11 Aug 07
Originally posted by darvlayyea, it's incredible. by listening the record you'd think they would've just mixed a lot of random stuff together. but I watched the gig about 3 meters from patton, and they did everything live. he had a huge array of toys and other crap taped into the various synths he played as well, and not only did they play everything that's on the record, but it was also incredibly tight. and the energy.. it blows your head just clean off.
Very nice. I saw them while on tour for their first album and was also very impressed. Even better was the fact that practically nobody was there. Very intimate chaos. They were still playing off sheet music.
11 Aug 07
Originally posted by wormwoodMr Bungle ??
yea, it's incredible. by listening the record you'd think they would've just mixed a lot of random stuff together. but I watched the gig about 3 meters from patton, and they did everything live. he had a huge array of toys and other crap taped into the various synths he played as well, and not only did they play everything that's on the record, but it was also incredibly tight. and the energy.. it blows your head just clean off.
11 Aug 07
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Originally posted by wormwoodI quote "you'd think they would've just mixed a lot of random stuff together"
mix music?
Mix music - where they take parts of other songs and change them and add scratchy record noise and stuff. Don't hardly use instruments...It's two watts brighter than rap.
11 Aug 07
Originally posted by badmoonno, the play everything themselves. from score sheets because the compositions are so complicated.
I quote "you'd think they would've just mixed a lot of random stuff together"
Mix music - where they parts of other songs and change them and add scraty record noise and stuff. Don't hardle use instruments...It's two watts brighter than rap.
11 Aug 07
Originally posted by badmoonSheesus.
I quote "you'd think they would've just mixed a lot of random stuff together"
Mix music - where they take parts of other songs and change them and add scratchy record noise and stuff. Don't hardly use instruments...It's two watts brighter than rap.
