Time to get the sandpaper and broken glass

I'm guessing you actually rolled down that hill?

@@ThePugGod Nobody has thanked me yet.

@@rossdixon thanks Ross

@CONNOR VANDYKE im a metalhead but i love this kind of albums more,where they experiment with jazz a bit more and ska

That was called a C#6, the highest note a human can produce, or so I was told.

@@terriblecrayon Patton can hit even higher notes than that, he goes all the way up to E7/F7

@@terriblecrayon That's a formant scream. That pitch is not possible to be sang normally. It's a harmonic of a lower note. Somehow, Patton has figured a way to make the harmonic louder than the fundamental. There's one particular Jon Zorn song where Patton does this scream by himself and you can hear a lower note below the scream.

@@BrunodeSouzaLino David Lee Roth used to do it all the time. I've noticed the people that can do it best either have naturally raspy voices (Axl Rose, Mariah Carey, Lalah Hathaway, DLR, Bon Jovi, to name a few that can do it), have REALLY good control of their distortion (Mike Patton, Devin Townsend), or a little bit of both (Layne Staley, Corey Taylor). I've practiced it a lot in my own singing and I've noticed that once you get to around an A5 (more like a G# or so a lot of the time) when using that technique, the A6 begins to overpower the fundamental note. Probably something to do with the fact that pitches double in decibel per octave.

@@m0nstaman This is quite different than a scream in that sense. While the scream in this performance lands in the region of a C#7, it's an effect in the context of the song and not meant as a pitched tone. This is different than similar screams Devin Townsend used to do in that vocal range. He's not singing that high pitch. That pitch is a harmonic of a lower pitch and that's what's being sung. Jon Zorn's Moonchild showcases this well. You can clearly hear two pitches when he screams.

A god like satan sound

no faith no more bro but he left and started this one

+Oscar Luengas WRONG: Patton's Bungle days go back to High School... he was discovered by FNM while in Bungle.

+Tangento oh my bad bro

I would say Faith No More and Iron Maiden are

+OT So Average Joe Yeah... no.

I'd say he's appreciated these days. ;)

Fuck Faith! I prefer Void!

Oh yeah!!!

how the fuck is he under appreciated, the people that listen to one patton project listen to every single other one

Dude's been considered by both mainstream and underground audiences as one of, if not the best, rock/metal vocalists since the beginning hahaha.

Which one lol

Were they in masks

Art is simple, you like it and thats it haha

Welcome to never hearing pop music the same

Agreed

Me too.

I find it more like prog/jazz Robert Wyatt-esque

lmao i get it

Hold the Mike......

Peeping FanTOMahawks

he also had a i

right! i hate I'll never get to experience this in person but at least there's video. ❤️

They are back

@@LeonardoSanchez-se6fz But not in this form because we can't become 30 year olds after being 50 year olds. Saw them yesterday 2/13/2020 and it was a fun show, but we can't get back those days. I feel lucky to have seen them during their first tour. Mind was blown. Like has been said, there are videos thankfully.

The Secret Song? Trevor sings on it. Like Grandpa Simpson

Mike McCombe In this video? He doesn't. Dang, i thought that was Patton.

quiet! dont tell anybody.. don't let em knowwww

That's not Trevor, that's trey spruance doing the vocals on the Secret song,... They decided(Mr bungle they were gonna record that song without Trey and not tell him, ..he went to the studio found out and added the vocals, not telling Patton or ANY of the other band members until they heard it for themselves when the album was out Lmfao

***** He isn't. From wikipedia: The untitled track after "Sleep (Part II): Carry Stress in the Jaw" is often titled "The Secret Song" (the working title of the song) or "Spy" (the title that appears on various concert setlists). It was originally recorded without bassist Trevor Dunn's input or knowledge; although, shortly before its release, Dunn managed to find it and added a vocal track. Though never explicitly stated, it is believed (by Dunn) that the drums were played by McKinnon, and the bass guitar by Patton.

That’s so cool that you saw them live. Holy shit.

Cute!!

*GODDAMMIT I'M PISSED OFF*

they kiiicked me out of the baaand 😢

gargoyle type of scream

Jeeeeesusss

Generally my disposition. King for a day has some of that power due to the patton/spruance teamwork

Do it

Which two demos?

@@bennievargas2673Goddamit I love America and OU818 I'm presuming

Indeed

Yup, still the best. I rewatched it just to verify (12 years after my original post)