Not music to unwind to after a hard day, but it will challenge your mind when the right mood hits. Many of the songs radically change genres mid-song, encompassing the sounds of Ennio Morricone, John Zorn, Frank Zappa, and other heretofore unthought-of musical mutations. The group tackles plodding death metal (Everyone I Went to High School With Is Dead), deranged childrens songs (After School Special), and a Middle Eastern techno number that has to be heard to be believed (Desert Search for Techno Allah). What theyve created in the process is a totally original and new musical style and an album that sounds like nothing that currently exists. This is a band whose sole purpose is to break all the pre-existing rules of music and doesnt think twice about taking chances. On its uncompromising second release, Disco Volante, the group focuses its sound a bit more than on its 1991 self-titled debut but still keeps things unruly and completely unpredictable. Please enable JavaScript in your browser to use the site fully.

Rapcore, Death Metal, HipHop, Thrash Metal, Hardcore, Breakcore, Stoner, Minimal, Funk, Jazz. Not sure when i can get this all back on track, but until then if. Difference between Mr.Bungle ST 1991 and Disco Volante 1995 on CDs appox 8db So in my opinion - this press of MOV is incredible. Try to compare with original CD version - low volume studio release, not pressing. And to anyone wondering this pressing does have spy (the good hidden track) but noises (the bad hidden track) was omitted (thankfully) but it is worth noting that instead of being accessed by placing your stylus on a specific part of the record like the original pressing, spy is just an unlisted track that plays after carry stress in the jaw.Hey all. Dear mister Obertu wrote 'this is very low-volume pressing'. MOV is usually pretty hit or miss but for all three Mr Bungle reissues they knocked it out of the park. I am a little bummed that this has platypus omitted which brings me back to the question of why wasn’t this a 2LP in the first place? Anyways, For what it is this pressing is phenomenal. It’s a lot punchier and in general feels livelier and more animated than the other two, which still sound fantastic. Compared to the other MOV Bungle reissues this one isn’t super loud like them, for the most part it’s on the quieter side. Also there is absolutely no surface noise, the background is dead silent. The vinyl has some warping on side A but it still plays fine and side B is perfectly flat.

As for the pressing quality, my sleeve arrived kinda beaten up but that may have been shipping and not MOV’s fault. But For an hour of music on one disc it sounds great. The mastering is great for the most part, my only complaints are the volume is inconsistent and the tracks that are meant to flow into eachother have space in between them.

Overall I’m happy with this pressing, I just think it should have been a 2LP like the self titled album.

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