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	I will post the Zorn Discog in a separate message...I will send
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From proussel@ichips.intel.com  Fri Dec  9 01:37:25 1994
Subject: Re: ZORN DIGEST #1 

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> >From hrtst3+@pitt.edu
> Subject: Mr. Bungle 
> 
> Any Mr. Bugnle fans out there?  I'm a HUGE HUGE HUGE HUGE HUGE fan and would
> 
> ABSOLUTELY LOVE IT if someone would write to me about them so we can 
> 
> talk.  By the way, rumor has it that Mike Patton left the band and is
> 
> being replaced by the lead singer of Carcass.  Anyone heard anything...?
> 
> I'm assuming Zorn fans know that he produced Mr. Bungle's album and that 
> his influences are splattered all over the album...the horns practically 
> sing "Zorn...Zorn..."

And for a very good reason ... he plays on one track (Love Is A Fist), 
although his name is not listed.

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From isocrtes@selway.umt.edu  Fri Dec  9 17:01:17 1994
Subject: Re: ZORN DIGEST #1

Perhaps this is apostasy, but I heard the demo tape for Mr. Bungle and 
thought it was great, but when I got the CD... it still had the crispness 
of changes in style that I liked, and that reminded me of Naked City and 
of Zorn's compositions generally, but it lacked that live-in-the-studio 
feel. But his musicianship and compositional skills are certainly 
nonpareil. I just wish he'd gotten Diamanda Galas instead of Yamatsuka 
Eye to collaborate with: someone with technical ability who could also 
shriek it up would have matched the rest of the people he's played with 
perfectly.

ben

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