Originally released : 00-00-1996
Release date : 04-16-2007
Album name : Giant Robot NTT
Artist : Buckethead
Ripped by : itachi
Genre : Fusion
Label : NTT
Encoding Software : Lame EOS
Quality : -V 2
Tracks : 13
Size of Files : 80,5 MB

Track list
01 04:23 Jowls
02 05:58 Giant Robot
03 01:21 Hog Bitch Stomp
04 03:28 Binge Buddies
05 03:46 Sally
06 01:54 I Love My Parents
07 01:02 Idle Hands
08 03:51 Well, Well, Well
09 06:04 Scraps
10 03:58 Mrs. Beasley
11 04:17 Scapula
12 04:16 The Void
13 11:27 Chicken Boy

Total time: 55:45 min
Release notes
Holy shit. Here it is! The album sought after by all...
the infamous Giant Robot NTT, released in 1996 and long
out of print. This sucker goes for a pretty penny on
eBay, in the rare event that it is listed. Enjoy this
gem, it's one of Buckethead's finest.

Originally released : 05-24-1998
Release date : 04-14-2007
Album name : Colma
Artist : Buckethead
Ripped by : itachi
Genre : Ambient
Label : CyberOctave
Encoding Software : Lame EOS
Quality : -V 2
Tracks : 13
Size of Files : 64,4 MB

- Track list ----------------------------------------- --- - -
01 04:44 Whitewash
02 05:10 For Mom
03 05:29 Ghost
04 05:07 Hills Of Eternity
05 01:13 Big Sur Moon
06 06:18 Machete
07 04:03 Wishing Well
08 05:32 Lone Sal Bug
09 03:42 Sanctum
10 02:15 Wondering
11 05:07 Watching The Boats With My Dad
12 02:31 Ghost (Part 2)
13 03:15 Colma

Total time: 54:26 min
- Release notes --------------------------------------- --- - -

For a guy who takes his sartorial cues from teenage
horror flicks (he plays onstage with a weird sort of
hockey mask on his face), Buckethead sure does make
pretty music. It was not always thus -- his work with
Praxis, for example, has often been pretty challenging.
But on this solo project, on which he plays both guitar
and bass and is helped out on all tracks by drummer
Brain, the material is surprisingly pleasant, bordering
at times on the banal. Titles like "Hills of Eternity"
and "Wishing Well" are something of a giveaway --
though Brain's beats are fairly funky (and DJ Disc
throws in a bit of far-off turntable scratching on a
few tracks), these compositions are mostly pretty
contemplative, occupying a space just one step away
from the new age section. That's not necessarily a bad
thing, but there are a couple of problems: the first is
that Buckethead is a lousy bass player. Like many
guitarists, he seems to think that playing bass is
simply a matter of hitting the root of the chord on the
downbeat of the measure. A real bassist could have
contributed enormously to the proceedings (as Bill
Laswell does in his guest turn on "Machete"). Another
problem is the unimaginative production, which is
overly soft and sweet. That said, "Big Sur Moon" is a
cool solo guitar piece, and "Machete" really does cook.
The rest is merely very pleasant.
Rick Anderson (AMG)

Originally released : 04-20-1999
Release date : 03-29-2006
Album name : Monsters And Robots
Artist : Buckethead
Ripped by : jerkoff
Genre : Fusion
Label : Higher Octave
Encoding Software : Lame EOS
Quality : -V 2
Tracks : 12
Size of Files : 78,5 MB

Track list
01 04:22 Jump Man
02 03:41 Stick Pit
03 04:00 The Ballad Of Buckethead
04 04:31 Sow Thistle
05 03:34 Revenge Of The Double-Man
06 05:43 Night Of The Slunk
07 02:08 Who Me?
08 04:26 Jowls
09 05:40 The Shape Vs Buckethead
10 04:17 Stun Operator
11 04:05 Scapula
12 04:30 Nun Chuka Kata

Total time: 50:57 min
Release notes
Mixing metallic guitar heroics with funk, hip-hop,
electronica, and a cinematic soundtrack feel,
Buckethead's Monsters and Robots is yet another
eclectic opus inspired in large part by low-budget
monster/horror, martial arts, and science fiction
movies, especially those of Japan. Like any Buckethead
album, the music does meander in spots, but this outing
does improve on its predecessor Colma by employing a
variety of guest bassists; Primus' Les Claypool (as
well as drummer Brain), Bootsy Collins, and Bill
Laswell all enliven the music's rhythmic underpinnings
in ways that Buckethead's own bass playing on Colma
didn't. Plus, the contributions of guest DJs
Phonosycograph Disk, DJ Eddie Def, and Xtrakd are
inventive and stimulating, complementing rather than
confusing the musical mix. It may not be completely
consistent, but Monsters and Robots offers more than
enough musical derangement to satisfy.
www.allmusic.com

Originally released : 11-16-1999
Release date : 05-03-2007
Album name : Monsters And Robots (Japanese Import)
Artist : Buckethead
Ripped by : itachi
Genre : Fusion
Label : EMI
Encoding Software : Lame EOS
Quality : -V 2
Tracks : 13
Size of Files : 82,5 MB

Track list
01 04:23 Jump Man
02 03:41 Stick Pit
03 04:00 The Ballad Of Buckethead
04 04:31 Sow Thistle
05 03:34 Revenge Of The Double-Man
06 05:43 Night Of The Slunk
07 02:08 Who Me?
08 04:26 Jowls
09 05:40 The Shape Vs. Buckethead
10 04:18 Stun Operator
11 04:05 Scapula
12 04:29 Nun Chuka Kata
13 04:18 Remote Viewer #13

Total time: 55:16 min
Release notes
Mixing metallic guitar heroics with funk, hip-hop,
electronica, and a cinematic soundtrack feel,
Buckethead's Monsters & Robots is yet another eclectic
opus inspired in large part by low-budget
monster/horror movies, martial arts, and science
fiction movies, especially those from Japan. Like any
Buckethead album, the music does meander in spots, but
this outing does improve on its predecessor Colma by
employing a variety of guest bassists: Primus' Les
Claypool (as well as drummer Brain), Bootsy Collins,
and Bill Laswell all enliven the music's rhythmic
underpinnings in ways that Buckethead's own bass
playing on Colma didn't. Plus, the contributions of
guest DJs Phonosycograph Disk, DJ Eddie Def, and Xtrakd
are inventive and stimulating, complementing rather
than confusing the musical mix. It may not be
completely consistent, but Monsters & Robots offers
more than enough musical derangement to satisfy. [There
is also a version that includes the bonus track "Remote
Viewer #13."]

Steve Huey (AMG)

Originally released : 06-05-2001
Release date : 09-02-2006
Album name : Somewhere Over The Slaughterhouse
Artist : Buckethead
Ripped by : itachi
Genre : Fusion
Label : Strayrecords
Encoding Software : Lame EOS
Quality : -V 2
Tracks : 11
Size of Files : 67,1 MB

Track list
01 00:38 Somewhere Over The Slaughterhouse
02 05:13 Help Me
03 04:43 Pin Bones And Poultry
04 06:00 My Sheeetz
05 07:26 Day Of The Ulcer
06 03:20 You Like Headcheese?
07 07:04 Burlap Curtain
08 05:16 You Like This Face?
09 03:04 Wires And Clips
10 02:36 Knockingun
11 01:48 Conveyor Belt Blues

Total time: 47:08 min
Release notes
For Somewhere Over the Slaughterhouse, Buckethead
incorporated the electronic and techno influences that
had been used in his more techno-friendly releases.
"You Like This Face" and "Pin Bones & Poultry" both
sport intricate synthesizer textures and dance-friendly
beats alongside Buckethead's trademark rapid-fire
guitar solos. "My Sheetz," by contrast, is a much more
ambient dance track, relying on spacy, occasionally
tinny synths and devoid of guitar solos. However, the
album does occasionally lapse into self-indulgence,
such as on "Day of the Ulcer," a formless mess of
guitar solos, ambient synths, and trudging, ham-fisted
rhythms that seems interminable. Still, some
experiments are successful, such as "Burlap Curtain"
and "Knockingun," which sound like disturbing
soundtrack music from a futuristic horror movie. This
may not be Buckethead's most friendly or accessible
release -- Monsters & Robots is a better introduction
-- but longtime fans will not be disappointed with
Somewhere Over the Slaughterhouse.
-Victor W. Valdivia (AMG)

Originally released : 02-15-2002
Release date : 05-08-2007
Album name : Funnel Weaver
Artist : Buckethead
Ripped by : itachi
Genre : Fusion
Label : ION
Encoding Software : Lame EOS
Quality : -V 2
Tracks : 49
Size of Files : 83,8 MB

- Track list ----------------------------------------- --- - -
01 00:55 The Blind Centipede
02 02:05 Kurtz Temple
03 01:13 Covert
04 01:04 Death Card
05 01:03 R.I.P.
06 00:42 Plans Within Plans
07 00:58 Eye In The Sky
08 00:59 Freezer Burns
09 00:58 Sky Drones
10 01:19 Operation Gateway
11 01:45 Bantam Rising
12 00:26 Combat Shadow
13 01:24 Azzim's Lectures
14 00:45 Channel Of Secrets
15 01:21 Comet Shower
16 01:36 The Worm Turns
17 01:33 Silhouettes Against The Sky
18 01:35 Sleeper Agents
19 01:26 Recreational Cryonics
20 01:42 The Blind Sniper (Fred Rogers)
21 00:59 Atlantis Found
22 01:19 The Spider's Web
23 01:25 Blue Crystal
24 01:01 Reaping The Whirlwind
25 02:56 The Hills Have Eyes
26 00:51 The Other Side Of Midnight
27 00:50 Sea The Hollow Man
28 01:07 Unsound Methods
29 01:35 Hall Of Records
30 01:28 Aluminum Clouds
31 01:23 Lost Threads
32 02:47 Killing Mask
33 00:56 Rattlesnake Hill
34 01:00 F-4 Phantom
35 01:00 Stub Pylons
36 00:44 Armour Piercing Projectile
37 01:20 Stolen Identities
38 01:18 The Shriek Of Revenge
39 01:26 5-Card Trick
40 01:03 Caretaker Of Memory
41 01:09 The Kingdom Of Nie
42 00:53 Kangaroo Kranes
43 01:18 High Seat With The Devil
44 01:32 Jessy
45 01:22 From The Foxholes
46 00:45 (F.L.I.P.)
47 01:53 Frozen Head
48 00:36 Who Is The Enemy
49 00:54 Nappler Radar

Total time: 61:39 min
- Release notes --------------------------------------- --- - -

Funnel Weaver is the 7th full length album by
Buckethead. The album is very different from his
previous ones in that it is made up by 49 very short
tracks, usually made up with samples and drum machine
beats with a heavy metal riff laid on top. The album
features no vocal contributions of any kind and is
completely instrumental.

Originally released : 10-08-2002
Release date : 04-24-2007
Album name : Electric Tears
Artist : Buckethead
Ripped by : itachi
Genre : Fusion
Label : Meta
Encoding Software : Lame EOS
Quality : -V 2
Tracks : 13
Size of Files : 100,8 MB

Track list
01 03:44 All In The Waiting
02 04:04 Sketches Of Spain (For Miles)
03 11:40 Padmasana
04 05:38 Mustang
05 05:50 The Way To Heaven
06 06:10 Baptism Of Solitude
07 05:33 Kansas Storm
08 05:39 Datura
09 04:11 Manta Ray
10 02:41 Witches On The Health
11 05:07 Angel Monster
12 05:32 Electric Tears
13 05:12 Spell Of The Gypsies

Total time: 71:01 min
Release notes
Superfreak guitarist Buckethead is known at least as
much for his bizarre sartorial choices (his stage name
comes from his penchant for wearing both a mask and a
Kentucky Fried Chicken bucket on his head whenever
appearing in public) as for his guitar playing,
although taken as a whole, his music is actually quite
a bit stranger and more original than his image. The
bucket remains pretty much the same at all times,
whereas his playing is all over the freaking place.
With Praxis he contributed white-hot shards of speed
metal to what was essentially a funk and dub project;
he stuck to heavy rock & roll with a short-lived
version of Guns N' Roses. But on his solo work, his
approach is often much mellower and more approachable,
at times approaching (though, thank heaven, never
crossing over entirely into) the realms of the new age.
Electric Tears is fairly typical in that regard. On
this one he plays all the instruments himself, but the
instruments are almost all guitar; each track consists
of multi-tracked instruments, and most of them feature
a minimum of harmonic movement, making for a pleasant,
sometimes intriguing, but sometimes slightly tedious
program. On the very pretty "All in the Waiting" he
manages to draw quite a bit of musical interest out of
an almost minimalist chordal structure, and his
adaptation of Joaquφn Rodrigo's "Concierto de Aranjuez"
(the melody used by Miles Davis for his "Sketches of
Spain") is also beautiful. "Padmasana" is attractive
enough, but the phase shifter sounds a bit cheesy and
the tune is way too long at almost 12 minutes -- if
you're going to go on like that, it might be good to
bring more than two chords to the table. "Kansas
Storm," on the other hand, is a very fine tone poem,
complete with musical thunder and lightning.
Recommended overall.
Rick Anderson (AMG)

Originally released : 02-15-2002
Release date : 05-08-2007
Album name : Funnel Weaver
Artist : Buckethead
Ripped by : itachi
Genre : Fusion
Label : ION
Encoding Software : Lame EOS
Quality : -V 2
Tracks : 49
Size of Files : 83,8 MB

Track list
01 00:55 The Blind Centipede
02 02:05 Kurtz Temple
03 01:13 Covert
04 01:04 Death Card
05 01:03 R.I.P.
06 00:42 Plans Within Plans
07 00:58 Eye In The Sky
08 00:59 Freezer Burns
09 00:58 Sky Drones
10 01:19 Operation Gateway
11 01:45 Bantam Rising
12 00:26 Combat Shadow
13 01:24 Azzim's Lectures
14 00:45 Channel Of Secrets
15 01:21 Comet Shower
16 01:36 The Worm Turns
17 01:33 Silhouettes Against The Sky
18 01:35 Sleeper Agents
19 01:26 Recreational Cryonics
20 01:42 The Blind Sniper (Fred Rogers)
21 00:59 Atlantis Found
22 01:19 The Spider's Web
23 01:25 Blue Crystal
24 01:01 Reaping The Whirlwind
25 02:56 The Hills Have Eyes
26 00:51 The Other Side Of Midnight
27 00:50 Sea The Hollow Man
28 01:07 Unsound Methods
29 01:35 Hall Of Records
30 01:28 Aluminum Clouds
31 01:23 Lost Threads
32 02:47 Killing Mask
33 00:56 Rattlesnake Hill
34 01:00 F-4 Phantom
35 01:00 Stub Pylons
36 00:44 Armour Piercing Projectile
37 01:20 Stolen Identities
38 01:18 The Shriek Of Revenge
39 01:26 5-Card Trick
40 01:03 Caretaker Of Memory
41 01:09 The Kingdom Of Nie
42 00:53 Kangaroo Kranes
43 01:18 High Seat With The Devil
44 01:32 Jessy
45 01:22 From The Foxholes
46 00:45 (F.L.I.P.)
47 01:53 Frozen Head
48 00:36 Who Is The Enemy
49 00:54 Nappler Radar

Total time: 61:39 min
Release notes
Funnel Weaver is the 7th full length album by
Buckethead. The album is very different from his
previous ones in that it is made up by 49 very short
tracks, usually made up with samples and drum machine
beats with a heavy metal riff laid on top. The album
features no vocal contributions of any kind and is
completely instrumental.

artist: Buckethead -
album: Bermuda Triangle
label: Catalyst Entertainment -
genre: Instrumental Rock
rip date: 08/07/2002
rel date: 07/23/2002
# tracks: 19
size: 68MB
time: 49:33
ripper: SALEEN`

- [ about this release ] -

The Bermuda Triangle is a project consisting of guitarist
phenom Buckethead ( Gn'R, Praxis, El Stew, Deli Creeps ),
and multi-instrumentalist/producer Extrakd ( El Stew,
Gonervill ). Musically it is a collage of hip-hop and
electro-esque beats, dark eerie samples, and live
instrumentation played by Buckethead and Extrakd. One track
features blazing live drumming by current Gn'R drummer and
good friend, Brain. They made this record on a portable
digital eight track, made between trips to L.A. and the Bay
Area. Fans of underground instrumental hip-hop and trip-hop
will love this record, as well as existing Buckethead fans
wanting to hear his latest work in a futuristic format.

- [ track listing ]
- trk title time -

01 Intro 0:34
02 Davy Jones Locker 0:56
03 Flight 19 1:48
04 Mausoleum Door 3:29
05 Sea Of Expanding Shapes 4:24
06 The Triangle Part I: Extrakd 1:16
07 Bionic Fog 2:01
08 Forbidden Zone 2:15
09 Telegraph Land Of The Crispies 1:53
10 Pullin The Heavy 2:55
11 Phantom Lights 2:38
12 Jabbar On Alcatrazz Avenue 3:18
13 Beestro Fowler 3:01
14 Splintered Triplet 2:36
15 Whatevas 2:15
16 Sucked Under 4:22
17 Isle Of Dead 3:15
18 The Triangle Part II 3:19
19 911 3:18

Originally released : 10-14-2003
Release date : 05-03-2007
Album name : Bucketheadland 2
Artist : Buckethead
Ripped by : itachi
Genre : Fusion
Label : ION
Encoding Software : Lame EOS
Quality : -V 2
Tracks : 30
Size of Files : 71,6 MB

- Track list ----------------------------------------- --- - -
01 00:13 Welcome
02 00:11 Slaughter Zone Entrance
03 02:59 The Cobra's Head
04 00:51 Transportation Options
05 03:01 Machete Mirage
06 00:22 Slaughter Buddies Outside The Revenge Wedge
07 00:17 We Cannot Guarantee Bodily Harm
08 04:54 John Merrick-Elephant Man Bones Explosion
09 00:23 Taxidermy Tots
10 02:55 Bloody Rainbow Spiraling Sherbert Scoop
11 00:28 Can You Get Past Albert?
12 03:11 Vladimir Pockets' Incredible Bloated Slunk Show
13 01:05 The Ballad Of The Inside-Out Face
14 02:18 The Battery Cage Brawls
15 00:08 Ferris Wheel Apology
16 01:03 Can You Help Me?
17 00:14 Grimm's Sponsorship
18 00:43 Realistic Coop Replica
19 05:34 Frozen Brains Tell No Tales
20 02:36 Rooster Landing/lime Time
21 00:28 Two Pints
22 02:15 Health & Safety Advisory
23 03:14 Digger's Den
24 00:46 One-Way Ticket To Grab Bag Alley
25 01:03 Fun For You
26 03:36 Carpel Tunnel Tomb Torker
27 00:08 Today's Schedule
28 03:21 The Corpse Plower
29 02:06 Unemployment Blues
30 08:17 Slaughter Zone Exit

Total time: 58:40 min
- Release notes --------------------------------------- --- - -
One never really knows what to expect from Buckethead,
although the fact that Bucketheadland, Vol. 2 is
intended as a sequel/continuation of Bucketheadland
points the way, at least conceptually. The original
Bucketheadland was a crazy sort of heavy metal P-Funk
space opera that had something to do with Buckethead
opening an amusement park and doing battle with the
evil Slipdisc in the process. Oh yeah, and lots of
Wille Wonka samples. Bucketheadland, Vol. 2 picks up
after the park has opened, and (sort of) describes some
of the rides and attractions featured there. The tunes
are mostly Buckethead's trademark light-speed heavy
metal riffs and runs, separated/interrupted by little
spoken bits (including Bootsy Collins). A couple of
Bootsy's bits are pretty funny, as in "Frozen Brains
Tell No Tales" where he singsongs "Buckethead's a
psycho, he's a total psycho" then announces "he's got a
bucket on his heeeaaad!" just before the big solo. On
"Carpal Tunnel Tomb Torker" Bootsy proclaims, "I'm coco
for cuckoo puffs!" There are also a number of
hilarious/disturbing brief acoustic numbers like
"Taxidermy Tots," "The Ballad of the Inside-Out Face,"
and "Fun for You." Deranged, hilarious, and virtuosic,
Bucketheadland, Vol. 2 is easily one of Buckethead's
most enjoyable releases.
Sean Westergaard (AMG)

Originally released : 04-20-2004
Release date : 10-11-2006
Album name : The Cuckoo Clocks Of Hell
Artist : Buckethead
Ripped by : itachi
Genre : Metal
Label : Disembodied
Encoding Software : Lame EOS
Quality : -V 2
Tracks : 17
Size of Files : 84,1 MB

Track list
01 03:07 Descent Of The Damned
02 02:17 Spokes For The Wheel Of Torment
03 02:32 Arc Of The Pendulum
04 03:22 Fountains Of The Forgotten
05 03:40 The Treeman
06 02:36 Pylegathon
07 03:19 Traveling Morgue
08 03:27 One Tooth Of The Time Train
09 03:16 Bedlam's Bluff
10 02:52 Beaten With Sledges
11 03:28 Woods Of Suicides
12 03:38 Yellowed Hide
13 03:13 Moths To Flame
14 03:12 The Ravines Of Falsehood
15 02:12 The Black Forest
16 03:19 Haven Of Black Tar Pitch
17 02:53 The Escape Wheel

Total time: 52:23 min
Release notes
Cuckoo Clocks of Hell is a full return to Buckethead's
blistering, super-heavy guitar heroics after releases
that focused on different parts of his multiple musical
personalities. That may please the heavy shredder fans,
but the relentless pummeling beats can get a bit
tiresome. There's no doubting Buckethead's virtuosity,
but this album starts to sound like a series of
exercises after a while. It's only about two-thirds of
the way in, when he slows things down a bit and opens
up the form on songs like "Woods of Suicide," "Yellowed
Hide," and "The Black Forest," that one starts to hear
the scope of Buckethead's abilities. Fans of his
heaviest guitar work will enjoy Cuckoo Clocks of Hell,
but there are much more interesting albums in
Buckethead's discography.

Originally released : 03-30-2004
Release date : 04-24-2007
Album name : Population Override
Artist : Buckethead
Ripped by : itachi
Genre : Fusion
Label : ION
Encoding Software : Lame EOS
Quality : -V 2
Tracks : 10
Size of Files : 80,5 MB

Track list
01 07:47 Unrestrained Growth
02 08:28 Too Many Humans
03 08:38 Population Override
04 00:34 Humans Vanish
05 03:50 Cruel Reality Of Nature
06 08:35 A Day Will Come
07 06:39 Earth Heals Herself
08 04:34 Clones
09 04:49 Super Human
10 01:34 ...

Total time: 55:28 min
Release notes
Population Override shows off still another side of the
enigmatic virtuoso Buckethead. In the past, he seemed
to sway between seriously heavy metal (like Cuckoo
Clocks of Hell), more contemplative works (like
Electric Tears), and drum'n'bass or
electronica-influenced albums (like Day of the Robot
and Bermuda Triangle). Featuring Travis Dickerson on
keys and Pinchface on drums (and Buckethead on guitars
and basses), Population Override is as close to an
instrumental early Funkadelic album as almost anyone
has gotten (think "Maggot Brain). These are actually
tunes, not just riffing showcases, and Buckethead plays
with an astonishing sense of depth and feeling; there
are very few of his trademark hyperspeed licks.
"Unrestrained Growth" uses a riff close to "Cosmic
Slop," and "Too Many Humans" evokes the same melancholy
that Jimi Hendrix's "Little Wing" does. "A Day Will
Come" adds a bit more crunch to the guitar, while
"Humans Vanish" is a delicate solo guitar piece, and he
finishes with a pretty straight blues on "...." All in
all, this is Buckethead's most consistent, enjoyable
work, with great playing and almost none of the flash
he has displayed on previous releases. Excellent.
Sean Westergaard (AMG)

Originally released : 03-19-2004
Release date : 10-11-2006
Album name : Island Of Lost Minds
Artist : Buckethead
Ripped by : itachi
Genre : Fusion
Label : Bucketheadland
Encoding Software : Lame EOS
Quality : -V 2
Tracks : 13
Size of Files : 75,7 MB

─ Track list
01 03:32 Island Of Lost Minds
02 03:15 Shock Therapy Side Show
03 05:26 Dream Darts
04 03:36 Vacuum Tube Implants
05 03:42 Skull Scrape
06 02:50 Ice Pick Through Eyes
07 02:25 Four Sided Triangle
08 05:31 Korova Binge Bar
09 02:08 Bruised Eye Sockets
10 03:09 Mud Of The Gutter
11 04:35 The Cuckoo Parade
12 03:55 Viravax
13 03:32 Lobotomizer (Scariest Roller Coaster Of All Time)
Total time: 47:36 min

Originally released : 11-22-2005
Release date : 01-22-2007
Album name : Kaleidoscalp
Artist : Buckethead
Ripped by : Fisteh`
Genre : Avantgarde
Label : Tzadik
Encoding Software : Lame EOS
Quality : -V 2
Tracks : 13
Size of Files : 72,5 MB

Track list
01 04:34 Frankenseuss Laboratories
02 04:12 Stun Pike And The Jack In The Box Head
03 03:46 Music Box Innards
04 04:22 Breakfast Cyborg
05 00:38 The Bronze Bat
06 02:03 The Last Ride Of The Bozomobile
07 04:36 Rack Maintenance
08 01:42 The Sticker On Hallucinogens
09 04:33 Pylon Shift
10 03:30 Citadel
11 04:18 The Slunk, The Gutter And The Candlestick Maker
12 03:39 The Android Of Notre Dame
13 11:43 She Sells Sea Shells By The Slaughterhouse

Total time: 53:36 min
Release notes
Whenever John Zorn is involved with a project, you know
that conventionality automatically goes out the window.
And Buckethead's 2005 release, Kaleidoscalp, is no
different. Issued on Zorn's Tzadik label (with Zorn
serving as "executive producer" of the album),
Kaleidoscalp manages to combine both artists' eccentric
trademarks -- Buckethead's penchant for otherworldly
guitar playing and Zorn's fondness for unpredictability
and experimentalism. Both universes collide on such
tracks as "Stun Pike and the Jack in the Box Head,"
"The Last Ride of the Bozomobile," and especially the
brief "The Sticker on Hallucinogens." Kaleidoscalp is
sure to please admirers of two of the most
unconventional and unusual musical artists of the early
21st century.
allmusic.com

Originally released : 12-02-2005
Release date : 05-08-2007
Album name : Inbred Mountain
Artist : Buckethead
Ripped by : itachi
Genre : Fusion
Label : Bucketheadland
Encoding Software : Lame EOS
Quality : -V 2
Tracks : 07
Size of Files : 65,3 MB

Track list
01 03:26 In Search Of Inbred Mountain
02 08:43 Johnny Be Slunk
03 06:34 Lotus Island
04 04:30 Flock Of Slunks
05 06:04 Advance To The Summit
06 05:47 Plastination Station
07 08:21 Escape From Inbred Mountain

Total time: 43:25 min
Release notes
Inbred Mountain is Buckethead's 2nd (out of 4) tour
only CDs, as well as his 16th full length album.
Previously only sold on tour, the album is now widely
available.

Originally released : 10-25-2005
Release date : 04-11-2007
Album name : Enter The Chicken
Artist : Buckethead & Friends
Ripped by : itachi
Genre : Rock
Label : Serjical Strike
Encoding Software : Lame EOS
Quality : -V 2
Tracks : 11
Size of Files : 62,5 MB

Track list
01 00:15 Intro
02 04:01 We Are One (Featuring Serj Tankian)
03 03:24 Botnus (Featuring Efrem Schulz)
04 02:58 Three Fingers (Featuring Saul Williams)
05 04:43 Running From The Light (Featuring Gigi & Maura Davis)
06 05:39 Coma (Featuring Azam Ali & Serj Tankian)
07 05:43 Waiting Here (Featuring Shana Halligan & Serj Tankian
08 00:18 Interlude (By David Conviser)
09 03:26 Funbus (Featuring Dirk Rogers & Keith Aazami)
10 04:24 The Hand (Featuring Maximum Bob & Ani Maldjian)
11 06:33 Nottingham Lace

Total time: 41:24 min
Release notes
In between solo efforts, Buckethead has contributed to
a diverse assortment of bands including Guns N' Roses,
the Deli Creeps, Praxis, Giant Robot, and others. With
Enter the Chicken, the guitarist's first project for
Serj Tankian's Serjical Strike label, the System of a
Down singer -- doubling as producer -- amasses a wide
array of talent from the many corners of rock music.
"Botnus," which includes Death by Stereo vocalist Efrem
Shulz, and "Funbus" both take listeners on a wild,
maniacal ride, but there is more than scorching metal
on Enter the Chicken. If the dreamy soundscape "Coma"
-- with vocalist Azam Ali of the world music troupe Vas
-- is mesmerizing, the operatic thrash of "The Hand"
surely slaps unsuspecting listeners around. Provocative
indeed, but is this music for the thinking man?
Probably not. After all, it's difficult to take a man
who wears a KFC bucket too seriously.
John D. Luerssen (AMG)

ARTIST.....: Buckethead
TITLE......: Crime Slunk Scene
LABEL......: Bucketheadland
URL........: www.bucketheadland.com
RIP DATE...: Oct-18-2006
STORE DATE.: Sep-15-2006
GENRE......: Instrumental Rock
QUALITY....: VBR / 44.1Hz / Joint-Stereo
SIZE.......: 74,9 MB

Track Listing:
01 - King James 03:55
02 - Gory Head Stump 2006 The Pageant of the 05:29
Slunks
03 - The Fairy and the Devil 02:56
04 - Buddy Berkman's Ballad 03:38
05 - Mad Monster Party 03:22
06 - Soothsayer (dedicated to Aunt Suzie) 09:03
07 - Col. Austin VS Col. Sanders AKA Red Track 03:21
Suit
08 - We Can Rebuild Him 03:35
09 - Electronic Slight of Hand 02:55
10 - Mecha Gigan 02:37
11 - Slunk Parade AKA Freaks In The Black 03:15

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44:06 min

ARTIST.....: Buckethead
TITLE......: The Elephant Mans Alarm Clock
LABEL......: Independant
URL........: www.bucketheadland.com
RIP DATE...: Apr-03-2006
STORE DATE.: Feb-17-2006
GENRE......: Instrumental Rock
QUALITY....: VBR / 44.1Hz / Joint-Stereo
SIZE.......: 73,9 MB

Track Listing:
01 - Thai Fighter Swarm 02:33
02 - Final Wars 04:09
03 - Baseball Furies 02:39
04 - Elephant Man's Alarm Clock 03:22
05 - Lurker At The Threshold Part 1 03:51
06 - Lurker At The Threshold Part 2 02:05
07 - Lurker At The Threshold Part 3 02:12
08 - Lurker At The Threshold Part 4 01:31
09 - Oakridge Cake (Tribute To Kool Keith) 03:28
10 - Gigan 02:29
11 - Droid Assembly 03:15
12 - Bird With A Hole In The Stomach 04:47
13 - Fizzy Lipton Drinks 10:59

47:20 min

Originally released : 09-00-2006
Release date : 10-11-2006
Album name : Chicken Noodles
Artist : Buckethead & Travis Dickerson
Ripped by : itachi
Genre : Ambient
Label : TDRS
Encoding Software : Lame EOS
Quality : -V 2
Tracks : 04
Size of Files : 59,4 MB

- Track list
01 13:10 Enter Tomorrow
02 18:04 Loss From A Distance
03 11:31 Sorrow Of Discord
04 08:25 False Directions

Total time: 51:10 min
Release notes
Chicken Noodles is a collaborative album by Buckethead
and Travis Dickerson, released in 2006. Ambient type
music similar to Colma and Population Override.

ARTIST: Buckethead
TITLE: Acoustic Shards
LABEL: Avabella Productions
GENRE: Psychedelic
BITRATE: 138kbps avg
PLAYTIME: 0h 52m total
RELEASE DATE: 2007-06-26
RIP DATE: 2007-07-03

Track List
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1. For Mom (Early Version) 2:39
2. Little Gracie 3:02
3. Who Me? (Early Version) 2:11
4. Ed's Rhapsody/Midnight 2:57
Dance/Jars
5. Ganru Island/Saskia's Gone 2:14
6. Ghosts Upstairs 2:41
7. Spirals 3:50
8. Cubes, Chunks & Crumbles 3:29
9. Thugs 7:40
10. Dinging/AH-JI-JEE 2:40
11. Johnny 2:20
12. Stay Out Of The Shed 3:02
13. Serape 1:48
14. Longing 10:35
15. Box Elders 1:16

Release Notes:
ACOUSTIC SHARDS, recorded during the same period as the Young Buckethead DVDs
(early 90's, when young BUCKETHEAD was lead guitarist for the Deli Creeps),
showcases a gentler but equally exhilarating side of our hero. As producer Jas
Obrecht explains, 'Traditionally, the truest test of a musician is how he plays
unaccompanied, and on this record Buckethead is unsurpassed. The music was
recorded in real time, without overdubs or effects devices' just Buckethead in a
living room, playing a borrowed acoustic Guild guitar. Portions of Acoustic
Shards sound like Django Reinhardt meets Ornette Coleman meets young Eddie Van
Halen meets, well, that which is uniquely and lovably Buckethead. Other tracks
are soothing enough for the Starbucks crowd. Much of it was composed on the
spot, and measure for measure, this CD has some of the most exhilarating guitar
music on record.

Originally released : 03-01-2007
Release date : 04-24-2007
Album name : Pepper's Ghost
Artist : Buckethead
Ripped by : itachi
Genre : Fusion
Label : Bucketheadland
Encoding Software : Lame EOS
Quality : -V 2
Tracks : 13
Size of Files : 73,1 MB

Track list
01 05:00 Pepper's Ghost
02 03:05 Carpal Tunnel Slug
03 03:56 Magua's Scalp
04 04:00 Imprint (Dedicated To Takashi Miike)
05 02:20 Goblin Shark
06 03:53 Brewer In The Air
07 03:55 Exit 209
08 04:14 Plankton
09 03:45 The Hills Have Headcheese
10 00:57 Bag Some Game
11 02:31 Towel In The Kitchen
12 04:16 Callbox
13 03:27 Embalming Plaza

Total time: 45:19 min
Release notes
This beautiful disc is similar to Crime Slunk Scene
released a year earlier by Buckethead. Yes, this guy
puts out 50 different releases every year. Simply
amazing stuff.