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Pike #27: Halls of Dimension Now we’re really getting somewhere. Halls of Dimension is a lot more of the Buckethead that I really like. It also has a lot of surprises up its sleeve. With opening track “McDougal Street”, you get seven minutes of really fun bluesy playing that sets you up for an...

1. The Chemical Wedding 2. Powerslave 3. Brave New World 4. Somewhere in Time 5. Accident of Birth

See, this is why we always have problems. The Chemical Wedding is a runaway contender for the best album ever. :ninja:

Happy @Mosh day, Birth!

The hair band match is super tough. Not for Lixx, I mean. Boring-ass song, should've skipped it on my playlist, waste of four minutes and this round is already long enough. No, it's super tough for Tesla and Ratt, because both of these songs are pretty much my favorites from the two bands...

I agree yeah. The thing with BNW and VXI is that logically I can note the similarities between the albums, but when I listen to them it’s night and day for a variety of reasons (and I just like BNW more anyhow). I think if they framed it right TAATG could be a fun concert inclusion. You just...

I always say that it depends on how the repetition is used, and whether I end up liking it or not will always be subjective. I like TAATG, and I’m fine with the repeats during the first section, but in the outro it does get a bit much. There’s not enough going on extra. Meanwhile I love how...

And Killers isn’t one of them. A lot of those NWOBHM bands disappeared after one or two albums, and Killers is the one that feels most like one of those rough NWOBHM acts that was aight but didn’t have what it took to take off. If they hadn’t started switching gears and releasing the much more...

Ferocity maybe but not refinement. It’s rough stabs covered in hi tech production, but it’s a sham job, a real sham job. When you was a kid back in the ‘80s maybe it was the hottest thing this side of the equator, but me, I can hear the entire history of music on a fuckin’ phone, so I says, fuck...

I feel like someone’s brain is imploding with this comment.

I’ll have to listen to it again later.

@JudasMyGuide I’ll go into more detail later but the Steinman Aficionados of Forum Dot MaidenFans Dot Com enjoyed “The Seven Angels”. Although we have to say that it’s for other reasons than sounding like Steinman, which we did not really pick up on.

I know you’re talking about the GOP base and general election electability but I can’t read this line without thinking, “Less baggage, yeah, aside from turning Florida into the Fourth Reich.” How did I miss this debate? At least last time I was in Germany, so I had an excuse lol. I need to keep...

Pike #22: Sphere Facade I’m just jumping straight back in where I left off three(?) years ago, which is a blessing and a curse - a blessing in that I can devote time to just listening to new Bucket albums without slogging back through all the ones I already heard once; and a curse because not...

Sure thing.

This is what you said: 1) KK’s Priest is legally not Judas Priest, but it is KK’s attempt at creating his own version of Judas Priest. Yes, I know that it’s not legitimate — if you show up to a KK’s Priest concert you know it’s KK’s Priest and not the real deal Judas Priest — but if you want...

He said it’s not part of the Soloworks album art — the vinyl box set Bruce released a few years ago. As you’ll notice, there’s no M here. But come on guys, “M” clearly stands for “Mandrake” because the album is called The MANDRAKE Project, put the tinfoil away.

Happy birthday!

You’re all that I want When you’re lying here in my arms I’m finding it hard to believe You’re a mandrake

Legitimate or not, it is his attempt at a continuation of Judas Priest under his direction. And it sucks ass.