@@daaave2142 are you sure it's not a B bender? Spring inside the guitar attached to the B string and strap, so when you push down, it bends the string and the guitar will rebound back. Based on the tone, I'm saying it's a bender.
Song list and albums: 00:30 to 05:38 Night of the Slunk - Album: Monsters and Robots and "Live" version on Live in Bucketheadland 05:39 to 06:46 Crash Victim - Album: Transmutation (Mutatis Mutandis) from Praxis 06:49 to 10:50 The Embalmer - Album: Live in Bucketheadland (It was an exclusively live song until Live in Bucketheadland came out in 2018-19!) 10:59 to 16:55 Meta-matic(+some robotic improvisation!) - Album: Metatron from Praxis 16:59 to 21:53 Gory Head Stump 2006: The Pangaent of Slunks - Album: Crime Slunk Scene He was a member of the band Praxis.
@@sloburnjo there's a wonderful video of it up, I've been listening to it at least once daily. The rendition of The Interworld and The New Innocence they did is absolutely haunting.
The 'button' is a killswitch. It 'kills' the signal the guitar sends to the amp when pressed and held down. He is not Paul Gilbert. Gilbert was just one of Buckethead's teachers. His name is Brian Carrol. The first song played is Night Of The Slunk. He is so famous because of his ability to play pretty much every style of guitar from blues, to jazz, to country, to pure shred. And when he does shred, it's extremely technical. Why the mask and bucket? It's a stage character. It's complicated why he wears it, but my guess is to be original and unique. Who else has a completely separate identity who is famous for guitar playing? 'Why do people listen to this?' Why do you listen to what you listen to? You enjoy it, right? Exactly. There, i just answered 95% of everyone's questions that have constantly been asked over and over on this video. You can stop asking now. All of these have been answered about 200 times.
+Logan Prosperie if your trying to sat that Brian Carol is Bucketheads real name someone lead you in the wrong direction..I got his number on my phone and that is definitely not his name
+barrett staton look up his backyard solo video. Right before he plays Star Wars, a guy in the back says 'Hey play Star Wars Brian..uhh..Buckethead' i'm pretty sure unless you are related to him, you would not have his number. Who ever that guy is, he's catfishing.
BlackBile666 actually he just went to a few Paul Gilbert clinics to learn about music theory. I don't think he gave him formal lessons, he wears the mask so people won't recognize him when he goes to disneyland, and the bucket because he is bringing awareness to the chicken holocaust that kfc is perpetuating with their horrible policy
I saw Buckethead playing with Primus at Ozzfest back in '99 and had no idea who the fuck I was seeing up there flinging them chuckas around while they played the bass solo at the end of My Name Is Mud. I ate some boomers that day and I was far stage left at Alpine Valley and I swore I did not see him wearing that bucket and mask. One of my brothers plays guitar and it was him that told me about a year or so later that it was definitely Buckethead, and that if I saw him wearing anything BUT that bucket and white mask then I must have been on some good mushrooms. Primus is creepy enough. But when I saw that shit with Buckethead while tripping, it kinda freaked me out. It was fucking wicked. BTW, I like the "bucket list" pun.
I’ve never heard noises like the sounds Buckethead can produce. He really is quite possibly the most under rated musician of all time. Forget vocals, he doesn’t need them. His artwork with an instrument is all he needs and he maybe the only person on the planet to fully master the Electric Guitar.
I went to a buckethead concert a few months ago and he held his guitar out to the front row so people could tap the killswitch. I got to hammer out Night of the Slunk.
@@gangoffour6690 i gave Zakk Wylde a pat on the back as he stood right in front of us and belted out a great solo during Edgar Winters Frankenstein @ generation axe tour. Also got Sammy Hagars attention and he said hello from over 100 yards away at a Van Halen concert during their last tour together in 03. Experience can be had.
This is my 1st day hearing bucket head And I can't think of anybody that could better him on that stage.. Clearly one of the best guitar players in the world.
Buckethead can be simple and can be complex. He can sound extremely emotional when he wants and still being able to fool around on stage with some really cool synth style songs.
According to Stuff White People Like, standing still at shows is par, but if you want to go a little above, then you can point to directly above the stage.
Buckethead's look and antics totally distracts from the fact that his solo structures are pure genius, with flawless technique and a sense of humor to boot! In my opinion the best guitar player alive today!!
I feel that way all the time. Today i actually did call in to practice all night. Just got another tube amp i gotta break in, and i haven't slept enough for 8 hours of physical labor for 11 dollars an hour, so fuck work. I gotta go plug in. Peace!
For me that is one of the many best things about Buckethead and his music. No words, no propaganda, no st*pid messages, just pure amazing creative instrumental music.🤷🏻♂️ His music and his performance are his words.
No doubt man... The guy can definitely rip his blues flavor.. I got playlists separated from his hard and mellow stuff and then one with it all and so i just press shuffle haha
I was at this show, it was fantastic. Since it was a free show, I'm sure a lot of people there didn't even know who Buckethead was -- but they soon found out! I recall at one point somebody tossing bales of hay into the audience, and the crowd was shredding these bales of hay and tossing it around, lol. wild stuff
After seeing many other videos of his concert, this is by far his best performance in recent years. He's really into it and the crowd totally gets him.
Just got into Buckethead 6 months ago & I'm going to simplify my comment into the most rudimentary terms.....Best Guitarist Ever!!!! This is exactly how I'd love to see him open up a show. Playing guitar like no one else & just letting it rip!! From his mellow jams to the crazy out of this world stuff he is an inspiration to me like non other. I wish I would've gotten into him way earlier, but hey, I'm a life long fan now. I'm only about 30 albums into his vast catalog & can't wait to delve further. This show just proves to me how amazing it would be to see him live. I've said it in other comments of his videos, I think seeing him live for the 1st time would be like seeing Jimi Hendrix back when he first came out. Something so extraordinariy innovative & new that it would be fucking mind blowing. If he ever comes to my neck of the woods, Portland Oregon in 2014, I'll walk out of any engagement I have planned & watch the Master paint his masterpiece....whatever it may be I'm there!!!
need to see this guy live before i die, i already had the honor to see, Black Sabbath, Metallica, Iron Maiden, Lamb of god, Aphex twin, Joe Satriani, Steve Vai, Minus the bear, Jack White and others
Not as impressed as you are but I'm glad I saw guys in their prime like blackmore Gary Moore evh srv Ronnie montrose Gary rossington Neal Schoen randy Rhoades rik Emmitt Vivian Campbell Ricky medlocke Jeff Beck ace Micheal schenker
Usually I get board listening to shred, but your don’t know what’s coming next with his performance and his creativity is unique, he’s definitely on his own level for entertainment and talent - AMAZING comes to mind!
One of the greatest guitarists of our generation, too bad most people dont even know about him. the stint with Guns and Roses tarnished it a little in my opinion. I rank him up there innovation wise with Morello and the other guitarists that think outside of the box like Bootsy Collins, Hendrix etc. Oh, P.S., I would sell a testicle for that guitar.
You have an interestingly strong dislike for buckethead to where you fester on one video of him just to act like some sort of critic. You have a right to an opinion, but remember that nobody always wants to hear it.
I've got an 8 gig flash drive filled with his music that i listen to in the car. I drive 200K's per day to and from work, so hear a good amount of this phenom every fucking day. AND I LOVE IT
Holy shit that camera is amazing. It's like it's Bucketheads robotic eye put into the crowd and fed into people's memory cards to have vision as crisp and clean as the playing. It's actually scary I'm almost as impressed with the camera quality as Buckets set.
This man is not of this earth. Love listening to him in the background at work. Takes playing way out of the box, love it when artis make something their own.
God bless Mr. Buckethead for his consistent and faithful commitment towards his craft and fans. He is above reproach and his conscience is clear. May his borders increase and his enemies fall down by his side.
2:34 is easily one of the top 10 Buckethead riffs ever! Its so gnarly! Thanks for the upload bro. This is real good quality! Like an Audience Experience to a Buckethead gig! haha
My dream Buckethead concert setlist: Set 1: 1. Mrs. Beasley 2. Welcome To Bucketheadland 3. I Come In Peace 4. Jowls 5. Hook and Pole Gang 6. Battery Cage Brawls 7. Frozen Brains Tell No Tales 8. Bass Solo 9. Computer Master 10. Disembodied Part 2 11. Nottingham Lace 12. Scraps 13. Night of The Slunk 14. Nunchucks/Robot Dance/Toy Exchange Set 2: 15. Thank You Ohlinger's 16. Claymation Courtyard 17. Buckethead's Toystore 18. Whitewash 19. Sled Ride 20. Walk On The Moon 21. Captain EO's Voyage 22. The Siphoning Sequence 23. Acoustic Medley (Beyond The Knowing/Big Sur Moon/Wondering/Who Me Early Version/Hog Bitch Stomp) 24. For Mom 25. For Dad (Pike 13 Track 6) 26. I Love My Parents 27. Theme Song Medley (When You Wish Upon A Star/Pirates Life/Haunted Mansion/Halloween/Star Wars) 28. Worms For The Garden OR The Moltrail Part 2 29. Giant Robot Theme Encore: 30. Jordan 31. Soothsayer 32. Binge And Grab
***** I was picking a good mix of my favorite songs in addition to stuff from all over his discography that would accurately represent what hes all about. If you're talking doing full albums live with a full band, it would be epic to see the Population Override and Pike 13 albums in their entirety. My friends dad said when he saw Pink Floyd in '78, they did 3 sets, each one a full album. So performing multiple full albums per show with a full band is doable. And i could scarcely imagine the number of faces melted and buildings demolished in the process.
+Jonathan Sefcik They did two complete sets. First was "wish you were here" complete, start to finish. Small break and then played "Animals" complete, start to finish. They then came back for the encore and played three songs from "Dark side of the moon".
This guy is truly an amazing experimenter of his craft. He goes places that others just don't either dare tread or simply don't know how to. Besides making it look so effortlessly he gets sounds others don't. He is identifiable immediately once you hear the licks on the guitar, you say " yup, that's Buckethead!" Not many guitarists have that, the identifiable sound that only they have. Genius... I wish I had taken up an instrument years and years ago. My mother did give me that opportunity. She took both myself and my older sister to this music school on Saturdays. It was a very serious place. The first hour we spent on music theory then the remainder of the time we separated into our class rooms for our lessons with our instructor for whatever instrument you were studying. I was taking guitar lessons, I was young maybe eleven, no older. All I recall was being very unhappy with this whole place. The structure, the way it felt to me was very stressful. Like I was under immense pressure to do the work. I crumbled, I remember one time actually crying when I was with my guitar teacher. I think it was because I hadn't practice what I was supposed to have practice and I was s upset. So eventually I recall not going back. In retrospect, I wish someone had forced me to stay with it no matter what. My mom had got me via the school a very impressive acoustic guitar from Spain. It was an amazing guitar. I wish I still had that instrument. I can't recall the beans but I'm sure it would be very valuable today. My sister was given a piano, one of those wall leaning models it was a Steinway piano. I don't know how my mom made all this possible for us. We were very poor. We lived in the housing projects in Newark NJ. One of the absolute worse in the country at the time, Kretchmer Housing Projects, locally known as the Dayton Street Projects.. Anyway Mom gave us this chance and neither of stuck it out. This is perhaps one of my greatest regrets. I truly believe if I had stuck with it, I would have made music my life's work. I love music intensely and I have an acute ear for it. People say it's never too late but the thing is all those many many years that have flown by would have, could have been years of mastering, honing the craft. Anyway, sorry for going off on a tangent, just felt the need to express this which I never have before in my life. If anyone can relate or have anything to convey please do so. I'd truly appreciate it...
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7:56 reloading guitar
Filip Polic most badass shit I ever saw
*the feeling when you reload a knife*
How the fuck does he do that
@@roni6135 stretchy strap
@@daaave2142 are you sure it's not a B bender? Spring inside the guitar attached to the B string and strap, so when you push down, it bends the string and the guitar will rebound back. Based on the tone, I'm saying it's a bender.
Song list and albums:
00:30 to 05:38 Night of the Slunk - Album: Monsters and Robots and "Live" version on Live in Bucketheadland
05:39 to 06:46 Crash Victim - Album: Transmutation (Mutatis Mutandis) from Praxis
06:49 to 10:50 The Embalmer - Album: Live in Bucketheadland (It was an exclusively live song until Live in Bucketheadland came out in 2018-19!)
10:59 to 16:55 Meta-matic(+some robotic improvisation!) - Album: Metatron from Praxis
16:59 to 21:53 Gory Head Stump 2006: The Pangaent of Slunks - Album: Crime Slunk Scene
He was a member of the band Praxis.
goat comment
just played as trio in NYC. HE, Bill & Brain
Holy shit thank you so much
고맙습니다!!
@@sloburnjo there's a wonderful video of it up, I've been listening to it at least once daily. The rendition of The Interworld and The New Innocence they did is absolutely haunting.
Finally crowd concert footage that’s not 240p
Yebbb
Snob..
@@johnaustin209 🤡
@@johnaustin209lol
@@WhoGitDaBiscuit No one asked you anything. "lol".
Can’t believe this video is 11 years ago, the video quality is so crystal clear
@Your Momma 😆🙄
yeahhh sooo long ago. Did they even have color in 2012?
@@markfrost2707 Yes Bucket Head made sure of it
camcorder man 😂
Wtf, didnt even notice it was that old.
the camera you're using is better than my eyes
Yeah dude xD
XD
totally XD
thought the same thing haha
And it's from 2011.
The 'button' is a killswitch. It 'kills' the signal the guitar sends to the amp when pressed and held down.
He is not Paul Gilbert. Gilbert was just one of Buckethead's teachers.
His name is Brian Carrol.
The first song played is Night Of The Slunk.
He is so famous because of his ability to play pretty much every style of guitar from blues, to jazz, to country, to pure shred. And when he does shred, it's extremely technical.
Why the mask and bucket? It's a stage character. It's complicated why he wears it, but my guess is to be original and unique. Who else has a completely separate identity who is famous for guitar playing?
'Why do people listen to this?' Why do you listen to what you listen to? You enjoy it, right? Exactly.
There, i just answered 95% of everyone's questions that have constantly been asked over and over on this video. You can stop asking now. All of these have been answered about 200 times.
+Logan Prosperie if your trying to sat that Brian Carol is Bucketheads real name someone lead you in the wrong direction..I got his number on my phone and that is definitely not his name
+barrett staton lie again.
+barrett staton look up his backyard solo video. Right before he plays Star Wars, a guy in the back says 'Hey play Star Wars Brian..uhh..Buckethead' i'm pretty sure unless you are related to him, you would not have his number. Who ever that guy is, he's catfishing.
Actually Gilbert attempted to teach Buckethead guitar but quickly realised Buckethead was the true master.
BlackBile666 actually he just went to a few Paul Gilbert clinics to learn about music theory. I don't think he gave him formal lessons, he wears the mask so people won't recognize him when he goes to disneyland, and the bucket because he is bringing awareness to the chicken holocaust that kfc is perpetuating with their horrible policy
Buckethead is a genius! He will look the same until he is 60!
Even after he passes on!🙈☠
Get this, he's 50 years old at the moment. I wouldn't have known dude.
he might already be 60 !
What will he look like after he's 60?
and he going to be better, he plays guitar everyday
This is one of my favorite live sets ever, he just absolutely rips it here.
That's not sweat that's WD-40
Ha!!!
At least 10 w30 dude :-)
yeah, although i must admit i kind of like when Bucket hits a bad note, I think he does it on purpose so we'll think he actually is human.
No its Fried Chicken Oil
On fire
Mann I have got to see Buckethead live. I don't want to go to my grave without that off my bucket list.
I saw Buckethead playing with Primus at Ozzfest back in '99 and had no idea who the fuck I was seeing up there flinging them chuckas around while they played the bass solo at the end of My Name Is Mud.
I ate some boomers that day and I was far stage left at Alpine Valley and I swore I did not see him wearing that bucket and mask. One of my brothers plays guitar and it was him that told me about a year or so later that it was definitely Buckethead, and that if I saw him wearing anything BUT that bucket and white mask then I must have been on some good mushrooms.
Primus is creepy enough. But when I saw that shit with Buckethead while tripping, it kinda freaked me out. It was fucking wicked.
BTW, I like the "bucket list" pun.
Doosterfy unintentional pun?
I’m going to see him tonight.
should be first on any bucket list 🤣
its unlike any concert.. truly an unforgettable experience
what a beautifully unique and talented performer
I’ve never heard noises like the sounds Buckethead can produce. He really is quite possibly the most under rated musician of all time. Forget vocals, he doesn’t need them. His artwork with an instrument is all he needs and he maybe the only person on the planet to fully master the Electric Guitar.
Jimi hendrix enters the chat.
Maybe the new Frank Zappa?
@@bartbullock7817JIMMY HENDRIX ENTERS THE COFFIN YOU MEAN?
I don't know about you but I clearly heard him sing. A little muffled but he was singing.
I went to a buckethead concert a few months ago and he held his guitar out to the front row so people could tap the killswitch. I got to hammer out Night of the Slunk.
Love the pfp. Incubus is one of my favourite bands
Liar !
@@gangoffour6690 Buckethead does the whole "let fans use the killswitch" thing often. You can even see a picture of it on wikipedia.
@@gangoffour6690 i gave Zakk Wylde a pat on the back as he stood right in front of us and belted out a great solo during Edgar Winters Frankenstein @ generation axe tour. Also got Sammy Hagars attention and he said hello from over 100 yards away at a Van Halen concert during their last tour together in 03. Experience can be had.
Very cool. My favorite song too!
I've never wanted to murder a red balloon so much in my entire life.
Fully grown child holding that thing too, smh
With you dude, was hoping someone was gonna punch in back of head🤘
That was my first thought..hey asshole, do you mind.
Those hands were so annoying
@@dalyfogarty6396 yeah sure phones at concerts are only cool when you profit off of them
This is my 1st day hearing bucket head And I can't think of anybody that could better him on that stage.. Clearly one of the best guitar players in the world.
Bucket is a national treasure 💯🔥
intergalactic treasure.
Treasure for everybody, who needs to take a S......unshine.
I just heard of him 2023 and I'm 66..... already love him to the max!
You were in your early 30s when he came into the public eye. Glad you finally caught on. Better late than never.
Dude is epic
Seek out Buckethead's work with Shin Terai, the albums Unison and Lightyears.
This was my first Buckethead show. I'll never forget it, especially since it's captured in extremely high definition. Awesome.
me too
19:19
“who ya lookin for”
“my girlfriend”
Lol
Classic pickup line
He never found her
Girl gone.
Some say he's still at the concert looking for her to this day
Can we just appreciate the person in the crown who recorded this so smoothly! He must have been in awe 😂
This man is one of the few people I would actually spend money to go see live. Sir Buckethead. The Man, The Myth, The Legend.
I think it's Paul Gilbert.
@@stevebolin4606 You think what is Paul Gilbert? The only person you'd see live? Or Buckethead is Paul Gilbert?
@@stevebolin4606 what hendrix dud back in the 60s blackmore 70s also Micheal from ufo Gary Moore too , compared to them this was not impressive at all
@@jerrywoods4066 Gary Moore... compared to Buckethead?? Okay, boomer...
@@juicybiscuit527 Gary moore definitely better
Buckethead can be simple and can be complex. He can sound extremely emotional when he wants and still being able to fool around on stage with some really cool synth style songs.
Yeah then he starts playing it’s a small world
And the sky is blue and you should look both ways when crossing the street.
Cool robot moves that would make Devo proud.
7000ironman Why?
7000ironman Yeah, same thing as the bucket.
7000ironman Cool robot moves.
Devo maynerd James kennens son?
Thanks aliens for sending this beautiful guitar-playing-robot for us to enjoy, they rock.
that elastic strap is sick
16:43 thank you sir for pointing him out for me .i wasnt sure were to look till you pointed him out
Same honestly
YEAH WHAT A DORK
😂😂😂😂😂
According to Stuff White People Like, standing still at shows is par, but if you want to go a little above, then you can point to directly above the stage.
I see your point
THE BEST. He commands the instrument with such ease, it's miraculous.
Buckethead is absolutely phenomenal, so creative and innovative, his stage act and music is unparalleled! A master of his craft.
Dude I think your camera is better than my eyes.
lhh 😂😂😂
+Richard Dortch Dude, I had the same thought lol
I thought this too, resolution on my mini iPad retina screen is searingly razor optical
+Richard Dortch HAHA so true xD
A circus sideshow. Is KFC one of his sponsors?
Buckethead is amazing. I had the pleasure of seeing him play live a few years ago. It was unreal!
I "discovered" Buckethead a few days ago. I'm still in shock. Has to be the best living guitarist by far.
Me too
dead people can't play guitar
Guthrie Govan is one of the best nowadays
Mark Brierley well he is amazing but there are quite a few better ! But not ones who can do robot movements while they are playing 🤘
Honestly, I remember my ears being virgin to his music. Listening to it for the first time was like tripping LSD for the first time. Surreal
Considering this video is from 13 years ago the camera quality is absolutely great!
Buckethead is so incredible. Its mind blowing
Not my thing - but total Musical Genius.
Buckethead's look and antics totally distracts from the fact that his solo structures are pure genius, with flawless technique and a sense of humor to boot! In my opinion the best guitar player alive today!!
Make room for Max Ostro!
he is (or was) ONLY link on pat metheny's page of links. so i had to finally check out.
Best novelty act out today. Can't deny the skill, but really, memorable songs, not really
You need to listen to Jeff Beck!!
Better than Jack White? Really?!!
9:25 Buckethead is in his own worlds during that beautiful solo
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I am late to the Buckethead phenomenon. I’m glad that he’s as awesome as he is.
Skill Level: Buckethead
I wish... My skill level was that high...
Nice!
Have a guitar with This boton easy
I m joking
I wish!
Its the one just after nightmare
Screw work, I gotta practice.
Kristopher Collins is the only way
Be careful I lost my job like that
This ain't Kris Collins from Lowell Michigan?
I feel that way all the time. Today i actually did call in to practice all night. Just got another tube amp i gotta break in, and i haven't slept enough for 8 hours of physical labor for 11 dollars an hour, so fuck work. I gotta go plug in. Peace!
For real
His vocals are on point
😂😂😂
Your mom is on point
@@toyotanerd2269 Dad?
For me that is one of the many best things about Buckethead and his music. No words, no propaganda, no st*pid messages,
just pure amazing creative instrumental music.🤷🏻♂️
His music and his performance are his words.
@@Bluedunes my point precisly.
Excellent camerawork. Well done.
lowlypeasant
Thank you, was just holding it up with my drunken arm. It was hard with all those people around!
What Camera Did You use
Yeah I think I asked you which camera you were using a few years ago and i think you replied, but I can't find it. Care to share again?
You’re kidding, right?
every time I heard him playing,I'd smile with joy.such a great guitar player
It's 2019 and cameras from Earth still don't have this good of quality.
I can’t stop watching this, it’s incredible!
Buckethead just goes to show that incredible talent and sanity do not go hand-in-hand.
Or maybe he's so sane he thought people would pay more attention to his music if he was a blank face with garbage on his head..
He's completely sane. And an image genius. Kiss did the same thing almost 50 years ago, remember?
@@coolnamebro i would wear a mask if it helped with stage fright lol could be that too
This is definitely one of his cleanest sets I've seen throughout the years of watching this Guitar God
8:50 that solo is just pure eargasm
No doubt man... The guy can definitely rip his blues flavor.. I got playlists separated from his hard and mellow stuff and then one with it all and so i just press shuffle haha
@Kağan Erdoğan It's called "The Embalmer"
ikr
i came though also
Its alright
Clearest video ever. Wtf. Buckethead rules. No one else even in the conversation for the best.
I was at this show, it was fantastic. Since it was a free show, I'm sure a lot of people there didn't even know who Buckethead was -- but they soon found out! I recall at one point somebody tossing bales of hay into the audience, and the crowd was shredding these bales of hay and tossing it around, lol. wild stuff
I still say the secret to Buckethead’s legendary guitar playing are the giant earthworm like veins in his right hand.
those are wires, he's a robot
Worms for the garden.
Those veins mean dude never did iv drug abuse
I seriously doubt that he has ever taken drugs, music is his drug.
lol
Imagine getting thousands of people to come watch you play the guitar..He's like a busker from MARS
I love the way this music looks!
In years to come people will be thanking you for recording this
After seeing many other videos of his concert, this is by far his best performance in recent years. He's really into it and the crowd totally gets him.
Genius. Master class. Prodigy. Starman. Alien. Brilliant.
Possibly the greatest live performance of night of the slunk that I have ever seen!
The "sweat" is just oil leaking from his robot body.
Never heard about this guy until last night on here. Incredible guitar skills.
19:18 someone cant find their girlfriend
blacktieaffair prolly getting bumped in a Porta potty
Richard Tipton haaaahahahaha!!
its under the bucket!
The main reason people carry flags at festivals.
He's single. That's how stoned he is.
best image I've ever seen recorded from the audience, the sound is incredible
Gosh...this guys brilliant.
Just got into Buckethead 6 months ago & I'm going to simplify my comment into the most rudimentary terms.....Best Guitarist Ever!!!! This is exactly how I'd love to see him open up a show. Playing guitar like no one else & just letting it rip!! From his mellow jams to the crazy out of this world stuff he is an inspiration to me like non other. I wish I would've gotten into him way earlier, but hey, I'm a life long fan now. I'm only about 30 albums into his vast catalog & can't wait to delve further. This show just proves to me how amazing it would be to see him live. I've said it in other comments of his videos, I think seeing him live for the 1st time would be like seeing Jimi Hendrix back when he first came out. Something so extraordinariy innovative & new that it would be fucking mind blowing. If he ever comes to my neck of the woods, Portland Oregon in 2014, I'll walk out of any engagement I have planned & watch the Master paint his masterpiece....whatever it may be I'm there!!!
"May I take your order"
Buckethead- 2 killswitches and 20 different pedals please.
"Please pull up to the first window"
I'm 67 years old now, and seeing Buckethead live is.....
on my Bucket List!!!😊😅😂👍🤪💙😎
I think this is the best camera I've ever seen.
atripa645 BS, you can't see the camera once the entire video
Will Hall lol
Will Hall lllllmao
need to see this guy live before i die, i already had the honor to see, Black Sabbath, Metallica, Iron Maiden, Lamb of god, Aphex twin, Joe Satriani, Steve Vai, Minus the bear, Jack White and others
Not as impressed as you are but I'm glad I saw guys in their prime like blackmore Gary Moore evh srv Ronnie montrose Gary rossington Neal Schoen randy Rhoades rik Emmitt Vivian Campbell Ricky medlocke Jeff Beck ace Micheal schenker
Oh and satrianni
Also Doug Aldridge Leslie west mark farner
The phenomenon, the legend.
Usually I get board listening to shred, but your don’t know what’s coming next with his performance and his creativity is unique, he’s definitely on his own level for entertainment and talent - AMAZING comes to mind!
That stretchy guitar strap totally messes with my equilibrium
aaaaand 14:30 i came
So talented. Able to do the robot while playing.
The Marcel Marceau of rock or Michael Meyers who hates fried chicken?
Wow. Another brand of human! What a guitarist. Love how he morphs into the next song (chapter)
I could watch the man play for hours. Not just listen, but watch :)
girls wish they were that red button. ;)
You've definitely got that right!!! But i did hear this one time that he fingered some chick...she died! 😂 👉jk!
Also some guys.
Hahaaaa
thanks, you gave me an idea:))))))))))))))))))))))))))))
@@michaeldempsey3471 no, I've got hemorrhoids
20:06 "HERE ARE THE EDIBLES!!!"
Holy shit
You're an animal
Shut up man no one heard
I thought she said “spirit animals!” But you’re right
One of the greatest guitarists of our generation, too bad most people dont even know about him. the stint with Guns and Roses tarnished it a little in my opinion. I rank him up there innovation wise with Morello and the other guitarists that think outside of the box like Bootsy Collins, Hendrix etc. Oh, P.S., I would sell a testicle for that guitar.
His stint with GNR is the only reason I ever heard of him. He's a damn good guitarist.
That Rose fellow has chased off a few musicians from his franchise. Buckethead should have steered wide.
" too bad most people dont even know about him." Gee, I wonder why
You have an interestingly strong dislike for buckethead to where you fester on one video of him just to act like some sort of critic. You have a right to an opinion, but remember that nobody always wants to hear it.
Frankincensed Because Buckethead is a recluse..
I've only seen 1 photo of his face & it wasn't anything to shout about.
Love his sense of humor, his music gives me eargasms!
Man's a whole package himself!!! What an artist!!! Glad that I found him!!!
I've got an 8 gig flash drive filled with his music that i listen to in the car. I drive 200K's per day to and from work, so hear a good amount of this phenom every fucking day. AND I LOVE IT
Brandon O'Sullivan good luck with all the Pikes !! There are around 270 haha
@Papa Shanghoe savage
@@doniawonjohnson4047 lmao
Definitely one of the most entertaining guitarists to watch. Love that robotic shit. Very cool Sir Buckethead.
Bucket head is such an amazing player definitely up there with some of the best there is, could listen to him all day long.....
he never gets old
DAMN!! Dude knows how to play...
Forever one of the GOATs
This was 8 years ago, and this video quality is better than drama shows
Holy shit that camera is amazing. It's like it's Bucketheads robotic eye put into the crowd and fed into people's memory cards to have vision as crisp and clean as the playing. It's actually scary I'm almost as impressed with the camera quality as Buckets set.
Unique and cool, his technique is great but i love the way he incorporates the effects. Awesome !!
This man is not of this earth. Love listening to him in the background at work. Takes playing way out of the box, love it when artis make something their own.
God bless Mr. Buckethead for his consistent and faithful commitment towards his craft and fans. He is above reproach and his conscience is clear. May his borders increase and his enemies fall down by his side.
8:50 - 10:16 hit me right in the feels bro
… that slow part was COOL!!!…
Sounds like While my guitar gently weeps
Very led zep
@@Goths-On-The-Beach i thought it was based on stairway to heaven
2:34 is easily one of the top 10 Buckethead riffs ever! Its so gnarly!
Thanks for the upload bro. This is real good quality! Like an Audience Experience to a Buckethead gig! haha
I know what you mean about that sound it gets me too! Lol
@@danoliver7044 It sounds like a old rusty giant robot slowly moving!
My dream Buckethead concert setlist:
Set 1:
1. Mrs. Beasley
2. Welcome To Bucketheadland
3. I Come In Peace
4. Jowls
5. Hook and Pole Gang
6. Battery Cage Brawls
7. Frozen Brains Tell No Tales
8. Bass Solo
9. Computer Master
10. Disembodied Part 2
11. Nottingham Lace
12. Scraps
13. Night of The Slunk
14. Nunchucks/Robot Dance/Toy Exchange
Set 2:
15. Thank You Ohlinger's
16. Claymation Courtyard
17. Buckethead's Toystore
18. Whitewash
19. Sled Ride
20. Walk On The Moon
21. Captain EO's Voyage
22. The Siphoning Sequence
23. Acoustic Medley (Beyond The Knowing/Big Sur Moon/Wondering/Who Me Early Version/Hog Bitch Stomp)
24. For Mom
25. For Dad (Pike 13 Track 6)
26. I Love My Parents
27. Theme Song Medley (When You Wish Upon A Star/Pirates Life/Haunted Mansion/Halloween/Star Wars)
28. Worms For The Garden OR The Moltrail Part 2
29. Giant Robot Theme
Encore:
30. Jordan
31. Soothsayer
32. Binge And Grab
***** I was picking a good mix of my favorite songs in addition to stuff from all over his discography that would accurately represent what hes all about. If you're talking doing full albums live with a full band, it would be epic to see the Population Override and Pike 13 albums in their entirety. My friends dad said when he saw Pink Floyd in '78, they did 3 sets, each one a full album. So performing multiple full albums per show with a full band is doable. And i could scarcely imagine the number of faces melted and buildings demolished in the process.
+Jonathan Sefcik They did two complete sets. First was "wish you were here" complete, start to finish. Small break and then played "Animals" complete, start to finish. They then came back for the encore and played three songs from "Dark side of the moon".
Add in Final Wars and Too Many Humans
Geez. What an impossibly amazing player.
Perfect left hand posture. So jealous.
pebber brown
Yes. The tendons in his left hand must be stronger than cat gut at this point.
This is the best "Embalmer" that I have heard to date.
This guy is truly an amazing experimenter of his craft. He goes places that others just don't either dare tread or simply don't know how to. Besides making it look so effortlessly he gets sounds others don't. He is identifiable immediately once you hear the licks on the guitar, you say " yup, that's Buckethead!" Not many guitarists have that, the identifiable sound that only they have. Genius... I wish I had taken up an instrument years and years ago. My mother did give me that opportunity. She took both myself and my older sister to this music school on Saturdays. It was a very serious place. The first hour we spent on music theory then the remainder of the time we separated into our class rooms for our lessons with our instructor for whatever instrument you were studying. I was taking guitar lessons, I was young maybe eleven, no older. All I recall was being very unhappy with this whole place. The structure, the way it felt to me was very stressful. Like I was under immense pressure to do the work. I crumbled, I remember one time actually crying when I was with my guitar teacher. I think it was because I hadn't practice what I was supposed to have practice and I was s upset. So eventually I recall not going back. In retrospect, I wish someone had forced me to stay with it no matter what. My mom had got me via the school a very impressive acoustic guitar from Spain. It was an amazing guitar. I wish I still had that instrument. I can't recall the beans but I'm sure it would be very valuable today. My sister was given a piano, one of those wall leaning models it was a Steinway piano. I don't know how my mom made all this possible for us. We were very poor. We lived in the housing projects in Newark NJ. One of the absolute worse in the country at the time, Kretchmer Housing Projects, locally known as the Dayton Street Projects.. Anyway Mom gave us this chance and neither of stuck it out. This is perhaps one of my greatest regrets. I truly believe if I had stuck with it, I would have made music my life's work. I love music intensely and I have an acute ear for it. People say it's never too late but the thing is all those many many years that have flown by would have, could have been years of mastering, honing the craft. Anyway, sorry for going off on a tangent, just felt the need to express this which I never have before in my life. If anyone can relate or have anything to convey please do so. I'd truly appreciate it...
Cool story bro
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Buckethead one of the underrated guitar greats. Total legend.
Absolutely the best, most technical guitarist on earth right now
Check out Berried Alive. Charles Caswell is pretty techy, but definitely not as listenable lol. I dig it though.
Hands down one of the best guitarist of our time!
Please put your hands down I’m trying to watch him play!
Wow, great image quality
Yeh, shame about the audio not having the same / equal quality to the video
tatzor We have the video, someone else has the audio. In the end we all win.
Jordanrom
I shot this show if you ever need still images :)
Thanks for this. Really helped me remember this great set/day. Effin Robert Plant too.
Something that has been lacking for decades, UNIQUE BRILLIANCE. Buckethead is UNIQUE BRILLIANCE.