I’ll never forget the time I was walking through a train station in Melbourne and i faintly heard the sound of a busker playing a song on his guitar. I actually couldn’t believe my ears as I immediately recognised the song was “for mom” from bucketheads colma album which is an absolute favourite of mine. I pushed through the crowds following the sound and when I found him I just stood there and listened and had a massive smile on my face as all the other commuters rushed past without even a glance. After he finished I just asked him “that’s for mom right” and he was so unbelievably happy that I had recognised it.

@gilnao9826

4 жыл бұрын

thats fucking beautiful

@vitorbueno4301

4 жыл бұрын

Thats a good story bro, seriously

@dozerthecat

4 жыл бұрын

Was it buckhead?

@thomascusik6109

4 жыл бұрын

I love that man... how cool was that? John 3 3-6

@madLphnt

4 жыл бұрын

He was busking with a bucket on his head? Does anybody know what he looks like?

I love seeing people talk about Buckethead, the guy deserves a lot more credit than he gets. Although that's probably the way he likes it.

@RSK_WMD

5 жыл бұрын

Exactly, he doesn't do music for the recognition, he does it for the people who love his music and doesn't seem to care about fame given he has the pull to do larger venues but almost always does small venue shows to keep it personal. He's one weird feller but he definitely cares for his fans and just wants to play for them and that seems to be it.

@mrrender3155

5 жыл бұрын

Weird thing is, he's probably the most talented person to ever be in Guns n Roses as well.

@snowindafunboots4369

5 жыл бұрын

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

@LuisLondonG

5 жыл бұрын

I saw pics of him before, but never listened to any of his music! I love metal, love Satriani and Vai, and many guitar virtuosos, like Van Halen or Slash, but never listened to Chinese Democracy... because of all the fake hype and because of Axl. I just saw a couple of videos of Buckethead and I am getting very intrigued. I think I found an amazing guitar player to listen to.

@eduardocarrochio6326

5 жыл бұрын

no he doesnt. prob gets about the right amount

If Buckethead gave me a rubber chicken I would build a glass case for it

@boseifrit5480

5 жыл бұрын

Same. I would ask him to sign it after the show and never let it go😂

@kylemoss1135

4 жыл бұрын

@@boseifrit5480 😂😂

@velder22

4 жыл бұрын

When he played in Omaha for the radkadillac guys i was his security guard for the whole show to make sure nobody messes with him. He is one of the most fascinating people on earth

@Anonymous-tk9re

4 жыл бұрын

Jonathan Velder what made him so fascinating to you??

@purpel6034

3 жыл бұрын

@@Anonymous-tk9re kewl name

"It's not about the money, it's about the music and the experience" That how you know you're talking about a good artist

@OugaBoogaShockwave

3 жыл бұрын

damn right !

@parametalhead

3 жыл бұрын

He is definitely about the music, but the dudes worth like $8M so it’s not like he’s hurting. He didn’t need the Sony deal.

Seen him twice and both times got to touch the killswitch and got a rain poncho and a Harry Potter toy from him 😅

@michaelhoehne1903

5 жыл бұрын

Dang that’s amazing

@charlesmerfeld2988

4 жыл бұрын

I got a toy too. Amazing to be entertained for two hours + by single axe man

@toecutter4335

4 жыл бұрын

That's awesome!! 😀

@koettfaers

4 жыл бұрын

This is one of the only reasons I would like to live in the US, artists who rarely play or never play outside of the US. There are so many artists I will never get a chance to see because of this

@necrocultist7778

4 жыл бұрын

koettfaers U are right bro.We don’t even have the chance to see these artist.

I have one of these toys, i played the kill switch. My life is complete

@gregwilgus5686

5 жыл бұрын

me too

@shockandawe03

5 жыл бұрын

Same

@niconiconiconiconiconiconicon

4 жыл бұрын

what's the toy?

@nicholasbrown-hernandez6837

4 жыл бұрын

@@JordyMarincic jus wondering what toy BH gave

@marshallschaefer9632

3 жыл бұрын

damn boy

The fact that someone as amazing as him exists makes me happy

I must have been living under a rock, because I only discovered Buckethead a couple of months ago. It was a random suggested video, I clicked on it for background music while I was look at...internet stuff. The intro to Soothsayer started playing and I remember thinking, "What is this beautiful music?" I watched a 2 hour live show and it's been on repeat ever since. The creativity of this guy blows my mind!

@RobotsX2

3 жыл бұрын

discovered today. Steve Vai who?

@rofyle

3 жыл бұрын

For more great virtuoso guitarists like Buckethead check out Animals As Leaders, Arch Echo, and Dream Theater.

@AC-rx5ck

2 жыл бұрын

Me too. Just discovered. This guy is a gift to humanity 💖

@teds4165

2 жыл бұрын

Same

@harryallen1175

2 жыл бұрын

What was the video?

While he's known for speed and technique, people tend to dismiss him as just a weird shredder. What they don't know, having never actually listened to more than a few song clips, is that he's a melodic genius as well. The dude can (and does) play pretty much anything, from blues-inspired licks to soulful, soaring solos to articulate acoustic sketches. If you like guitar, and can't find something from Buckethead to amaze you, you simply haven't looked hard enough.

@AkkayaOzgun

5 жыл бұрын

I don't understand how people could say he's "just a shredder," even on his shred songs. I found out about him through Soothsayer and it is hands down one of the most mind-blowing songs I have ever heard. It's melodic, and the shred isn't just a throwdown on some scales. It's got emotion, the notes are intentionally placed, and it sings a story. If you think it's just a shred, begone.

@jpcrafton69

5 жыл бұрын

@@AkkayaOzgun Agreed.

This video was perfect. I hate to admit that I've only recently discovered Buckethead and I'm 66 freakin' years old. Yeah, I've seen Jimi Hendrix and Jimmy Page but Buckethead is in a class by himself. What a beautiful soul. His playing touches me so deeply and for that I am filled with gratitude. Thanks for this great intro to the man and his music !!

@sherrybirchall8677

Жыл бұрын

Me too. Just last week, for me, when T n T was playing The Monster Mash with Bootsy Collins.

Saw buckethead at ozzfest in the 90s. Primus introduced him. It was incredible

@jordanwolff5243

4 жыл бұрын

I heard about that show before I knew about Buckethead. 15 years later, he is my favorite guitarist. For the last 15 years.

@reverenddon1

3 жыл бұрын

I saw that show too!

@reverenddon1

3 жыл бұрын

That’s how you know we’re old

In 2006, in Chicago, Bucket gave me a can of Play-Doh at one of his shows. It's hermetically sealed and stored in a safe to this day.

Buckethead's music has kept me alive for the past 3 years. I rarely listen to anything else anymore. I've seen him live 8 times since 2015, his shows are always incredible and he truly does love his fans (Bots).

@user-yf8yn2gt1w

5 жыл бұрын

i'm buckethead fan from south korea. Also i listen buckethead's music everyday ^^

@sunnymoon369

5 жыл бұрын

@@user-yf8yn2gt1w :D Nice to meet you my fellow BroBot!

@akc121783

5 жыл бұрын

Bucket's music also kept me alive for a period of my life. Deep depression is a mf. Buckethead's music, Electric Tears in particular, gave me my sanity when i thought i had none.

@sunnymoon369

5 жыл бұрын

@@akc121783 Me too. Electric Sea got me through a suicide attempt and crawling out of a very bad time period of my life in 2016 and now this year has kept me alive. I give so much thanks to Buckethead for all the good things he has brought into my life....Love, friends and Peace.

@mizzRUSSIANroulette

5 жыл бұрын

I was 12 in 2002 when reality hit that my parents (who years prior abandoned me) ... They split when I was 2.. my dad raised me most of my childhood... my mom would come to Ohio and basically kidnap me.. Take me to a different state... Leaving me with strangers... She'd be beaten by her lovers in my presence, I could never express myself to her... She would be in a drunken rage and take her anger out on me with whatever item was closest to her. I was adopted in 2002 and was very self destructive. I had a roof over my head but I didn't have mental, stability. I didn't want pity, I wanted to be encouraged... The self-destructive was how I copied. It helped process these emotions. ODB died and I found a tribute to him... Some guy dressed like Leatherface and he had decapitated heads rappin' . His movements were like mine when I tried to get my point across, he's wearing a Steelers wind breaker. (Mom loves Steelers) he obviously likes to make people smile... I had to find out who he was..... I came across whitewash.... This man described my entire life with no words through acoustic emotion. I soon came to forgive myself of my terrible thoughts about myself.. I forgave my parents . I realized life is too short. I wanted to treat others with kindness, not how I was treated.. I wanted people to feel like I did when I listened to his music. I love you Buckethead

You failed to mention his Nunchuck skills, but at least you showed it quickly by the end 😁

@snowindafunboots4369

5 жыл бұрын

😅

@johnpal5112

5 жыл бұрын

And his bowhunting skills!!! Goshhhhh! Lol

@jlucasound

5 жыл бұрын

Would not like him angry at me!!

@boseifrit5480

5 жыл бұрын

THAT'S WHY U DONT NINJA ON STAGE WITH A BUCKET ON YOUR HEAD!

@TheMoistOne

4 жыл бұрын

Comment Highlighted and his dancing skills!! The Robot 🤖

A beginner's guide to the Pike series by Buckethead: Pike 1 : Crack the Sky Pike 3 : Griffin's Spike, Three Headed Guardian Pike 9 : Magellan's Maze, The Robot Who Lost Its Head Pike 10 : Blind Cyclops, Whirbird, Ropelight Pike 11 : Corpse Be Animated Pike 22 : Viewing Deck Pike 23 : Between Sea and Sky Pike 25 : Trough Feeder, Beak to Scoop, Storing Feed Pike 26 : Worms For The Garden Pike 35 : Thank you ohlingers Pike 37 : Trading Post Pike 39 : The Closed Triptych Pike 40 : Jettison Pike 42 : West of Arkham, Other Paths Pike 45 : The Coats of Claude Pike 51 Pike 53 : The Cape of Good Hope Pike 54 : Boris Pike 64 : Beyond the Windmill Pike 65 Pike 66 : Leave the Light On Pike 71 : Celery Pike 73 Pike 76 Pike 86 : Our Selves, Standing in the Field Pike 87 : Flat Fleet Pike 90 Pike 95 Pike 99 : The Light in the Fog, Polar Trench Pike 100 : The Mighty Microscope, Inner Space Pike 104 Pike 105 : The Moltrail Part 2 Pike 110 : The Miracle Molecule, Wall to Wall Cobwebs Pike 111 : Phantom Steamboat Pike 118 : 10th Floor, 11th Floor, 12th Floor, 13th Floor Pike 119 : Solar Sailcraft, Flying Saucer, Fragments Pike 121 Pike 123 : Nest Boxes Pike 125 Pike 126 : Glow Worm Pike 138 : From, Giant Claw Returns To The Center Of The Earth Pike 139 Pike 140 : Glasses Pike 143 : QZ 9 Pike 144 : Scream Sundae Pike 149 : Chickencoopscope Pike 151 : The Bottle House, Track Pike 153 : Such As Straw, Overgrown Shrubs Pike 154 : Damp Pike 158 : Collapse Cliff Pike 160 : Land Of Miniatures Pike 162 : Midnight Sun, Four Forms Pike 166 : Castle Stairs Pike 167 : Shapeless Pike 210 : Wall Slide Pike 211 : Sc, Are, Ee, Do, Or Pike 213 Pike 215 : Teflecter Pike 216 : Stapler, B Train To Bronx, Wax Barrell Pike 218 : Old Toys Pike 219 : The Cookie Monster, I Know You Know What That Present Is... Pike 224 : Buildor part 2 Pike 225 Pike 230 : Hexagon Pike 231 : Streamlet Pike 232 : Lightboard, Tales Pike 233 : 22222222 Pike 234 : Coupon Pike 235 Pike 236 : Corridor part 1 Pike 241 : A Long Days Walk Pike 244 : Assortments Pike 245 : Ever Pike 246 : Nettle, Storms, Barren part 1, Barren part 2 Pike 249 : The Moss Land, Groves, Faint Clicking Pike 252 : Mirrors of the Sleeping Mind Pike 253 : Rooms of Brooms Pike 256 : Mountainous Mine Pike 257 : Lockrun Pike 259 : Undersea Dead City, Mangled, Odor of Book Pike 261 : Crayon factory Pike 263 : Glacier, Flood Pike 264 Pike 265 : Ramp Ahead Pike 266 : Far 2, Far 3, Far 4, Far 5 Pike 271 : The Squaring Of The Circle Pike 274 : Fourneau Cosmique Have fun.

@giahuyngo1661

4 жыл бұрын

Pinned

@vitorbueno4301

4 жыл бұрын

Whats this?

@Misadventures_85

4 жыл бұрын

MVP of this comments section. Thank you

@suprchickn7745

4 жыл бұрын

Just discovered #51, so good!

@KidaMilo89

4 жыл бұрын

oh my god thank you for mentioning A Long Days Walk, it's one of my absolutely favorites.

He’s so humble and adorable he’s such a fucking legend

@prasathviswanathan267

4 жыл бұрын

Yo CJ ! How is Catalina doing? She got ass man. Hope you are enjoying it.

@Nymaladurknarvitilskuri

4 жыл бұрын

Busta

To become a fan of buckethead is to embark on a amazing musical journey that never ends

@BlueSkyCrystals

5 жыл бұрын

kbaygorman Literally! Even long after he is gone, he will have left behind so much music that it will take forever to explore it all.

@bimmerbent

5 жыл бұрын

well said

@flashpeter625

5 жыл бұрын

I took 10 months to listen to all of his solo records. Now I have a list of over 200 tracks or about 22 hours of Buckethead's music, that I like enough to listen to it every day. The negative side is that some of the music I used to like before heard of Buckethead sounds bland to me now.

@lucasferraz7662

3 жыл бұрын

truest statement ever

@Trippsy05

3 жыл бұрын

@@flashpeter625 So I'm not the only one. I wouldnt say the music I used to listen to is bland but more so my music tastes changed.

You left out one of the most important things about him: his mysterious nature.

@joeysplats3209

5 жыл бұрын

Another important thing: He doesn't throw the toys at people. I suppose in part to avoid a lawsuit. But maybe to be more personal. That's important.

@yixnorb5971

5 жыл бұрын

@nynetynyne He also is not constantly getting hit on by fans and dose not need a bodyguard.

I really like this guy.I do believe he is just a real and kind person.

Seeing Buckethead on stage has made it to my "bucket list"

I feel bad for anyone who doesn't know of Buckethead. Absolutely amazing! I cannot describe in words how his music makes me feel.

4:56 one time at one of his shows I got to touch the kill switch and I tapped out the rhythm of Night Of The Slunk and he followed along, it was magic

@Sasquatch10

2 жыл бұрын

Glorious

It kinda blows my mind how I got through being a teenager throughout the 90's and never heard of this dude. Amazing guy, thanks for pointing him out!

I love Buckethead so much, he has litterally saved my life. He brings colour and emotion to my soul when there is none.

Im sorry? 300 albums!

@BucketheadDisciple

5 жыл бұрын

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buckethead_discography

@xjunkxyrdxdog89

5 жыл бұрын

For about a half a year he released "pikes"... 25-35 min albums recorded in one take. He basically was recording his jam sessions and uploading them.

@brentbowman4498

5 жыл бұрын

He’s probably released 5 albums since this comment was posted

@chrisr.8615

5 жыл бұрын

He probably just hits record whenever he picks up a guitar. Sometimes he puts out duds, but a lot of time he gives us masterpieces.

@robiputra9904

5 жыл бұрын

yes...he does... and try this one... Project Littleman... there are 2 songs in that album... and guarantee... will bang you...!

The man is indeed a legend. I'm not having any problems finding his shred work, but I'm having a hell of a hard time finding his ambient work. If anyone is willing to drop me some album names, I'd be forever grateful!

@michaelstewart8290

3 жыл бұрын

Check out this link. You can filter his Pike releases based off genres: www.decino.nl/projects/pike-suggester

@kevincorsentino1121

3 жыл бұрын

Check his work with Praxis

@bongskag

3 жыл бұрын

electric sea, or electric tears .. always my fav's enjoy !

@UncleMike0000

3 жыл бұрын

@@michaelstewart8290 Thanks for this! I just couple days ago wound BH music

@DivineSoul008

2 жыл бұрын

dawn appears, patrolman, whitewash, walk on the moon, dragging the fence, animal behaviour, andrew henry's meadow, she sells sea shell , the sky is heavy , midnight sun , padmasana , hills of eternity , lone sal bug , the other side of the dark , canverous and many many more

4:43 “well other guitarists“ *show lil wayne*

@RegularGuy272

3 жыл бұрын

Lmao

@krod4278

3 жыл бұрын

He did play the guitar for some reason at his concerts, of course it was the worst sound ever produced on a guitar

I'm not a huge Buckethead fan, but I appreciate genius level playing when I hear it and see it. He obviously just *loves* playing for sake of it. Peace 🙏

Thanks for making this. It seems like BH has a close cult following that has ventured down the rabbit hole of his music, and then everyone else who's like "all he does is shred," which sucks to hear because I can think 100 incredible Buckethead songs that are very calm and don't even have a solo at all. Either way, super underappreciated guitarist when it comes to the other big names in guitar. Without a doubt my favorite guitarist ever.

@BucketheadDisciple

5 жыл бұрын

Very well said! Thank you!

@christheghostwriter

4 жыл бұрын

Could you point me in the direction of some of his non-shred, more calm material? I've only ever heard shreddier stuff, and wouldnt know where to begin otherwise

@khalifeddie3718

4 жыл бұрын

@@christheghostwriter His more calm material/album - Colma, Electric Sea, A Real Diamond in the Rough, Shadows between the sky, Population Override, Captain EO's voyage, Michael Jackson tribute and much much more. Then there are also great collabs such as with Lawson Rollins ft Buckethead - Slow Ascent. Great stuff

Thank you Guitar Hero for introducing me to this ledgend

Here in my mid 60's, I am so glad to learn that real music is still being made and legends live. My Uber driver was playing his music and clued me in. A new world of music awaits...

Buckethead has helped me tremendously as a disabled Vet! Frequency Healing with his music is Top-Notch! Thank You Buckethead!

Buckethead and primus is a good combination

@jpoorr9973

5 жыл бұрын

I've been in big Primus fan from day one when I heard Frizzle fry. It's cool when he jams with les and brain. But what about poor Larry. To me Primus will always be Les, Larry and Tim! One of the best concerts I ever went to was Helmet and Primus👍

@tehsandman4261

5 жыл бұрын

and soad

@SammieTalent13

4 жыл бұрын

Colonial Claypools Bucket of Burnie Brains

@kevibb8358

4 жыл бұрын

I could hear Les and bucket head makes sounds all day, every day! This music really fucking moves me

BucketHead is one of the uncrowned King of Guitar.

There are many good guitarists but Buckethead is special. He reaches me deeper, he's a sonic therapist. I can't put my finger on what it is exactly, but his songs crawl right into the soul and pull out everything that was buried. Where there was stagnation, everything starts to move. He is like a ray of light. His music is pure, vibrant, powerful, nurturing, healing, honest, soulful and absolutely amazing. I love you Buckethead.

I'm 48 and JUST heard Soothsayer for the first time. Now I'm learning everything I can about Buckethead and its AWESOME. 🤘

Buckethead is in my opinion the most emotional guitarist of our time. I can't think of another. Waves ahead of Petrucci, Vai, or any of the others. Some of his stuff is just randomness, but when he wants to write a ballad, their is nobody than can coax emotion out of a guitar better.

@BucketheadDisciple

5 жыл бұрын

Very well said! I agree completely.

@paulallenscard8553

5 жыл бұрын

Gary Moore.

@unsanitizedbabywipes6154

5 жыл бұрын

Well guthrie govan exists

@aaronpannell6401

5 жыл бұрын

Vai's whispering a prayer gets me as much as soothsayer

@sewlimajumder3821

5 жыл бұрын

Ballad ? For the love of god

Brian Patrick Carroll ... incredible musician .

I was at that show where he let that guy play Soothsayer in Burlington VT in April 2018. That was very very cool and the guy killed it!

When I heard that he gave out toys to people in the audience my heart melted. I really wish I could be friends with him.

From one buckethead nerd to another - great job brother, a very touching video, and also a very detailed one. Keep up the good work!!

@BucketheadDisciple

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you, my friend!

Discovered buckethead several years ago. For me his music is transcendental, timeless, because it tells tales from the heart and soul. For me he's the most complete guitarrist of all time.

@AaronJacobSnow

5 жыл бұрын

“Complete”... a great adjective to describe the man.

@mikenuzzo3323

5 жыл бұрын

Not complete because he should be just so much more marketed and utilized. I guess he played with Guns and Roses way back. I wish you'd play with Ozzy or you know Big Time rocker group

I never heard of him since today: I just surfed on some youtube tapping technique videos and he popped up. He's is just outstanding! I love it!❤️

Hard to believe he's a robot bc he has such human emotions

Awesome video man ! buckethead is not a robot , He is an Angel

@connorclark4630

5 жыл бұрын

He would have to be human to be a Angel he's not he's a machine chicken God

@BucketheadDisciple

5 жыл бұрын

Machine chicken god.... omg. I'm dying. lololololololol

@filipvis4655

5 жыл бұрын

Angel Monster. Lol

@filipvis4655

5 жыл бұрын

With spidercrawl fingers! He also recent years had heart problems I understand. And he had spine issues. Although he always wears his mask. I get the feeling I know him more than any other non mask-wearing guitarist/musician some of his songs are just heart warming and life changing. I followed a lot of the news just like the podcast which came online with him first talking. And he's just genuine creativity oozing guitar Wizard not more to say lol. I feel like he writes sometimes the music I would love to come up with and it feels like the story of my life. In some of his songs, it's like he's multiple personalities in one cause of his feeling his bends his all-round string feeling on the fretboard. I find him the most unique. And I want/dream he'd come to tour the Netherlands. I would go without hesitation. I would sell almost my last and only known kidney to date. He has so many beautiful emotional songs. He is like multiple guitarists into one with his feeling and I feel it's once in a lifetime someone with his talent gets to play. There are a handful of others though almost near Big B to me. It's unfortunate and a bummer that he doesn't tour outside the states.

@filipvis4655

5 жыл бұрын

And even for his length I believe he is near 2m around 1.98 or 6'6. He has freakingly long hands and fingers. I wonder if these things he suffers from his spine and heart are because he has Marfan, or is just very thin and, one thing I know for sure must be living healthy diet. I'm pretty much overweight by a lot. He's just skinny and dexterity with nunchucks also amaze me. Nun chaka Kata. I love that one. He's really just a ninja with robot like precision.

God, I remember the old Bucketheadland flash site that just kept creepily saying, "music is my life..." Buckethead forever

Got invited to a show at the Hollywood Knitting factory in the early 2000's. I didnt know who he was prior to the show. Dude, that show changed my life. Buckethead is hands down, the greatest guitar player I've ever heard of. I was lucky enough to be handed a Tie Fighter by Bucket. Sadly I've lost it over the years. But it was one of my prized possessions.

in my 65 yrs on this planet , i never thought a guitar player with a bucket on his head , would be my hero. i was wrong.

@spacejaime

3 жыл бұрын

wood wire - 64 y/o. Same here, this guy is awesome!

@NoName-to5xl

3 жыл бұрын

44 here, found him 1 month ago. I thought i knew music. Good stuff

I love Buckethead so much! Brian is sure thing, very talented. His versatility is awesome.

I'm like kinda new to his music but this video made me respect him as a person as well an not just exclusively his music nomsayin

Love when he said “other guitarists charge $25” a pic of Lil Wayne appeared... 🤣😂😂😆

As a fellow massive fan of Buckethead I want to compliment you on your most excellent video tribute to the true master of guitar, unrivaled by anyone currently actively playing. He is the King of Guitar

Great video. I’ve seen Buckethead twice before. At the second show he gave away some magnetic letter to put on the fridge, people tore the package up and there I was standing next to all the chaos. After the package ripped open I got down on my hand and knees picking up these letters. I got most of them and till this day I still have them.

buckethead's music always brings tears to my eyes, no matter if its just his loud shredding or his calm acoustic stuff, its all so beutiful

How can you not love, admire and respect this man? Beautiful

I'm 63 years old and have just discovered Buckethead's music.....what have I been missing! This video is a very fitting tribute and introduction to this amazing musician. Long may he continue to create music....and thank you Buckethead for all of your wonderful output to date.

@davidszep3488

8 ай бұрын

You should listen Dream Theater, and Tool too 🙂

I got a rubber chicken from him when he opened for Primus... Happiest moment of my life..

Now that I play guitar, I have sooooo much more respect and admiration for Brian. Dude is insanely incredible at guitar. I'm perplexed at just how great he is.

6:00 wait ... so that is 1 album every 3 days in 2015 O_O

@GoatMee

5 жыл бұрын

yep, sleeping and slacking for 71 and a half hours

@RedLeg217

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah. And they all sound the same ( ._.)

@Bri5150

4 жыл бұрын

@@RedLeg217 Yea, Great!

@danielmueller7704

4 жыл бұрын

Producer: so you only can have quality, or quantity, so which one would you like? Buckethead: both

@badass6300

4 жыл бұрын

@@danielmueller7704 not all the pikes are good from the ones I've heard, but they are above mediocre for sure.

When I die, I have left specific instructions to have a DJ playing nothing but Buckethead during my service. Nothing more beautiful & special to me in my entire life that eased so much of the pain I have endured mentally, physically & emotionally. Do yourself a solid and go down the rabbit hole that is the amazing collection of the most prolific musical artist of our time.

Not to mention Buckethead is amazing to see live, I myself have seen him twice and I'd see his shows a million more times if I could!

Loved the video. I am a big GNR fan and I am in the minority when I say Buckethead is the greatest GNR Guitarist of all time. I loved how you displayed the side of Buckethead with the toys and his connection and all he does for his fans. That is super cool.

I first heard of Buckethead when I picked up the soundtrack for Last Action Hero back in '93, and I bought Bucketheadland shortly thereafter I think - I didn't see him til '98 or '99, and that was in Philly with Primus and Incubus. Big B kicked off the night with a blistering set, played to a backing track. I was maybe 2 rows deep, got to see the man up close, watched his spider fingers doing their frenetic, dissonant dance. Never gonna forget that one!!

Dude this makes me so happy. Buckethead was my very first concert ever in 2008 in Nashville. He holds a special place in my heart and I still listen to him regularly. Thanks for the great video.

A friend likes this guy and I just thought he was some sort of Village People nut case. After watching this video, I must say that he seems pretty cool.

Thanks for this! Will be directing future Buckethead fans here. I've been a fan since first hearing BH in 2005.

My favorite guitarist! Seeing in live was amazing

Buckethead is a genuine pure genius.

Always loved seeing him play live and usually by accident.

And he doesn't merchandise!

@MikeMouawad

5 жыл бұрын

And that's a real shame, I want a shirt or an action figure to put on display.

@wearesecret6481

5 жыл бұрын

Ikr

@geetarislife2843

5 жыл бұрын

I want a replica bucket but I would never be able to honor it with my guitar skills

@Person-cv9dj

5 жыл бұрын

Keith Kinkade he does at bucketheadpikes.com

@dakoots

5 жыл бұрын

I have a poster of his on my wall, idk if he sells it or not, but yea

this was super nice to watch. no down time with very subject focused discussion. ty for making buckethead the center of your video, alot of people talk over all the good bits but instead your voice was the good bits. lfg bro

I have entered the Buckethead world late but my oh my I've been in love with him for near about 2 years now. Padmasana makes me weep & sleep & even meditate, all at the same time

Buckethead Guide: *MANDATORY: Electric Tears, Electric Sea, Colma* *Optional: Everything else*

@sirdgar

5 жыл бұрын

MANDATORY: Nottingham Lace Frozen Brains Tell No Tales Padmasana Soothsayer Cheers

@prestongardner9270

5 жыл бұрын

Can't forget that whitewash

@lucasferrazs

4 жыл бұрын

mandatory: all albums and pikes that aren't experimental

@Funeral65

4 жыл бұрын

Hold Me Forever is my favourite I think

@codyeggleston9018

4 жыл бұрын

Why everyone listing the most common songs. What about Celery, Look Up There, Cove, Worms for the Garden... The list goes on and on.

6:27 i wasn’t ready 😿

I LOVE Buckethead and his fandom! This guy is IMMENSELY talented and he just fucks off. He's the greatest, most under rated and hardest working guy in show biz. Who can put out so much music? BUCKETHEAD! BTW I own Electric Sea, Electric Tears and Coloma. His soft stuff is just as good as his bangers. It takes you to another world, because he is not human. He's transcended this form and evolved into something new. Long live BUCKETHEAD!

I have big respect for this guy, loving music more than anything else, “Look up there”, “Aunt Suzie”, “Soothsayer” and “Hold me forever” are my favorite songs of his, and the fact that he puts all that time and passion into his music makes the music even more enjoyable, love this guy.

Great video, I already loved buckethead but it was nice to watch someone appreciate his art.

Electric Sea and Electric Tears are both amazing albums.

I very recently started listening to Buckethead, only a few days ago. I’d only known him from his work on the lost Texas Chainsaw spin-off. But just in a span of a few days, he’s already one of my favorite artists. I wanna give him a handshake or a hug or something, his appreciation of his fans is something a lot of musicians lack. Never thought a guy with a bucket on his head would make me this happy

i am a fairly new fan. i meani have heard of him for 20 years and i have enjoyed some of his music here and there but im just now going downt he rabbit hole. this man is amazingly talented and humble

If you want to have a fantastic experience go to a Buckethead concert. I have been to 3 of them and loved every minute of them. The last one was May of this year and the man that plays Harlan Sanders for the KFC commercials was there in his white suit shaking hands with the crowd and everyone loved him. It is a night you wont forget.

@pijawa2000

5 жыл бұрын

I wish i could but I live in Europe, he doesnt go there :/

Paul gilbert would be so proud!!!

@FilipGereg

5 жыл бұрын

Would? He's still alive. I'm sure he IS proud!

@mansolo1756

5 жыл бұрын

@@FilipGereg Oh its a fact that he is proud!!

He seems like a genuinely good guy!!! I wish the best for him!!!

This is one of my favorite videos. I mean I love Buckethead music, but this video isn't great because of that. It is seriously well constructed and genuinely fun to listen to. I loved it and watched 4 times. It's one of those videos on the witch to I can sit back, relax and enjoy.

This was very well done. Respect.

FACTOID: i can confirm that BH shows only use 4 channels on the board...2 for backing tracks and 2 for his 2 amps. the sound men do nothing other then set vol level. this mean BH is creating ALL YOU HEAR in a venue on just TWO channels for his guitar/pedal fx! that is insane from a technical standpoint. i sat next to the sound man at his last show med sized venue......i watched much of the board work....which was NOTHING and it sounded GREAT!

Always amazed me. I loved to watch the video of him on the picnic table in the early years

I saw this legend live for the first time in Cincinnati last Friday. I loved his music since middle school! It was the most amazing and surreal experiences of my life. It was everything I hoped for and more. I even got a gift! A box of toy cars ;)

Бакетхэд - феномен! Великий гитарист со своим видением музыки. Уникальный музыкант - экспериментатор.

“The” Flea? Good video. I’m a new fan of his, thanx for the information!

I really appreciate bucket head much more after watching this video.i recently saw him perform live and honestly it was the weirdest show I’ve ever seen. I thought it was odd that The guy didn’t have a merch table as well. I’m interested in really digging into his music more

I appreciate Buckethead's music so much. So much crap is out there by so called artists that is making millions for nothing yet Buckethead's music is the real gold, the real and true diamond. I love his musical genius. It is so much more than just a guitarists playing guitar. There is so much emotion and heart into his music that sometimes I can even see his mask express it. Really blows me away...

Just found you on Natternet. Really great commentary on the amazing Buckethead. Love him and his music. He got me through my post-grad program. I'm always so happy to see new stuff on him. Natternet is my go to for positivity and information. I don't usually subscribe to channels. I think you are my third one! Hope to see more from you. Great job!

@BucketheadDisciple

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Buckethead is good at getting us through all sorts of stuff. Look forward to hearing from you, Lei Lisa. More content to come.

@brucekennedy4541

5 жыл бұрын

My end of this video Buckethead released 11 more albums..lol

Great video! Buckethead is the most astounding musician of our era!

@BucketheadDisciple

5 жыл бұрын

Yes!! He is the absolute best! Best musician and human being!

That was a great introduction - learned more about BH's character and talent. Really impressed with him.

i remember listening to a couple songs of his when i was much younger and listened to him more after playing a couple of his songs on guitar hero but never really looked into him too much. this video just gave me a BRAND new appretiation for him as not just that MUCH more of a musician, but also as a person! hes freaking awesome!

Just great, no other words can be said. Phenomenal and out of this world. So underrated

A perfect vid to honor Buckethead!

@BucketheadDisciple

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks!!

Dude, I love this man's energy. Like, I remember my dad showed me his music once when I was little, but I came back to him when I he released the Sigil Soundtrack for John Romero's 25th anniversary Doom WAD by the same name.

Just saw Buckethead earlier this week. Was an incredible and emotional expierience. Much love!