CD 1 – Fully Remastered Tracks

• The Real Thing
• From Out Of Nowhere
• Epic
• We Care A Lot
• R’n’R
• Kindergarten
• Caffeine
• Land Of Sunshine
• Be Aggressive
• Midlife Crisis
• A Small Victory
• Everythings Ruined
• Evidence
• Digging The Grave
• Ricochet
• Ashes To Ashes
• Stripsearch
• Easy

CD 2 - B-Sides, Covers and Rarities

• Absolute Zero (B-side on ‘Digging The Grave’ single 1995)
• The Big Kahuna (B-side on ‘Ashes To Ashes’ single 1997)
• Light Up And Let Go (B-side on ‘Ashes To Ashes’ single 1997)
• I Won’t Forget You (Rarity previously released on Who Cares A Lot? Greatest Hits album 1998)
• The World Is Yours (B-side on ‘I Started A Joke’ single 1998)
• Hippie Jam Song (Rarity previously released on Who Cares A Lot? Greatest Hits album 1998)
• Sweet Emotion (Given away with Kerrang! Magazine in 1989)
• New Improved Song (Given away with Sounds Magazine In 1988)
• Das Schutzenfest (B-side on Evidence Single 1995)
• This Guy’s In Love With You (B-side on ‘I Started A Joke’ single 1998)

iTunes Exclusive Tracks

• Spanish Eyes (B-side on ‘Ricochet’ single 1995)
• I Started A Joke (Single released on Who Cares A Lot? Greatest Hits album 1998)

If you want a copy for free, Thrash Hits is giving away five copies.

Thanks to mik kime for sending this along.

She was talking about disambiguation and Wikipedia. If you type in “Vanity Fair,” she says, “You can find an entry on the magazine, or the book… or Mr. Bungle’s Vanity Fair, which isn’t their best work…”

I haven’t found a clip of this online yet, but if someone finds one, please send it along and I’ll attach it to this post.

Many thanks to Steve Hart for providing the context in which the band was mentioned.

Update: Allan Sheard sent over the URL to the video.  The mention comes within the first minute or so.

AVENGED SEVENFOLD recently recorded a cover version of the BLACK SABBATH classic “Paranoid” for the new Warner Music Group release “Covered, A Revolution In Sound: Warner Bros. Records”, which came out on February 24. [...] AVENGED vocalist M. Shadows told U.K.’s Metal Hammer magazine that the band originally wanted to cover MR. BUNGLE’s 1991 track “Strubb [sic] (A Dub)” for the compilation before settling on“Paranoid”. “We were very excited to cover a song from MR. BUNGLE, but then we were told that there was a list of songs that we could cover, not choose anything Warner’s had put out,” Shadows revealed.

Was this because Warner Bros. still hates Mr. Bungle or just coincidence?

Via BLABBERMOUTH.NET

Billy Gould (@mrgould) started using it to communicate about the Faith No More reunion.  Then Roddy Bottom (@roddybottom) joined.  Even Chuck Mosley (@chuckmosley) has an account now.  With the launch of the new website, Ipecac Recordings (@ipecacrec) is now on Twitter as well.

I often come across things of interest, but don’t get around to posting them until it’s old news or I’ve forgotten about them entirely.  So, with the recent popularity of Twitter, I realized that I can send out tweets much more frequently and more timely than I can update this site.  So for fresh content, follow @CacaVolante on Twitter.

Thanks to “Mr John” for the scans.

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• Faith No More 2.0 by Adrian Harte
  All about the Faith No More reunion

If there are other blogs actively covering the Faith No More reunion, please let me know.

In this week’s Kerrang! magazine we welcome back the newly reformed Faith No More! 

After an 11 year split, FNM are reforming for this year’s Kerrang!-sponsored Download festival. We chronicle how the San Franciscan nutjobs became the finest - and moist shocking - band of the ’90s!

“Living on the margins for so long, living in the underground scene it’s like: ‘Oh this will never catch on’.

“But it did, and it was starting to change where you had bands like Faith No More and Jane’s Addiction.

“They were these rock bands but they were more like alternative or edgy. Then they paved the way for Nirvana.”