Colma
Buckethead · 1998
54 min · 13 tracks · funk · hard rock · progressive metal
A meditative blend of intricate guitar work and serene atmospheres that evoke introspection and tranquility.
Why this album works
'Colma' is notable for its critical acclaim within the avant-garde and experimental music scenes, often cited as a pioneering work that influenced many guitarists and composers in the genre. The album's unique blend of styles helped to establish Buckethead as a prominent figure in experimental music, further expanding his audience beyond metal and rock.
- Best for
- meditative moments for reflection wave-like pacing that ebbs introspective journeys through sound
- Context
- Released in 1998, 'Colma' was Buckethead's first solo album following his departure from the group Praxis. This release marked a significant shift towards more introspective and ambient soundscapes, showcasing his versatility as an artist beyond his virtuosic guitar skills honed during his early career.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Neil Young· Extreme· Ugly Kid Joe
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Whitewash 4:44
- 2 For Mom Standout 5:10
- 3 Ghost 5:28
- 4 Hills of Eternity Standout 5:06
- 5 Big Sur Moon 1:13
- 6 Machete 6:17
- 7 Wishing Well 4:02
- 8 Lone Sal Bug 5:31
- 9 Sanctum 3:41
- 10 Wondering 2:15
- 11 Watching the Boats With My Dad Standout 5:06
- 12 Ghost/Part 2 2:31
- 13 Colma 3:12
Reference: Wikipedia · MusicBrainz · Wikidata
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