Travis Dickerson Recording Studio Forum

Bucket doesn\'t have to put out an album any time soon. As far as I\'m concerned, he has given us enough for now.

Whoo, my copy of bucketheadland and bermuda triangle arrived today! man i cannot understand why people are pro-free-downloading music when owning an actual cd (as opposed to just some mp3) is waaay more gratifying

QuoteWhoo, my copy of bucketheadland and bermuda triangle arrived today! man i cannot understand why people are pro-free-downloading music when owning an actual cd (as opposed to just some mp3) is waaay more gratifying

Spoken like a true genius I must say, there\'s not a thing that tops owning a piece of music history like the actual cd, just owning mp3\'s of it (either bought or illegally downloaded) is just soulless and boring if you ask me. Not a single album on my harddrive that\'s illegally downloaded, I prefer getting the actual album and cover art and everything.

That\'s like saying you own a Picasso, but instead you just took a photo of the Picasso with your digital camera, printed it out and put it in a frame. Same thing.  

Enjoy Bucketheadland and Bermuda Triangle, matey! They\'re both amazing albums if you ask me. Tracks like Computer Master and Sea of Expanding Shapes are just pure gold must-have\'s. I actually like Bermuda Triangle a BIT more than Bucketheadland, but that\'s probably just me.  

Yeah, I like Bermuda a bit more as well.

I don\'t have Bucketheadland. I heard a few short things. Is it a bit like Giant Robot? I like that album.

I\'d say it\'s like a mix between Giant Robot and Bucketheadland 2. It\'s even got a couple of songs that are also on Giant Robot, for instance the first track (Park Theme) went on to become Welcome to Bucketheadland on Giant Robot. So they\'re both more or less the same track, they just sound slightly different.

Then there\'s also the more "bizarre" tracks that are on Bucketheadland 2 as well, just strange little ditties that aren\'t really songs. They\'re just not as "far out" as the ones on Bucketheadland 2 are, and there\'s not as much "talking" parts like on BHL2.

Overall, it\'s a very good album, but the production could have been better. Hard to say if it\'s one of his best albums, some say it is, but it\'s definitely not his worst album and it\'s got tracks that are just must-haves like Computer Master and Giant Robot Theme.

Just gotta have the OG Gorey Head Stump, bobba. Home Run theme satisfies every time. Some trippy wedges on the first ever Bucketheadland.

He coulda killed more if he had a better hook n pole gang  

Let us hope we see a Bucketheadland III before we die. It\'d be like dying before Stephen King could finish The Dark Tower  :\'(  What if Albert retired before the completion of Bucketheadland?  

I agree that we definitely need to see a Bucketheadland 3, as all great things come in three\'s. It would be divine to see a third installment, so I\'m hoping that this will be a Bucketheadland trilogy.

Doing a bit of math, seeing as Bucketheadland was released in 1992 and Bucketheadland 2 was released in 2003.. that\'s 11 years apart. Could this possibly mean that Buckethead will hold off a potential Bucketheadland 3 until 2014? That would make things go full circle I would say, but that\'s still 7 years away then.

Or will Buckethead break the span of the first two and release it sooner (if he ever will, that is..), only time will tell.  

Dance remixes are hilarious and great on disc 2