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| Category | Rock DVDs, Special Interest Movies, Music Video - Rock Videos, Music Video, Pop Music Videos, Music (General), Pop/Rock, Anime/Japanimation, Rock And Roll, Rock Bands, Heavy Metal, Rock Musicians, Guitarists, Guitars | | Starring | Buckethead |
This documentary invites viewers to explore the mystery that is Buckethead, including two complete concerts and on-the-road footage. This documentary invites viewers to explore the mystery that is Buckethead, including two complete concerts and on-the-road footage. Buckethead - Secret Recipe | List Price | $19.95 (You save $6.36) | | Studio | Media Blasters | | Orig Year | 2005 | | DVD Encoding | Region 1 | | All Time Sales Rank |  910  | | CD Universe Part number | 7008478 | | Catalog number | 606 | | Discs | 2 | | Release Date | Mar 14, 2006 | | Rating | Not Rated | | Running Time | 180 Minutes | | Movie Details | Color; 2-Disc Set |
Buckethead - Secret Recipe Movie Review Average Rating: (4.1 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews Buckethead fans, the wait is over!
This DVD is a little tricky to navigate, and most of the concert scenes aren't of the quality you might expect from a just released DVD. But it's full of the quirky humor and cool music I associate with Buckethead. The stuff from 1989 alone is worth the price, like the video he made for Guitar Player, where he displays amazing, jaw-dropping guitar and bass technique. Also full of the nunchuka and robotic moves he is famous for. The home movie stuff with his friends is pretty offbeat, but sometimes pretty funny. If you like Buckethead already, you'll love this DVD!
Submitted by Daniel (Seattle, WA, USA) 
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No 1 of 1 found this helpful.  Straight from the Bucket!!!
This is the DVD of MUSIC and insane art!! The only opportunity to meet full uniqness of Buckethead - the best musician on this planet.
Submitted by tadas (Vilnius, Lithuania)
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THIS IS ONLY FOR DIEHARD BUCKETHEAD FANS. THE CONCERT FOOTAGE WAS HORRIBLE TO SAY THE LEAST. OVERALL THE DVD IS DIFFICULT TO NAVIGATE THRU.
Submitted by RUSHKENNY (WEBSTER,TEXAS)
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Decent to Bad Quality, but fun to watch
First disc is pretty decent quality of a concert but you can easily find these clips on youtube, aswell as the other cd.
If you're looking to get the Action Figure that comes with this dvd don't count on it, this site only sells the bonus dvd with it contrary to Features section on this page.
Submitted by Brandon (Honolulu, Hawaii)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No Crappy quality, but a must have for BH fans
As RushKenny said, it's very difficult to navigate through this DVD
Sound quality is horrid and the DVD itself is rather buggy (random pausing on all machines)
The unmasking was pretty cool though (try to unmask him and the DVD fails, making you eject and install again)
Otherwise, it's Buckethead at his finest and a MUST HAVE for real BH fans..
Submitted by rickantonio (Jamaica, NYC)
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Buckethead - Secret Recipe DVD 2-Disc Set
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For a guy who takes his sartorial cues from teenage horror flicks (he plays onstage with a weird sort of hockey mask on his face), Buckethead sure does make pretty music. It was not always thus -- his work with Praxis, for example, has often been pretty challenging. But on this solo project, on which he plays both guitar and bass and is helped out on all tracks by drummer Brain, the material is surprisingly pleasant, bordering at times on the banal. Titles like "Hills of Eternity" and "Wishing Well" are something of a giveaway -- though Brain's beats are fairly funky (and DJ Disc throws in a bit of far-off turntable scratching on a few tracks), these compositions are mostly pretty contemplative, occupying a space just one step away from the new age section. That's not necessarily a bad thing, but there are a couple of problems: the first is that Buckethead is a lousy bass player. Like many guitarists, he seems to think that playing bass is simply a matter of hitting the root of the chord on the downbeat of the measure. A real bassist could have contributed enormously to the proceedings (as Bill Laswell does in his guest ...
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Superfreak guitarist Buckethead is known at least as much for his bizarre sartorial choices (his stage name comes from his penchant for wearing both a mask and a Kentucky Fried Chicken bucket on his head whenever appearing in public) as for his guitar playing, although taken as a whole, his music is actually quite a bit stranger and more original than his image. The bucket remains pretty much the same at all times, whereas his playing is all over the freaking place. With Praxis he contributed white-hot shards of speed metal to what was essentially a funk and dub project; he stuck to heavy rock & roll with a short-lived version of Guns N' Roses. But on his solo work, his approach is often much mellower and more approachable, at times approaching (though, thank heaven, never crossing over entirely into) the realms of the new age. Electric Tears is fairly typical in that regard. On this one he plays all the instruments himself, but the instruments are almost all guitar; each track consists of multi-tracked instruments, and most of them feature a minimum of harmonic movement, making for a pleasant, sometimes intriguing, but sometimes slightly tedious program. On the very pretty "All in the Waiting" he manages to draw quite a bit of musical interest out of an almost minimalist chordal structure, and his adaptation of Joaquín Rodrigo's "Concierto de Aranjuez" (the melody used by Miles Davis for his "Sketches ...
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