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Mr Bungle - Disco Volante album cover
 Disco Volante is a 1995 album by the band Mr. Bungle. It is by far the most experimental of all their productions as it picks up inspirations from a wide variety of musical styles, including death metal, techno, 50's space age pop and Italian avantgarde. Many music critics have considered Disco Volante to be one of the strangest albums they've ever listened to.

Mike Patton also uses a great number of vocal effects boxes and samples throughout the album, most noticeably in songs like the circus freak-show rollercoaster "Ma Meeshka Mow Skwoz" and the psychedelic underwater adventure "The Bends".

The album also contains a hidden track (hidden in a double-groove on the vinyl release) after "Carry Stress In The Jaw." This track was originally recorded without bassist Trevor Dunn's input or knowledge; although, shortly before its release, Dunn managed to hear 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 by Patton.

The songwriting credits in the album's booklet include the section "Nothing - Words: Lengyel; Music: Heifetz". This is not, as some people believe, the name and credits for the end section of "Merry Go Bye Bye" (the song preceding it in the list), but is a joke at the expense of Lengyel and Heifetz, who did not write any parts for the album.

"Carry Stress In The Jaw" is subtitled "Sleep: Part II" and "Phlegmatics" is "Sleep: Part III." Part I is "Slowly Growing Deaf" from the self-titled album. All three songs were written by Trevor Dunn, who didn't decide to make "Slowly Growing Deaf" part I until after the other two were written for Disco Volante. The three songs share themes dealing with body parts.

This would be Lengyel's final album with the band, leaving shortly after the tour due to "artistic differences." Heifetz would later comment, "I miss him. He added a huge chemical imbalance that helped us on the road. He hates us and rightfully so. The music changed, plain and simple. Very little call for saxes, trombone or flute. He was an original member. I'm not. Makes me feel a bit like a union-buster."

Track listing:

1. "Everyone I Went To High School With Is Dead" (words/music: Dunn) – 2:45
2. "Chemical Marriage" (music: Spruance) – 3:09
3. "Sleep (Part II): Carry Stress In The Jaw" – 8:59
1. "Sleep (Part II): Carry Stress In The Jaw" (words/music: Dunn)
2. Untitled
4. "Desert Search For Techno Allah" (words: Spruance, music: Patton/Spruance) – 5:24
5. "Violenza Domestica" (words: Patton, music: Patton/Spruance) – 5:14
6. "After School Special" (words: Dunn/McKinnon/Patton, music: McKinnon) – 2:47
7. "Sleep (Part III): Phlegmatics" (words/music: Dunn) – 3:16
8. "Ma Meeshka Mow Skwoz" (words/music: Spruance) – 6:06
9. "The Bends" (music: Patton/McKinnon/Spruance) - 10:28
1. "Man Overboard"
2. "The Drowning Flute"
3. "Aqua Swing"
4. "Follow The Bubbles"
5. "Duet For Guitar and Oxygen Tank"
6. "Nerve Damage"
7. "Screaming Bends"
8. "Panic In Blue"
9. "Love On The Event Horizon"
10. "Re-Entry"
10. "Backstrokin'" (music: Patton) – 2:27
11. "Platypus" (words: Dunn, music: Dunn/Spruance) – 5:07
12. "Merry Go Bye Bye"/Untitled – 12:58
1. "Merry Go Bye Bye" (words/music: Spruance)
2. Untitled
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