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Track List
01) Disembodied, Part 1
02) Disembodied, Part 2
03) Hog Bitch Stomp
04) Malagueña
05) Space Mountain
06) Excerpt #1
07) Excerpt #2
08) Excerpt #3
09) Excerpt #4
10) Eraserhead
11) La Grima
12) Funk Tune
13) Funkin' Freak
14) Hog Bitch Stomp
15) Return of Augustus Gloop
16) Malagueña
17) Lunartics
18) Scapel Sled
19) Scraps
01) Disembodied, Part 1
02) Disembodied, Part 2
03) Hog Bitch Stomp
04) Malagueña
05) Space Mountain
06) Excerpt #1
07) Excerpt #2
08) Excerpt #3
09) Excerpt #4
10) Eraserhead
11) La Grima
12) Funk Tune
13) Funkin' Freak
14) Hog Bitch Stomp
15) Return of Augustus Gloop
16) Malagueña
17) Lunartics
18) Scapel Sled
19) Scraps
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First Released
2008
Avant-Garde
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From the Coop is Buckethead's third special release. It consists of songs from early demo tapes that Buckethead recorded when he was around 19 years old and just starting to get serious with his guitar playing. As with Acoustic Shards, this album is more of a specialty release rather than his latest studio effort.
According to producer Jas Obrecht:
"It's all music recorded in 1988. Basically, Buckethead made me three demo tapes that year, and when I was searching for the tapes of what became Acoustic Shards I rediscovered these three demo cassettes in a box of interview tapes. They are his earliest recordings, aside from a rehearsal or two, but it's all there -- the astounding technique, the lyrical beauty, the incredible shredding and popping. He was working with one of those small portable multi-track recorders, like a Tascam Portastudio, and a drum machine, but his playing is so clearly head-and-shoulders above what others were doing in 1988."
The announcement of the release of the CD was made at Buckethead.tk, a half official fan forum. On this site, the members were given the opportunity to purchase the CD at a discounted price for three days, an offer that has since ended.
In the CD booklet, Obrecht has included reproductions of Buckethead's handwriting from the 1988 cassettes.
Obrecht also stated that:
"I can't find anything pre-1991 in the Buckethead discographies, so I am hoping Buckethead fans will view it the same way as a Beatles fan would view a CD's worth of decent-sounding Beatles tracks from 1959, or some never-heard Eddie Van Halen from 1975."
The album artwork was drawn by Buckethead and shows himself when he was young in a ghostly coop.
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From the Coop is Buckethead's third special release. It consists of songs from early demo tapes that Buckethead recorded when he was around 19 years old and just starting to get serious with his guitar playing. As with Acoustic Shards, this album is more of a specialty release rather than his latest studio effort.
According to producer Jas Obrecht:
"It's all music recorded in 1988. Basically, Buckethead made me three demo tapes that year, and when I was searching for the tapes of what became Acoustic Shards I rediscovered these three demo cassettes in a box of interview tapes. They are his earliest recordings, aside from a rehearsal or two, but it's all there -- the astounding technique, the lyrical beauty, the incredible shredding and popping. He was working with one of those small portable multi-track recorders, like a Tascam Portastudio, and a drum machine, but his playing is so clearly head-and-shoulders above what others were doing in 1988."
The announcement of the release of the CD was made at Buckethead.tk, a half official fan forum. On this site, the members were given the opportunity to purchase the CD at a discounted price for three days, an offer that has since ended.
In the CD booklet, Obrecht has included reproductions of Buckethead's handwriting from the 1988 cassettes.
Obrecht also stated that:
"I can't find anything pre-1991 in the Buckethead discographies, so I am hoping Buckethead fans will view it the same way as a Beatles fan would view a CD's worth of decent-sounding Beatles tracks from 1959, or some never-heard Eddie Van Halen from 1975."
The album artwork was drawn by Buckethead and shows himself when he was young in a ghostly coop.
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