Well after 4 years and legal wranglings and money situations a distributor has stepped to the plate. I was about to go buy one on EBAY (i dont think so that's expensive ha)
I hear there's 2 whole damn concerts on here too. I want to show this to others so they can

Scheduled for March 14th on the preorder at amazon yea:

Here's the specs:

For Immediate Release

SHRIEK SHOW REVEALS BUCKETHEAD’S SECRET RECIPE DVD ON MARCH 14, 2006!

(New York City) Media Blasters, Inc. and their Shriek Show label is proud to announce the exclusive North American DVD release of Buckethead’s SECRET RECIPE; a demented double-disc set featuring over 3 hours of mutant music, chromatic chills, thrills and unhinged humor! It’s a delirious, roller-coaster chronicle celebrating 13 years of the mysterious masked musician’s career and theme park antics. The Shriek Show DVD will street on March 14 2006 with an SRP of $19.98.

For the first time, the maximum security vaults at Bucketheadland are opened to reveal Buckethead’s most cherished home movies, live performances, rare music tracks, videos and surprise guests! You’ll experience his deepest, darkest obsessions, fears, joys and favorite toys!

Media Blasters is proud to continue its creative association with the multi-talented Buckethead that began in 2003 when he composed and performed the music score for FLESH FOR THE BEAST, a best selling horror DVD distributed by Media Blasters’ Shriek Show label.

For more information, please contact:
Media Blasters, Inc.
John Carchietta
212-868-0991 x229
johnc@media-blasters.com

For more information about Buckethead, please visit:
www.bucketheadland.com





Just putting good news for people who have been waiting for it. The only other way to get this DVD was limited sales at the last tour.

BTW Kalideoscalp...Crazy work this new dude on Drums he has been working with? "CRAZYYY AS HELL" (C) Dude on MadTV at the movies


Just to make it official

amazon preorder link:

http://www.amazon.com/gp/...ance&n=130
[Edited 12/26/05 17:01pm]

he's awesome

That mask is his crucifix though. He branded himself with it forever. Like ZZ Top and the Beards. Part of me thinks why that's why he will never obtain superstar musician status because he can never achieve that with the mask because it's off settling to so many people. And it doesn't help that it looks like Michael Myers sort of.

Oh well...at least he will put out records.

Trickology said:

doesn't matter anyway, people are not feeling true rock anymore.

Trickology said:

Buckethead has never really attempted to gain superstar status. Even the brief stint wit GnR was more of a short-term monetary gain than an attempt at stardom. Being able to just record whatever you want, and play whenever you want, with whoever you want is still a very rare thing in the music industry. Remember, Buckethead fought with Sony on what would have been his FIRST major label release (Giant Robot) over song content, which pretty much kept him out of the big leagues for years. Sony Japan released it, but it was kept out of the states until what, 2000 or so?

Anyway, this dvd is awesome! Well worth the big bucks on eBay, BUT it is also worth the wait. The 2 shows are great, but the all the other clips and history make this a phenomenal set.

Make sure to snatch up a copy of Inbred Mountain as well, if you get the chance. I beleive TDRSMusic might have (or be getting) some tour leftovers. Out of the 4 Buckethead releases that came out in the last quarter of this year (5 if you count the latest Cornbugs reissue) it is by far the best.

fuzzfacefrombboard said:

Yea, I need to get Inbred Mountain and Gorgone. It's a shame that Bootsy and Buckethead havent done a full length project since 1993. Yea I thought Enter the Chicken was light. I thought Serj was making his crossover Nu Metal album attempt at producing that. I really thought Kaleidoscalp was ill.

Matter of fact Im going to listen to Kaleidoscalp RIGHT now. I'm still hoping in 06 that Bootsy and Bucket decide to do something.


You know what would be one of the craziest joint ventures? If MF Doom and Buckethead were to do a project together. Because of the masks and the status they have. I dunno I just think it's a ill idea. I bet you MF Doom would do it in a heartbeat. Seems to me with the rise of Linkin Park and Jay Z and even Mike Shinoda. Just seems to me timing is right for that kind of union where 5 years ago it wouldn't have been possible. Maybe Mike Shinoda could produce it. I think I will post that up on B Board at the home site.
[Edited 12/27/05 0:41am]

Can't wait!!!!! There's cool peformance of Buck doin' Hendrix's "Machine Gun" on 'youtube.com" ..Amazing.

SPYZFAN1 said:

whoaaaa wheres the link to that shit? i will go find it!

he did some work with Serj from SOAD. I still haven't heard it yet. I hope it's better than that mess SOAD has out now.

AnckSuNamun said:

I do not like this album that Serj produced. I like about 3 tracks. For some reason Serj picked alot of these Nu metal vocalists. The best contribution was with this arabic singer named Azeem Ali and this other female vocalist. There's something about Nu metal. Their distortion and their dynamics and chord changes are all the freaking same. It's just so generic and mundane. It's like listening to one bad horror movie music soundtrack.