Buckethead – From The Coop

Tracklist

1	Disembodied Part 1	3:27
2	Disembodied Part 2	4:44
3	Hog Bitch Stomp	0:36
4	Malagueňa Written-By – Tárrega*	1:54
5	Space Mountain	3:10
6	Excerpt 1	1:39
7	Excerpt 2	0:52
8	Excerpt 3	0:37
9	Excerpt 4	0:54
10	Eraserhead	2:31
11	La Grima Written-By – Sor*	1:51
12	Funk Tune	3:50
13	Funkin' Freak	2:23
14	Hog Bitch Stomp	1:25
15	Return Of Agustus Gloop	4:32
16	Malagueňa Written-By – Tárrega*	1:56
17	Lunartics	0:51
18	Scapel Sled	2:46
19	Scraps	2:33

Demos recorded in 1988 by a young Buckethead.

Booklet:
Ⓒ 2008 Katella Music (BMI)
Tray insert:
Ⓒ 2008 Avabella Productions

	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
New Submission	From The Coop (Cassette, Test Pressing)	Not On Label	none	US	2000
New Submission	From The Coop (CD, Album)	Avabella Productions	CD-321	US	2008
Recently Edited	From The Coop (CD, Album, Reissue)	Avabella Productions	AVABELLA CD-321	US	Unknown
New Submission	From The Coop (CD, Album)	Avabella Productions	AVABELLA CD-321	US	Unknown

frankie-q Jul 20, 2020
Edited 3 years ago
Absolutely fantastic . Buckethead's elementary book.
Thanks lunarp for a great review !
lunarp Mar 25, 2008
These are the first known recordings by Buckethead. He recorded them using a small, portable multi-track recorder in 1988. His engineer was John Edmonds.

The sound quality has been professionally restored by audio engineer Ken Hood.

As for the music, it's just incredible to hear how imaginitive and broad his musical talents were when Buckethead was still so young. He covers a wide range of styles in this album including; metal, rock, acoustic, country, spanish, shred and funk.
It includes some tracks which went on to be classics such as Hog Bitch Stomp and Scraps as well as many enjoyable, never-heard-before tunes. I'd say my favourite tacks are Disembodied part 2 and Return of Agustus Gloop as they contain very catchy, melodic riffs as well as ear blistering solos.

Personally, I'd say this is a must for any Big B fan! The sound quality is absolutely fine and does not affect the listening at all. If you're new to Buckethead I wouldn't recommend this as a starting point.

Thanks to Jas Obrecht for producing this for us!