EPIC ALBUM COVER #348
Buckethead - Kaleidoscalp
Released: 2005 (Tzadik)
Avant-garde metal, experimental rock, progressive metal
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EPIC ALBUM COVER #348
Buckethead - Kaleidoscalp
Released: 2005 (Tzadik)
Avant-garde metal, experimental rock, progressive metal
33. Kaleidoscalp
After the more commercial Enter the Chicken, BH returns to his weirdness with Kaleidoscalp. As on the cover, this album features a lot of interesting circuit breaking sounds, giving it a different electronic feel than past albums. Still a generally heavy album, it features a few ballad songs as well. "The Android of Notre Dame" is a tribute to Pantera's guitarist Dimebag Darrell, which was originally released soon after his death and was rerecorded for this album.
This album can still be bought new on Amazon.
September 21st, 2014: The Slunk, The Gutter and The Candlestick Maker - Buckethead
STORY: When you buy random 99c CDs as often as I do, your music collection tends to populate itself with stuff you wouldn't normally listen to. And I'll be honest - my shuffle this morning was boring. I was super delighted when this popped up and made my shuffle like twenty times better.
FUN FACT: The title of this song is a play on the nursery rhyme "Rub-a-dub-dub."
Buckethead - The Slunk The Gutter and the Candlestick Maker
Buckethead- She Sells Sea Shells Down by the Slaughterhouse
Buckethead - Breakfast Cyborg
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The transition from Spell of the Gypsies to Frankensuess Laboratories on my itunes is ridiculous.
Oh man, I love it all the same.
xD