You never know what you will hear with Buckethead. Never before have I heard heavily distorted guitars and a banjo sound so good together. Purely genius
It's amazing how Buckethead's music can cause you to create a backstory. Like this one makes me think of a deliverance type story but with horrible mutants chasing you through the mountainside...
This is such an awesome use of music. The ending of "In Search of..." is cool cause you know he finds the mountain, and this song is all about the guy trying to escape the mountain while being chased by a bunchy of bloodthirsty cannibals. Around the end, at about 7:30, it sounds to me like he gets caught and is carried off to be eaten or tortured or something.
Buckethead was filled with overwhelming fear, as he had never witnessed such evil. He quickly realized his only way out of this horrid place is to get back his Custom Gibson Les Paul, but where could it be? He had to get it back. His mind was again racing. He quickly remembered something. Reaching onto his pocket he found something he thought he left at home... his Nunchuks!!! He quickly ran through the zombies and bashed heads in as he ran towards the forest once more.
4.12-4.52 Bucket's efforts to escape soon came to a halt when all around him the earth started shaking. Everything around him was changing. The boy plays the Banjo again, although this time the tonality was diff. It was much more evil. He looked around and saw something move among the rotting bodies. He wondered what sort of evil may be lurking among the dead. He soon found out that there was nothing moving among the bodies... THE BODIES THEMSELVES WERE MOVING!!
about having a dream,waking up and then tabbing out, happened to me a while ago. I had the 'song' for about 30 minutes in my mind, but when i started tabbing out, i forgot completely. :(
this song would have fit perfectly to my escape from tennassee this january from my ex girlfriend, long live Buckethead the best guitarist ever concieved
@chriswilliamstool Try to read into some of the lyrics about his fictional backstory and it will probably start to make sense after a while. And you are acting like a madman who claims everyone else is mad good sir.
@idosports24 Yeah, most bands would have destroyed the piece from 1:38 by adding vocals. Buckethead even kicked it up a notch by adding more great riffs!!
He kinda reminds a bit of Zappa, frankly. Sudden twists in rhythms and harmonics. Very innovative! And that dirty, raspy guitar sound is awesome. Somehow doubt that he was conceived anywhere near "Inbred Mountain." (The KFC bucket is just there to throw you off, I think.)
Did you really like it man?? Well thanks man. Did you read since the beggining? I just continued from where the guy left off, but of course, making it up as i go along :)
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You never know what you will hear with Buckethead. Never before have I heard heavily distorted guitars and a banjo sound so good together. Purely genius
I think its a satire for the album
just proves that metal can have all kinds of different elements and still sound weirdly incredible
this describes buckethead completely! lol
Evan Tisby inbred?
as in his 1 foot long pinky
17 people didnt escape.
Went up to 30
It's amazing how Buckethead's music can cause you to create a backstory. Like this one makes me think of a deliverance type story but with horrible mutants chasing you through the mountainside...
This song is the scariest song I've ever heard..but I fucking love it.
Honestly, this is my favorite song right now
This is such an awesome use of music. The ending of "In Search of..." is cool cause you know he finds the mountain, and this song is all about the guy trying to escape the mountain while being chased by a bunchy of bloodthirsty cannibals. Around the end, at about 7:30, it sounds to me like he gets caught and is carried off to be eaten or tortured or something.
6:47 woow! I love that riff! Reminds me some black metal stuff
This song is the description about madness.
I thought that would be the elephant man's alarm clock
Damn I didn't know he went this heavy.. this is just ridiculous! (-ly good!)
check out jowels or onions onleashed for some of his other heavy stuff. also featuring Bill Mosely from house of 1000 corpses for the voice overs.
Kaleidoscalp, island of lost minds, Guillotine Furnace…..
banjo sounds awesome!
Buckethead was filled with overwhelming fear, as he had never witnessed such evil. He quickly realized his only way out of this horrid place is to get back his Custom Gibson Les Paul, but where could it be? He had to get it back. His mind was again racing. He quickly remembered something. Reaching onto his pocket he found something he thought he left at home... his Nunchuks!!! He quickly ran through the zombies and bashed heads in as he ran towards the forest once more.
Wow, never heard anything like this. Never heard Buckethead's stuff. It's really friggin awesome!
WOAH! 2:53 drops like catch 33 meshuggah! I had no idea he got this heavy!
Buck's gotta team up with Thordendal or get an 8 string stat...
Check out destroyer
6:08 hory shet thats amazing :o
2:29-2:35 one of those old black and white godzilla movies lol
Colby Howell hahaha youre right
The slide whistle in the intro gives me chills every time.
It makes me crack up and smile not gonna lie haha
Buckethead=unexpected feeling..im talk in about vibes...🤘
Freaks me out :) in the best possible way
My favorite song to listen to when reading horror comics.
Im glad to see you people like my continuation to the story.
But the credit goes to drvincentgrim, which without him this story wouldnt be anything.
i like songs that make a story just makes them that more interesting make your mind paint pictures , this song is pretty damn creepy!
inbred mountain also known as west virginia
Child-serial killer dichotomy
11 people have not escaped from Inbred Mountain..
this should be the theme to the movie "wrong turn 2"
Holy crap,that banjo just melted my face all over the keyboard.
5:24 Sounds like the descent into madness
I don't know why but I'm listening to this raging about my best friends new girl friend and for some reason its fitting
absolute genius love it
What if everything is a dream? We may never know. Until then here is Buckethead. Stay classy Earth.
I just read the goatman creepypasta.Like,the main one.
Anyhow,every time I got to a scary part,the banjos would intensify.
this is my new jam
If bucket head had a horror movie this would fit his killing scene lmfao
I always use this to piss off my neighbors who listen to really shitty music
6:07
1:56 - 2:05
I can't get enough!
Holy shit the breakdown at 6:09 is br00tal.
Dethklok is almost to his level
i lost my shit at that point
Made me want to conquer the poland
bruhh @714
4.12-4.52 Bucket's efforts to escape soon came to a halt when all around him the earth started shaking. Everything around him was changing. The boy plays the Banjo again, although this time the tonality was diff. It was much more evil. He looked around and saw something move among the rotting bodies. He wondered what sort of evil may be lurking among the dead. He soon found out that there was nothing moving among the bodies... THE BODIES THEMSELVES WERE MOVING!!
Simply fucking incredible. I love the hint of banjo.
HEAVY
AS
A
PLANET
HOLY FUCK.
Any other Buckethead songs like this one?
Adrian Avr lobotomizer, machete mirage, cobras hood those are some of his best heavy songs
about having a dream,waking up and then tabbing out, happened to me a while ago. I had the 'song' for about 30 minutes in my mind, but when i started tabbing out, i forgot completely. :(
Creepiest song ever...
also Iowa by slipknot. creepy as fuck.
Danny Brooks unemployment blues?
Danny Brooks you havent listened to death cube k aka bucketheads song monolith
one of his best song!!!!!!!!
love how he talks with his guitar or in other words his voice-box of insanity
this should be in the movie the hills have eyes that would be so cool
I just discovered Buckethead... And I can't believe he's so unfamous!
This is so cool, its like a horror story of trying to escape a bunch of cannibals in a song...genius stuff
love the riff at 6:08
the banjo is just mesmerizing
Darn, they came so close..
this is madness!?
- THIS IS BUCKETHEAD!
Brian's good on the guitar isn't he!
Now I know where the musical influence for the song let the bodies hit the floor came from
Only buckethead can make a banjo and a mandolin sound this fucking hardcore.
Esses riffs, mano... Buckethead is a genius!!!!
Paint the emotions you feel on the blank canvas he wears on his face.
buckethead escape from inbred
Reminds me of leatherface
banjo for the win
funeral song
this song would have fit perfectly to my escape from tennassee this january from my ex girlfriend, long live Buckethead the best guitarist ever concieved
Dude I live in Memphis, if anyone has a good understanding of how shit goes down in TN it's me, I know you play hockey and i listen to buckethead
so cool
this plays every time chuck norris teaches his kids about shapes
anyone got the lyrics?
it was the use of the word "eerily" that made you seem like u were saying they stole it. my bad
this should so be in the hils have eyes that would be awsome
hahah love this
im gonna make a video to go with this i love this song its so fcked up its like the soundtrack to my mind
delivrance met slayer
i always wonder than when watching him live.. probably a mixture of Gary Moore and Steve Vai
@chriswilliamstool Try to read into some of the lyrics about his fictional backstory and it will probably start to make sense after a while. And you are acting like a madman who claims everyone else is mad good sir.
@idosports24
Yeah, most bands would have destroyed the piece from 1:38 by adding vocals.
Buckethead even kicked it up a notch by adding more great riffs!!
He kinda reminds a bit of Zappa, frankly. Sudden twists in rhythms and harmonics. Very innovative! And that dirty, raspy guitar sound is awesome. Somehow doubt that he was conceived anywhere near "Inbred Mountain." (The KFC bucket is just there to throw you off, I think.)
Yeah I know. They have several bands they're a part of, like Primus. I meant if they made one solid band.
7:22 when the killers get you
Did you really like it man?? Well thanks man.
Did you read since the beggining? I just continued from where the guy left off, but of course, making it up as i go along :)
this is the shit but i prolly would be dizzy off this one if i was drunk.....He ever play this live??
kinda reminds me of korn
yeah , this
you can feel the darkness of this song man its real intense
Best horror movie music ever. Fucking cracked up scary.
@MrBuddyisreal Did you get your username from the character in "Smokin' Aces"?
@TheMean93 the government wants you to teach to giraffes how to play harmonica
WHAT!!!
With Buckethead, you never what what you will hear. I have never heard banjo and heavy distorted guitars sound so good together. Purely genius.
From the thumbnail it looked like Buckethead's guitar caught on fire
It wouldn't have been a big surprise
i just got my GnR on double 180 gram vinyl today from Amazon for 10 bones. 8)
Sinister
this is a fuckan cool scary song !! long live Buckethead !
not really my style of music, but buckethead is so amasing he can make me listen to anything
LMAO!!, cornnugget, great imagination, makes me think the same thing
@neymacastro The trainer from P90X was unavailable
Only buckethead seems to know how to paint pictures with power metal influences like pantera..But its like later pantera bye!
Fucking slide whistles man... Now a legitimate horror movie sound
6:07 daaaamn, what a killer :)
Get out of here BRONY! Wait...
dude that story was amazing it suited the song and i think i enjoyed it more than the song...
you should saved that
the picture is a mould of bucketheads face