A.C. Slater

Have you read the Dark Tower books or IT? I really loved IT, and the DK books are one of my favorite series. I also loved 'Salems Lot, it discussed how religion is worthless without faith, and it really makes the Horror interesting.

Anyone here like Stephen King...? Just wondering, I feel like discussing him..

Dude, you guys aren't real Tool fans. Real Tool Fans hate all their albums and don't listen to any other Tool song that's been liked by more then 15 people.

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Don't post if you don't have anything to add please, it's considered spam and spamming is against the rules. Also, I agree with SOLANUM. If someone listens to a band in guitar hero, and they like the band now and want to get into them, isn't that a GOOD thing? I mean, they get to listen to new, better music, and they get to enjoy guitar Hero. It seems win-win to me.

Arnie's Age of Conan>Any movie that has come out ever fact!

Totally, thanks for pretty much getting rid of any credibility you have after that comment. Seriously, I haven't even played Guitar Hero II before(started my rhythm gaming career with Rock Band, then bought GHIII), and even if I did, it wouldn't matter, because I didn't even reference GH2 or Jordon at all. Please, give it up and just admit you haven't listened to Buckethead at all and can't base an opinion on him.

Pearl Jam Smashing Pumpkins Rage Against the Machine N.W.A Primus Top 4. Also, RHCP was started in 1983... But I named Primus, so I can't say anything... also... U5tXCm2lNno Favorite Pearl Jam song/one of my favorite 90's songs.

I don't know how to explain it. I guess it's just the meaning behind the songs that makes me see him playing with passion. Like for songs titled "For Mom" or "I love my Parents", it just seems those songs mean something to him, and he's playing for them. Also, even though I used emotion to describe him in the first post(I still stick by that), if you don't think he's emotional, he's still one of the greatest guitarists of all time.

Sorry to not comment, but the guys making comments like "lolz buckethead" or "jimi hendrix is teh bestest evar" seriously have not listened to buckethead. Also, for the 40 album thing, yes I have listened to every song(not in a way I can name most of them, but in a way that I just put it on and let it go). I really think there isn't any "low quality" songs on his discography. Also, this happened over the course of months, not just "one day I decided to download his stuff, and the next hour I loved him...". Finally, David Gilmour is not even close to the best guitarist of all time, or Eric Clapton. Do you guys know who Steve Vai is if Buckethead is too abstract?

Yeah....should of seen it coming. Ah well, please don't lock it yet...I think we stopped the argument for now... Edit- Yes I know it's both our faults...

Ok, Rush is, has been, and always will be my favorite band. I grew up listening to Rush, I've been to 2 of their concerts(both were from Snakes and Arrows, just because I wasn't alive 34 years ago). I love Alex Lifeson. He is easily my second favorite guitarist(my favorite is Brian May actually...). But I'm just saying, Buckethead is a better "technically" at guitar. He can play things Alex can't(from what we've seen of Alex, he IS in a band, and he has to write and play to the songs, not like Buckethead who does everything alone). I like pretty much every Rush album more then I like any Buckethead album, but I still admit Buckethead is one of the best guitarists(better then Hendrix ever was, same with Jimmy Page, both of these guys were amazing at their time, but people expand and learn new ways of doing things) of all time. Also, 2112(album and song...)>any Buckethead song/album