Travis Dickerson Recording Studio Forum

Compared to my copy of limited Blueprints, it looks like the real thing.

Yeah, man.  Big round of applause for Bucketdog.  He threw this together for everyone real fast, got a lot quick responses, and then went for it.  Good job.  I figured getting through a first try at something like this without a hitch would be harder than trying to kill a hog with a spoon, which Maximum Bob says doesn\'t work.

Hey!  Where the heck is Bucketfel?  It seems sorta strange not having the kid chime in.  Watch out for the cyber-slunks, B-fel, we miss ya.

The A-Ken issue was covered in an equitable manner.  Believe-Bucket withdrew his objection, while A-Ken was gracious about being dropped out if that\'s what it took to be fair.  B-dog came up with a % idea that nobody is currently objecting to.  Jowaxe has made a few really good points.  We\'ll need to figure out more detailed rules for the next event and put them all in the same place.
From my personal view, it has been a lot of fun to see who the contestants themselves vote for.  Besides, the contestants are a big part of our bot-base and group of friends.  I think they should vote, not for themselves, this time, and we\'ll make a rule for the next time.

I\'ll match the CD if we go that way and Ken gets two.

Let\'s enjoy your beautiful and melodious tribute to your grandfather and think about this a little later.  The Bucket\'s got "I Love My Parents," and your song and visuals have that same wonderful appreciative glow that does us all good, regardless of contests.

Siggelump

Hey Bucketdog, maybe your song will be that secret mystery song that shows up, unannounced, a few minutes after the end of the album.

I got a message from Travis and he thought the contest was a "cool idea."  Congrats to B-dog for the cool idea.  We\'re figuring out how to get the prize quickly ordered and shipped.

I\'m no musician, but I think the contestants can play any instrument listed for Buckethead on his CDs.  Bucketdog made the rules, so you\'ll have to ask him, but shouldn\'t that include, but not be limited to, cat guts, finger pikes, infinite beaks, stretching rakes, wooden dummies, invisible scalps, slug trails, glow in the dark cattle prods, bionic cattle prods, plain old normal cattle prods, ice scrapers, taxidermy, embalming and clock repair tools, 6-string wedges, carpel tunnels and scallion saws?  That might make up for the other stuff you can\'t use.

I volunteer to listen, and I\'ll match Bucketdog\'s fifty bucks to double the prize.

Next Halloween I\'m starting out with "Castle Bucketstein" by Reanimator77 and "Wax Worms like Shrunken Heads" by Wizard_Beard.  A+ to both musicians on music and Buckethead themes.  Belated Halloween treat for the Bucket, methinks.
Hey Wizard, Vincent Price disappeared from my screen.  Let me know if you are putting "Wax Worms" up somewhere else or making another version as you mentioned and putting that up.  It was very cool.  Want to watch again.

I started the day with "Wake the Dead" from Praxis "Metatron."  What a pretty song.  Thank you Buckethead and Travis for being so kind and generous and putting up with all us bots.  It\'s probably like trying to herd cats.

The Nose knows better than I.  My copy is on Praxis "Collection" listing Death Cube K on the back.

Ahhh . . . the most beautiful "Maggot Dream" by Praxis.

Back to BelieveInTheBucket,
I thought more and figured I got that shirt in 2008 and not 2009.  Seagulltron bought it for me on Valentine\'s Day and the concert was in San Francisco at the Great American Music Hall.  It was so cool, the Bucket, by himself, home town, sold-out audience packed to the ceiling.  He had the blue clothes, all white bucket, white face, white guitar . . . so clean, so amazing.  I thought that if his face could break into a smile, it just might.  Saw him three more times that tour, never saw the shirt again, anywhere.  I save mine for special occasions.  The art would be a great pick for a hoodie.