Hurm1t Mr Bungle Ars Moriendi Studio & Live Double Reaction PATREON REQUEST 

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No, no, no, trust me you will definitely listen to this song again, It's just so much fun 😅 I've said it before but I don't feel you've really heard a Bungle song until you've listened to it at least 5 times, try it!!! lol There is just so much going on you cannot take everything in straight away so you don't really hear the song as it was intended unless you give it a chance, don't tell anyone but I actually didn't like this song at first 😳🙄😅 It's actually one of my favourite Bungle songs now, I think their most complex songs definitely are the most rewarding, you will appreciate them more later on 😎 I totally get what you mean about the live versions of the songs, I almost always prefer live Bungle, their energy is just amazing, these guys really love music and it shows 😊 Thank you for your reaction and glad you liked this incredible song 💗

"We started in Egypt and now we're in California" is a perfect description of this whole record. Also, you were bang on with the Beach Boys thing, there's so much Pet Sounds influence on this record, i think that's why it was the first Bungle record to really grab me. I will hassle Roxy to suggest Vanity Fair to you, you'll dig it!

Secret Chiefs 3 is another one I think you'll enjoy. Especially live!

I'm glad I saw Bungle at a solo show and not at a festival. 98% of the people in the venue knew who they had come to see, were amped for it and loved it. The anticipation of those around me in the line to get in, and waiting for MB to come on...we were buzzing! I love that you do a live performance of a song as well, it takes me back to that show, the experience...awesome. I hope you check out a live performance of Retrovirtigo sometime.

This is one I usually show people first. Who can resist a techno polka death metal song?? It's so good!!

Goodbye Sober Day! (California)

Trevor Dun on bass.

love you roxy ;]]

Your humble opinion is correct 💕

The syncopated clapping at 1:47---> is quite insane frankly

in another live performance from that at bizzarre festival, he dropped some dope growls and screams

I believe you're right! This is a full experience of the song in the live performance! Thanks for doing this one for sure 🥰

Faith no more Ashes to ashes live NPA 1997 is awesome too.

the fast tempo switches remind me of stubb a dubb lol that's another reason why i live this aspect of bungle.

my second fav track from this album :))

faith no more, stripsearch, paris france 12/9/97 is also awesome

LOL, like the time before last that I was in Belgrade, Serbia I was out doing one of my evening/night-time walks to a social thing and the pedestrian zone had a Y shape. I walk down one side to cross the V end of it and heard what I thought was this being played by a busker... but thought, "nahhhhh".... walked a little further and was again, like, "naaahhhh???" and had to go over and see. Went down the other side in the opposite direction of my event - sure enough, middle of Belgrade pedestrian zone was a guy with an accordion rocking this out. This was not a song I ever expected to run across with a busker.

You should show other people this song! It the reaction we're all waiting for, right? New Patton fans are alot like new Tool fans...they're just a bit more confused at first is all lol

Very nice reaction. You could check out "Vanity Fair" it's soo cool.

I`m drinking beer and I`m typing this for you :); you play this song to your homies at some party and soon - you`ll all go dancing, like, on the walls, bro. :)) Maybe you`ll laugh at first -wtf is this?! - but you will want to play it again, and every time you do, you`ll dig the song even more, you`ll remember how it works, feel how it goes and flows, and you`ll discover that each and every part of it - which at first glance seems fuzzy and incoherent - falls to fit in its perfect place. :) And at the end you`ll all have fun and that`s how Bungle works. :) With or without beer! :D Its not just Patton`s head; every member is equally creative in this band. :) Otherwise - they couldn`t pull this off. ;) ... Yeah, you could even sample Bungle - if they haven`t already filled their own sound with a bunch of keyboard samples too, hahah.. ! Should we ask them to send us some of these samples by mail?... :D :D Now, look, let me get serious for a moment, just to point out the meaning of this song, I`ll explain what type of music you`ve just heard. :) Egyptian... ? Mmmh. Close enough.. :) Still, not quite precise, right..? :) Yes, it has that Oriental vibe, but actually because of the special genre of world folk music known as - gypsy music! :)) More precisely: Romanian gypsy music. :) You`ve heard of that European country Romania, right? :) Homeland of the famous Count Dracula and his castle? :) Yes, that one. :) Surely, you know who the Gypsies are: nomadic people spread all over the world, and to add historically - India is the country where their distant ancestors come from... :) This people is known for its music, customs and wild, unrestrained, free spirit. :) Their credo is: go, travel everywhere and have happy, joyful life filled with passion, ecstasy and love. :) Their music is largely a mirror of such a philosophy. And you just heard this from Mr. Bungle, because they copied that music! :D You could guess by now that Patton & the crew are well acquainted with various types of music, so it seems that the Gypsies came to their turn at that moment - perfectly chosen! :)) And last time here: why? :) OK. Check this out; the title of the song is medieval Latin, which means "The Art of Dying"... Sounds morbid, but that phrase from the books of Middle Ages symbolized a moral way to die as a decent human being, as God would like. :D I know, it sound a little boring :) but Mr. Bungle is here to make it ironically funny - as the (anti) hero of their song is Satan himself or some rabid creature like him, riding all over the world, like a nomad, like a Gypsy, who "steals pearls from the ashes" , "leaps across the precipice" (actual verses from the song) and many other wonders. :) This kind of furious, brave life is "the art of dying well" by Mr.Bungle.. :) And also; you could hear bunch of traditional gypsy instruments: accordion, violin, dulcimer, recorded in studio by special guests, played as samples in live performances. ;) They even had a techno-folk part near the beginning, remember? - that funky groove? :) ...And the special treat in this song are those fast parts, which meta-musically rely on the death-metal beats from which Mr.Bungle originates, but are actually an organic part of gypsy music too.. :) These parts are related to a special 'genre' of gypsy music called "kolo" ("wheel"), mostly fast instrumental folk music where boys and girls hold hands, forming a huge circle and dancing merrily to those beats, always in two directions ...: D You should try it sometimes with your crew, maybe you`ll find wonderful fun in it, especially with this song! :)) Oh, God, I think this is my biggest post so far. But this song was your biggest breakthrough with Mr. Bungle so far, and I guess this was justified, hahah...To celebrate - cheers! :) I wish you a good day too amigo and enjoy the journey of these good lunatics :) Bye! :)