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Title: Buckethead
Post by: Sekhmet on December 29, 2005, 01:19:13 PM
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=437195046548745682&q=buckethead

What a cool solo, first time i've heard Buckethead do a solo.

I'm not sure whats scarrier, the speed, or the apparent ease he seems to play it with.

Love the coutry bit :P
Title: Buckethead
Post by: Bird on December 29, 2005, 03:00:31 PM
Well that's just scary, he's an amazing player. Just last week I listened to a few songs from his cds and the guy writes some very, cool, listenable stuff. I need to go to KFC now, get me a bucket. :)
Title: Buckethead
Post by: March on December 29, 2005, 03:57:20 PM
The guy can play. The section beginning at around 1min 50 secs I recognise from his Colma cd (which is a mainly acoustic album!). He is a very tasteful player.
Title: Buckethead
Post by: Ratrod on December 29, 2005, 04:49:37 PM
Didn't someone have an avatar of him?
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Post by: Searcher on December 29, 2005, 06:49:16 PM
I love how he's got matching KFC stripes on his guitar as well.

I don't see how this solo spot is all that different from that solo spot of that guy from Myanmar posted a couple of weeks ago. Maybe it's little more melodic.
Title: Buckethead
Post by: Ratrod on December 29, 2005, 08:19:13 PM
The Star Wars theme was pretty cool. Plenty of humor in his playing.
Title: Buckethead
Post by: _tom_ on December 29, 2005, 08:42:57 PM
It was all going so good till he started tapping! Nice and melodic then its ruined!

Well I guess his tapping does sound kinda cool, sounds like a video game kinda! Useless in a band though :lol: ooh wait its gone quieter and slower.. much better than that other guy posted up a few weeks ago! Gotta love the starwars bit aswell :P I wish he'd take that stupid bucket/mask off, its almost as bad as slipknot!
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Post by: Muso on December 30, 2005, 12:36:06 PM
I enjoyed that and I must check out some of his stuff. Can anyone reccomend any cds and/or songs?
Title: Buckethead
Post by: Davey on December 30, 2005, 12:54:37 PM
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=3444593949853639826&q=buckethead

weirdness BEYOND the extreme, but that 3 finger tapping is BEYOND scary.. i never heard sounds like that done with a guitar
Title: Buckethead
Post by: Bird on December 30, 2005, 03:30:49 PM
:o Now I really feel like I need to practice  :oops:
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Post by: HTH AMPS on January 01, 2006, 03:25:24 AM
the talking rubber mask REALLY starts to get on your tits around halfway in but the playing is so scary that its worth it - I really hate that guy, what a tw@t (heh).

 :twisted:
Title: Buckethead
Post by: indysmith on January 01, 2006, 03:50:49 PM
i need to listen to more buckethead. i really likes his style. even if it is self-indulgent nonsense  8)
Title: Buckethead
Post by: Muzzzz on September 07, 2006, 10:43:54 AM
Quote from: Ratrod
Didn't someone have an avatar of him?


Why yes, I have an Avatar of him.


3 Finger Tapping? Three? He's been known to tap with all 5 right hand fingers  :twisted:

I'll admit - on occasion, BH's playing is a bit self indulgent, but the true king of self indulgence is Michael Angelo Batio. What a tool  :wink: .

BH is a very VERY diverse and technically brilliant player. Listen to "too many humans", "hog bitch stomp", "nottingham lace", "i come in peace" and "big sur moon" if you have any doubts about buckethead  :)
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Post by: Muzzzz on September 07, 2006, 10:46:37 AM
Personally, I like the bucket & mask... So mysterious
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Post by: Crazy_Joe on September 07, 2006, 11:42:07 AM
His tapping is amazing, though i still think Michael Romeo from Symphony X is the best tapper in the world.
Title: Buckethead
Post by: Philly Q on September 07, 2006, 09:20:28 PM
There's another clip on that same page called "Buckethead solo!" where he's just playing a melodic, soulful solo with awesome tone and tons of sustain.  No flash.  I always assumed he'd just do ridiculously fast incomprehensible Morse Code shredding.  Must find out more...

And he's playing an Ibanez Rocket Roll!  I'm not really an Ibanez fan, but those early 80s models like the Artist, Rocket Roll and Destroyer were beautiful things.
Title: Buckethead
Post by: snatchss454 on February 25, 2007, 05:52:24 AM
JESUS that guitar one clip was friggen annoying. What was with the whole reaching for the wall bit? The guys weird but can play his ass off!!
Title: Buckethead
Post by: Muzzzz on February 25, 2007, 08:38:01 AM
Problem with Buckethead is that he doesn't have enough variety WITHIN his albums - he is a master of all styles, but his albums swing between extremes too much, if only he could put acoustic ballads and thrash metal on the the same album.

That's why it's better to download! (Shhh! It's illegal! :wink: )
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Post by: Sekhmet on February 25, 2007, 11:01:34 AM
Agrees, i do love his Buckethead and friends album though, every song is awsome bar the rap one which just doesn't seem to fit the bill.

Also, apparently he did the music fro Mortal Combat, if this is true then it makes him 4x as awsome
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Post by: Muzzzz on February 25, 2007, 11:04:43 AM
^ ^ ^ ^ ^

3 Fingers?
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Post by: _tom_ on February 25, 2007, 11:26:18 AM
I have decided I cannot stand to watch buckethead, because the mask and bucket piss me off too much, I cant help but think "what a tw@t"

I have downloaded a few of his songs and they seem to be better than I thought.. although they seem a bit dull so far, Jordan was pretty cool. The song called Buckethead by Primus is better  8)
Title: Buckethead
Post by: Muzzzz on February 25, 2007, 11:45:43 AM
Damn, that Primus one is so cool, gotta love Les Claypool's retarded voice.

I love Buckethead, but for a guy who has put out 50+ albums (Yes, that's right, more than 50 albums!), you can't expect it all to be pure gold. Some albums you should just avoid.

But if you can tolerate slightly emo vocals, download Botnus, great little speed riff and great solo, which starts fast and then slows down a little and becomes really cool.

Oh, and:
Buckethead's mask = Strangely enigmatic.
Slipknot's masks = gay.
Title: Buckethead
Post by: Muzzzz on February 25, 2007, 11:48:48 AM
By the way, believe it or not, I DIDN'T resurrect this old thread, as I've been accused of in the past... blame someone else  :) !
Title: Buckethead
Post by: Philly Q on February 25, 2007, 12:48:21 PM
Quote from: Muzzzz
Oh, and:
Buckethead's mask = Strangely enigmatic.
Slipknot's masks = gay.

Everyone's masks = f*cking uncomfortable, I would imagine.

Muzzzz, I'm not a download kind of guy.  Is there any Buckethead album that's vaguely representative of everything he does?  Or maybe one that just shows off his melodic stuff?  I was thinking of getting the Secret Recipe DVD.
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Post by: Davey on February 25, 2007, 02:06:02 PM
wtf.. slipknot masks are cool. especially the one mick has.

:P
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Post by: apmaman on February 25, 2007, 02:48:46 PM
you want weird?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rH2tDuan4bI&mode=related&search=

on topic, buckethead is really good. I like the song Jordan he plays live all the time, its on guitar hero 2 as well... Colma and electric tears are great acoustic/slow no shred stuff.
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Post by: Davey on February 25, 2007, 03:01:45 PM
what is that ibanez?

i want it!
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Post by: noodleplugerine on February 25, 2007, 04:55:19 PM
Yeah he's good, but I still think he's the most annoying prat on this side of the guitar world -.-
Title: Buckethead
Post by: Sekhmet on February 25, 2007, 05:48:34 PM
^Purely because of his Mask and KFC Bucket?

If so thats a very simplistic reason to dislike someone. but then chavs hate anyone with long hair so i guess it must be ok to hate people bassed on how they dress...

Arharhar that you tube vid was.... interesting
Title: Buckethead
Post by: Afghan Dave on February 25, 2007, 07:07:11 PM
Quote from: Sekhmet
^Purely because of his Mask and KFC Bucket?

If so thats a very simplistic reason to dislike someone.


Seems perfectly reasonable to me...

If I see a guy with a dildo strapped to his head and a great pair of shoes I reserve the right to judge him and call him a c0ck for choosing to wear a dildo on his head...

Seems only fair to do it as it is simply the reverse of complementing him on his wonderful taste in shoes.

Any man who wears a KFC bucket on his head without endorsement or sponsorship cash (not to mention a William Shatner mask) is a pretty good ballpark description of a F*ck wit.

Non of the above comments have any relevance to his musicianship.
Title: Buckethead
Post by: noodleplugerine on February 25, 2007, 07:58:24 PM
Quote from: Sekhmet
^Purely because of his Mask and KFC Bucket?

If so thats a very simplistic reason to dislike someone. but then chavs hate anyone with long hair so i guess it must be ok to hate people bassed on how they dress...

Arharhar that you tube vid was.... interesting


I love you.

Quote from: Afghan Dave
Seems perfectly reasonable to me...

If I see a guy with a dildo strapped to his head and a great pair of shoes I reserve the right to judge him and call him a c0ck for choosing to wear a dildo on his head...

Seems only fair to do it as it is simply the reverse of complementing him on his wonderful taste in shoes.

Any man who wears a KFC bucket on his head without endorsement or sponsorship cash (not to mention a William Shatner mask) is a pretty good ballpark description of a F*ck wit.

Non of the above comments have any relevance to his musicianship.


I love you even more.

You are my god for today.
Title: Buckethead
Post by: Sekhmet on February 25, 2007, 09:06:12 PM
Quote from: Afghan Dave


Seems perfectly reasonable to me...

If I see a guy with a dildo strapped to his head and a great pair of shoes I reserve the right to judge him and call him a c0ck for choosing to wear a dildo on his head...

Seems only fair to do it as it is simply the reverse of complementing him on his wonderful taste in shoes.

Any man who wears a KFC bucket on his head without endorsement or sponsorship cash (not to mention a William Shatner mask) is a pretty good ballpark description of a F*ck wit.

Non of the above comments have any relevance to his musicianship.


In the same way that people wear Football shirts? T-shirts anouncing their favourite alcoholic beverage?....They to are wearing it and not receiving endorsment money.... Would they be classed as a "F*ck Wit"?

Also to anyone that may choose to wear a dildo or any other sexual device strapped to your head, i salute you, it would most certainatly brighten up my day.

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I love you.


Awsome...
Title: Buckethead
Post by: Afghan Dave on February 25, 2007, 11:17:21 PM
Quote from: Sekhmet

In the same way that people wear Football shirts? T-shirts anouncing their favourite alcoholic beverage?....They to are wearing it and not receiving endorsment money.... Would they be classed as a "F*ck Wit"?


Well not to labour the point but...

The Teams receive sponsorship money for two good branding reasons 1) Direct TV exposure 2) Indirect exposure via Replica Kit Sales.

Your example falls into the latter category.

As a supporter wearing a replica of a team kit you do benefit from the money that "your" club has received.

Hypothetically and by way of example... if a die hard Arsenal fan decides to purchase and wear the replica kit of Man United.... They could, even by this narrow definition, legitimately be considered a "f*ck wit"

Now if they also choose to wear a KFC bucket and William Shatner mask to the Emirates stadium... well that would surely seal the deal.

QED - The wearing of a KFC bucket and Shatner mask can be reasonably assumed to result in any person being considered a "F*ck wit" especially in cases where no form of financial inducement (direct or indirect) can be identified.  :roll:  :wink:  :roll:
Title: Buckethead
Post by: Philly Q on February 25, 2007, 11:48:17 PM
Quote from: Sekhmet
In the same way that people wear Football shirts? T-shirts anouncing their favourite alcoholic beverage?....They to are wearing it and not receiving endorsment money.... Would they be classed as a "F*ck Wit"?

If that favourite alcoholic beverage happened to be WKD, then the hypothetical T-shirt wearer would, by definition, be a f*ckwit.
Title: Buckethead
Post by: _tom_ on February 26, 2007, 12:07:40 AM
If that favourite beverage happened to be WKD then there'd be something seriously wrong with peoples tastebuds :lol:
Title: Buckethead
Post by: noodleplugerine on February 26, 2007, 02:52:30 AM
Quote from: Sekhmet
Quote from: Afghan Dave


Seems perfectly reasonable to me...

If I see a guy with a dildo strapped to his head and a great pair of shoes I reserve the right to judge him and call him a c0ck for choosing to wear a dildo on his head...

Seems only fair to do it as it is simply the reverse of complementing him on his wonderful taste in shoes.

Any man who wears a KFC bucket on his head without endorsement or sponsorship cash (not to mention a William Shatner mask) is a pretty good ballpark description of a F*ck wit.

Non of the above comments have any relevance to his musicianship.


In the same way that people wear Football shirts? T-shirts anouncing their favourite alcoholic beverage?....They to are wearing it and not receiving endorsment money.... Would they be classed as a "F*ck Wit"?

Also to anyone that may choose to wear a dildo or any other sexual device strapped to your head, i salute you, it would most certainatly brighten up my day.

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I love you.


Awsome...


Hypothetically ofcourse, endorsement isn't a particular issue. The wearing of any said poultry carrying devices over ones head be it Kentucky Fried or Zulu fried is the issue here. Meat containment devices are not designed nor suited for wear nor should they be used as such. Those people that decide to wear these containment and carrying devices are subject to scrutiny from those of ourselves who are more sensible and logical as to use hats and other headgear.

Same can be said for most sexual entertainment devices as stimulation is not thought of as coming from the cranium.
Title: Buckethead
Post by: Muzzzz on February 26, 2007, 10:42:52 AM
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The wearing of any said poultry carrying devices over ones head be it Kentucky Fried or Zulu fried is the issue here. Meat containment devices are not designed nor suited for wear


Then he is an innovator/trendsetter in fashion design! And he has pretty good taste in shoes, now i think about it...  :P
Title: Buckethead
Post by: Muzzzz on February 26, 2007, 11:11:03 AM
Oh, almost forgot -

Philly:
-Transmutation (with Praxis)
-Population Override (solo)
-Monsters and Robots (solo)
are all good.

Praxis in particular should be looked out for - what do you get when you put Buckethead on guitar and Bootsy Collins on bass? Funk metal! Awesome  :P .
Title: Buckethead
Post by: Sekhmet on February 26, 2007, 05:20:10 PM
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Same can be said for most sexual entertainment devices as stimulation is not thought of as coming from the cranium


I know of one person (man) who banged his head and was then able to control his orgasms mentaly, so technically sexual stimulation for this person comes from there cranium, or atleast its contents...

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are subject to scrutiny from those of ourselves who are more sensible and logical as to use hats and other headgear.


Surely someone would have broken a trend in the first place, gone against (at the time) current fasion sense/logic and wore a hat, maybe Buckethead is as revolutionary as this person was maybe not, but inovention only stems from origonality.....

OR

Maybe like alot of people he suffers from nerves and rather than resorting to drugs/alcohol he finds convering his face in an amusing way alows him to play infront of people.

Personally i admire Buckethead and his environmental awareness, not just using KFC for food but for clothing aswell is something we should all be doing to help reduced carbon emisons from the feindish hat factorys that have polluted our plannet for so long.

Heh....
Title: Buckethead
Post by: noodleplugerine on February 26, 2007, 06:01:59 PM
Quote from: Sekhmet

Surely someone would have broken a trend in the first place, gone against (at the time) current fasion sense/logic and wore a hat, maybe Buckethead is as revolutionary as this person was maybe not, but inovention only stems from origonality.....


If we're all wearing buckets in 100 years time, then I can accept your point.

Frankly I don't see it happening.
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Post by: Sekhmet on February 26, 2007, 06:09:28 PM
Stranger things have happened.... Like people starting wars over books...
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Post by: Philly Q on February 26, 2007, 09:04:41 PM
Quote from: Muzzzz
Philly:
-Transmutation (with Praxis)
-Population Override (solo)
-Monsters and Robots (solo)
are all good.

Praxis in particular should be looked out for - what do you get when you put Buckethead on guitar and Bootsy Collins on bass? Funk metal! Awesome  :P .

Thanks, Muzzzz  :) .  I'd forgotten about Praxis, that definitely appeals to me.