hi Travis, there is some information on the web about Bucketheads releases.
http://www.somethingawful.com/d/feature-articles/buckethead-chinese-democracy.php?page=1
in there, someone writes under the name of Buckethead
and says that 3 new releases with Viggo Mortensen are going to be released on December, it also gives a name for a release:
- "My next album with Viggo is called Ramparts and it is based on a video game I had in my basement. You had to shoot cannons at a castle. Viggo got his hobbit friends to come and lay down some vocal tracks on some songs."
- "Bacon Flaps. I like it. That will probably be the title of the second, currently untitled album with Viggo due out in December. Viggo had a lot of lyrics he wrote about cowboys so I just totally thrashed to the lyrics and the result is nothing short of ball shattering."
- "The third Buckethead and Viggo Mortensen collaboration is untitled. It\'s all original love songs including some really graphic descriptions of sex."
it also states that he is recording with other artists also:
Recording two albums with Praxis, an album with Brain, two albums with Butthouse, bringing some Buckethead fingerwork to a Primus album, oh, and a solo album that will be in a limited edition set of 1000 and I will personally record each album individually. I will hand-write the liner notes and draw the cover art.
is any of that true?
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=91543814
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Lol.
It\'s a commonly known fact that children under the age of 3 run the most risk of being eaten by a pigeon because pigeons are smarter than 3 year olds.
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2008/06/080613145535.htm
I always suspected these facts were related.
More proof of the awesome power of the internet to confirm the fundamental truths of the universe.
QuoteIt\'s a commonly known fact that children under the age of 3 run the most risk of being eaten by a pigeon because pigeons are smarter than 3 year olds.
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2008/06/080613145535.htm
I had to look two or three times at this site-at first it looked like The Onion because some of the studies are so bizarre. Thanks for the link!
i didnt knew about that site, im sorry if i made myself look like a noob
hahahaha
I repeat myself, you always make me wonder... ;D
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I wonder if anyone has read it thoughtfully enough to notice they missed typing the word "be" in one of the sentences of the article. Huh... I guess the editor was skimming too.