California is honestly one of my favorite albums of all time. Its one of the few albums that I can listen to without skipping a single track because I just enjoy it so much.
I saw them on the Califronia tour in Omaha when I was eighteen and it was one of the craziest shows I’ve ever seen. They were all dressed like they were going golfing except for the sax player who was wearing green pj’s with the butt flap and a gigantic sombrero wrapped with chili pepper Christmas lights.
@@dagtheking5739 Exactly. But I hardly ever skip songs anyway. It has to be really bad for me to skip it. Then again I don't waste my time on average albums. But if an average song on an album I enjoy comes up, I listen to it anyway, cos songs often hit in a different way depending on mood, etc. Sometimes something I normally think is average, I might enjoy more on a particular day. I think many people don't give music enough of a chance to sink in these days, the way music is consumed.
The Girls of Porn was legitimatly one of my favorite songs of all time for a while. But I relized I have never shown it to anyone. That's Bungle for ya
The no space between songs on self-titled comes from the idea that these guys grew up during the cassette tape days. Trevor said in some interview long ago that the silence between songs is the worst cover song ever. So they filled it with nonsense. It was my favorite cassette tape in my Walkman. So fun!
Tough but fair. I NEED you to reconsider your opinion on The Bends though. I consider that the high point of Disco Volante. It's insane and eerie and evocative. Give it another chance.
The Bends is Mr Bungle's best track IMO and i wish they had more tracks like it. It's also kinda their version of Naked City's (John Zorn) Grand Guignol, like with Fantomas' (Patton) Derilium Cordia. The Bends is something else.
I love playing ‘California’ for people who’ve never heard of Mr. Bungle just to see their reaction. If they dig it, then I hit them with ‘Disco Volante’ and see how long they can last. Overall California is a 10/10 album for me, front to back, but Carry Stress in the Jaw might be my overall favorite song. It’s a tough call for sure. Great video! Your feedback was excellent.
To an extent I can agree. They each brinh something new and fresh to the table and each stand out as experimental classics. This ranking is more based on my own personal preference
What I like about Mr Bungle is the fact that I don't really know what is my favorite album, and it changes all the time, I heard them for the first time when I was about 17, and 15 years later these albums still manage to excite me. Right now I'm on the Disco Volante hill, it's just so insanely creative and unique but also hit hard AF. Before that California was my favorite and before that the S/T was but all of them are top tier.
1. Self titled 2.california 3. Disco 4. Bunny Ive heard the self titled so many times. I agree, the skits go on way too long. Although, i dint really care for love is a fist and Slowly Growing Deaf is one of my favorites lol I would say california and self titled are really neck and neck. I love both.
5:44 yeah, i always hated that audio clip. And it is in my favourite song of the album (and from Bungle in general). I'll stick with the OU818 version of it.
As someone who also has California and Frances The Mute among their favorite albums and The Mars Volta as their favorite band please please please check Cardiacs out if you haven't already. One of Mike Patton's favorite bands
@@Theybo2 disco volante is my favorite cause im not sane. I like the random noise collage in marry go bye bye and listen to it at max volume to get the demons out.
California ia the type of album that you have to be in the mood to listen to, or else it feels bloated. The first two Bungle albums are masterpieces, especially Disco Volante. Rven if you're not on the mood for it, a few songs later you're feeling like it.
I would rank them like this 4.- Raging wrath of the Easter Bunny 3.- Self Titled 2.- California 1.- Disco Volante (would remove the after school special skit)
stubb a dub is literally my favorite song of all time. That little circusy riff right after the chorus is literally my favorite riff or part of any song ever.
My ranking changes often but atm it's prolly 4. Disco Volante (Sorry, I just don't understand it all that well) 3. California. Used to be my fav but I overplayed it lol 2. Self-titled, I like my music silly and wacky but it does seem to go on forever with two 10 minutes long tracks. 1. The Raging Wrath actually!!! I don't listen to death metal at all (and I don't think I will ever get into that genre, I only listened to this album cause I was already into Bungle) but it's so fire,,
The skit before Girls of Porn was from a movie. Billy Gould from FNM actually told Patton about the porn movie with a character named Mr. Bungle in it. So they put the skit before the song. The person shitting wasn't Patton. I forget which band member exactly. But it was one of the band members taking a shot at Patton. Who , at least was , at the time a fecalpheliac. All that aside I agree everything you say about their latest album. Relatively disappointing
@dude6658 fecalphiliac. Well known fact that he , at least used to, play with his poop. He actually used to have sculptures on an old website decades ago. Has talked about it in interviews. Pooping in Axel Rose's orange juice. Stuffing doodoo in a hand dryer......
I wish i saw bungle back in the day.. so hard to choose my fave i i would say self titled then california then disco volante but then raging wrath.. i would flip disco and cali sometimes depending on the mood but self titled is closest to the heart.. when i first saw the clip for quote unquote wow
1) California - legit a 10/10 record for me; underrated, overlooked, and under-appreciated. 2) Disco Volante - 8.5; a grower that never stops growing. 3) Mr. Bungle - 7.5; the prevalent interludes drag it down a bit, but it’s solid otherwise. 4) Raging Wrath - 6.5; it’s a fine thrash metal album but an unavoidable disappointment for not being the return fans all want, and it’s also a bit too long. “Eracist” is a major bop with a great chorus, though. Same ranking as the one in this video, funnily enough.
I think each release is better than the last (minus raging wrath but technically it was originally made before self titled) but my favorite is disco Volante just because of how balls to the wall chaotic it is. I also love it’s eerie atmosphere and I actually really love the bends, I just wish the segments transitioned into eachother to create better flow. Self titled was my favorite for a while until after I graduated and I started to get sick of it from overplaying it, it’s amazing but it’s really bloated and can get tedious. Still, love all their albums. Killer band.
Worst doesn't mean bad and im very tired or people naively commenting this like I've insulted the band. Is the concept of a ranking video just completely alien to you?
1. California 2. Disco Volante 3. Easter Bunny 4. Mr. Bungle i am really not a fan of the first album at all. a few good songs, but the lyrics are just painful to listen to and look at. it is the pinnacle of annoying edgy lyrics. that would be what i think about Disco Volante if that one wasn’t just a ton of bangers. Easter Bunny was forgettable, but at least i could stand that one California is the only album by them that has no bad songs to me
(genuine question) if the lyrics in self-tilted are edgy, what do you consider nuanced? or is it the use of shock value that’s tired through-out the track list, so after a while they have no effect but to slightly gross out the listener? but emphasis on the nuance question, I got curious for some reason and the thought won’t leave my head.
California is honestly one of my favorite albums of all time. Its one of the few albums that I can listen to without skipping a single track because I just enjoy it so much.
I usually don’t skip when I enjoy an album. That ain’t normal for you?
@@dagtheking5739 usually i don't like EVERY song on an album. Even great albums have some meh songs
@@ocean6857 That means those albums aren’t great in my opinion. A “great” album is an album with no bad or mehs.
I saw them on the Califronia tour in Omaha when I was eighteen and it was one of the craziest shows I’ve ever seen. They were all dressed like they were going golfing except for the sax player who was wearing green pj’s with the butt flap and a gigantic sombrero wrapped with chili pepper Christmas lights.
@@dagtheking5739 Exactly. But I hardly ever skip songs anyway. It has to be really bad for me to skip it. Then again I don't waste my time on average albums. But if an average song on an album I enjoy comes up, I listen to it anyway, cos songs often hit in a different way depending on mood, etc. Sometimes something I normally think is average, I might enjoy more on a particular day. I think many people don't give music enough of a chance to sink in these days, the way music is consumed.
Mr Bungle fans when they hear domestic abuse coming from the neighbor's house be like: "Damn this beat is fire."
This is your best comment
The Girls of Porn was legitimatly one of my favorite songs of all time for a while. But I relized I have never shown it to anyone. That's Bungle for ya
Disco Volante is the most pure album I have heard, it's it's own beast. They all rule, but DV and that tour was something else to me.
The no space between songs on self-titled comes from the idea that these guys grew up during the cassette tape days. Trevor said in some interview long ago that the silence between songs is the worst cover song ever. So they filled it with nonsense. It was my favorite cassette tape in my Walkman. So fun!
1. Self-titled
2. California
3. Disco volante
4. The raging wrath of the easter bunny
This is a fair assessment
@@Theybo2 thank you!
Hahahaha, the same list as mine
@@tatox666 sick!
@@Theybo2thanks mom
Tough but fair. I NEED you to reconsider your opinion on The Bends though. I consider that the high point of Disco Volante. It's insane and eerie and evocative. Give it another chance.
I just don't like the moments of silence. Cut that out and its peak bungle.
The Bends is Mr Bungle's best track IMO and i wish they had more tracks like it.
It's also kinda their version of Naked City's (John Zorn) Grand Guignol, like with Fantomas' (Patton) Derilium Cordia.
The Bends is something else.
The bends is truly a great track mostly composed by Spruance.
1. Squeeze Me Macaroni
2. the rest
Jej
1. California
2. Self Titled Debut
3. Disco Volante
4. Raging Wrath Easter Bunny
you forget though that part of their sound is noise, obnoxiousness, irritating and violating your comfort zones.
and i love them that for them
when the mister is bungle
rare to see bungle content, thanks for putting this out.
No problem!
man this is my favorite channel now... ANIME , MANGA AND MR BUNGLE OH MY FUCKING GOD YEAAAAHHHH.... your crown king 👑
Ty!
I love playing ‘California’ for people who’ve never heard of Mr. Bungle just to see their reaction. If they dig it, then I hit them with ‘Disco Volante’ and see how long they can last. Overall California is a 10/10 album for me, front to back, but Carry Stress in the Jaw might be my overall favorite song. It’s a tough call for sure.
Great video! Your feedback was excellent.
Self Titled Disco and Cali are equally awesome
To an extent I can agree. They each brinh something new and fresh to the table and each stand out as experimental classics. This ranking is more based on my own personal preference
1:Self Titled
2:Raging Wrath
3:Disco Volante
4:California
What I like about Mr Bungle is the fact that I don't really know what is my favorite album, and it changes all the time, I heard them for the first time when I was about 17, and 15 years later these albums still manage to excite me.
Right now I'm on the Disco Volante hill, it's just so insanely creative and unique but also hit hard AF.
Before that California was my favorite and before that the S/T was but all of them are top tier.
I’d swap DV with self titled probably but i love all of em
They're interchangeable for me.
You lost me at "Slowly Growing Deaf" is "boring". Holy crap.
I mean, its an opinion video. You signed up for opinions by clicking on it.
my fav song in the selftitles is slowly growing deaf you hurt my feelings
I'm sorry bb fwiw it did grow on me
My top
1 - Mr Bungle
2 - California
3 - Disco Volante
4- TRWOTEB
1. Self titled
2.california
3. Disco
4. Bunny
Ive heard the self titled so many times. I agree, the skits go on way too long. Although, i dint really care for love is a fist and Slowly Growing Deaf is one of my favorites lol
I would say california and self titled are really neck and neck. I love both.
The original quality of raging wrath is so crappy it's great, I love it
5:44 yeah, i always hated that audio clip. And it is in my favourite song of the album (and from Bungle in general). I'll stick with the OU818 version of it.
As someone who also has California and Frances The Mute among their favorite albums and The Mars Volta as their favorite band please please please check Cardiacs out if you haven't already. One of Mike Patton's favorite bands
Will do!
glad to see your opinions on their albums are similar to mine (though i haven't listened to raging wrath yet)
Platypus might be one of my favorite tracks, if not my favorite on DV
1. Disco Volante
2. Self Titled
3. Easter Bunny
4. California
I love specific songs and parts in California, but front to back I prefer the others.
Also, I would recommend listening to Coldsore and Lemmy Caution, two outtakes from Disco Volante, if you haven't heard them already.
Disagree
I didn't. Those were cool songs thanks
@@Theybo2 disco volante is my favorite cause im not sane. I like the random noise collage in marry go bye bye and listen to it at max volume to get the demons out.
California ia the type of album that you have to be in the mood to listen to, or else it feels bloated.
The first two Bungle albums are masterpieces, especially Disco Volante. Rven if you're not on the mood for it, a few songs later you're feeling like it.
I would rank them like this
4.- Raging wrath of the Easter Bunny
3.- Self Titled
2.- California
1.- Disco Volante (would remove the after school special skit)
stubb a dub is literally my favorite song of all time. That little circusy riff right after the chorus is literally my favorite riff or part of any song ever.
Agree
“YOU’RE GONNA DIE! HOW DOES IT FEEL…. STUUUUUUBBBBB!!?!”
Underrated classic.
My ranking changes often but atm it's prolly
4. Disco Volante (Sorry, I just don't understand it all that well)
3. California. Used to be my fav but I overplayed it lol
2. Self-titled, I like my music silly and wacky but it does seem to go on forever with two 10 minutes long tracks.
1. The Raging Wrath actually!!! I don't listen to death metal at all (and I don't think I will ever get into that genre, I only listened to this album cause I was already into Bungle) but it's so fire,,
Disco Volante's appeal is really in its unique sound. It's something that's better appreciated in bite sized chunks.
I think they're all amazing in their own demented and fun ways! 😉
GOING TO SEE MR BUNGLE SATURDAY 💃
you lucky duck! enjoy it!!!
Vanity fair is amazing lol. Gotta love a pop song about castration
Real
Bungle are Machine Elves.
The skit before Girls of Porn was from a movie. Billy Gould from FNM actually told Patton about the porn movie with a character named Mr. Bungle in it. So they put the skit before the song. The person shitting wasn't Patton. I forget which band member exactly. But it was one of the band members taking a shot at Patton. Who , at least was , at the time a fecalpheliac. All that aside I agree everything you say about their latest album. Relatively disappointing
Taking a shot at Mike for being a WHAT?
@dude6658 fecalphiliac. Well known fact that he , at least used to, play with his poop. He actually used to have sculptures on an old website decades ago. Has talked about it in interviews. Pooping in Axel Rose's orange juice. Stuffing doodoo in a hand dryer......
I wish i saw bungle back in the day.. so hard to choose my fave i i would say self titled then california then disco volante but then raging wrath.. i would flip disco and cali sometimes depending on the mood but self titled is closest to the heart.. when i first saw the clip for quote unquote wow
Potato Head says it's now just Bungle.
1) California - legit a 10/10 record for me; underrated, overlooked, and under-appreciated.
2) Disco Volante - 8.5; a grower that never stops growing.
3) Mr. Bungle - 7.5; the prevalent interludes drag it down a bit, but it’s solid otherwise.
4) Raging Wrath - 6.5; it’s a fine thrash metal album but an unavoidable disappointment for not being the return fans all want, and it’s also a bit too long. “Eracist” is a major bop with a great chorus, though.
Same ranking as the one in this video, funnily enough.
California is their best album, period.
Totally agree with everything you said
1 - Disco Volante 2 - California 3 - Mr.Bungle...and thats it for me
Before I watch the video my list of worst to best 1. self titled 2. California 3. Disco Volante
1. Disco Volante
2. Mr Bungle
3. California
(4. Raging Wrath rerecord)
U should rate mr bungle demo album but the best song on there worth mentioning is mr. Nice guy it's hits different even tho it's a demo
1. Self titled
2. Raging Wrath of the Easter Bunny (espanol o muere goes HARD)
3. Disco volante
4. California
gotta be my rating for em
Nice pfp
thanks bro
Don salsa has to be the closest band to Mr bungle I can think of
I like Estradasphere more. Buck Fever is such a good album
word
wow its mr bungle!!!!
How are people still finding this!!
@@Theybo2 i searched up mr bungle 💀
Crotchduster took these guys to the next level
Your list goes the exact opposite direction of mine
That's valid. Honestly each album is so different and varied that it really boils down to taste.
California. It’s California.
No spoilers!!!
I think each release is better than the last (minus raging wrath but technically it was originally made before self titled) but my favorite is disco Volante just because of how balls to the wall chaotic it is. I also love it’s eerie atmosphere and I actually really love the bends, I just wish the segments transitioned into eachother to create better flow. Self titled was my favorite for a while until after I graduated and I started to get sick of it from overplaying it, it’s amazing but it’s really bloated and can get tedious. Still, love all their albums. Killer band.
Disco Volante
California
S/t
Demo
Easy.
Self titled solos any album
nice
I don't disagree with you but that kinda hurt.
Cool
1. disco volante
2. california
3. s/t
raging wrath is not real bungle
This comment is silly i think
@@Theybo2 👽
Mr. Bungle doesn't have a worst album.
Worst doesn't mean bad and im very tired or people naively commenting this like I've insulted the band.
Is the concept of a ranking video just completely alien to you?
1. California
2. Disco Volante
3. Easter Bunny
4. Mr. Bungle
i am really not a fan of the first album at all. a few good songs, but the lyrics are just painful to listen to and look at. it is the pinnacle of annoying edgy lyrics. that would be what i think about Disco Volante if that one wasn’t just a ton of bangers. Easter Bunny was forgettable, but at least i could stand that one
California is the only album by them that has no bad songs to me
(genuine question) if the lyrics in self-tilted are edgy, what do you consider nuanced? or is it the use of shock value that’s tired through-out the track list, so after a while they have no effect but to slightly gross out the listener?
but emphasis on the nuance question, I got curious for some reason and the thought won’t leave my head.
1. California
2. Self-Titled
3. The Raging Wrath of the Easter Bunny
4. Disco Volante
ur mom
@@Theybo2 you really need to stop making that your every comback
@@DanielSantosAnalysis ur....um....dad
No. Very no.
@@findlestick Yes. Very yes.
O boy gabe talking about an obscure band
you'RE MOTHER
delusional take on merry go bye bye, the hidden track closes the album perfectly
I simply do not agree
@@Theybo2 boo
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@@Theybo2 la la, la la la la la
@@bodywithoutorgans409Redundant
disco volante my favorite