I named my cat Praxis six years ago.😊

Great Cigar show!

The only movie where the prostitute enjoyed sex more than the john. Pretty funny.

What a pessimistic mother fucker. He was 42 here. Talk like one. You talk aggressively to people with your dumb emotions. You’re just gonna turn majority of people off. People don’t like to be yelled at. Even people who like extreme music heavy music and art and films and other arts and film don’t like to be yelled at and preached at like Farrakahn does to his cult member minions.

I'm gonna go smoke a cigar, smoke a cigar

Hey Chance, are you still around?

This was a great doc

😮😮 the man himself 😮😮

I remember a lot of people saying that Buckethead was Paul Gilbert but turned out to some tall, nerdy kid from Huntington Beach who shreds on guitar!!! Brian Carroll.

My Dad is Jamaican and goes by a pet name. He only learned his real name when, aged 11, he found a birth certificate with his surname and date of birth but a different first name. He thought he must have had a twin brother who died and was kept secret... My grandma said "No! That's your name!" 😂

I'm sorry, but I'd rather have a Dominican grown from Cuban seed over a pure Cuban. The commie gov of Cuba ruined cigars, IMHO.

"Kim" was a Hotty

lol I close my eyes and I just hear the ultimate bubbling sensation.

I can’t believe he was so talented being so young. True born music genius

Praxis is so tasty!!!🔥🔥🔥

is this satire?

コイーバはタイノ族。彼らに敬意を払い、祈る魂が必要である。

キューバ、ニカラグア、ドミニカ、ホンジュラス。本来マヤやアステカのものであり、未だにハバノスSAに支配されているのが残念でならない。

トリニダード、バルタガスが最高。

Great documentary

Look it’s PINCH behind buckethead

“Smoking cigars is like falling in love. First, you are attracted by its shape; you stay for its flavor, and you must always remember never, never to let the flame go out!" -Winston Churchill

Such clean, simple, strong play- like a road for the rest of his band. The road..

Brain sucks big time. ain't loose enuf, too stiff for this kinda music. worst drummer Primus ever had

Cigars are truly a modern phenomenon. They carry a lot of rustic tradition but, are still somehow timeless and relevant. They make a statement but, teach you subtlety in conversations. And when you go places where its still welcomed as a pastime you are also welcomed by great people.

This is the Cheesiest Cigar Documovie I have ever seen!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

𝓟𝓸𝓵𝓲𝓽𝓮 𝓢𝓸𝓬𝓲𝓮𝓽𝓵𝓮 𝓖𝓻𝓮𝓪𝓽

Such a gentleman of leisure.

anyone know the jazz music at @22:40

Man or robot? Machine or sentient being? No one knows for sure. He's simply called Buckethead (for the Kentucky Fried Chicken bucket 🪣 on his "head"). Which raises another conundrum: is he really into the secret recipe; or is it a mockery of meat consumption, in favor of vegetarianism- or even Veganism! But I digress; whatever he is, he is godlike at the manipulation of electric guitar 🎸 strings. Someone has programed him for perfection and insanity. Buckethead- guitar Bill Laswell- bass Brain- drums DJ Disk- records, effects Praxis is back

The stretching strap Bucket 🪣 🤣 has is hysterical. 🎉 🎸 Bill is playing some righteous Bootsy rubber bass 🔊

48:58 the Indian portrait to the left of him is of the upper Creek chief Opothleyahola. He and my ancestor the lower Creek chief William McIntosh were enemies.

I had this on VHS in the late 80s his Ronnie Scott gig from 1985

Fast forward I wanna know how many of those have issues with cigars today(aka enemies of pleasure).

I’m not a ritual cigar smoker, but I smoked a cigar recently on vacation on a private beach by a house I was staying at, when the sun was setting, only me on the beach. I smoked a Ashton toro, had a beach chair, cold bev and some music. Lemme tell ya, the ambiance, the cigar itself, etc. it felt like the world just drifted right on by. It doesn’t get much better than that!

I’m a Texan, my father was too, but he got in some trouble, and fled the country when I was real young. When I was a bit older, 14 - 15 yo, I knew he was laying low in Nicaragua. So I flew down to meet him, pretty much for the first time. We got Cuban cigars quite easily down there, and that was my first cigar.

DELIGHTFUL interview with a fellow Pennsylvanian. I wonder if he had every been in a coal mine; I was in one when I was a kid. It was very dark. Didn't stay in there for very long.

The band following that improvised riff at 1:00:20 is really impressive

The ties and chairs in this documentary are just outstanding.

Buhaina was one of the greatest bandleaders in jazz. He created a band sound that influenced so many bands and artists. So many of the greatest talents in jazz came through his band which was an institution. Art Blakey & the Jazz Messengers helped nurture and create more leaders in the jazz world than practically anyone. My favorite is still the great first band with Kenny Dorham, Hank Mobley, Doug Watkins and Horace Silver. I'm very glad I got to hear Art play many times. A true jazz giant and a very humble and modest person who had immense respect and love for those masters who came before him like Sid Cattlett and Chick Webb.

<3

If you don't mind me asking, What year was he interviewed for this❓

is that Pinchface back there?

Simply a master. RIP.

The same thing could be said about Hip Hop. Hip Hop lost its soul a long time ago.

All the women in this show have an issue with cigars because it’s something guys enjoy. Typical

Sorvino was a interesting dude to say the least

I was a kid in middle school when this came out. Now I'm a cigar enthusiast. Fun film. When I think of cigar smokers, in think of George Burns.

It’s funny to see some people who know so much about cigars and so many who know jack shit at the same time in the same film

1:05 “keep smoking everything in moderation”, truer words have never been spoken.