys.
best Mr.Bungle song ever
I wish I could seen them live again.
fantastic! i was at this show - didn't realise it was one of their last - I now feel lucky
Yeah I saw them twice around this time, which I believe was the California tour. Might have been the snowcore... The ladder was a much shorter set
artstyfairie08 :
Thanks for posting what is likely to still be in my top 3 gigs when I die.
Ween's gig was a stormer too, good weekend that, I feel a bit sad now :o)
I’ve got a Ween story. Quick version. They had just played the encore song, I think it was Mr. Richard Smoker. Claude is messing around and accidentally plays the double kick “Hot for Teacher” intro. Dean joins in and they play the song, and played another 90 minutes, for about a 3 1/2 hour show, total. Epic. I was the monitor engineer, so my experience was epic. I knew it was going to be an awesome show when after I ran them through a little monitor check, and asked them if they’d like to do a song, Claude plays on the drum pad the chimes from “Spinal Meningitis Got Me Down”, and the first hit was heavy as fuck! What a fucking show! And I see shows for a living. Never saw Bungle though. And I’ll be right there by your side.
i love that i saw them on their last tour......i had no idea that was going to be their last...but im glad i wasnt fucked up at all and remember everything...mike pulled his balls out...the drummer was bleeding from his head...great show.....oh....he wasnt bleeding because mike pulled his balls out.....mike frisbeed one of his cymbals at him....great time...
Wow!!!! A great rock concert moment, huh?
the reproduction, of your merry-go BYE-BYE !!!
i though that nothing was better than this song, but his live version is 100x better :B
OMFG.
FAV'd
i love it when patton wags his figer at the person who throws somthing at him!
A band I should have seen. One of my great regrets :-(
how is that drummer wearing a hoodie??? lol, that man is in essential mode....
i recognize this part from 3:40 raping your mind
I already asked this on another video from this show: but could somebody put all vidos from this gig together into one full-gig-video?. It would be glorious.
Best concert ender EVER
@nyrangers731 cool. I actually didn't know they were so close in height. I always thought he was gigantic. Danke!
@mrbunghole
Actually Rollins is only 5' 9" and Patton is just an inch or so shorter, just a little tidbit of info.
Long live Bungle!
@SpasticSpud I was 4 at the time of this gig. Needless to say I never got the chance to see them... :(
Chills
1:33 dab
God damn this song fucking kills. Need to invent time travel....
shoutout to the random dude for noticing that 1:46
That guy's the mvp for real
brings a tear to my eye
great fucking song
Bring More Bungle and Patton footage !!!! TO RUclips !!!!!
@newperm pretty sure it's "Raging Wrath Of The Easter Bunny" from one of their early demos
what song did they throw in there in the middle?
anyone know what synth voice he was using in 1:33?
I want to know as well...
Prettyyyy... Prettyyyyy ....
EPIC
There is a show from the Minneapolis Sno-Core tour from 1999 that is a perfect soundboard recording. eh? eh?
Do you know where to find it?
nice!
This is fucking awesome!
7:30 Patton moment
This was Bungle's 2nd to last show ever.
@newperm a medley from their first ever demo The Raging Wrath of the Easter Bunny
@chickennone no, why, do you have access to it??
Mr Bungle has to play this live at least once before they call it quits on the band!
I don't think they can play this stuff with the current lineup.
and by the way ... is this show available on dvd somehow??
3:00
whats that guy from the bottom doing at 2:07
Fuck, wish i was there. But i was only 8 in 2000.
this version is much better than studio :(
genius
I'm so hopelessly gay for Mike :P
I swear some band is gonna come out that has one long keyboard like 16 feet across the stage and that's it.
The next night in Nottingham. So says the Caca Volante database.
Fucking incredible. Fucking incredible. But resurrections are doing fine.
@Ominus666 ...yeah Bungle was far better than Incubus or System of a Down on that tour, just weren't as "pop"ular. That tour did expose them to a lot of people who otherwise would never even hear of them. Please come back Mr. B! sigh
Sudden Death!!!!
8:13
8:13 ?
Patton is god!
@mrbunghole
So did I! Probably just because he's built like a tank. I think the quote was "I'm 5 foot 9, hell half the supermodels I date are taller then me"...a little strange hearing a punk icon talk about dating supermodels haha
@Shaunography haha
I've never found a Bungle live video that can match their studio work. This doesn't change my opinion. They killed it in the pop parts but the metal parts live kinda sucked and the metal parts is what makes the studio version so great.
raping my mind
BbbbHHeretoparidisewegobrightermadeisourwoe...man.
POLICE! ahaha
I will be your boyfriend instead.
not really and minus 50 pounds of solid muscle and about a foot shorter.
so weird to hear sudden death in 2000!! i dont understand why they dont at least play merry go bye bye in the new gigs also raping your mind