Mike Patton plays the Intonarumori

Mike Patton and Luciano Chessa test out the reconstructed futurist noise machines for the upcoming "Music for 16 Futurist Noise Intoners" at the Novellus Theater in Yerba Buena Center for the Arts on Friday October 16th at 8pm. To buy tickets go to www.ybca.org/tickets/production/view.aspx?id=10131
and for more information go to
www.sfmoma.org/events/1459
The concert kicks off the Metal + Machine + Manifesto = Futurism's First 100 Years opening at SFMOMA.
Video created by Luca Antonucci and thanks to the support of SFMOMA and Luciano Chessa. A Performa 09 Preview

[@lovesthedark]

Like a kid in a candy store...love his excitement. I love all these crazy old analog industrial instruments and would totally freak to play on one as well.

[@Fetrey]

Let's start a pool on the chances that Mike makes an entire album with this thing.

[@HaleXF11]

haha, if anyone could appreciate a noisemaker like that, it's Mike Patton.

[@Thisismynameffs]

he'll propably do a record using those noises and some toy piano and his voice and its gonna be once again something fucking amazing that im gonna be stuck listening to it for like 3 years.That guy is unbeliavable

[@jotunmarty]

pattons gonna release a 3 disk cd just with this instrument and his vocals over it - guest featuring dido

[@_Only_Zuul]

"dildo" would be more experimental...

[@oldmaniscariot6846]

True love of sound.

[@untuned92]

They are right, it's a very expressive instrument, so very natural. Just from the look on Pattons face you can see that he really feels emotion in the sound.

[@HankleburyTV]

Half the fun of this is watching these guys get such a kick out of it...they're having fun like a couple of kids.

[@IHeartNoise]

Sounds like there's a beast inside that machine and its hungry as hell.

[@Tejadamed]

He's a sounds hunter, simply.

[@disconnected22]

Mike is just thinking “Where is this gonna fit onstage?”

[@skinnernorriz5617]

Lmao absolutely😂😂😂😂

[@andreaoliveira431]

Damn,I love this guy 😆😆😁😍😘😘

[@LsdLia]

God, I love this sound! I'd sure enjoy to play it as loud and wild as possible. My favourite part: the sneeze. What fun they had! Laughing my head off.

[@6Mega6Man6]

0:00 It's the Sunn O))) song generator!

[@jimgolovan9350]

Dude... Sun o))) and this together...

[@Pame5785]

Mike monster ❤

[@oidige1977]

at 2:52 you can hear Mike saying "Cazzo!"..that is like "Oh F@ck!" in italian.. :)

[@smokescreencooper]

the man is a genius

[@BradleySchloss]

What a bizarre instrument. I can't wait to hear what Patton manages to cook up!

[@trinersify]

I bet that thing vibrates nicely

[@maynrdjkeenan]

0:52 Best sneeze ever.

[@hellf.o]

We demand an album Mr. Patton just Intonarumori and your voice...

[@BeckMCS9876]

It's amazing to know that there was an orchestra made of these.

[@hexachordal]

What the HELL is in those boxes. This is so awesome.

[@realmazattacks]

Holy crap! Yes!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@fullinmusic]

Mike Patton's a nice fellow.

[@KokoRicky]

Great stuff. Interesting to see these nosie machines in action.

[@IntrusiveCuckholeGenerator]

I think new weird little boy album is ready

[@orange-thing]

"Cazzo" -Mike Patton 0:34

[@lmm85]

Rule 34 on wooden boxes and music. Mike Patton is the best.

[@salincarvalho]

Luigi Russolo is the man behind industrial music

[@jwc3o2]

yes, along with Filipo Marinetti & Antonio Russolo in the 19teens with the instruments built by Ugo Piatti & Russolo (Luigi). his paintings are worth investigating, too..

[@Gabzau]

@lecrapauddejerri9 They were a 'conceptual' instrument, created in the beginning of the XX century. Luigi Russolo, italian, tried to do music with noises, as the world was entering in the noisy modern era.

[@itscurbe]

those things sounds incredible.... very nice, patton

[@cyclejunkie]

in love w this

[@joshuaward337]

0:44 FULL POWER! 0:47 Aaand i broke it, fuck

[@Gezarie07]

Insanely fucking awesome. I WISH I could go to the final show.

[@mausperson5854]

Fuck yessss!

[@prodigy503]

this is hillarious:D

[@inhumanundead]

Damn, that's cool.

[@jetjaguar3000]

A sound recorder. At 2:40 he's saying "it's peaking the levels of the fucking recorder, I couldn't get it low enough" - as in he turned down the input volume on the recorder right down and the machine was still too loud to record cleanly.

[@kevincalcaterra8628]

Sick

[@daniellecarpenter4467]

If I could choose one place in time to visit and be... Right here in this moment... This would be my choice

[@eoniabstract]

I dont know what I like better the old creaky door sound at 2:04, or the combo of the next sound and the face he makes.

[@TheCatasstrophy]

omg i wish i was there D:

[@russrussell666]

oh yeah baby - i vant one of these things

[@TazAcida]

Nice!

[@dr.brucebanner7931]

02:31 Industrial music!!!

[@AnangoMagic]

Just noticed this video has transcribed closed captioning now (guessing translation) and watching this video with that. Try it.

[@jeremyquigg3697]

It's like a Stuka sortie!

[@j.copache4788]

I want two of each.

[@JudoPsycho]

That's a great Sunn O))) cover

[@pazpez6243]

ESTÁ EN SU SALSAAAAAAA

[@ditroiamusic]

@Zegeebwah It's a Microtrack from M audio

[@Kriskazam]

The sound reminds me of a really low note on a bass violin

[@Fantobacon]

wonder if any of his recordings ended up in anything

[@hellvomit8341]

Probably mashed up and hidden in some recording of Patton you've already heard.

[@thomasetu3755]

He has a track called on an album called Orchestra of Futurist Noise Intoners

[@jimgolovan9350]

Intonarumori Orchestra.

[@brycesstuff]

Yup, it is probably 1 of millions of sound sets in his studio computer

[@Croot_Music]

@azzarogabbana I don't think you realize the history behind those machines and what the idea behind the futurist music movement is. I think you should read Luigi Russolo's Art of Noises letter. It might open up your mind a bit

[@DanHarkless_Halloween_YTPs_etc]

Very cool, though of course woulda been a lot more interesting with some background explanation of these weird instruments, and/or a peek inside their workings.

[@ednolbed]

Look up 'intonarumori', Luigi Russolo, the Italian Futurists and read the 1913 (!) manifesto "the art of noises". After that, be in awe. These are the acoustic fundaments of electronic music, sampling, noise and twentieth century avantgarde.

[@DanHarkless_Halloween_YTPs_etc]

@@ednolbed Yeah, I think I've read a little about that, e.g. in relation to the band The Art of Noise naming themselves after it, but I haven't ever read it. Will put it on my list - thanks!

[@perrovolao3890]

the bloop

[@gonzalofingerhut6086]

pense la misma wea xD

[@fuckamericanidiot]

@ArgHamster as opposed to a live badger carcass?

[@Chinardo]

@jakethegimp2 Would you define photography as just someone pointing and clicking a box?

[@damarei]

I'm not the one spouting memes. "HEY EVERYONE LOOK AT ME I NEED TO BELONG SOMEWHERE"

[@Rello.]

At 0:35 he said "fuck" in italian (cazzo).

[@castspeel]

0:37 sound like king for a day on bizarre festival 1997

[@merrett]

Well he does speak fluent italian

[@Harrootjo]

Toen jij hier laatst avonds net weg was, kwam opeens Faith No More live op tv met Mikie

[@anthonyourbrother]

what hand held device is mike using to record the acoustics? ..anyone kno?

[@Zegeebwah]

Is anyone able to make out what kind of recording device Mike is getting those sounds with? I would love to pick one up and record sounds of my own.

[@TyK9293]

rules one and two, Pate.

[@LsdLia]

@Infuzor : I agree. Same for me. I don't care as long as it sounds strange/weird.

[@trinersify]

must be a lot of rubber bands!!! Looks like a fun instrument.

[@ELkuken]

oh, wearing as in he's wearing the headphones for it? i was a little confused there.

[@lecrapauddejerri9]

@Thisismynameffs he already did haha it's called Pranzo Oritzo or something, but it wasnt that good :(

[@SNB222]

it's acoustic dubstep

[@hazestudios]

What sort of recorder is Patton holding? It seems to be a field recorder of some kind.

[@ditroiamusic]

@Zegeebwah Just a thanks is good enough ;) As far as I know my kidneys are still good! lol..I have a Zoom H4n..I HIGHLY recommend it. But the microtrack is nice too.

[@BlakeBlackstone]

2:27 When she isn't used to seeing one so she plays with it.

[@cullyvan]

How do i build one of these?

[@badfender223]

Very Cool. Kind of sounds like a big ol' bomber plane from a world war II movie!

[@holysh33pshit]

lol, yea i agree kzbin.info/www/bejne/pl6uenSpqtSAd7M

[@Smashingpumpins]

this intrument, i think its for the soundtrack of the movies or idk XD

[@borowczyk76]

2:01 :D

[@damianoaisa2339]

Is it possible to have designs of these machines?

[@PATEv4]

/b/rothers!!

[@DonnaDinaMusic]

гений

[@crazzzymike69]

You can get the same sounds at a construction site.....

[@LsdLia]

Sure. But might be a nice sound collage if it was in tune with the rest of the song ... ;-)

[@Ricochet8844]

Sounds like me.

[@1zv]

whats he got in his hand?

[@MadJackChurchill1312]

Lol, you could use that to cover Meshuggah.

[@1Heretic]

This noise makes me sleepy

[@jessieintheskywith]

Hehe, Angel Dust interview in-joke! Win! hehe

[@Torchbearer666]

Its just the lighting dude, it all black........:)

[@lecrapauddejerri9]

are these real instruments or just a one off thing?

[@marc0d0n]

0:52-0:56 lol

[@SNB222]

@zeppelinman4232 lol Sunn 0))) unplugged

[@AvirtualSwitzerland]

@Catalyst2376 .....Get your story straight, Chumly.....Luigi Russolo invented the device in 1913 (Around 200 years AFTER your alleged date)

[@tekubus]

That instrument makes me wish I had no talent.

[@NobodyCaresALot]

You don't!

[@Zegeebwah]

@ditroiamusic I owe you a kidney mate!

[@GrooveMetalDude]

Hmmm, rather odd, but cool

[@ravenfirewalkermorris846]

Mike is definitely making some sex face over this thing.

[@Deadbeans]

LMFAO.

[@TheWhiteShaded]

Well, I am Patton's bitch as well. I love everything he's released and look for countless of interviews all the time. Just listening to someones fart just doesn't really get me off, you know?