I went almost completely blind for a year and a half,thought I was never going to see again...thankyou bucket head you are one of the artist that help me manage until I regained vision in one of my eyes.i will never forget that.
I was blind for a couple years also. I had super thick cataracts but I thought it was something else. Being blind is super difficult. I'm happy for you.
Sorry for your loss of sight. But there is nothing worth seeing anymore and it just doesn't make any sense looking at something that isn't worth the effort of being seen.if you can't see what I'm saying then I'm sorry. Keep being you and you 💯 will see everything you need to see. Hell yes.
This is the kind of music that I love to listen to. Just close your eyes, relax and drift away. Will definitely be adding this to the Playlist on the sailboat for next summer
For the lot of you who are saying you have never heard Buckethead before, there's actually a good chance that you have without realizing it. He has played with some of the biggest names frontlining today's rock/prog-metal/alt-rock scene...both as a guest musician and on occasion as a temp stand in. Some acts include Guns N Roses, Primus, and Arcana just to name a few. This guy is truly amazing and seems to be an endless wealth of creativity with the guitar. The more I listen to his riffs the more I appreciate his work.
I just recently discovered him and the guy can definitely bend some guitar strings but what's up with the bucket on the head and going with the name bucket head and the whole thing of not wanting anyone to know his identity and name throws me for a loop to were I can't take him serious and how do we know that there is not 10 other guys with the same record company with the same bucket head name and chicken bucket on their head performing and recording?
Incredible.. my fav in the last few years. Knowing he could shred at any moment almost keeps you on edge in the song, makes it even more powerful for what he’s not adding.
I will never understand how Buckethead is able to relase an average of 30 albums per second and still is able to make them all sound this good mix / mastering wise
After so many years of what could be described as pure hell, your music grounded me and brought me back to a time more calm and peaceful. Your music has stayed with me even when it felt like I had nothing. Without fully realizing, I gravitated back to your music after years of barely even remembering who you were. All this stress and chaos… I’m so glad I found you again. You were a lifeline that I didn’t know I needed until I saw Soothsayer pop up in my recommended. I didn’t know how bad I needed you until the algorithm brought me back to you. You’re a godsend, Buckethead. In every goddamn way. I plan on seeing you in concert soon, whenever I get the money. I look forward to how amazing you’ll play, and can’t wait to never forget you standing on stage playing one of your masterpieces. I’m sorry I forgot you. It’ll never happen again.
10 years with Buckethead and still amazed like for the first time , his music is always with me when it's grim around , despite going through war in my motherland , harsh inner conflict, psychological disorder and complex relationship troubles it's absolutely vital to remain in peace which Buckethead music is made of. It's always so easy to forget about life's hardness and drift away into distant worlds of Buckethead's music , I'm thankful to God he has shown me this gem of a musician .
This reminds me of a soundtrack to those wonderful early 70's horror films. This could have scored "Phantasm" (one of the all time greats from that period). Buckethead, you continue to shape my world with your wonderful playing, and you help color my reality. This is one supercool piece of music!!
We all have one enemy in common. And that is time friends. Are you going to let him take all your hopes and dreams? There's a world yearning your touch.
When I was a kid I had this scary dream that there was this guy with 5 gallon buckets and he was chasing my family down, one at a time. He would place the bucket on their head then it melted to their face and then they would suffocate and die. As I ran and hid, I watched him do this one by one to each family member. It finally came down to just me and him, I ran and he chased. He catches up to me and puts the bucket on my head then everything goes dark. I died and then was just left in emptiness. I call him, The Bucket Head Man.
imagine if I could just one thing as well, or nearly as well, or in the same universe, as Buckethead on the guitar. Thanks for the great times, this is music i've lived with for a long time, written books, lectures, etc. listening to this.
FINALLY! Thank You Buckethead. I haven't experienced this peace since being wounded 2005. I don't know how to convey what it felt like. Thank you. (Stay in the fight)
I'm going to try to sing to this fluctuating song of many riffs, just need to listen hard to what he's playing and try to get it all in tune in timing of the 🎵 🎶 🎵 🎶 🎵
But yet you are necro so you just contradicted yourself in your own words js go hit up Rob Zombie & ask him if he knows where "living dead girl" is since you necro G🤣
Music isn’t fully appreciated when your merely listening to it. It’s most appreciated when both the musician, and the receiver, are equally aware of our shared experience. Some admired musicians can be the performer who plays the notes and the melody, but are subtly shaving seconds off - just to get to those last few notes of a song. With Buckethead, notes will dream their way out of a guitars light slumber and make their whispered or emphatically direct sounds - so no one misunderstood. Unhurried. The end will be there - and will wait.
It's not a group! It's one guy, he programmes the drums himself. You're not the first person I have seen who thinks Buckethead is a band rather than a person, although makes sense.
Oddly enough when I usually listen to music without words written to it e.g. satriani, Steve vai and even Eric johnson a little bit. I find that it just doesn't have the substance to keep me interested in it for an entire song. However, and I've never heard buckethead before today right now, this music is very captivating, almost intellectual and old-school, with a little bit of funk and a little bit of speed metal zakk wylde type guitar and a soft yet also hard little bit of attitude and some melancholy depressioned slips that work. And even a bit of undertones that I'm sure point the way to the writers heart. And best part is its all blended up into a song that does in fact keep my attention very much so. And it sounds fuckin good man. Dude shoulda wrote some lyrics or had someone else try at least once. This song is fantastic. I could listen to this not only all the way thru but all day long over and over. Down by the bay, we can eat some hay, your kinda gay, I just may. Yeah this is righteous. Later yo
he has some of those.Songs with lyrics i mean.Check this ( enter the chicken album with serj tankian from soad and others) i dont really like any of the songs from that album .He was also in guns n roses i dont know if they made any songs in the 2000's but he was with them then u can hear him in their lives at least with lyrics.th-cam.com/video/GcQ3jpNgLxo/w-d-xo.html
Right on man I appreciate the reference to his other music. As I said I've never even heard of him. I listen to all genres of music also so it's kinda surprising to not have stumbled across his music before. But I'm definitely gonna check out the stuff you mentioned. Cuz as I stated I really like this one. But thanks man and right on, much appreciated. And good job of keeping old tunes alive. I always wonder-if we make this far that is-if in like 100 or 200 years will people ever go back and listen like led zeppelin or something less mainstream like frank zappa or idk just shit like this that's good ass music that never got any air play because it's more art like and abstract. Prolly written in a time In the guys life when life was really weighing heavily on him or he was using a lot of good drugs. Those always seem to influence an artists style for sure. So it's good to hear even thought you don't care for this you're still puttin it out there for the younger generations to pick up on and just rock out to. Good music is timeless and never dies. But sometimes is never heard. Keep it up man.
@@mrnaylor132 Hey man here’s a recommendation, it doesn’t have lyrics but it has outstanding musicality. The Dragons of Eden album. It’s a collaboration with keyboardist Travis Dickerson and drummer Brain. It has some kind of eastern funk-jazz-fusion-prog rock vibe to it, a lot of keyboard and guitar duos and a lot of dynamics. Every song is great. Probably one of his best albums It’s also a concept album based on a book about the evolution of human intelligence
@@mrnaylor132 Population Override is great too, with the same keyboardist. That one is more chill blues, psychedelic, and some funk. It has a Hendrix and Pink Floyd vibe. Also a concept album, apparently about the damage humans made to the Earth and then nature taking back control.
@@Johnnysmithy24 man yes and yes, I will definitely check out the suggestions for sure. These last couple days I haven't devoted entirely to his music. But I've listened to a bunch of his music. I definitely enjoy it. Which is rare for me with music without lyrics. His is very different than like Steve vai and satriani. They tend to focus more on little fancy guitar diddys and just playing fancy little guitar licks that I feel get boring. I mean it's cool and all but I wouldn't wanna go to one of their shows and watch the whole set. It all starts to sound the same after a while. And it's idk just bland to me. Like you can incorporate some of that stuff in a real song and then it's cool. But not a whole song of little fancy licks like they do. Like dime bag was one of my favs as far as guitar players go. Because he had so much personality For one. And he could incorporate that stuff into a song and make it work. And make it sound good. Like he used the echo that satriani devised and used it in one of his solos. Sounded great and you'd never really know it was satriani at all. Plus he was just a great player. Bucket head on the other hand puts so much emotion in just the music that it's hard to not like it. The sheer emotion in just the slower parts of this song overshadow almost all other not lyrical guitar player/song writers. In my opinion anyway. Like I said I never heard buckethead till the other day. But I'm glad I stopped to smell the roses. Because the beauty of his guitar playing is masterful. And if the 2 albums you spoke in reference to are anything like this one or slightly different even. I. Know I'll love em. Hes one of the only guitar players that make the damn sing with tears coming from the pickups. It's not snappy little licks. It's a deep dark groove of progressive rock and some form of style that doesn't emulate anyone else. And can really only be described as his style. Which is just fantastic to my ears. So thank you both for enlightening me to his other stuff. I appreciate it.
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Whatever you are going through, Buckethead's music will make it BETTER
it make me cry , which is good as I am dumping emotions :-)
Facts Mario!!!
100% Agree
You are absolutely right. The man is a music GOD in my opinion. He’s as close to the God of Music in the flesh as it gets!
Absolutely
I went almost completely blind for a year and a half,thought I was never going to see again...thankyou bucket head you are one of the artist that help me manage until I regained vision in one of my eyes.i will never forget that.
What??? Oh man
I was blind for a couple years also. I had super thick cataracts but I thought it was something else. Being blind is super difficult. I'm happy for you.
Sorry for your loss of sight. But there is nothing worth seeing anymore and it just doesn't make any sense looking at something that isn't worth the effort of being seen.if you can't see what I'm saying then I'm sorry. Keep being you and you 💯 will see everything you need to see. Hell yes.
I hope buckethead read that
I hope you see that TH-cam loves you
Bucket, you are by far the most incredible musician I have ever listen to. That is NOT hyperbole.
This is the kind of music that I love to listen to. Just close your eyes, relax and drift away. Will definitely be adding this to the Playlist on the sailboat for next summer
Wow
..what a beautiful experience ..to hear this on the open water .....
U r right...sail away bro...
What a grand idea, sail on brother 🤙
yeah... literally drifting away...
Let me try
For the lot of you who are saying you have never heard Buckethead before, there's actually a good chance that you have without realizing it. He has played with some of the biggest names frontlining today's rock/prog-metal/alt-rock scene...both as a guest musician and on occasion as a temp stand in. Some acts include Guns N Roses, Primus, and Arcana just to name a few. This guy is truly amazing and seems to be an endless wealth of creativity with the guitar. The more I listen to his riffs the more I appreciate his work.
Found him about 6 weeks ago. Now I listen to this song everyday. It helps.
I just recently discovered him and the guy can definitely bend some guitar strings but what's up with the bucket on the head and going with the name bucket head and the whole thing of not wanting anyone to know his identity and name throws me for a loop to were I can't take him serious and how do we know that there is not 10 other guys with the same record company with the same bucket head name and chicken bucket on their head performing and recording?
not to mention his movie soundtrack work
it's just endless beauty
He played for Michael Jackson too! Bridging Genres!
I’m glad I found this guy, not realizing he had been playing for so long. I could listen all day. Perfect music for working in the shop.
I don't know how I did not hear his music, he is an exceptional guitarist!!! I can listen to him all day!! In fact, I did!!
This man is a legend like actually I love the way he plays the guitar it sooths my ears
Incredible.. my fav in the last few years. Knowing he could shred at any moment almost keeps you on edge in the song, makes it even more powerful for what he’s not adding.
You my friend have touched my soul with your guitar you are something else thanks for your timeless music 🤘🤘
I will never understand how Buckethead is able to relase an average of 30 albums per second and still is able to make them all sound this good mix / mastering wise
During 2011-2018 he retired from touring because of health issues thats where his productivity peaked with 100 pikes per year
People just don't have good taste in music apparently but hell to each their own I guess bruh
@@killachronic9021 what are you trying to say here ? Clarify your comment sir
@@beardedpapa4647 My bad this was actually supposed to be listed on a different comment, sorry for the confusion bro🤣
I think at one point he was actually overworking himself, it takes a lot of work on the production and mixing to make it sound this smooth and mellow.
His music comes into your life just when you need it. It heals the he's gone, like vapour.
After so many years of what could be described as pure hell, your music grounded me and brought me back to a time more calm and peaceful. Your music has stayed with me even when it felt like I had nothing. Without fully realizing, I gravitated back to your music after years of barely even remembering who you were. All this stress and chaos… I’m so glad I found you again. You were a lifeline that I didn’t know I needed until I saw Soothsayer pop up in my recommended. I didn’t know how bad I needed you until the algorithm brought me back to you. You’re a godsend, Buckethead. In every goddamn way. I plan on seeing you in concert soon, whenever I get the money. I look forward to how amazing you’ll play, and can’t wait to never forget you standing on stage playing one of your masterpieces. I’m sorry I forgot you. It’ll never happen again.
10 years with Buckethead and still amazed like for the first time , his music is always with me when it's grim around , despite going through war in my motherland , harsh inner conflict, psychological disorder and complex relationship troubles it's absolutely vital to remain in peace which Buckethead music is made of. It's always so easy to forget about life's hardness and drift away into distant worlds of Buckethead's music , I'm thankful to God he has shown me this gem of a musician .
Happy accident, this just randomly came on after TOOL . Never heard of BUCKETHEAD.... I'm smitten 🥰, instant fan. Loving this music 🎶
First time I heard this,
Very cool.. thanks to my son sharing with me .
You and your son sharing music is very special, harness that
You son have A good taste of music same like his parents 💯💯💯
I’m 55 yr young thanks to musicians like this
This reminds me of a soundtrack to those wonderful early 70's horror films. This could have scored "Phantasm" (one of the all time greats from that period). Buckethead, you continue to shape my world with your wonderful playing, and you help color my reality. This is one supercool piece of music!!
Fantasma, 1979, esse som é perfeito para aqueles filmes ooooooo lugar!
I just now stumbled across this...it's definitely getting saved to my playlist. Thank you for uploading this great sound!
Love this, I was listening to Danzig and this popped up on the random TH-cam Playlist, I'm a big fan now.
I love this guy he’s legend on a guitar !
7:34 pure magic
Amazing Playing here.......Notice a bit of Robin Trower-ish.....Philadelphia Spectrum . Philadelphia, Pa. 1974....Just an Observation.....
We all have one enemy in common. And that is time friends. Are you going to let him take all your hopes and dreams? There's a world yearning your touch.
When I was a kid I had this scary dream that there was this guy with 5 gallon buckets and he was chasing my family down, one at a time. He would place the bucket on their head then it melted to their face and then they would suffocate and die. As I ran and hid, I watched him do this one by one to each family member. It finally came down to just me and him, I ran and he chased. He catches up to me and puts the bucket on my head then everything goes dark. I died and then was just left in emptiness. I call him, The Bucket Head Man.
Buckethead! I'm waiting for concerts in europe! Listening 24/7 to your songs!
Vaporosas y siderales notas empapadas de melancolía. Dolorosas y bellas. Embargan el alma
I truly love it best interstellar aray of cosmic insightfulness it put me in bliss
Ah, what a journey of a song❤️
imagine if I could just one thing as well, or nearly as well, or in the same universe, as Buckethead on the guitar. Thanks for the great times, this is music i've lived with for a long time, written books, lectures, etc. listening to this.
FINALLY! Thank You Buckethead. I haven't experienced this peace since being wounded 2005. I don't know how to convey what it felt like. Thank you. (Stay in the fight)
IS LIGHT...✌🏾💜🔥🔥🔥
Awesome song and vibes...calming and inspiring at once. 🌴
Pure perfection
JUST FOUD YOU. THIS MUSIC IS SO AMAZING. IM LOVING THIS. EXCELLENT. ABSOLUTELY AMAZING. WOW. FANTASTIC. LLOVE FROM MOUNT PLEASANT N.C. TONI BLACKBURN.
Oh shit i never knew buckethead had so much heavy feelings. This is sick.
He is one of few big guitarist with feelings, try "Patrolman"
Wow!! This is amazing 👏 🙌
Yes he's the best
Great driving, or super market,don't knock it, I love listening to good music when I shop. Our Publix has great playlists.
what a tune x
Definitely the kind of tunes get u into creativity or relaxing too, new to the band I think I already like em
Soothing
best guitarist of all time
i do like the little nod to seven nation army at the start.
YAHUSHUA É A PROMESSA 🔥💣
Love it 😎
Ahhh, this is a fun one to pick up the guitar and jam along with while relaxing.
This is brilliant.
Sounds pretty good to these old Hot Tuna ears.
Hell yes !!!
😂
🎸👍👍💯🖤Thanks😎
Came back just to tell myself I'm still here
LOVE THIS COMMENN
His Heart is in the right place n So 10 fold of the Bucket s fingers on the fretboard so melodic & Topnotch He is
Goodnight Buckethead wherever you are!!
I'm going to try to sing to this fluctuating song of many riffs, just need to listen hard to what he's playing and try to get it all in tune in timing of the 🎵 🎶 🎵 🎶 🎵
immortal
But yet you are necro so you just contradicted yourself in your own words js go hit up Rob Zombie & ask him if he knows where "living dead girl" is since you necro G🤣
simply very good
Nothing better than starting a morning with some weed, a breakfast and buckethead music in the background with your guitar
Don't bring drugs into this please, Bucket doesn't even do drugs.
@@holliswilliams8426 well i did and i will continue to do it, and theres nothing you can do about it
@@luiziferbehel3750 I agree weed isn't even really a drug lol
Music isn’t fully appreciated when your merely listening to it. It’s most appreciated when both the musician, and the receiver, are equally aware of our shared experience.
Some admired musicians can be the performer who plays the notes and the melody, but are subtly shaving seconds off - just to get to those last few notes of a song.
With Buckethead, notes will dream their way out of a guitars light slumber and make their whispered or emphatically direct sounds - so no one misunderstood. Unhurried.
The end will be there - and will wait.
Nicee....
Jimi Hendrix, Buckethead and Joe Satriani are the best of the best
agreed although I don't think Satriani really holds a candle to Buckethead
❤
very good guitarist
Makin me wanna take another road trip. Never heard of this group, slick, I like..
It's not a group! It's one guy, he programmes the drums himself. You're not the first person I have seen who thinks Buckethead is a band rather than a person, although makes sense.
The king !!!
Oddly enough when I usually listen to music without words written to it e.g. satriani, Steve vai and even Eric johnson a little bit. I find that it just doesn't have the substance to keep me interested in it for an entire song. However, and I've never heard buckethead before today right now, this music is very captivating, almost intellectual and old-school, with a little bit of funk and a little bit of speed metal zakk wylde type guitar and a soft yet also hard little bit of attitude and some melancholy depressioned slips that work. And even a bit of undertones that I'm sure point the way to the writers heart. And best part is its
all blended up into a song that does in fact keep my attention very much so. And it sounds fuckin good man. Dude shoulda wrote some lyrics or had someone else try at least once. This song is fantastic. I could listen to this not only all the way thru but all day long over and over. Down by the bay, we can eat some hay, your kinda gay, I just may. Yeah this is righteous. Later yo
he has some of those.Songs with lyrics i mean.Check this ( enter the chicken album with serj tankian from soad and others) i dont really like any of the songs from that album .He was also in guns n roses i dont know if they made any songs in the 2000's but he was with them then u can hear him in their lives at least with lyrics.th-cam.com/video/GcQ3jpNgLxo/w-d-xo.html
Right on man I appreciate the reference to his other music. As I said I've never even heard of him. I listen to all genres of music also so it's kinda surprising to not have stumbled across his music before. But I'm definitely gonna check out the stuff you mentioned. Cuz as I stated I really like this one. But thanks man and right on, much appreciated. And good job of keeping old tunes alive. I always wonder-if we make this far that is-if in like 100 or 200 years will people ever go back and listen like led zeppelin or something less mainstream like frank zappa or idk just shit like this that's good ass music that never got any air play because it's more art like and abstract. Prolly written in a time In the guys life when life was really weighing heavily on him or he was using a lot of good drugs. Those always seem to influence an artists style for sure. So it's good to hear even thought you don't care for this you're still puttin it out there for the younger generations to pick up on and just rock out to. Good music is timeless and never dies. But sometimes is never heard. Keep it up man.
@@mrnaylor132 Hey man here’s a recommendation, it doesn’t have lyrics but it has outstanding musicality. The Dragons of Eden album. It’s a collaboration with keyboardist Travis Dickerson and drummer Brain. It has some kind of eastern funk-jazz-fusion-prog rock vibe to it, a lot of keyboard and guitar duos and a lot of dynamics. Every song is great. Probably one of his best albums
It’s also a concept album based on a book about the evolution of human intelligence
@@mrnaylor132 Population Override is great too, with the same keyboardist. That one is more chill blues, psychedelic, and some funk. It has a Hendrix and Pink Floyd vibe. Also a concept album, apparently about the damage humans made to the Earth and then nature taking back control.
@@Johnnysmithy24 man yes and yes, I will definitely check out the suggestions for sure. These last couple days I haven't devoted entirely to his music. But I've listened to a bunch of his music. I definitely enjoy it. Which is rare for me with music without lyrics. His is very different than like Steve vai and satriani. They tend to focus more on little fancy guitar diddys and just playing fancy little guitar licks that I feel get boring. I mean it's cool and all but I wouldn't wanna go to one of their shows and watch the whole set. It all starts to sound the same after a while. And it's idk just bland to me. Like you can incorporate some of that stuff in a real song and then it's cool. But not a whole song of little fancy licks like they do. Like dime bag was one of my favs as far as guitar players go. Because he had so much personality For one. And he could incorporate that stuff into a song and make it work. And make it sound good. Like he used the echo that satriani devised and used it in one of his solos. Sounded great and you'd never really know it was satriani at all. Plus he was just a great player. Bucket head on the other hand puts so much emotion in just the music that it's hard to not like it. The sheer emotion in just the slower parts of this song overshadow almost all other not lyrical guitar player/song writers. In my opinion anyway. Like I said I never heard buckethead till the other day. But I'm glad I stopped to smell the roses. Because the beauty of his guitar playing is masterful. And if the 2 albums you spoke in reference to are anything like this one or slightly different even. I. Know I'll love em. Hes one of the only guitar players that make the damn sing with tears coming from the pickups. It's not snappy little licks. It's a deep dark groove of progressive rock and some form of style that doesn't emulate anyone else. And can really only be described as his style. Which is just fantastic to my ears. So thank you both for enlightening me to his other stuff. I appreciate it.
this slaps
want to improve the quality of your life just a bit? start diving into buckethead, one of the true musical geniuses of our time
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Like Scooby Doo you dig this tune .
raggy rucket read rocks
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"Gunna Put you back together again"
I am a big time buckethead
There is always Buckethead
See You on the Other Side
💣
Buckethead fucking rocks
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Nice logo. Did you make that yourself?
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Sounds like seven nation army in the begining the beginning
TWO WAY........
plastic headed axe Wielding
Druid
🐧
YEP
Got my glows on , smokin 😎 n shiT Just goTTa have This on replayyy
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Poor this if that case loves
big sound
#205 comment Backside of shadows!
#Wes
mmh
nice but lime...
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Can someone cover this song ??? i bet they can do but not the feeling of the song i bet 300$
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He plays a badass guitar sound