Mr. Bungle - The Raging Wrath Of The Easter Bunny flac mp3 download

Mr. Bungle Alternative Rock Thrash Speed Metal 1986 US

Title:

The Raging Wrath Of The Easter Bunny

Musician:

Mr. Bungle

Style:

Alternative Rock, Thrash, Speed Metal

Released:

1986

Country:

MP3 album size:

1209 mb

FLAC album size:

1943 mb

Other formats:

VQF AUD AA MOD VOC TTA AIFF

Genre:

Rock

Rating:

4.2 ✪

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Mr. Bungle - The Raging Wrath Of The Easter Bunny
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1209 downloads at 19 mb/s

Tracklist Hide Credits

A1	Grizzly Adams Written-By – Spruance*
A2	Anarchy Up Your Anus Written-By – Spruance*
A3	Spreading The Thighs Of Death Written-By – Dunn*
A4	Hypocrites Written-By – Patton, Dunn
A5	Bungle Grind Written-By – Spruance*
B1	Raping Your Mind Written-By – Dunn*
B2	Evil Satan Written-By – Spruance*
B3	Sudden Death Written-By – Patton*

Companies, etc.

Copyright (c) – Mr. Bungle
Recorded At – FOS Studios

Credits

Bass – Mike Patton (tracks: A4)
Bass, Kazoo, Backing Vocals – Trevor Dunn
Drums, Harmonica, Backing Vocals, Other [Party Favors] – Jed Watts
Edited By, Mastered By – Brian Ladd
Guitar – Trevor Dunn (tracks: A4)
Guitar [Guitars], Other [Video Games], Trumpet, Backing Vocals – Trey Spruance
Jew's Harp – Martin Fosnaugh
Layout [Graphic Layout] – Julie Frith
Mixed By – Trey Spruance
Photography By – Trevor Dunn
Saxophone, Humming [Hawaiian Nose Humming] – Theo Lengyel*
Vocals – Trey Spruance (tracks: A4)
Vocals, Bongos, Whistle [Wolf-whistle], Whistle [Trainwhistle] – Mike Patton

Notes

C30 Demo
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All tracks recorded at F.O.S. Studios (a Tascam 4 Track recorder!!!), and mixed during Easter 1986!!

© 1986 MR. BUNGLE

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
none	Mr. Bungle	In The Beginning... ‎(Cass, Album, Unofficial)	Not On Label	none	US	1986

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Reviews:

Dakora

I mean, this is amazing. I need to check out more Mr Bungle.

Gholbithris

Out of all their indie 80s releases, this is the only one that is rendered unlistenable due to the terrible production (which is in part due to the loud metal nature of the music). It's a real shame the ex-members of Mr. Bungle are so reluctant to rerelease anything, since people would actually be excited for a remastered CD/Vinyl of this, unlike with all the pointless FNM cash grab reissues these past few years.