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>Grizzlies, I monkey flip 'em with the funky rhythm I be kickin'

bear puns

>>64576628
Bear bump

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Here's the thing about Mike. The man has some serious pipes. He has a six octave range and excels in any octave. He writes brilliant songs. And his stage presence is only matched by Adolf Hitler.

Seriously, Watch Mr. Bungle play Pink Cigarette at Bizarre Festival and then watch a video of the Nuremburg rallies. We better thank our lucky stars Mike didn't go into politics or he would have taken over the world.

But Mr. Bungle as a whole had a brilliant dynamic. It wasn't just the Mike Patton backup band. They all made huge creative contributions to what made Bungle what it is. Yes Mike wrote Girls of Porn, Sweet Charity and The Air conditioned Nightmare.

But Trevor Dunn wrote Retrovertigo, The holy Filament and Phlegmatics. Trey Spruance wrote Desert Search for Techno Allah, None of them know they were robots, Golem II the bionic vapour boy.

Other bands like Nirvana for instance were not like that. Nirvana was basically just the Kurt Cobain backup band. Mr. Bungle was the perfect storm of legendary talent, and Mike was the face of it all, the delicious cherry on top of an already delicious sundae.

He was the ambassador that allowed the amazing talent of the combo that was Mr. Bungle to be brought into our lives. He was the prism that focused the lazer beams from the brains of Trevor, Trey, Heifietz and Mckinnon and amplified them until they were powerful enough to blow our minds out through our ear holes.

Yes, he is the most incredible front man who has ever lived, hands down.

>>64576545

John Mayer, despite a limited range, is a fantastic live singer

>>64576713
That was a lot of fun to read anon, thank you. For what it's worth, I agree with you on most accounts; Mr. Bungle is one of the better examples of how a true musical "collective" can be much more than one person's vision. Honestly, I think Mike brings that to most projects he's involved in. Phantomas would be another example.

I know he's basically a living legend, but just because of the nature of his work, I would still argue he's underrated. This is a man with a massive, unique, and stylistically diverse body of work. I think that will be appreciated much more as we look back on his life and career years from now.

>>64576512

>charging extra for a 24 bit version of a brickwalled piece of shit with no dynamics.

Hail to the thief

wtf what an out of touch old loon thom is

more proof that radiohead is complete trash

i am also interested in this

Any album that features Art Blakey or Billy Cobham

Sun Ra - Atlantis

Great tribal drums with laid-back instrumentals. I'm not that into jazz, but I really enjoy this record...especially the title track

Daughters (live)

>>64576481
Good call. You gonna see them?

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tAbRqKUy45E

>>64576172
I really like High and Dry

>>64576172
Burn the Witch

>>64576172
Creep

>Bands you get bashed on for liking Blink 182

What did he mean by this

Deafheaven
Fall Out Boy
i'm from San Diego, so if you dislike Blink 182 everyone thinks you're a faggot in this city

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vwj1TmrCVyU

Same

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okay
what's your point music as a whole is probably the most varied art form

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>>64575921
You wish. The fact is, this Beatles album has more variety in 35 minutes than all 35-so years of EDM.

>>64575958
*tips fedor, etc.

Anybody?

Love them

i love what they're about, mixing electronic with analogue, 70s television and all that

Yes it's great live, they implement a lot of long jams and intermissions that the studio versions really needed, much better than the actual album (not to mention daily routine is fucking amazing live)

All of the impression that may have been lost on you with the album will suddenly hit you when you see the painters live, like a drug taking a delayed affect

Yeah, I really liked it when I saw them in Chicago. I'm still kinda bummed they didn't play anything from Strawberry Jam and that Daily was the only song used from mpp

>>64575872
I too, love to make the same thread over & over & over & over & over & over & over again.

Are you stupid m8? 4million views in 24 hours

Is this the new Fanboy & Chum Chum?

>listening to Flint

>I WANNA SEE YOU AGAIN

Cry everytime

>>64575868
>Dan came inside

Damn...

>>64575739
kanye

and i think kanye is shit

Grimes you fucking idiot.

one is god

other is a fake goddess

Elliot smith

>>64575585
Macklemore

>>64575585
Pinkerton