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I love this whole band's output, but the hardest one to explain immediately would probably be My Ass is On Fire by Mr. Bungle
I was singing this the other day to my wife and she was confused. Haven't listened to Bungle since college, gotta dig Disco Volente out soon
not The Girls of Porn from the same album? Or anything from the Disco Volante album?
Girls of Porn is from that same album. I love that song too. Disco Volante is a lot easier to tell people "oh I know you wouldnt get it, it's avant garde"
The self titled album is more like "I'm not surprised if you think I'm clinically insane for liking this"