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I am ashamed of myself for not making this already.
Years active
1985–2004
Members (includes those who left over the years)
Mike Patton
Trey Spruance
Trevor Dunn
Danny Heifetz
Clinton "Bär" McKinnon
Theo Lengyel
Hans Wagner
Jed Watts
Demos
The Raging Wrath of the Easter Bunny (1986)
Bowel of Chiley (1987)
Goddammit I Love America! (1988)
OU818 (1989)
Studio albums
Mr. Bungle (1991)
Disco Volante (1995)
California (1999)
Mr. Bungle was an experimental rock/avant-garde metal band from Humboldt County, California. When the band originated, all of the original members were still in high school and had taken the name from an educational film. The band went through many different genres as often as all in one single song. They also played a number of cover songs during live shows and dressed up to entertain the crowds.
The band broke up in 2004, though never announced officially, due to tensions in the band and the guys not even speaking to each other for a number of years. Mike Patton had continued his success with a number of other bands he started both during and after Mr. Bungle.
I'm going to do a review of California, probably tomorrow. One of the best albums ever created.
Years active
1985–2004
Members (includes those who left over the years)
Mike Patton
Trey Spruance
Trevor Dunn
Danny Heifetz
Clinton "Bär" McKinnon
Theo Lengyel
Hans Wagner
Jed Watts
Demos
The Raging Wrath of the Easter Bunny (1986)
Bowel of Chiley (1987)
Goddammit I Love America! (1988)
OU818 (1989)
Studio albums
Mr. Bungle (1991)
Disco Volante (1995)
California (1999)
Mr. Bungle was an experimental rock/avant-garde metal band from Humboldt County, California. When the band originated, all of the original members were still in high school and had taken the name from an educational film. The band went through many different genres as often as all in one single song. They also played a number of cover songs during live shows and dressed up to entertain the crowds.
The band broke up in 2004, though never announced officially, due to tensions in the band and the guys not even speaking to each other for a number of years. Mike Patton had continued his success with a number of other bands he started both during and after Mr. Bungle.
I'm going to do a review of California, probably tomorrow. One of the best albums ever created.
