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Track List
01) Needle in a Slunk Stack
02) Interview With the Double Man
03) Carcass Cable
04) Next Stop, the Shell
05) Distilled Scalp
06) Furnace
07) Mego Frankenstein
08) Alpha Sea
09) Wormwood's Workshop, Part 1
10) Pythagorus Sled
11) Slunk Smuggler
12) Wormwood's Workshop, Part 2
13) Astral Traveler
01) Needle in a Slunk Stack
02) Interview With the Double Man
03) Carcass Cable
04) Next Stop, the Shell
05) Distilled Scalp
06) Furnace
07) Mego Frankenstein
08) Alpha Sea
09) Wormwood's Workshop, Part 1
10) Pythagorus Sled
11) Slunk Smuggler
12) Wormwood's Workshop, Part 2
13) Astral Traveler
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First Released
2009
Avant-Garde
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Rock/Pop
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Needle in a Slunk Stack is the twenty-sixth studio album by avant-garde guitarist Buckethead. It was announced on September 24, 2009 on TDRSMusic.com. Its name is a play on the popular saying "Needle in a Hay Stack".
It follows the style of Forensic Follies, as it uses a technique known as xenochrony which means he uses recycled beats and riffs from his previous albums, including Inbred Mountain, The Elephant Man's Alarm Clock, Slaughterhouse on the Prairie, and Island of Lost Minds. However, unlike Forensic Follies, in which even the drum tracks to previous songs are used, the songs on this album feature original drum tracks.
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Needle in a Slunk Stack is the twenty-sixth studio album by avant-garde guitarist Buckethead. It was announced on September 24, 2009 on TDRSMusic.com. Its name is a play on the popular saying "Needle in a Hay Stack".
It follows the style of Forensic Follies, as it uses a technique known as xenochrony which means he uses recycled beats and riffs from his previous albums, including Inbred Mountain, The Elephant Man's Alarm Clock, Slaughterhouse on the Prairie, and Island of Lost Minds. However, unlike Forensic Follies, in which even the drum tracks to previous songs are used, the songs on this album feature original drum tracks.
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