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Unread 02-10-2011, 03:43 AM   #1 (permalink)
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First of all, i know there are a million threads about this guy, but i'm about to admit something very stupid about myself. I had never actually listened to anything Buckethead recorded before tonight! I'm 28 years old, been playing guitar for 15 of those years. I love all kinds of music, especially guitar driven rock and i really enjoy instrumental guitar songs. I dont know how its possible, but i've never actually heard this guy before! I've heard of him, but i always thought it was a joke or something. I tend to avoid gimmicky shit, and a dude with a effin KFC bucket on his head always sounded pretty stupid so i never bothered to see what he was all about. I guess what i'm rambling on about is, holy crap i now have this incredible wealth of amazing music from this artist who is completely new to me!
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Unread 02-10-2011, 06:07 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Re: Buckethead

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i'm rambling on about is, holy crap i now have this incredible wealth of amazing music from this artist who is completely new to me!
It's great when this happens, with any artist

What tunes have you been listening to?

Have fun working your way through his discography, it's ****ing huge.

Here's some you should check out;




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Unread 02-10-2011, 07:15 AM   #3 (permalink)
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Re: Buckethead

When you have finished the Buckethead marathon session.....

seek out Frank Zappa's back catalogue of mind blowing guitar.


See yah a coupla years down the line.
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When you have finished the Buckethead marathon session.....

seek out Frank Zappa's back catalogue of mind blowing guitar.


See yah a coupla years down the line.
Yeah, been there! Zappa had some pretty weird stuff man!
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It's great when this happens, with any artist

What tunes have you been listening to?

Have fun working your way through his discography, it's ****ing huge.
Honestly i havent really kept track of the song titles, ive just been searching him on youtube and playing whatever comes up. According to wikipedia, dude has over 30 albums and has performed on dozens of other albums so i'll be busy for a while. I enjoy this one though:


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Re: Buckethead

Soothsayer was the song that really got me into Bucket a while back. It's such a fantastic song. You can hear so much emotion in the playing.
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Re: Buckethead

New BH song on his website - one of the best ever...

http://www.bucketheadland.com/crack-the-sky.mp3
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My favorite BH song so far...

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did you hear this one yet????

http://www.bucketheadland.com/crack-the-sky.mp3
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Re: Buckethead

You could do a lot worse than listen to Buckethead.
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Re: Buckethead

That happened to me too. Just till I listened soothsawyer and found him very expressive and now I love.
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Welcome to the wonderful world of Buckethead...
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