0:30 - The Thing Strikes 2:36 - Travolta 8:35 - Mr. Nice Guy 15:52 - Third Floor Dungeon 18:30 - Love Is A Fist 22:53 - Slowly Growing Deaf 29:44 - The Stroke 33:40 - Platypus 40:48 - My Ass Is On Fire 48:19 - Time 58:19 - I Don't Need Society 59:48 - Squeeze Me Macaroni 1:05:38 - The Thrill is Gone 1:09:31 - AIWTHSWID Original Tracks: Eight Covers: Six All Songs In Total: 14 *Beginning Song:* "Locust Furnace" By GodFlesh. *Band Members:* Mike Patton (Vocalist) Trevor Dunn (bassist) Trey Spruance (Guitarist) Danny Heifetz (Drummer) Theo Lengyel (Saxophonist/Keyboardist) Clinton McKinnon (Saxophonist/Keyboardist)

@gabrielsegura626

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks sharing this.

@modifidious

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks

@cosmokane9871

2 жыл бұрын

He also does Territorial Pissings in the middle of Slowly Growing Deaf

@andytrevino4077

Жыл бұрын

I can't hear Locust Furnace anywhere in the first few minutes.

@DC180

Жыл бұрын

Nice work TY

I’m an old man. Once a year I stay up late and watch this.

@ViProX_YT

2 жыл бұрын

I respect you

@swo8on

Жыл бұрын

Mr. Depressed

@CristyChamps

Жыл бұрын

Me too, 48

@chrisbayes507

11 ай бұрын

I'm with you my brother ❤

@MrOuchy

6 ай бұрын

I keep getting older, but those exasperated bouncers stay the same age.

I was there! I was only 18, show was 19 and over. I lived in Buffalo, NY. Skipped school and took the bus up there. I had scanned my passport and altered my birth year and used that to get in. So glad that I got to see this show. Saw them again on DV tour in 95 and then about 7 times on California tour.

@evanabbott2737

4 жыл бұрын

That’s awesome.....😁👍

@soprano1176

4 жыл бұрын

OMG!!! HOW AWESOME! Lucky you! Must have been one of the funnest nights of your life. Would love to see them live!

@crackerfoot

4 жыл бұрын

Amazing. I was 16, borrowed a friend’s ID, and luckily got in.

@g_gotta_kill_you7855

3 жыл бұрын

What a legend you are

@orielgajardo1773

2 жыл бұрын

manso rajaso Glenn

Interviewer: "Please describe the image of the band?" Patton sitting in bdsm mask wearing electrician overalls: "It's personal"

I swear, if Patton never had music as an outlet, he would have ended up being a serial killer.

@joshuafult84

Ай бұрын

Funny because I think the guitarist Trey said he would've became a serial killer had he not been in a band lmao

@fredzep01

Ай бұрын

@@joshuafult84 hahaha, no way, that's funny, there must be a lot of them like that, that's a scary thought. Thinking about it, that would make a killer Netflix show, pardon the pun, haha, yeah man, a serial killer roaming around the world murdering people, haha. Serial killer or not and jokes aside, Mikes probably the most original frontman I've ever seen...

Nothing like a calm docile audience of respectable young boys and girls to make a memorable concert

46:19 is the best part of this video. Patton jumps into the crowd and eventually makes his way back onto stage and picks up singing in the middle of the word "redundant". He never lost a beat. What a fucking rock star.

@araned9335

2 жыл бұрын

Que saen de cacha mal??

@skinnernorriz5617

Жыл бұрын

Yeah thats so fucking wild. he‘s in it the whole fucking time

@fredzep01

Жыл бұрын

In Manchester many many moons ago, Patton dived through the air and grabbed an apple mid-flight, before he even hit the deck, he'd taken a bite out of it and through it back at us, it was the fastest and best thing I've ever witnessed at a concert, Patton's defo in my top five for stage persona, for sure.

@justherb666

6 ай бұрын

When I saw this tour he did an entire song hanging upside down.

@julianbungledrums741

4 ай бұрын

@@justherb666 really ? Can you comment more about that concert?

I was at this concert. Nobody's mentioned the most notorious moment in this concert. At 49:10, a guy in the mosh pit tries to drag Patton into the audience. Patton is pissed and randomly wacks a guy in the front with his mic - but not the right guy. The guy he hit starts bleeding and eventually has to be removed, presumably to get medical attention. The reason this video exists is because they were projecting the video image simultaneously on screens to the right and left of the stage.

This is One of my favorite Bungle shows. I remember ordering the video in 98 through a magazine add for bootleg concerts on VHS&DVD. This dude had everything! Had to pay for em,but I didn't care. Through him and traders,and record stores, in big cities I amassed a small collection of over 12000 shows,but then KZread comes out and little by little I see every video I ever paid for,waited for in the mail,and just loved. KZread was a double edge sword in being...shows I didn't have, i now had,and for free,and I could put on DVD,if needed or wanted,but on the other end,I spent all that money (not for nothing,in the day,IMO though),&this just takes over the underground feel and excitement of seeing a good show of a band that u might never see

@JJP_115

2 жыл бұрын

Please, please, PLEASE consider sharing any shows you think are worthy and not yet uploaded to youtube for those of us who never got a chance to see Bungle in their prime.

@fungus_am0nguz644

2 жыл бұрын

WOW, dude maybe you mistyped it but did you just said you had 12,000 shows??? not 1200?? If so holy shit bro, then I kinda feel your pain a lil bit, since those are thousands of dollars spent and years and years of acquiring all that collection. I also remember that feeling of getting a bootleg VHS, that underground feel as you say, sometimes they were good, others were dog shit, others were gems. I also remember watching this show back in the day, glad is on youtube. I didnt have a collection or nothing like that (less than a 100 maybe) but i didnt need to, i lived in NYC, most bands that i liked came here. But thats impressive that you amassed so many shows....any favorites??

@julianbungledrums741

2 жыл бұрын

Do you have more concerts from the year 1992 of mr bungle? Please 🙏

@julianbungledrums741

4 ай бұрын

I pay for concerts on this tour.Which ones do you have?

Wow! This is epic. The stage diving! The curtain climbing! The smashing a fan over the head with a mic! There is just nothing else quite like the utter fucking madness of this band and this live show!

1:04:29 Ladies and Gentlemen.....Mike Patton fights 'Thee Invisible Man', whilst being accompanied by some strange but fantastic music!

@EverydayDeckienson

5 жыл бұрын

The invisible mute man

Wish this Bungle came back. Yeah, thrash is fine, but this was so much cooler. At least here the thrash was peppered in with the rest of the chaos.

@alanpena5145

3 жыл бұрын

I agree. This is without a doubt, the best Mr's Bungle era

@fungus_am0nguz644

2 жыл бұрын

@@alanpena5145 Really?? I disagree, even though I LOVED self titled album I feel like their 95 to 99 input was way better as a band. More interesting and diverse, maybe their shows werent as crazy but I remember Mike saying how hard was it to play the California songs, they all had to look at each other from time to time to queue in. Still this is a fantastic show.

To everyone saying Slipknot copied them, Mr Bungle is all about being weird and avantgarde, Slipknot on those early albums is about being heavy and filthy. It looks similar on the surface level but the essence is completely different.

@Rimerr13

11 ай бұрын

Corey and Clown said Mike Patton inspired them, same thing with Jmann and Skinny from Mushroomhead.

Music along with their aesthetic was so ahead of its time in 1992 wow just amazed watching this, there has to be a place for this band in rock history in terms of being innovative and influential to the generation after them some can argue it didnt turn out to be great since it was called nu metal but still cant deny this bands greatness

@jeffrelewis

5 жыл бұрын

It would have been different if Patton didn't join Faith No More.

@ralfalf4

5 жыл бұрын

@@jeffrelewis I blame the chili peppers for being snowflakes.

@IntrusiveCuckholeGenerator

4 жыл бұрын

Jesus you're such a maximalist schoolboy They are pretty unique and a great band, but their music wasn't "ahead of its time" - it is simply a mixture of different genres that have been around for decades put in one single song instead of making some tiny bit changes throughout the whole career (how it usually happens) or even no significant changes at all (take Helmet for example or probably most bands lol) Aesthetic? What exactly are you talking about? If it's about their fucked up sort of bdsm suits jumbled with clown theme then there is such peculiar act as Marilyn Manson with their aesthetic gone not too far away, Nine Inch Nails released Broken the very same year this video was filmed, let alone numerous funk bands with their own crazy shit going on. If it's not about that then I can barely see any aesthetic at all. This whole avantgarde thing means doing random bizarre stuff only to show off yourself to give an impression like you are in fact different and not like anyone else. Faith No More used the same slogan for Angel Dust production to a great extent. And that was bs as well - they mixed things and in not exactly most memorable way. There were bands that done it more interesting and diverse way (24-7 Spyz for instance, but who knows about them?). Wanna know what "ahead of its time" literally means? Check out Generation X debut that sounds almost complete like Green Day early records - guys created a genre that became popular only 15 years later! Suicide is a legendary act as well. But Mr. Bungle didn't start nothing, unfortunately. They dwelled on and used what was created before them. Nu metal is shit only because it went to the masses, became trendy (especially for bullied kids to listen to stuff like that lol) and stagnated as a genre afterwards. People so easily can be fooled.

@theclassicmanila-style8435

4 жыл бұрын

@@IntrusiveCuckholeGenerator thank you so much for writing a long letter as if it's going to change someone's mind about their music. Don't fool yourself kid, don't deny someone's contribution to the genre. You mention they used sounds that already existed and add they own flavor isnt that what every band does since the beginning? And what happened when bungle experimented on their sound? Yes you are right kid it created a sub genre that you would later hear as popular music by the end of 90s and the start of the 00s. Aesthetics , a decade after there were bands dressing like clowns jumping like fools, you got short haired college looking dudes singing and rapping over heavy distorted tunes. You had your favorites I had mine , well theres really no point with arguing with music trolls like you so yeah enjoy hating on someone's opinion if that's part of your morning coffee routine

@IntrusiveCuckholeGenerator

4 жыл бұрын

@@theclassicmanila-style8435 well if you consider Korn, Limp Bizkit and Slipknot as solid musical acts and nu-metal as a place where you look at Mr. Bungle from then I guess you have a point there lol. I just hate wackos that shout "ahead of its time" all over the place.

The reaction from the roadie in a white t-shirt to watching Mike on the stage floor with a monitor on top of him @ minute 47:04. 😄

30:52 = the inspiration of Korn. Killer video, what a band.

@laurisaarinen1126

9 ай бұрын

Also Slipknot, and Incubus... Lot of bands really came out of Patton's genius madness with Mr Bungle and Faith No More

@Faks.09

2 ай бұрын

And this was inspired by godflesh

Patton and bungle are just like Zappa, there is nothing else like them, and they're unique, and they define their own genre, and they are totally original, A lot of people strive for originality and not many make it, but these do.

At about 49 min, someone pulls Mike into the crowd and he retaliates by hitting someone with his microphone. Then he seems to feel bad because he goes over and pats someone on the head and gives them a towel. I remember this from years ago when I had this show on VHS. Always thought this seemed like a particularly crazy show as far as stage divers and whatnot!

@colinready-evoy6014

3 жыл бұрын

I was at this show… yeah he cracked that guy’s head open and the towel was to stop the blood. Pretty weird, vibe killing moment… but he did say he was sorry over the mic and he did look like he felt badly. He’s lucky the guy didn’t charge him for aggravated assault.

@surfboardjoker6299

2 жыл бұрын

@@colinready-evoy6014 pussy lmao, shit like that makes a good show

@JJP_115

2 жыл бұрын

@@colinready-evoy6014 If you can't take the heat, stay out of the kitchen... or off the fucking singer in this case. Anyway, I don't think Mike realised how hard he hit him at first and it turned in to this weird intimate moment between Mike and the crowd which is kinda funny considering how much of an adverse relationship Bungle used to have with fans at their shows!

@JsRf13

2 жыл бұрын

ya, you can tell he felt like an asshole after the initial anger wore off. but we've all been there, lashing out and doing something in the moment we end up regretting. at least he had the humility to get him some aid. hope the dude was okay!

@nyc77style

2 жыл бұрын

They guy that Mike hits with his microphone is definitely not the same guy that pulled him into the crowd, so that's what made me go "woah" when I first saw this.

Wow! Was at this show. Such an insane performance! 22nd birthday and I even caught one of Heifetz' sticks! Great night!

@crackerfoot

4 жыл бұрын

Dave Poissant I’m not sure how many sticks he threw out, but I’ve got one too. Vic Firth Jazz sticks if I remember correctly. What a crazy night!

@angusbeefballfro

3 жыл бұрын

I wasn't even born yet. I wish I could travel back in time and catch them playing.

@julianbungledrums741

2 жыл бұрын

Me gustaría ver una fotografía de esa baqueta 😃

@julianbungledrums741

4 ай бұрын

I pay you for that drumstick

THAT COVER OF THE STROKE WAS SOOOO FUCKING BADASS

Holy Shit!! I haven't seen this in 23 years. A friend of mine had this as a bootleg on VHS. So much fun to see again!! ❤🤐

@skinnernorriz5617

10 ай бұрын

ah geez yeah the vhs bootleg, i paid 160€ on ebay for it, never regretted

Happy 30 year anniversary to this performance!

It's cool to hear some Volante on this concert

Una joyita

@alonsorocksoto2773

4 жыл бұрын

Everyday Deckienson sip una joya

@jordanpowers88

5 ай бұрын

¿Que onda compa? Tu canal es buenísimo.

mr bungle, nine inch nails, pulp fiction... damn seems like early 90s had some kind of bdsm fetish (literally)

8:30 Mr Nice Guy

Back here again, this is legendary

01:the thing strikes (henry mancini cover) 1:14 02:quote unquote 2:37 03:mr nice guy 8:35 04:3rd floor dungeon (dr seuss cover) 15:52 05:love is a fist 18:30 06:slowly growing deaf 22:50 07:the stroke (billy squier cover) 30:00 08:platypus 33:40 09:my ass is on fire 40:48 10:time (the alan parson project cover) 48:00 11:l don't need society (D.R.I cover) 58:19 12:squeeze me macarroni 59:48 13: the thrill is gone 1:05:38 14:everyone i went to highschool witch is dead 1:09:31 15:the end 1:14:36

Ah....the voice of the generation of weird kids. Why were the 90s awesome? This is exhibit a, kids..concerts were participatory throw downs!! Moshing, stage diving, no barriers between you and the music, and not a cell phone in sight!!

I didn't even know that the lead singer is the lead singer from Faith No More. Only found out about this band because of a video on who copied who? Slipknot or Mushroomhead. Turns out they took inspiration from these guys.

Wow, I was just talking about this show to a friend of mine. Amazing someone posted it. This show was @ The Phoenix Concert Theatre in Toronto

I remember a friend of mine scoring this on vhs in 1994. The death metal cover of The Stroke was the highlight for me.

Really love Mike's singing and security catching a breath through 32:00 and onwards lmao

Holy shit @ that front flip that Patton did @46:00

Territorial Pissings at the 25:07 or are the drugs that good?

@synysterjazmyngates

5 жыл бұрын

it took me a minute to realize that yes, that’s what it was lol

@albenmurcia4716

4 жыл бұрын

Who pisses?

@jimjohnjimmyguy3019

3 жыл бұрын

That’s fuckin awesome

@tranquility2594

3 жыл бұрын

@@albenmurcia4716 cover of nirvana song

@kulturkatv4878

3 жыл бұрын

that's right :)

This is amazing. 🙏

Patton in full on Gargoyle mode at 46:00

That was "Commuter Man" by DRI at one point in the encore.

When I saw this in Houston it ended with some dude grabbing his mask off and him running directly into the drum set like football player.

@noid1827

Жыл бұрын

The Vatican huh

@julianbungledrums741

4 ай бұрын

Can you remember anything else about that show?

What an amazing bungle show~!

49:22 microfonazo!!!

@EverydayDeckienson

4 жыл бұрын

Ctm me llego a doler

@TheJinzoSpoon

2 жыл бұрын

_BONK_

@TheJinzoSpoon

2 жыл бұрын

Igual le llegó a un wn que ni era xD

@Ruben_Godoy

Жыл бұрын

Y en el cover de Alan Parson jajaja super tranquilo

@jordanpowers88

5 ай бұрын

​@@Ruben_Godoy Jajaja si, ese público tiene mucha adrenalina.

29:44 The Stroke (Billy Squier cover)

at 1.07 .44 Theo Lengyel freaks out and stage dives...epic

@NECROKAZII

2 жыл бұрын

1:07:44

Travolta and Mr Nice Guy back to back? Ida came, then died.

46:00 haha sick! 🤟🏼😎

Saw this tour in Boston.

@julianbungledrums741

4 ай бұрын

Can you describe that show? some moment that you remember

@justherb666

4 ай бұрын

Patton did a whole song hanging upside down from the lighting rig, in his gimp mask…

I would have lost my fucking mind if I was there. I'd kill to see them play some of these tunes. I'll be seeing them this fall but I'm not suuuuper into the Raging Wrath album.

🖤

This is one of the best gigs on here. That is one of ther most truly progressive, genuinely psychedelic, heavy, bizarre and original performances I've ever seen. I didn't hear Bungle (DV first) until after they'd split in the early 2000's but have been lucky enough to have seen SC3 live a few times and got to meet Trey who is lovely. I'm not overly enthused by thrash only Bungle, sorry to say. I prefer thre thrashy bits surrounded by varied, precision madness. I can only hope they would return to shows more like this but sounds like we'd be very lucky.

The Muzak Territorial Pissings at 25:44 is a nice touch. This was March of 92 so did Nirvana blow up yet by this point?

@dovic86

2 ай бұрын

yep, Smells Like Teen Spirit became a hit in late 1991

53:04

I m sure slipknot tried to immitate this band

@iamtheblackwizard88

5 жыл бұрын

They were fans of Mr Bungle for sure. I know for a fact that Joey loved em, and I'm sure Clown did he was into all this weird shit.

@morbydvisns

5 жыл бұрын

listen to Do Nothing/Bitchslap on MFKR and you can hear the Bungle influence

@NotonSpotifyYT

4 жыл бұрын

a lot of nu-metal bands were actually. Bungle were a huge inspiration for that generation.

@EverydayDeckienson

4 жыл бұрын

Korn for example

@glennszymanski4984

4 жыл бұрын

The costumes and masks, definitely. Unfortunately most of the numetal musicians never took the time to explore jazz, classical, ethnic, etc. They basically just took all the "throw away" riffs from death metal and thrash, downtuned them and turned them into boring songs.

Matriarcalmentehablando me trajo hasta aquí 🤣

This band is out of this world!!! If your mind is full of trash,watch and listen - it helps better than shrink!!!!

Wow the sound is way better than the Warfield show

30 years guys

the security is really rough. they need to ease up a bit jeez

Would make a great live album

A mere 31 years ago

Locust furnace by godflesh at the beginning???

@vevvenennevvev5945

5 жыл бұрын

Makes sense, Patton's on record around this time talking about how much he loves Godflesh.

6:51 shit starts flying on stage

25:35 isnt that territorial pissings by nirvana!?!?

49:23 se lo pitio

@sebastiancortez8797

3 жыл бұрын

Yo estaria feliz si me pitiara el mike patton

@jordanpowers88

5 ай бұрын

Me da duda si la misma persona que fue piteada fue atendido por Mike. Es que es muy tierna la escena jajaja.

Every once and a while, you can see a rotten hot dog being thrown at the stage...

Did mike hit the wrong person?

@NECROKAZII

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah lol

@modifidious

2 жыл бұрын

@@NECROKAZII lmao thats sad

@NECROKAZII

2 жыл бұрын

@@modifidious I bet that dude still has hella trauma from Mike

@modifidious

2 жыл бұрын

@@NECROKAZIIi would too😂

@Londeton

10 ай бұрын

😢😂

Excuse me, I am lost. Please help me

47:11 Roadie wasn't sure if Patton was messing around or serious Lmao

@modifidious

Ай бұрын

Lmao

Saint Fathers of Slipknot

25:20 name of the song?

@modifidious

2 жыл бұрын

Territorial pissings

1:00:27

Oh man this band art is proper freedom in music ,avantgarde and complete madness.Its good to listen "Discovalante" just once for 2 months to refresh and reset brain,just for self esteem good

friend can you share the file on google drive please

Security are earning their paycheck.

Slipknot before Slipknot.

Slipknot stole from them

49:12 😂😂😂

SLIPKNOT COPIED THIS AND ROAD THEIR MR BUNGLES COATAILS TO MILLIONS OF DOLLARS

@nono7117

4 жыл бұрын

No. Just because their early songs had some jazz and they wore random mask and outfits doesn’t mean they copied them. It’s called being inspired dumbass

@arniekuitunen2832

4 жыл бұрын

@@nono7117 YOU ARE A REAL IGNORANT PIECE OF SHIT, NAME CALLING ME AND PLUS I AM ALLOWED TO HAVE MY OWN OPINION AND IF YOU CANT HANDLE MY OWN OPINION, TOO FUCKEN BAD

@ianh6760

3 жыл бұрын

Lay off the drugs bud

@arniekuitunen2832

3 жыл бұрын

@Luke Bargowski WHAT DO YOU MAKE OF BATHORY, I LOVE THEIR SHIT, I MISS THAT BAND

@nono7117

3 жыл бұрын

@Luke Bargowski mr bungle is still amazing. But apparently you can’t like both

Wasn’t it great living in a White society?

@Themes4Voice

4 ай бұрын

Too right

How many girls they bring back stage? Lol yikes

Well that was fucking awful

@JoshReid_

2 жыл бұрын

What?

@LordFlashheart1

2 жыл бұрын

@@JoshReid_ I said, that was fucking awful.

@JoshReid_

2 жыл бұрын

@@LordFlashheart1 How?

@LordFlashheart1

2 жыл бұрын

@@JoshReid_ screaming shit

@julianbungledrums741

Жыл бұрын

Why?

46:04