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I sometimes just put a BH playlist on Apple Music if I’m busy but Apple Music only goes up to 2020 (currently) he certainly is prolific how on earth does he remember it all!
Most of the stuff gets posted direct to YT, but I do like to buy stuff occasionally.
I heard a track, on the last Doom soundtrack, The Patrolman, which is on Racks, from 2012, and I had to buy it to see if I could get a better quality version- couldn't stop listening to it.
Fork was recommended, via Bandcamp, and it was the best £3 or so I have spent in a long time, 9 tracks of DC and ZZ style riffs.
The newer one is Language of the Mosaics, and it is classic Buckethead craziness, every track will leave you wondering how he does it.
Amazing.
If enough people here think he's worth a listen I may just check him out ...
The sheer amount of 'music' he puts out is amazing, in many genres, the latest 'Mosaic' release seems to be highlighting the variety in each track. Nobody sounds like Buckethead.
There is a reason all his stuff was left on the GnR album, after he left the band, and Axl had to replace him with 3 guitarists.
I also found some multitracks of 'Chinese Democracy' and I couldn't stop listening to his solo in 'TWAT', just BH and the drums.
You get the sense that this was one take, improvised, and obviously was the reason Axl kept all his stuff on the final release, in fact the leaked tracks which were less well produced are a bit better for raw Buckethead content.
I confess to not being into everything he does, but he is the only guitarist that I can listen to who will ALWAYS surprise me with something new.
Thanks for the story.
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And a more recent one, well it is 8 months old now, not sure how many he's done since.
Genius.
One of the pieces of music used throughout Burns' The (American) Civil War series, titled Ashokan Farewell, was commissioned for the project. Careful instrumentation makes it sound convincingly of the 1860s.