buckethead and les claypool both kind of fall into this niche category of “i’m so good at my instrument i’m gonna get silly with it and it’s gonna be amazing.”
Both are great! Slash looks like he’s pouring his soul into his guitar to make amazing music, Buckethead does it while mimicking Neo from the matrix when he realizes he can stop bullets
They’re both legends and have inspired countless people to pick up a guitar. We’re lucky to live in an era where we got to hear each of them do their thing.
@@Volucrum quantity versus quality? I don't remember bucket head being part of the largest rock band that ever existed for its time. Oh yeah that's right He's good enough to play in that band when they need to replace a guitar player but not good enough to actually write the material and get famous for it. I'm more impressed by Slash's writing ability than anything else. I haven't heard one piece of music by Buckethead that even approaches the musicality and real sense of musicianship that / possesses. Buckethead is a great player he's technical he's been a session player he reproduces his own music on and on and on he's not slash. Music isn't a competition. We have opinions.
Bruh, why can’t you just accept the fact that they’re both good? I’ve seen you post this same comment so many times on this video that it’s literally insane.
Not even close in comparison. Buckethead can play any genre of music whereas Slash is deep rooted in the blues with a touch of metal. I've been a fan of the guitar for the last 60+ years. Buckethead is someone I rank right up there with Jimi Hendrix, David Gilmour, Jimmy Page, Charlie Hunter, Eric Johnson and Jeff Beck. The range of Buckethead's virtuosity never cease to amaze me. At nearly 70 years old I never imagined I would be waiting anxiously for Buckethead's latest release. Only artists who I have followed since the early 60's who had me this interested was the Beatles at the peak of their influence in the mid to late 1960s. Never would have imagined that at my age I would be amped up about the newest release from a guy with a hockey mask and a KFC bucket on his head. Rock on Buckethead and thank you for keeping me engaged and in love with instrumental guitar music.
I'm your age, Marty, never saw Hendrix but have seen most of the great guitartsts, Zappa many times, McLaughlin many times, Jeff Beck, Santana, and many others with uniques styles. But when I saw Buckethead up close, I felt like I was witnesing history. I identify with his shyness. I am a drummer/synth player and it's not just about techique or speed. The emotions coming through his flurries just blow me away. In a world of fantastic guitarists, its hard to stand out, but he is truly one of a few. Come back to New Haven, please!
incredibly underrated comment right fucking here! I know I am only 20+ years old, but I have never heard a more unique and amazing guitarist that Buckethead. And with the direction that music is heading now I doubt another one will ever come again. Buckethead was truly the last god of guitar that came from around my or my brothers generation. He is incredible and although slash is a great guitarist he does not hold a candle to that man with a KFC bucket on his head holding a rubber chicken.
@@rmrm1002 yeah i think he just mentions him in interviews but only when they mention him to slash or they remind him of buckethead by going back and talking about axl and all that
Buckethead is incredible and is one of the greatest guitarists of all time, but thats no reason to abuse slash, who in his own right is a very skilled guitarist.
Playe guitar in many bands, TV and large live crowds successfully and I'm a songwriter. Every time I watch Buckethead for more than 15 minutes I really want to take up bricklaying. Genius.
Slash and Buckethead are like the guy in school that is friends with everybody and played guitar because he liked it and he wanted everybody to hear him, and his introvert friend that stayed at home and practiced 24/7
@Nick Martin All Slash and Buckethead can do is stare at their guitars while they play. Roy Clark could play anything either of those two could play, play it better and play it at a virtuoso level on nearly anything that had strings on it. What Roy did was doubly difficult because he was mixing in comedy while he was playing instead of just staring at his guitar like Slash and Buckethead do.
@Nick Martin if you think you are being trolled the you know nothing about music.....Roy Clark would have ran both of them into the ground. Do a little research, watch a video or two.
@@kurtsloop2462 all these dudes listen to shred guitar and stuff. Trust me, you're not crazy. Roy makes 12TH STREET RAG crazy af. A rival alpha to Buckethead, which fuckin says something.
They both have different niches. Buckethead has always been a little more inventive when it comes to forwarding the state of electric guitar. Slash has this preternatural sense of where a melody *wants* to go. If you listen to his lead playing on appetite and use your illusion, the melodies have this way of being both enormously satisfying and melodically adventurous.
true story :) saw slash play with GNR back during use your illusion. it was faith no more, metallica then guns. axl was an ass like usual but the concert was good. I love BH. He is phenominal, would love to see him live if he ever comes to glasgow. He makes it look so effortless I would love to see what faces he's making under the mask though lol. You know slash is working hard and living in it by the looks he gives :)
i really appreciate his writing contribution to apetite and their earlier albums. he and izzy we're serious players and they laid down some legendary music from the heart. im not into the hat or the flash ive seen slash he completely blew my mind. he came in on the back of the drum riser about 12 feet up on a scaffold and when the lights came up he was hitting his first chord in midair leaping off this scaffold right in front of me landing on a metal grille with lights and fans under it in cowboy boots like a complete rock god. ive learned to see him as a person now. buckethead doesn't impress me in the same way at all. im really no into his schtic its an act and he hides his face because hes insecure. hes a cool guy but he can't impress like a youthful slash in all his glory leaping off a 12 foot scaffold in the dark. mindblown. not so much for a bucket and an emotionless mask and a rubber chicken with his laptop and some backing tracks and a stretchy strap and a killswitch. not that impressive. its like a rock n roll circus sideshow if you ask me. and opener for bands that don't want to be outshined by their opening act. hes a second rate artist trying to get into the first rate business but that mask holds him back imo. he needs a real band to compete anyway that laptop is weak.
If buckethead was a horror movie murderer... He’d play soothsayer and full sprint towards you while playing with one hand and a chain saw in the other hand
@@darcyherbert1145 Darcy please fact check yourself before telling someone else they are wrong. Chinese democracy is an album that was made by GNR and released in 2008. Buckethead was in GNR from 2000-2004 and his work can be heard on some songs in Chinese Democracy. Buckethead was the lead guitarist obviously
Ikr. Comparing them is a flawed concept from the start, BUT if i was gonna do a it, id just use them playing the same song. Not use two clips of them basically playing two entirely different fucking genres.
It's really hard to compare them since they have two totally different styles of playing and are placed in two different genres of music. They are basically just really good at what they do separately, but I personally prefer Buckethead myself even though Slash is a very talented guitarist himself. I don't think I'd be the guitarist I am today without them.
No you can compare them. The problem is that Buckethead is a far superior guitar player to Slash. But Slash has been responsible for some of the greatest licks of all time.
"Buckethead has no heart and soul" -hey Slash And what about Soothsayer, Mount shasta, Siege Engine, Erie canal, Ran, Aunt Suzie and Electric sea ? Just to mention a few...
@@tixximmi1 explain exactly how if you can? One seems to play on emotion and the other seems to shred and shred perfectly. Both are amazing without a doubt.
@@Trey_Alexander I worked with both. Just my opinion. I've heard the two of them both the shredding and emotional style music, it's just my opinion that Buckethead is the better musician.
I'm a huge fan of both. Slash was my guitar hero growing up, and I have a real penchant for the blues and hard rock/metal. The way he conveys emotion makes him the best in hard rock. Bucket head is able to convey emotion in completely different styles, and he's not just a technical guitarist he's also a prolific musician.
Could slash improvise something in pentatonic scales that buckethead couldn’t? Yes. Buckethead has a chromatic style where slash has a pentatonic style.
Tat might seem to us as impossible like playing with a kfc bucket and a.mask but the fact is tat he had practiced with tat condition for yrs so it's normal fr him
Honestly I think apart of being good at a thing is making it lik effortless, something slash isent really doing in these clips, bucket head is just up there, not visible breaking a sweat just loving life, loving the scene and jamming out, really engaged in the crowd which is another really important thing to do when preforming, to a point oc
I was in to Slash when I was a teenager in the 80's listening to guns n roses and no disrespect to the man but Buckethead is on a whole other level. There is no comparison
@@dragonsban3327 It's just some idiot with a childrens brain that can't get past tribalistic behaviour. The toddler likes Slash, so now everything else must be hated. The caveman is still present in him.
People who claim that BH plays with no "feel" or "soul" have never really listened to any of his music. It's because of him that I see how emotionally driven shredding can be. Apart from this being a pointless video, since music isn't a competition of ability or expression, it's honestly hilarious reading these comments. The ignorance is unreal. They're both great and true musicians, composers even. Sorry to write a book, but hot damn people need to shut the fuck up already and listen to music outside their comfort and their judgements soley made on appearance lol
thanks for the truth, BH, has fantastic depth and soul, just listen to his songs, especially his songs for his parents, but many more, slash is one he'll of a guitarest, his rifts are legend an all ways will be, to co are the two is pointless, for me there is no such thing a THE greatest guitarest, there are only great guitarists, and these are but Two.
Slash: Turns up to gig with with an entire bandwagon full of equipment and musicians. Buckethead: Turns up to gig with One guitar, a rubber chicken and a plastic chainsaw and borrows someone’s amp. 🤣 Goddamn I love Buckethead 🤘🏼
Slash: shows up to play in front of tens of thousands of people in a sold out stadium Buckethead: shows up at the county fair in front of 12 people with a crane still in the background lol
Nobody can beat Buckethead in creating music. While other guitarist is still playing their old hits, Buckethead is still making music, experiment with new sounds, and able to stay under radar is mind blowing.
Buckethead can pump out like 10+ albums a year. Full length albums. All different styles of music. "Oh but it's all just instrumentals" Yeah, he doesn't have a vocalist to do all the heavy lifting for him. I understand that majority of people are drawn to music in general because of lyrics and vocal melodies, but it's a crime that buckethead doesn't get more recognition
@@megrez45 I'm a huge Buckethead fan, been playing guitar for 17 years, he's a major inspiration, but if I'm honest, some of his music can be a chore to listen to. Quality over quantity. That said, Brian Caroll is a supremely talented musician
@@terminatort.m4866 Buckethead can play and compose like slash, he plays many different style, not only shred or metal, he can compose like slash if only you try to see what does ha can do. But anyway it's stupid to say that, "Buckethead can't compose like slash " like slash can't compose like buckethead. You can't compare them, slash make blues whereas buckethead make metal, hard rock, rock, shred, and many other
marceloevera2012 HAHAHAHA bucketshit. I guarantee you don’t even listen to anything by buckethead. GNR didn’t deserve buckethead. Buckethead knows too much about music and technique. Slash is stuck in blues. Buckethead can do everything slash can and so much more. I don’t mean to bash on slash like that but it’s not even close.
You can’t compare them. Two very different guitarist. Slash is a great guitar player. Buckethead is a genius. A virtuoso. He’s on a different level than most guitar players. He seems from another planet.
This is a lame vs video. Got Slash doing a full solo. Then got a video of Buckethead just messing around.Why not have the solo from soothsayer or something....
I sometimes forget how good Slash actually is. I think its pretty hard to compare the two. Slash is better in a natural, melodic, writing riffs that are widely popular and memorable way. Buckethead is better in a technical, speed, mathematical, Yngwie Malmsteen kind of way. If I wanted someone to try and win a competition for fasted playing or best theory Id pick Buckethead. If I wanted someone to write me a legendary riff and slaying solo that is marketable but also respected by guitarists Id pick Slash.
Yngwie Malmsteen? You lost any credibility you would have otherwise had right there. That guy is the definition of hack. He's nothing but a collection of tricks.
You really must hear buckethead albums and then see if you still think the same. I'll give you one: Albino Slug. That's legendary riffs and soloing 101. Thank me later.
All i'm gonna say is, in terms of legendary guitarists, slash in one of the all time most influential and well known guitarists of all time. I mean, guns and roses, need i say more. And in terms of guitar skill, shown in this video one did technically difficult things to do on guitar against someone who did things most amateurs would find simple. Both sounded good sure, both may have excellent songs sure, but in these two videos, one guy played very demanding and skillful stuff, the other guy did nothing difficult at all.
One is a stereotypical rock star, the other a quiet & humble guitar legend. Past 30 yrs Buckethead has released massive amounts of amazingly creative music, spanning all genres & with unmatched technique, phrasing & emotion. Most ppl can’t get into instrumental music so he will never be as popular. He is totally fine with that as are his fans. A much better clip for soul & melodic shred than the one used for comparison in this vid: th-cam.com/video/VsMKp7SaPKU/w-d-xo.html
Yes, it was his place behind Axel Rose that led to his popularity. There is no comparison between the two, Mike Meyers Kentucky Fried Chicken Head is by far the better guitarist. See my post above.
@@thomaspeters5889 he’s better at guitar playing but worse at writing music. That’s not a bad thing mind you it’s just a different style. I believe being technically good can sound just as good as musically good it’s just who likes what.
I assume you're reffering to him playing with one hand, in which case that's really simple to figure out and what he's doing is just a slightly more conplex version of a technique used in many many songs
When Shawn Lane said you were one of the best guitarists hes ever heard. Thats saying something. Shawn and Buckethead are my biggest influences. RIP Shawn and keep up the good work Buckethead.
Both are great musicians & both of them has inspired many people to play guitar. But as far as technical ability & skills are concerned, Buckethead is way ahead of Slash, there's not even any comparison. The man belongs to the group of legends like Paul Gilbert, Joe Satriani, Steve Vai, Guthrie Govan, Andy James and so on..
Slash es el guitarrista icónico y legendario que todos quieren ser. Bucket es un talento especial que inclusive puede ser de diversión. Creo que ambos son necesarios... 🔥💙
@@kristoferramirez1966 exactly...that's what I have been saying for years....I have developed an equation that expresses that fact..faster playing speed = better guitar player...no matter your opinion you can't argue with the math......
i felt that this was not the best video to showcase buckethead solo skills, you are comparing an artist basically experimenting with sounds and technique with a drum machine backing track and a looped baseline. Slash had a full band and was doing his full guitar blues lead solo. Its two totally different things. If you want to compare the two, show them solo over the same song or at least blues lead solos with full bands and not just buckethead fucking around on stage with a drum machine.
*Slash is just popular- because of the publicity, appearance, grungy glamour, and his music too.* *Bucket Head is less popular as compared to Slash because he always kept himself as a disguised personality, no major band, not filthy drunk nature, solo artist, one of the nicest people in the rock and roll.*
@@Unknown-ko7xt I've just seen a argument that lasted 2 or 3 months on this comments and i believe i know a couple randoms life story and these legends past, what a time to live in
Are you saying that that's what he does all the time, like on every song or something, or are you just referring to the couple of times that it shows Slash perform in this compilation video?? Because this video does have/show a couple of completely different songs/performances by Slash and Buckethead in here tho too.
I love Bucket, and he's beyond talented on a technical level, but let me know when he writes a song half as iconic as anything on Appetite for Destruction. I see this comment all the time on Bucket videos and it gets so tiresome.
@@PotatoL001 That also depends upon how you define a "better" guitarist. Buckethead is a better (or, I should say, more technically precise and knowledgeable) guitarist than Slash, but Slash is a better songwriter and has a keener ear for melody and riffs. Bucket has yet to write a song on the level of Coma or Estranged. Slash also has an iconic sound and style -- you can immediately place a Slash riff or solo. The same cannot be said for Bucket. There's a reason one is a cult underground musician and the other is constantly ranked on all-time lists of best guitarists and has sold a ridiculous number of records. So yeah, if you sat them down Bucket could probably incorporate way more theory and scales than Slash but that doesn't necessarily make him a superior guitarist unless that's the only criteria you use to define such a thing. I do genuinely love Bucket and listen to Electric Tears all the time but it's comparing apples to oranges in a sense and they have very different strengths and weaknesses.
This is like trying to compare an apple to an orange, when in the end you find out each have different things that you like of each, apples are crunchy, oranges are soft, same thing with slash and bucketheàd, they both have individual traits that make them great, you cannot compare them however.
Leonardo Lanza I don't argue with idiots because they would just bring me down to their level and beat me by experience. You clearly have plenty of that
This is true but this video is just for fun. These people are both amazing guitar players, the person who made the video is comparing their different styles of playing guitar. To sum it up, I agree with you that they have their own traits/differences.
Both are great, but Buckethead is from another planet. Also, this video doesn't give Buckethead his due. Whoever made this chose a pretty shitty clip compared to how good Buckethead actually is.
Doesn't give his due? Before that video, I was about 50/50. But after seeing this (as I found out later, only a bit above average song for Buckethead) I can honestly say: Buckethead is waaay above Slash. And actually... in this video Bucket isn't all above speed (as some people say). Shreds actually slower than Slash (just comparing these two recordings in this video), but still more creative music.
Aaron Szechter Watch a live version of Jordan, Buckethead shows his speed there. He is almost on the level of Malmesteem there in terms of speed (he beats Malmesteem in just about every other way though).
Jebus I know that bro. Im just saying about this particular video. And Malmsteen is amazing, but only up to 3 videos you see him in. Then you realize he's playing everything the same way.
This is probably the worst video you could have grabbed of Buckethead. He had so many love performances where he goofs off and improvs, why pick this one?
What he means is, slash's solos are a pure bag of stories and emotions. Buckethead's solos are just well, fast shredds and techniques. But they empty. Mainly because he feels the need to show off everytime.
What are we judging - their playing or their hats?
Haha good one XD
haha that was good.
Lol
Hats
both
Slash was inspired by blues and hard rock guitarists. Buckethead was inspired by the music of the aliens who abducted him as a child.
jaaj wtf
That's sooooo spot-on! Wish Id said that first.
You know the movie "Heavy Metal" was based on real events.
Absolutely! :D
Funny because it's true
buckethead and les claypool both kind of fall into this niche category of “i’m so good at my instrument i’m gonna get silly with it and it’s gonna be amazing.”
Awesome comment 😂
C2B3 - Buckethead. this song fits your description.
Yeah they're both kind of overrated and their music has as much emotional expression as bucketheads mask
@@-Cybin wow what a shit take
@@luaiballan8749 fax
Both are great! Slash looks like he’s pouring his soul into his guitar to make amazing music, Buckethead does it while mimicking Neo from the matrix when he realizes he can stop bullets
Bucket head looks like slash’s alter ego
Que no te entiendo nada
Que no te no te entiendo nada no hablo en el idioma de voz
He's like a negative version, I never noticed that until I read this, good point man
@@Tacho_Music_10 alter ego no necesita traduccion jajaja
@@mikaadame9695 stop speaking hebrew in reply to an english comment
Slash = Amazing guitar legend
Buckethead = A force of nature
I liked both. Slash pushes the high notes, Buckethead pushes the low notes.
Does anyone know what song or performance bucketheads part is from? Plz
Slash = metal and blues
Bucket = free toy chainsaw
I hope it was a toy.
@@goatsandhose4540That’s Gory Head Stump (live at Strictly Bluegrass)
@flaringcenter1395 ayee thanks you're a legend
Imo,
Slash: Better fit for Guns & Roses
Buckethead: Better guitarist
You know, i can only agree with that
@@EmilForsberg_GRYBO Görgött
Kinda like Phil X. Only good thing to come out of Bonjovy.
Man I can agree with that tbh
Could not be more wrong. Slash is by far one of the top five guitarists of all time. Right up there with Hendrix, Clapton, Stevie Ray and Van Halen.
They’re both legends and have inspired countless people to pick up a guitar. We’re lucky to live in an era where we got to hear each of them do their thing.
@Josh Hernandez 😂😂😂
Bucket: just give it up bro
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I'm shopping a les paul because of these fools. but the KFC bucket tops the abe Lincoln hat😂
I've stopped to violate ma guitar after listening them. What for? Just spending the time. To put on headphones is better))
Slash: "Buckethead has no heart and soul."
Buckethead: *Literally cries in guitar in Aunt Suzie*
🤣 🤣
¿slash cuando dijo eso?
@Darren Harper What, what? What did you say about soothsayer?
@Darren Harper ur cringe
@Darren Harper cringe
Slash: trying really hard and sweating profusely
Buckethead: is holding a rubber chicken
You win TH-cam comments!
Put 40,000+ watts of lighting above your head and try not to sweat.
slash wrote appetite for destruction. buckethead wears a costume.
@@truescotsman4103 in the time he took to write one song buckethead had another album and a half.
@@Volucrum quantity versus quality? I don't remember bucket head being part of the largest rock band that ever existed for its time. Oh yeah that's right He's good enough to play in that band when they need to replace a guitar player but not good enough to actually write the material and get famous for it. I'm more impressed by Slash's writing ability than anything else. I haven't heard one piece of music by Buckethead that even approaches the musicality and real sense of musicianship that / possesses. Buckethead is a great player he's technical he's been a session player he reproduces his own music on and on and on he's not slash. Music isn't a competition. We have opinions.
"Buckethead has no heart and soul, not a rock guy" -Slash
"Im a big Michael Jackson guy" -Buckethead
Bruh, why can’t you just accept the fact that they’re both good? I’ve seen you post this same comment so many times on this video that it’s literally insane.
@@SweetPimpin nope
@@eduardoamorim8090 buckethead is a better player
@@eduardoamorim8090 doesn’t mean people can’t say that slash isn’t also a great player
@@shinzousasageyo7066 he's good. Great is too much.
Not even close in comparison. Buckethead can play any genre of music whereas Slash is deep rooted in the blues with a touch of metal. I've been a fan of the guitar for the last 60+ years. Buckethead is someone I rank right up there with Jimi Hendrix, David Gilmour, Jimmy Page, Charlie Hunter, Eric Johnson and Jeff Beck. The range of Buckethead's virtuosity never cease to amaze me. At nearly 70 years old I never imagined I would be waiting anxiously for Buckethead's latest release. Only artists who I have followed since the early 60's who had me this interested was the Beatles at the peak of their influence in the mid to late 1960s. Never would have imagined that at my age I would be amped up about the newest release from a guy with a hockey mask and a KFC bucket on his head. Rock on Buckethead and thank you for keeping me engaged and in love with instrumental guitar music.
I'm your age, Marty, never saw Hendrix but have seen most of the great guitartsts, Zappa many times, McLaughlin many times, Jeff Beck, Santana, and many others with uniques styles. But when I saw Buckethead up close, I felt like I was witnesing history. I identify with his shyness. I am a drummer/synth player and it's not just about techique or speed. The emotions coming through his flurries just blow me away. In a world of fantastic guitarists, its hard to stand out, but he is truly one of a few. Come back to New Haven, please!
incredibly underrated comment right fucking here! I know I am only 20+ years old, but I have never heard a more unique and amazing guitarist that Buckethead. And with the direction that music is heading now I doubt another one will ever come again. Buckethead was truly the last god of guitar that came from around my or my brothers generation. He is incredible and although slash is a great guitarist he does not hold a candle to that man with a KFC bucket on his head holding a rubber chicken.
Did u say buckethead has been around since the 60s?
Agreed. Slash is nowhere near the same league
If eddie van halen was still alive i would wanna see him vs bucket head
Slash: comments a whole lot about Buckethead.
Buckethead: says nothing.
Buckethead: plays guitar in ways no one can figure out
Kg. We figured it out.
"Buckethead has no heart and soul, not a rock guy" -Slash
"Im a big Michael Jackson guy" -Buckethead
Buckethead has class and lets his guitar do the talking.
Actually slashes asked a lot of questions about bucket head... other than that he doesn’t talk about him
@@rmrm1002 yeah i think he just mentions him in interviews but only when they mention him to slash or they remind him of buckethead by going back and talking about axl and all that
This is proof that you need some sort of gnarly headwear to make it big in rock and roll.
Right that's it. I'm gonna get me a turban.....
I don't see you up there.
At least bucketheads choice is cost-effective
@@fknGandalf im pretty sure his kfc bucket is like an old discontinued version and worth a lot of money or something.
@@radioactivedragonite2420 dude its a kfc bucket
Buckethead is incredible and is one of the greatest guitarists of all time, but thats no reason to abuse slash, who in his own right is a very skilled guitarist.
buckethead is the greatest not one of the.
@@mziaszakster7164 Don't be stupid.
slash plays about as good as any 3 year player with a tiny bit of natural ability. why people think he is a guitar god boggles the mind
I never heard one riff from buckethead. I'm going to right now
He isn't the best guitarist. Sorry. Neither one of these guy's are.
Playe guitar in many bands, TV and large live crowds successfully and I'm a songwriter. Every time I watch Buckethead for more than 15 minutes I really want to take up bricklaying. Genius.
Slash and Buckethead are like the guy in school that is friends with everybody and played guitar because he liked it and he wanted everybody to hear him, and his introvert friend that stayed at home and practiced 24/7
Kids that played instruments in my school were swirlied, guess that's why I don't play.
Except Slash ended up so much better at guitar lol
@@chop54321 nah
@@mixald Yeah, that’s why Slash has a half dozen iconic riffs and Buckethead has zero lol
@@chop54321 Slash happened to play in a generational band, he's a legend but buckethead is a waay better guitar player
imagine a band with frank zappa, steve vai and buckethead. i cant even imagine the possibilities
Double albums full of instrumentals with endless fucking guitar solos.
war
5000000 albums
No one would listen to it. Making albums for themselves where as Slash has sold millions of albums.
Don’t forget Van Halen and Randy Rhoads
"Slash is great but then you see a guy like Buckethead who is probably twice as good as me and Slash combined."~Dave Mustaine
Roy Clark was better than either of them.
@Nick Martin All Slash and Buckethead can do is stare at their guitars while they play.
Roy Clark could play anything either of those two could play, play it better and play it at a virtuoso level on nearly anything that had strings on it.
What Roy did was doubly difficult because he was mixing in comedy while he was playing instead of just staring at his guitar like Slash and Buckethead do.
@Nick Martin if you think you are being trolled the you know nothing about music.....Roy Clark would have ran both of them into the ground. Do a little research, watch a video or two.
@@kurtsloop2462 Stop trolling dude🤣
@@kurtsloop2462 all these dudes listen to shred guitar and stuff. Trust me, you're not crazy. Roy makes 12TH STREET RAG crazy af. A rival alpha to Buckethead, which fuckin says something.
They both have different niches. Buckethead has always been a little more inventive when it comes to forwarding the state of electric guitar. Slash has this preternatural sense of where a melody *wants* to go. If you listen to his lead playing on appetite and use your illusion, the melodies have this way of being both enormously satisfying and melodically adventurous.
There's no comparison..c'mon dude😂
@@3joewj
Right…they’re *vastly* different players.
apple & oranges both awesome
i gotta tell you Bucket is awesome Now can anyone compare to the man SLASH
You understand slash has said Buckethead is lots better than him.
Notice how you never see them in the same place, hmmmmm
Uhh
Brian Patrick Carroll is BucketHead
Look their bodies! Look their heights! Look, nothing similar! Body language,hands,performs,nothing,absolutely!
@@jaavainii1703 very observant, too bad you didn't notice I was joking
@@MrNic919 if it so,no hard feelings 👍. Sometimes joking doesn't open.
Slash vs. Buckethead: Who wins?
The audience.
true story :) saw slash play with GNR back during use your illusion. it was faith no more, metallica then guns. axl was an ass like usual but the concert was good. I love BH. He is phenominal, would love to see him live if he ever comes to glasgow. He makes it look so effortless I would love to see what faces he's making under the mask though lol. You know slash is working hard and living in it by the looks he gives :)
Buckchicken
angus young
Slash
@@gamerjaqi7873 buckethead
Buckethead is the example of a person who practise 40 hours of guitar everyday.
Ling ling
@@baymaxrobo9997 No way!
@@baymaxrobo9997 if you don't get it, you don't get it
He's Chuck Norris among the guitarists 😎
I heard he was born with the ability to shred
Can't have a true "vs" without them both playing the same song.
Still sweet to see two masters of the craft in action though.
Slash is GnR
Buckethead is KFC
Slash is the Conspirators today my friend. Keep up
lol funny
@@herbsmith2859 still in guns n roses
slash is not realy good, buckethead is ........... god
Ha Ha Ha aaaa
#500 to boot!
Could’ve picked a better live performance for buckethead. He was just messing around
A musician is only as good as what they can improv
@@ChrisSche Therefore, are all classical musicians trash?
@@ChrisSche That’s an unfortunate take on musicians
@@samuelescobar5187 nah bro Mozart was a beast with improv you can read about it
@@kameronrice7388 I think you got the point ;-;
You have to admire a guy who can solo and play with a rubber chicken at the same time.
because?
+Radokata TV Are you familiar with the word "facetious"?
yes i taught you will say something like that i cant be sure with everything you know?
Being able to play guitar with a rubber chicken doesn't make you a good musician,it makes you a fucking idiot
+leo ford he was joking
I don’t know what Slash just did to me with that solo but it was fucking unreal.
Buckethead has supreme skills, nobody can take that away, but Slash just oozes Rock and Roll
i really appreciate his writing contribution to apetite and their earlier albums. he and izzy we're serious players and they laid down some legendary music from the heart. im not into the hat or the flash ive seen slash he completely blew my mind. he came in on the back of the drum riser about 12 feet up on a scaffold and when the lights came up he was hitting his first chord in midair leaping off this scaffold right in front of me landing on a metal grille with lights and fans under it in cowboy boots like a complete rock god. ive learned to see him as a person now. buckethead doesn't impress me in the same way at all. im really no into his schtic its an act and he hides his face because hes insecure. hes a cool guy but he can't impress like a youthful slash in all his glory leaping off a 12 foot scaffold in the dark. mindblown. not so much for a bucket and an emotionless mask and a rubber chicken with his laptop and some backing tracks and a stretchy strap and a killswitch. not that impressive. its like a rock n roll circus sideshow if you ask me. and opener for bands that don't want to be outshined by their opening act. hes a second rate artist trying to get into the first rate business but that mask holds him back imo. he needs a real band to compete anyway that laptop is weak.
@@truescotsman4103 youth is so easily impressed by bravado, wot u see is wot u fret
Take two Praxis for the cure ⚡
Yeah
Slash isn’t in the same league, but he was great at writing infectious grooves and blues rock melodies.
Yep slash ozzes something!
1:37 John Lennon :o
Imao
AHHAHAHAHAHAHA
Easter egg
@@ppti6darrylseendintat.424 hey stop using my face
true
If buckethead was a horror movie murderer...
He’d play soothsayer and full sprint towards you while playing with one hand and a chain saw in the other hand
Don't forget the rubber chicken
buckethead is so entertaining on stage lmao, dude just does anything 😂😂
The only thing that Slash and Buckethead have in common, is that they played in the same band.
And the hats!
Also, they both play the guitar.
They didnt play in the same band axl started a band named chinesse democracie thats where buckethead played wasnt even close to gnr
@@darcyherbert1145 Darcy please fact check yourself before telling someone else they are wrong. Chinese democracy is an album that was made by GNR and released in 2008. Buckethead was in GNR from 2000-2004 and his work can be heard on some songs in Chinese Democracy. Buckethead was the lead guitarist obviously
Ikr. Comparing them is a flawed concept from the start, BUT if i was gonna do a it, id just use them playing the same song. Not use two clips of them basically playing two entirely different fucking genres.
It's really hard to compare them since they have two totally different styles of playing and are placed in two different genres of music. They are basically just really good at what they do separately, but I personally prefer Buckethead myself even though Slash is a very talented guitarist himself. I don't think I'd be the guitarist I am today without them.
No you can compare them. The problem is that Buckethead is a far superior guitar player to Slash. But Slash has been responsible for some of the greatest licks of all time.
That is because Buckethead is literally his own genre.
@@ahf5471 different styles and equally awesome
@@RR31982 slash literally can't play his signature solos properly, even within his own style he fails big time
@@cokezero9254 well I don’t think BIG TIME. Over exaggerating
"Buckethead has no heart and soul"
-hey Slash And what about Soothsayer, Mount shasta, Siege Engine, Erie canal, Ran, Aunt Suzie and Electric sea ? Just to mention a few...
Hold me forever is my favorite pike
Listening to everything that Buckethead has ever released is my entire bucket list.
Mindmelting!
3:19 riff says it all: hammer ons, pull offs and running baseline with index finger, each note articulated and clear. Amazing.
Buckethead does his chores while playing the guitar.
Final score; Buckethead 398498324 -- Slash 0
You mixed the names up
Marcos Gonzalez I hope for him he did because when not he is just dumb or deaf
Crush40thebest No he didn't.
empire *Buckethead = ∞ -- Slash = 0
^ correct :3
They are both artists. They bring out their souls and lay their emotions out to see. You don't judge or rate that.
Sure I do. I worked with Slash at the Super Bowl in Dallas. Buckethead much better.
Yes you do. You've already judged so stop being nonsensical
@@tixximmi1 explain exactly how if you can? One seems to play on emotion and the other seems to shred and shred perfectly. Both are amazing without a doubt.
@@Trey_Alexander I worked with both. Just my opinion. I've heard the two of them both the shredding and emotional style music, it's just my opinion that Buckethead is the better musician.
@@tixximmi1 proof proof prooooooooooooof you worked them
Slash is the greater rock star, Buckethead is the greater musician.
Which track did Buckethead play?
Brian Heavner greater isn’t a word
@@theflyingsandwich2586 b r u h
@@theflyingsandwich2586 b r u h
dankfammer 420 what
I admire what guy who run to the stage just to fix the chicken's position
Bro Buckethead gave me a toy chainsaw.
Elaborate plz
I got magnetic letters that I put on the fridge.
He gave me a kidney
@Jarred Wardrup it's a thing buckethead use to do. At every live he bring with him a bag full of toys and then he give them to the crowd
Proof pls
You can't beat Buckethead. The guys got speed, rhythm and melody. He's one of a kind for sure.🤘
I'm a huge fan of both. Slash was my guitar hero growing up, and I have a real penchant for the blues and hard rock/metal. The way he conveys emotion makes him the best in hard rock. Bucket head is able to convey emotion in completely different styles, and he's not just a technical guitarist he's also a prolific musician.
What is the Slash song?
@@XD-xe3ir"shine on you crazy diamond" maybe?)🤔
Tal cual
I've just found "Buckethead". Never even heard of him before. He is the greatest guitarist I've ever listened to. WTF!?!? Amazing 😳
He's got close to 350 solo albums. Enjoy the ride.
You're in for a helluva ride, bro.
@@RegurgiNate84 albums that sounds trash
@@doeweeyah1236
You have no soul. Even if only 1% of his albums sounded amazing he's still put out three times the amount of any great musician.
This is so Crazy. Hes doing the shit one handed
I don't even think this comparison did justice for Buckethead, dudes a master!
Can Slash play something Buckethead couldn't? Doubtful. Can Buckethead play something Slash couldn't? Undoubtedly.
No, buckettard can't play the way Slash does - with feeling!
I have to agree
Could slash improvise something in pentatonic scales that buckethead couldn’t? Yes. Buckethead has a chromatic style where slash has a pentatonic style.
@@al69420 buckethead literally has hundreds of scale knowledge under his belt, so he should be able to play pentatonic like it’s a breeze.
@@al69420only thing slash got over Buckethead is the number of toxic fans
I am stone cold old school but BH is a genius. (drug free)
Yes; I wish I could play like Slash...
But I dream of being able to play like BH.
Bh is Hendricks stle
Buckethead makes it look easy, simply effortless in what he does. Imagine trying to play a guitar while picking up props and wearing a mask like...
@John Rayburn ikr omg. He's so insanee!!
Tat might seem to us as impossible like playing with a kfc bucket and a.mask but the fact is tat he had practiced with tat condition for yrs so it's normal fr him
But we must appreciate how he.dances perfectly while playing his guitar
Appreciate buckethead himself
Honestly I think apart of being good at a thing is making it lik effortless, something slash isent really doing in these clips, bucket head is just up there, not visible breaking a sweat just loving life, loving the scene and jamming out, really engaged in the crowd which is another really important thing to do when preforming, to a point oc
I was in to Slash when I was a teenager in the 80's listening to guns n roses and no disrespect to the man but Buckethead is on a whole other level. There is no comparison
Absolutely! This comparison should never have been made. Bet Slash hates this topic.
Buckethead will always be king. Hands down the greatest guitarist ever
Nope!
Hendricks style
@@GregK9 yep!
Oh absolutely I just can't envision anyone surpassing Buckethead.
@@GregK9listen to Communicating With The Stars.. start at 15:03. Then get back to me
I love slash and and his playing and his whole character in general but buckethead is literally alien
@@Bacon4Rashershe has an album with him hugging his dad when he was way younger.he made the album while his dad was dying.or were you just joking.
David Miller it’s because once you show your face I front of the entire world you don’t get your life back. I agree that slash isn’t buckethead
@@dragonsban3327 It's just some idiot with a childrens brain that can't get past tribalistic behaviour.
The toddler likes Slash, so now everything else must be hated. The caveman is still present in him.
@@Dennis19901 lol yeah I've seen so many people make dumb assumptive statements that I can't tell if there joking or not anymore.
Don't you know the name of the song that slash plays?
People who claim that BH plays with no "feel" or "soul" have never really listened to any of his music. It's because of him that I see how emotionally driven shredding can be. Apart from this being a pointless video, since music isn't a competition of ability or expression, it's honestly hilarious reading these comments. The ignorance is unreal. They're both great and true musicians, composers even. Sorry to write a book, but hot damn people need to shut the fuck up already and listen to music outside their comfort and their judgements soley made on appearance lol
thanks for the truth, BH, has fantastic depth and soul, just listen to his songs, especially his songs for his parents, but many more, slash is one he'll of a guitarest, his rifts are legend an all ways will be, to co are the two is pointless, for me there is no such thing a THE greatest guitarest, there are only great guitarists, and these are but Two.
They should listen to Soothsayer.
@@Singulitarian its his most popular song. They prob judge him on that song. People should listen to colma album or electric tears or electric sea.
Who ever said that has no feel Buckethead is an amazing artist period
@@bencourtney1951 Oh I've seen people say that.
Slash: Turns up to gig with with an entire bandwagon full of equipment and musicians.
Buckethead: Turns up to gig with One guitar, a rubber chicken and a plastic chainsaw and borrows someone’s amp.
🤣 Goddamn I love Buckethead 🤘🏼
Bucket head he’s a cover guitarist that sounds like a video game with his own stuff.And how many amazing songs has he wrote0000000
You forgot the nunchakus
@@jamesnicholson9392 Buckethead has his own discography.
Slash: shows up to play in front of tens of thousands of people in a sold out stadium
Buckethead: shows up at the county fair in front of 12 people with a crane still in the background lol
Slash has more heart and thats what i admire.
Nobody can beat Buckethead in creating music. While other guitarist is still playing their old hits, Buckethead is still making music, experiment with new sounds, and able to stay under radar is mind blowing.
ouais de la merde chacun c est gout
Is true
Buckethead can pump out like 10+ albums a year. Full length albums. All different styles of music.
"Oh but it's all just instrumentals"
Yeah, he doesn't have a vocalist to do all the heavy lifting for him. I understand that majority of people are drawn to music in general because of lyrics and vocal melodies, but it's a crime that buckethead doesn't get more recognition
@@Scoots_McGee he pumped 120 albums only in 2015...
@@megrez45 I'm a huge Buckethead fan, been playing guitar for 17 years, he's a major inspiration, but if I'm honest, some of his music can be a chore to listen to. Quality over quantity. That said, Brian Caroll is a supremely talented musician
Next video: Steve, in hardware from Home Depot, vs Jesus.
GTFOH
omg dont do slash like that we all know who is who
Bahhahahah. Yeah, pretty much.
Buckethead can play anything Slash wrote. The opposite isn't true.
Buckethead can play like slash but he cannot compose like slash!! Slash is a intelligent fantastic rythm tastefull guitarist where bucket head is not
But Buckethead can't write what Slash writes tho
@@terminatort.m4866 so true
@@terminatort.m4866 Buckethead can play and compose like slash, he plays many different style, not only shred or metal, he can compose like slash if only you try to see what does ha can do. But anyway it's stupid to say that, "Buckethead can't compose like slash
" like slash can't compose like buckethead. You can't compare them, slash make blues whereas buckethead make metal, hard rock, rock, shred, and many other
marceloevera2012 HAHAHAHA bucketshit. I guarantee you don’t even listen to anything by buckethead. GNR didn’t deserve buckethead. Buckethead knows too much about music and technique. Slash is stuck in blues. Buckethead can do everything slash can and so much more. I don’t mean to bash on slash like that but it’s not even close.
I had always been a fan of Buckethead. After hearing Soothsayer, I became an air conditioner of Buckethead.
This is an underrated comment
@@maciejprokop2001nope. Heard this joke 1million times
Does that make you COOL?
JAHAHA NEVER HEARD THIS ONE B4
@@sirspongadoodle cry about it
Buckethead has created over 400 albums while Slash is still playing his first, thirty years later.
And 100 people know bucketheads music while 100 million know slash's
Slash has released 6 solo studio albums since 2010
If you think Buckethead has no feeling go have a listen to his album 'Electric Sea'. You're welcome.
what is a welcome? how do i get one? who has this "welcome"?
We will never find out. :D
"You're welcome" is grammatically correct.
Don't forget "Colma".
+buddyboombotz2 you got angry at a spelling error? Jesus fuck how many ulcers do you have
You can’t compare them. Two very different guitarist. Slash is a great guitar player. Buckethead is a genius. A virtuoso. He’s on a different level than most guitar players. He seems from another planet.
Slash is more creative and plays with feel, whereas Buckethead is more technical.
Omar Aguilera
I couldn’t have said it better.
@@idk4529 he isnt actually, you gotta know soothsayer
MC Terry Majid baptism of solitude, swomee swan, clearly you’ve never listened to a buckethead track in your life
@@idk4529 actually bukethead's music is more creative and more experimental
This is a lame vs video. Got Slash doing a full solo. Then got a video of Buckethead just messing around.Why not have the solo from soothsayer or something....
Was probably posted by a Slash fan. It's a troll vid.
Thisssssss.
Buckethead wins tho
The kfc head is good but slash is a legend
CHRYSLEY CARMO slash is good, no more. Buckethead is legend
They are simply infinite, there is no limit that can prevent them from doing what they want with the guitar! Fantastic!
I sometimes forget how good Slash actually is. I think its pretty hard to compare the two. Slash is better in a natural, melodic, writing riffs that are widely popular and memorable way. Buckethead is better in a technical, speed, mathematical, Yngwie Malmsteen kind of way. If I wanted someone to try and win a competition for fasted playing or best theory Id pick Buckethead. If I wanted someone to write me a legendary riff and slaying solo that is marketable but also respected by guitarists Id pick Slash.
Situs. Well said
Don't comment if u don't know anything.
Yngwie Malmsteen? You lost any credibility you would have otherwise had right there. That guy is the definition of hack. He's nothing but a collection of tricks.
You really must hear buckethead albums and then see if you still think the same. I'll give you one: Albino Slug. That's legendary riffs and soloing 101. Thank me later.
All i'm gonna say is, in terms of legendary guitarists, slash in one of the all time most influential and well known guitarists of all time.
I mean, guns and roses, need i say more.
And in terms of guitar skill, shown in this video
one did technically difficult things to do on guitar against someone who did things most amateurs would find simple.
Both sounded good sure, both may have excellent songs sure, but in these two videos, one guy played very demanding and skillful stuff, the other guy did nothing difficult at all.
One is a stereotypical rock star, the other a quiet & humble guitar legend. Past 30 yrs Buckethead has released massive amounts of amazingly creative music, spanning all genres & with unmatched technique, phrasing & emotion. Most ppl can’t get into instrumental music so he will never be as popular. He is totally fine with that as are his fans. A much better clip for soul & melodic shred than the one used for comparison in this vid: th-cam.com/video/VsMKp7SaPKU/w-d-xo.html
Yes, it was his place behind Axel Rose that led to his popularity. There is no comparison between the two, Mike Meyers Kentucky Fried Chicken Head is by far the better guitarist. See my post above.
@@thomaspeters5889 he’s better at guitar playing but worse at writing music. That’s not a bad thing mind you it’s just a different style. I believe being technically good can sound just as good as musically good it’s just who likes what.
I'll tek mah bucket of chicken over Leatherhead's phat fingaz anyday ⚡
@Jason Evans: he’s just a man. Very talented, but just a man. Idolatry is a grave sin that must be avoided. Slash wins this competition imo. Peace!
Truth. People are amazed about Batman while there s Zeus in Olymp..
Nobody:
Buckethead: playing guitar in ways nobody can figure out.
Fr lol
I think it has something to do with the strings....🤔
He just do hammer ons... One of the most simple things you can do on a guitar. Every guitarist does that
He uses a kill switch somewhat like how Tom morello plays but in a much more Buckethead style
I assume you're reffering to him playing with one hand, in which case that's really simple to figure out and what he's doing is just a slightly more conplex version of a technique used in many many songs
Buckethead tiene su propio estilo ♥️
YOU'RE COMPARING A BAND GUITARIST WITH A SOLO GUITARIST?
*WAIT that's illegal*
buckethead has a band its called buckethead and has members like buckethead on the drums and buckethead on the bass.
Slap like now if you agree with Mert Asenov
OMG
Lemme guess fan of davie504
Well actually the bot- I’m just joking I’m not that guy
Can we just appreciate both? Both of 'em are quite tasteful in their playing.
No.
Yes
@Edward Elizabeth Hitler That's called being humble. My word!
@Edward Elizabeth Hitler Spoken like a true hipster!
Thank You!
Plot twist: they are both the same person
:0
What
Lol Slash could never play like Buckethead in a million years
Slash is not 6’6
George Marionne
BUCKETHEAD is so creative
i really like buckethead. i dont think a very good clip of him was picked
+Pierce Cleveland Thats right, that was just Buck messin about
+Pierce Cleveland thats the purpose of this video ha ha ha
i was thinking that as well!
+Pierce Cleveland Its a shame for Slash, in a single riff video from Buckethead you see more techniques than a Slash's solo, jaja.
I agree
When Shawn Lane said you were one of the best guitarists hes ever heard. Thats saying something. Shawn and Buckethead are my biggest influences. RIP Shawn and keep up the good work Buckethead.
Jason Becker too was amazing but yeah Shawn and Buckethead were on another level
3:58 Buckethead interviewing candidates for roadie: But what kind of rubber chicken skills do you have?
Both are an art form ... beautiful in their own .
Both are great musicians & both of them has inspired many people to play guitar. But as far as technical ability & skills are concerned, Buckethead is way ahead of Slash, there's not even any comparison. The man belongs to the group of legends like Paul Gilbert, Joe Satriani, Steve Vai, Guthrie Govan, Andy James and so on..
But melodically, Slash is much better than Buckethead.
@@redelun4r435 How many bucket head songs have you heard??
@@deathtomorons9388 About 130 something, I'm actually a Buckethead fan, but I have to admit that Slash, melodically better, doesn't pass for anyone.
But but... Slash vs. Buckethead in a fistfight?
Slash wins 10/10 times of course
+Henrik Temberg Larsen
Buckethead is a martial artist lol
what a stupid comment lol no offense tho brub
bruh*
pls
+Henrik Temberg Larsen lol you know nothing of music
You can't take nothing from Slash, but buckethead is ridiculously crazy talented.
Slash es el guitarrista icónico y legendario que todos quieren ser.
Bucket es un talento especial que inclusive puede ser de diversión.
Creo que ambos son necesarios... 🔥💙
Song name pls😢
@@vladyt5196 if it's the buckethead one then gory head stump
Slash: great rockstar
Buckethead: fucking great insane AND virtuoso guitarrist
No conocía a buckethead y mi guitarrista favorito incluso por encima de Hendrix es Slash, pero ¡QUE BUENO QUE ES BUCKETHEAD!
Buckethead es mucho mejor que slash
@@duvanpulgarin5759 en tecnica si
@@alexqqq8479 en todo excepto ser comercial
El mejor guitarrista de la historia, pa
Slash VS Buckethead? Why not my grandma VS Steve Vai? Bwahahaha. Slash is good. Buckethead is a master of everything. Not even close.
Well... Both played for GNR that's why (btw many people didn't like the way Buckethead played songs like November Rain and Nightrain and stuff ... )
@@adamzeller1399 his/hers grandmother did NOT play in G n R! You're an idiot if you believe that...
tiene razon! Slash es un buen guitarrista pero Buckethead es un virtuoso...
You obviously dont know anything about guitars. Typical, the one with a fastest hand is the best one right? Lol
@@kristoferramirez1966 exactly...that's what I have been saying for years....I have developed an equation that expresses that fact..faster playing speed = better guitar player...no matter your opinion you can't argue with the math......
Two completely different guitarists!! Two different styles! Both very technically proficient! 🤘🏻
wrong, wrong and wrong. Even Slash admits that he "couldn't even play himself out of a paper bag - let alone a KFC bucket."
Buckethead sounds like if Mozart was a DJ.
Your abssolutly Right.
lmaooo
Can you imagine if Mozart and Buckethead jammed together? Level--Oh My God! Minds would blow.
They're both amazing guitarists, both with their unique styles
i felt that this was not the best video to showcase buckethead solo skills, you are comparing an artist basically experimenting with sounds and technique with a drum machine backing track and a looped baseline. Slash had a full band and was doing his full guitar blues lead solo. Its two totally different things. If you want to compare the two, show them solo over the same song or at least blues lead solos with full bands and not just buckethead fucking around on stage with a drum machine.
isn't most of what Buckethead plays just him fucking around? I mean the guy has immense technical ability
obviously Lucas Marques is a Slash fanboy
i think you may be right
Chris Kounterstrike totally agree.
Mauri J Sanabria who isn't a slash fan boy
Both are straight up legends!
*Slash is just popular- because of the publicity, appearance, grungy glamour, and his music too.*
*Bucket Head is less popular as compared to Slash because he always kept himself as a disguised personality, no major band, not filthy drunk nature, solo artist, one of the nicest people in the rock and roll.*
Unknown he was the guitarist for guns and roses after slash left
@@beeftractor875 I know but how many of the guys know this apart from we guitarists?
Unknown yea I guess not many
@@Unknown-ko7xt I've just seen a argument that lasted 2 or 3 months on this comments and i believe i know a couple randoms life story and these legends past, what a time to live in
@NIOM GAMERX definitely! Lol.. but hei who am I to criticize him?
Buckethead has an advanced artistic concept, Slash is just a rocker playing blueslicks at double speed.
Are you saying that that's what he does all the time, like on every song or something, or are you just referring to the couple of times that it shows Slash perform in this compilation video?? Because this video does have/show a couple of completely different songs/performances by Slash and Buckethead in here tho too.
@@josephblanchard6248 he just mad bro 🤪
I love Bucket, and he's beyond talented on a technical level, but let me know when he writes a song half as iconic as anything on Appetite for Destruction. I see this comment all the time on Bucket videos and it gets so tiresome.
@@johnulcer Writing an iconic song doesnt make you a better guitarist
@@PotatoL001 That also depends upon how you define a "better" guitarist. Buckethead is a better (or, I should say, more technically precise and knowledgeable) guitarist than Slash, but Slash is a better songwriter and has a keener ear for melody and riffs. Bucket has yet to write a song on the level of Coma or Estranged. Slash also has an iconic sound and style -- you can immediately place a Slash riff or solo. The same cannot be said for Bucket. There's a reason one is a cult underground musician and the other is constantly ranked on all-time lists of best guitarists and has sold a ridiculous number of records. So yeah, if you sat them down Bucket could probably incorporate way more theory and scales than Slash but that doesn't necessarily make him a superior guitarist unless that's the only criteria you use to define such a thing.
I do genuinely love Bucket and listen to Electric Tears all the time but it's comparing apples to oranges in a sense and they have very different strengths and weaknesses.
This is like trying to compare an apple to an orange, when in the end you find out each have different things that you like of each, apples are crunchy, oranges are soft, same thing with slash and bucketheàd, they both have individual traits that make them great, you cannot compare them however.
Olivia Peihopa cringe
Olivia Peihopa Uhh not even close. Buckethead is stupid, why do you think Slash is back?
Leonardo Lanza I don't argue with idiots because they would just bring me down to their level and beat me by experience. You clearly have plenty of that
This is true but this video is just for fun. These people are both amazing guitar players, the person who made the video is comparing their different styles of playing guitar. To sum it up, I agree with you that they have their own traits/differences.
Well said man
Apples and oranges . But if I had to choose I guess I would lean slightly towards Buckethead .
Both are great, but Buckethead is from another planet. Also, this video doesn't give Buckethead his due. Whoever made this chose a pretty shitty clip compared to how good Buckethead actually is.
Doesn't give his due? Before that video, I was about 50/50. But after seeing this (as I found out later, only a bit above average song for Buckethead) I can honestly say: Buckethead is waaay above Slash.
And actually... in this video Bucket isn't all above speed (as some people say). Shreds actually slower than Slash (just comparing these two recordings in this video), but still more creative music.
Aaron Szechter Watch a live version of Jordan, Buckethead shows his speed there. He is almost on the level of Malmesteem there in terms of speed (he beats Malmesteem in just about every other way though).
Jebus I know that bro. Im just saying about this particular video.
And Malmsteen is amazing, but only up to 3 videos you see him in. Then you realize he's playing everything the same way.
Honestly, why did you choose this clip of Buckethead?? He has way better solos!
Needed to make it fair for Slash
@@dorksword1294 Yeah
Slash is so much more better. Bucket head can't compete
@@SamuelPep BH plays with 1/4 the energy that Slash needs and still airs him out. check out the last half of Soothsayer.
@@SamuelPep Lol! Are u kidding me?
This is probably the worst video you could have grabbed of Buckethead. He had so many love performances where he goofs off and improvs, why pick this one?
King Barney a chain is only as strong as it's weakest link
no lol ,your so wrong in cases for guitar performances. bad comment
Jeff Watson are u fucking serious
Jeff Watson Words can't describe the level of stupidity you've just said
Jeff Watson You are so fucking dumb
Buckethead: he created his name and fame by himself.
Slash: Without GnR is Just one blues guitarrist more.
Slash has got the tunes .. but buckethead has a bucket ..
Lol Buckethead has played on hundred of albums, I'm pretty sure he's got some tunes with his bucket ;)
What he means is, slash's solos are a pure bag of stories and emotions. Buckethead's solos are just well, fast shredds and techniques. But they empty. Mainly because he feels the need to show off everytime.
@@kristoferramirez1966 You just confirmed you never listened to buckethead in your life
Barny's movie had heart but Football in the Groin had a football in the groin.
@@kristoferramirez1966 okay, go listen to aunt suzie and than talk.
I don’t know but I just became a fan of buckethead. Dude is absolutely amazing. I hope he performs in town.
Does this apply to the saying "I can beat you with one hand tied behind my back"??
It’s one thing to write great songs it’s another to play them live better than it sounds on the album