hey, im new to buckethead and i was wondering what cds of his i should by, i already have giant robot, monsters and robots, kaleidoscalp, electric tears, and i just ordered transmutation by praxis, the first cobra strike cd and cuckoo clocks of hell.
Just post your favorite buckethead cds and what kinda stuff he plays on it. It would be really helpful thanks
and i was jsut wondering if there is going to be any more auction stuff?
Check out the reviews section on www.buckethead.tk. It helped me a lot in my search of new Bucket CDs. Especially the reviews from speed1000.
Check out The Elephant Man\'s Alarm Clock for some heavy stuff, Colma for some mellow melodic stuff, and The Big Eyeball In The Sky for some nice funky stuff.
Welcome to the wonderful world of Buckethead. Your journey will never end my friend.
Here\'s what you need to check out. (You\'ve got a great start, BTW.)
-Population Override
-Colma
-self titled Thanatopsis
-BOTH Corbra Strike records are great, get the one you don\'t have
-Elephant Man\'s Alarm Clock
-Crime Scene Slunk
-A bootleg from any of the 04 shows, Buckethead\'s Giant Robot. great tour and setlists
cool thanks, ill definately get the other cobra strike cd and the elephat mans alarm clock, and crim slunk scene is thanopsis like a funky type band or more shredding or what?
if i was you i\'d get the last action hero soundtrack pronto.
Er, I\'d say take your time and digest what you\'ve already got/got on the way. Buckethead is like a feast of music, you have to take your time and savor each course.
and what kinda of stuff is on the in search of the box set? is alot of it noises and talking or is it mostly guitar?
GiantRobot24,
go to the homepage of this site and click on "Thanatopsis". From there you\'ll be directed to a "music preview" section where you can actually download FREE mp3s, one or two from each "Thanatopsis" records.
My favorite are the self titled album and the latest, I\'m not as in to "Axiom", but it\'s not bad. Anyhow, download the tracks and check them for yourself. (You can also preview/order "Population Override", which is an absolute must for any self respecting Bucket fan.
I would describe the music as progressive, jazz rock fusion kinda deal. Big B with Travis on keys and Remy (I think) on drums.
PS: Also check out "Bermuda Triangle" when yer done soaking up all that other stuff. That\'s a good one.
In my opinion, CSS is worth buying just for gory head stump and soothsayer.
elephant mans and inbred mountain are no brainers
if you want more riffs and chords, and less solos and insane tapping, peppers ghost is great
and finally if you want over the top WTFness, try island of lost minds
whatever you buy, prepare for lots of music and an empty wallet! ;D
yeh it\'s almost hard to throw out a couple cd\'s and not think of others to buy at the same time, i\'ve bought a hard copy of every bucket cd in production and paid dearly for out of print discs with the exception of bucketheadland which i found in mint cond. for 5$ at bullmoose.
you should check out praxis album metatron, and bucket, travis, and ramy antouns band thanatopsis
whatever you get it\'s all gravy ;D
what is CSS?
and what kinda of stuff is on the in search of the box set?
Quotewhat is CSS?
and what kinda of stuff is on the in search of the box set?
Crime Slunk Scene. I don\'t have "in search of the" yet, so I can\'t answer your other question.
Quoteand what kinda of stuff is on the in search of the box set?
In Search Of The is filled with about 9 and a half hours of very varied music, I\'ll tell you.
You\'ve got some stuff that sounds like Kaleidoscalp on it, weird noises and stuff like that.
You\'ve got things that sound more like Death Cube K, ambient and atmospheric stuff that doesn\'t sound like actual tunes.
Some of the stuff sounds like what\'s on Bermuda Triangle, a bit more electronica than the rest.
You also have plenty of long funky jams actually, more funky than anything you\'ve ever heard on a Buckethead album, I\'ll tell you.
You also have a lot of tracks that are just amazing tracks in their own right, with some amazing musicianship and excellent melodies. Some of it really rocks and some of it\'s really mellow and beautiful. You\'ve got some serious soloing on some of the songs (one of the tracks is just 19 minutes of brainmelting soloing), and you have the last track (on vol. 13), which is 45 minutes long and just brilliant.
So, you\'ve got a real mix of different sounds and styles on ISOT. Some say that some of it can be considered "filler material", but if you\'re a REAL fan you\'ll love everything. Now some people may think $200 is a bit steep, but for 9 and a half hours worth of quality music like this, you can\'t go wrong. 8)
k thanks for the help everyone