A Guy Wearing a Chicken Bucket Ripped The Hardest Solo In Guitar Hero (The Fact Fiend Band)

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Original Article:
www.trueachievements.com/a177...
Sources:
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Clips:
Guitar Hero 2 Jordan Expert 100% FC (2013)
• Guitar Hero 2 Jordan E...
Attack on Titan (2013 - 2023)
Images:
Box Art for Guitar Hero (2005)
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[@Noone-jn3jp]

MoFo comes from the land of Metal and didn’t know who Ozzy is? Turn in your accent please

[@FactFiend]

We literally call him a legend in the video? The f**k you on about?

[@alexthebat9012]

Pin of shame

[@Noone-jn3jp]

@@FactFiend this is the highest compliment I’ve ever received, specifically at 1:53 Karl talks about one genre of music then describes his first experience hearing Ozzy and was shocked, I assumed metal was a class in primary school

[@alexthebat9012]

@@Noone-jn3jp Are you mental? In what fucking universe would kids be taught about metal in primary school?

[@churrgee3675]

@@Noone-jn3jp So , what part does Karl say he doesn't know who Ozzy is ? 😂😂

[@ZaestraXD]

As someone who has seen both Buckethead and DragonForce live, it's insane how fast their hands actually move but it's definitely real.

[@dbspaceoditty]

yeh, especially because the hardest part of through the fire and flames is literally a piano part......

[@Mr.2Dirty]

Them dudes got fingers gifted from Jesus himself.

[@Symb10nt]

At least buckethead can play his songs live. dragonforce miss so many notes live

[@dbspaceoditty]

@@Symb10nt and the hard part of the songss in guitar hero are literally a keyboard not even on guitar

[@dbspaceoditty]

@@somebodysthrowaway ehhhh, maybe released works.... no way hes written more than bowie or prince.

[@Interrobang212]

Buckethead is such a fascinating individual. I've seen him play live 3 times, one with That One Guy. One time he pulled out a sack full of toys and started handing them to the audience. My friend got a nutcracker bobblehead.

[@teanobeano6838]

If you don't have a mini KFC bucket taped on that bobblehead, then DO IT!

[@realdoogie]

I also saw him with That One Guy! My friend got a Farm Animal sticker book from the toy bag!

[@bugcatcherjoey3848]

I also saw him with "That One Guy" he's the dude who plays an upright bass right? I saw them like...damn ,16 years ago or something

[@csalazar1230]

He actually does that at a lot of shows. They are gifts his fans actually send to him, then he re-gifts them out to his fans.

[@brennanlable]

I got a Tamagachi at the Neptune in Seattle!

[@ryurc3033]

Bucket head, early slipknot, early kiss, they all had the right idea... When you take off the mask/makeup you can still go to the store. The effects boards for guys like Steve Vai, Joe Satriani, and bucket head look like controls for a spaceship.

[@Lyander25]

The moment I saw "chicken bucket" and "guitar" I knew what this was gonna be about and I jumped to watch this on my desktop lmao. The dude's got so much music out it'd be impossible to properly digest the lot of it. His Giant Robot NTT stuff is well worth checking out though.

[@dirkz.duggitz1567]

Buckethead is a legend among legends. All I needed was bucket n I was hooked

[@Lyander25]

@@dirkz.duggitz1567 man you had to comment right as I was hungry. A bucket of KFC would not be remiss right now haha

[@MikeVoss]

There's a podcast with two guys who are trying to listen to each of his albums

[@Lyander25]

@@MikeVoss I lost track of how many albums he's released to date but I imagine that's a long running podcast of they're giving each piece its due! Any chance you might recall the title of the podcast in case my googling turns nothing up? 😁

[@Big_Human]

Yeah the world not ready Already experienced this is 2007

[@Azza-qu4qq]

your first video on buckethead from a couple years ago actually is the thing that got me listening to buckethead, who as you can probably tell from my profile pic, is my favourite musician now

[@drearmouse9510]

Hell yeah. Long live the Bucket!

[@Dante7Creed]

That's dope! Bringing in new fans

[@likecrazyhorse]

Colonel Claypool's Bucket of Bernie Brains is a band with Les Claypool, Buckethead and Bernie Worrell. Got to see them live at the first Bonnaroo. Absolute monsters of rock/funk

[@nodiggity9472]

Les Claypool is the Frank Zappa of Bass.

[@splazbee]

I started listening to Buckethead after watching one of the previous videos you made on him. I introduced my dad to his music and he loved it. It was one of the last things we shared before he passed away. Thank you everyone on the team for letting me have those moments 🙏

[@ACheapLemon]

When comparing Through the Fire and Flames to Jordan, it's good to keep in mind that GH2's engine is significantly harder to hit notes in than GH3's. GH2 has a smaller hit window, a limit to how fast you can strum lower than the game's frame rate, and there's a whole bunch of other technical stuff like GH3's infinite front-end and whatnot that makes playing songs on GH3 a much easier experience Granted TTFAF is still hard as balls, and a lot of other songs are strong contenders for being "the hardest GH song" like Operation Ground and Pound, The Devil Went Down to Georgia, Black Widow of La Porte, Eruption, etc. and there's a difference between being difficult to pass and difficult to full combo, where songs like I'm the One by Van Halen are notably busted, but none are really boosted by engine shenanigans quite like GH2 without being *solely* difficult due to the engine like the aforementioned Bark at the Moon in GH1 which is known to be absurdly hard due to GH1's broken HOPO mechanic even though the song itself is quite tame

[@bigstopowens]

i was about to comment this, gh2s engine was way worse and did make songs harder by default. so having said that jordan and ttfaf about equal if played on there respective platforms. i haven't played much gh after the metalica one though so there could be more songs to add to the list

[@yeszoplusfriends]

@@bigstopowens GH2's engine was *harder* not worse. Arguably GH2 had the most consistant and satisfying engine in the series, 2nd if we count RB2 to be a part of the series as well. There's a reason so many players still play on GH2 and RB2 and there's a reason MiloHax made GH2DX and RB2DX.

[@fosterdawson7339]

Don’t forget Trogdor on NTSC (PAL?)

[@EmApex]

@@fosterdawson7339 NTSC yeah, it's easier on PAL because the FPS is lower (don't ask me how that works, I forget the technical reason)

[@fosterdawson7339]

@@EmApex I know either ettienne or abyssoft made a video on it

[@Turvy-]

So im like 90% sure you can play the gh games on twitch BUT you should look into clone hero, a free clone of the game that you can get tens of thousands of customs for.

[@MikeVoss]

Bump

[@ArgonBlargh]

I was just about to comment this. Clone Hero is a godsend for guitar hero fans

[@randyisyou]

You can play it however you can’t make vods or clips I believe

[@ArgonBlargh]

@@randyisyou you can't make vods or clips of copyrighted material. There's tons of custom content tho so it can be avoided

[@jakejennings6534]

Hi Fact Fiend Crew there could be a universal music license available which should let you have guitar hero on a stream and some of them are free for like 30 days

[@Alex-bs4md]

I've seen Buckethead live a few times and yes he will usually take a break from playing to swing nunchucks to Skrillex

[@alexfsayshi5279]

I’m a simple person. I see Karl and Guitar Hero and I click.

[@jorgetellez2495]

Many years ago when I discovered Buckethead by accident his music blew my mind so hard I couldn't believe music like that existed, like in his Pike #11, such a combination of sounds and a whole concept around it, then something totally different like the album Population Override or Albino Slug. His music is so vast and different, the techniques he created, the abilities and creativity... Needless to say he is may favorite guitarist.

[@Slattmyg]

My dad introduced me to buckethead when I was like 6 ish and I thought he was terrifying Bc of his inhuman like energy being such a large (mans is like 6’2 if not more) intimidating man with a chicken bucket on his head always reminded me of Michael Myers and he showed me his music and he instantly gained my respect and became the best guitarist ever to live in my head and still is nobody can put shred buckethead it’s just unheard of

[@colinschoenwald5025]

9:50 it reached an album every day at one point. He would just belt out pikes like a madman and nobody cared to stop him. Pikes 132-249 were all released in 2015

[@bullet4myex187]

God I remember the first time I cleared Jordan on expert. I literally spent months playing it all day with the sound going through my stereo speakers, my family hated me so much that summer lmao. My best friend and I were in a competition to see who could be it first and then who could get the highest score. It’s still such a great memory and is also what introduced me to the legend that is bucket head. He then immediately became one of the few artists that I will love until I die, all thanks to guitar hero. I also learned to mod and run custom guitar hero tracks on ps2 just to play even harder bucket head songs, which also led me to learning more about taking electronics apart and modding them. So many skills learned because of that game and that one song. 😁

[@c0ntrolledchaos]

This man solely inspired me to play guitar, been playing for 13 years now. He truly is a mad lad with countless albums. Saw him live 3 times, he even gave me a toy from his collection during one of the shows

[@BizarroJoe]

I was very fortunate to see Primus in high school and opening up for them were Buckethead who put on a wild fucking show. He'd loop shit on his machines and then put instruments down and then just go fucking bust out some nunchucks. Ah, and the other opening band was Incubus right about the time Pardon Me was hitting big. But man, Buckethead was unforgettable.

[@kernelpickle]

Jordan is the reason I installed a killswitch on one of my guitars. I only ever managed to learn how to play the funky intro riff, because it’s surprisingly easy if you have a killswitch. It’s like the Edge’s guitar playing, in the sense that it sounds more complicated than it really is. If you play guitar and never played with a killswitch, I highly recommend it. It’s way more fun than a whammy bar.

[@CaptianBastard7]

Saw buckethead live in 2019....it was hands down the best show I've ever been to!

[@rod99ttett90]

I agree with what Karl said at 3:28 Games can affect people. The darksouls series for example, people said that Game helped them with depression. There's some videos on KZbin about that.

[@Hardyz001]

This video just hit me with a wave of nostalgia to remembering breaking out the Les Paul Controller from GH3 and playing GH2 exclusively to killswitch tap the Jordan Intro ( You could also strum play with the D-pad on it which served as the makeshift killswitch gimmick) and the weeks spent trying to just clear it as a beginner on Expert. Getting that "Kick the Bucket" achievement was satisfying as a kid.

[@SomeStaleBread]

I wish I had gotten into guitar hero. My older brother literally never let me play the guitar and only let me play the drums, not even once. And before I was even old enough to understand what was going on my parents got rid of our Wii, because "videogames are evil" (and cause violence and all that other bullshit). I'm waiting till the day that I'm not poor and can buy a second hand Wii from EB Games and the guitar off eBay or something and get into it and try and reclaim a childhood that was (honestly probably) stolen from me

[@nickolaswilcox425]

try thrift shops, you can find the controllers tossed in with toys for dirt cheap, the wii, well good luck on that they do show up from time to time but arent as frequent a show and usually priced somewhere in the range of 50-90usd, not sure how applicable this is in your area given your mention of eb games but its how i got my setup together, ps2 is also a good target for this though since the ps2 controllers seem to be more common and the consoles are a lot more common or at least were last i checked

[@MorganUmbra]

Smaller used game stores usually have them, I got a full rockband 3 kit for the 360 for less than $200 us at one!

[@Phuzzi]

Fuck yeah, guitar hero \m/ I stream Clone Hero (PC fanmade version) on twitch occasionally without issue, but I'm just a small fry affiliate so it's different I would assume.

[@assero000]

I love the idea of the "forgotten fact fiend"with commentary Hell yeah

[@buddymurphy940]

Buckethead is my favorite guitarist, and I'm so glad that you guys appreciate him as much as I do. He's just fucking incredible.

[@lefthandedscout9923]

Clone Hero can be streamed perfectly fine with the insane plethora of charts for songs made by the community (including EVERY song from EVERY Guitar Hero game!) and features a drums beta so you can actually have a band experience. You can even play online coop nowadays!

[@jakobwolfe6551]

For me nothing will ever top Zach Wilde playing behind his back casually in a supermarket parking lot. Randy Rhoades will forever be my favorite guitar player, but that was crazy to see.

[@CowardlyViking]

Cliffs of Dover is still my favourite guitar track of all time. Never knew it existed before GH 3

[@Level3Lifestyle]

Big B really is a whole level of his own. We share the same birthday and watching him for a birthday show and getting on stage was.. weird and wild! He definitely puts on the act for his persona though; he doesn't care about working with famous people as much as just making music. I would definitely argue he deserves a much longer video of fun facts!

[@stephenmacdonald5597]

For the past 2 days I’ve watched your older bucket head video and started getting into his music. Now you post a new video about him. Stop reading my mind

[@GhostedJackal]

Ah, this brings back memories. Guitar Hero 2 was my introduction to Buckethead and shredding in general. I used to be obsessed with his music, and Soothsayer and Nottingham Lace are still two of my favorite solos of all time.

[@fragbaitbeta]

Fact fiend - gotta pay themm bills. Side channel - I'm gonna do some weird shit!!

[@matanui232]

thank you for shouting out your other channel- instant sub, that sounds great!

[@grinreaperoftrolls7528]

This channel is single-handedly responsible for exposing me to so much culture. Thank you all for doing what you do. Edit: for example, I binged Futurama because you spoke so highly of it, and it is one of my favorite shows now

[@BlueZoooMedia]

This is a rare thing for me to do but because of this video I started to listen to Buckethead a bit here and there but I decided I go in pretty much blind and see Buckethead live. I just saw him in Boston and I can confidently saying that man was simultaneously the coolest and strangest guitarist Ive heard in literally the best way possible.

[@PaulGuy]

There's an old Primus concert video where Primus is playing whatever song, and Buckethead just wanders out on stage with nunchucks and does his thing during their song. He's so weird and awesome.

[@McCarlKnoxville]

I would absolutely LOVE to see the fact fiend crew play guitar hero!! Figure that out!! Great content!

[@ActualPrey]

Guitar Hero 3 was the reason I found QOTSA. That spun off into Them Crooked Vultures, Kyuss…..

[@nodiggity9472]

Buckethead is legend. He plays a lot with Les Claypool from Primus.

[@nut4663]

As a dark souls fan this is true

[@hiroprotagonist6852]

Buckethead always orders his chicken SHREDDED!…….. I’ll see myself out….

[@TheL0rd0fSpace]

I listened to rock/metal music for as long as I can remember, because my dad played it in the car when he drove me places. Genuinely couldn't imagine the idea of never having heard the genre.

[@botionsar329]

You can stream Guitar Hero on Twitch just so that any VODs uploaded on Twitch has the audio muted of the music. OBS has a feature that allows you to mute the game audio but not the mic audio

[@righty-o3585]

Between writing, playing, recording and editing. There is no way somebody can make a full length album every week. No way

[@dariosantacruz]

The way Carl describes learning about Rock and metal sounds like the origin story of Richmond’s love for goth subculture in The IT Crowd 😅

[@willsintheair]

Woah... I loved Jordan in GH2 and it turned me into a Buckethead fan but I have to admit I've always assumed the title was referencing the country of Jordan until you posted that cover image. I feel dumb at the moment but it's the first time I've felt this way watching this channel and likely won't be the last.

[@realdoogie]

Fun fact! Buckethead has a band with Bill Moseley, who is in character as Chop Top from Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2. They're called Cornbugs, and they're batshit insane.

[@TheRandist]

Not gonna lie. My gateway to rock and metal was seeing Lordi play Hard Rock Hallelujah live on Eurovision in 2006 and I am not ashamed of that fact xD

[@MikeVoss]

They're alright, poor man's gwar tho

[@ozo998]

Yeah no Buckhead is actually a _terrifyingly_ good guitarist. My favorite guitarist will always be Angel Vivaldi. But there's something so chaoticly accurate about the way Buckethead plays. Yeah, terrifying is the only way I can describe it

[@oops6876]

Karl talking loudly upset my cat enough to attack me for the first time in 12 years while petting him. Thanks Karl.

[@TonyOnions666]

I've seen Buckethead in concert. One of the greatest shoes I've ever seen he played for 5 hours.

[@chin70]

Another way to do the killswitch trick without having one is if you have a guitar with separate volume knobs for the pickups (like a Les Paul that Buckethead uses), turn one all the way down and switch between the pickups on the beat (yes, I know most other guitarists probably know this already but this is for those who don’t).

[@Zeydarchist]

I got into Buckethead like... '09???a partner I was with at the time introduced me to his music and when my iPod died I neglected to backup his music... 😭 This absolutely reminded me to actually look up and appreciate the insanely skilled bucketman once again 🐔🪣 hearing that first little riff of Jordan sent me right back though, damn.

[@Spider_Punk]

Chris Turner the drummer for Oceans Ate Alaska records his parts in one go. He’s one of the best drummers alive. Guys not even human. Recommend listening to his drum videos on KZbin. Mental

[@thedman-zx1ip]

He also usually has chicken bones in the bucket. This dude rips crazy guitar solos that would make Steve Vai faint all while his hair is getting covered in chicken bone juice. Absolute legend

[@caseycarson9418]

I love guitar hero so much but I'm really bad at it. Glad to see Karl cover it in an article and a video!

[@Maddhatter22694]

I grew up with guitar hero and punk/metal fans for parents prior so i love it still and miss it dearly.

[@TildaM1994]

My parents left me a boombox in my room as a kid and i learned how to work it as a toddler because I hated the quiet. I used to channel surf and according to my parents my two favourite styles for bedtime were either classical or heavy metal/rock. It continued being my bedtime routine until i was around 8 or 9 and got a tv in my room then i started leaving my tv on for sound instead of radio lol as a teen I actually willingly got rid of my tv and went back to just music though classical was not seen on rotation anymore sadly. Will say over the past two years I have started adding in folk music and classical into my music mix again lol All that being said my introduction to metal was so young I don't even remember it but I do remember how awesome guitar hero was. Sad you guys can't stream it due to copyright would be a blast to watch

[@Mrpancake72]

Man Jake E Lee is amazing. The whole cd with Bark at the Moon is amazing. If he didn't have a whammy bar he would just bend the neck of the guitar to get the howl

[@kerrygore6211]

Hey there, I hope somebody has mentioned Clone Hero for PC, you can get all tracks from all guitar hero, rock band, rock revolution, and similar games. You can find tracks that are copyright free to play on stream.

[@dylanwax7756]

That edit of Attack on Titan with Buckethead is legit terrifying.

[@Cuiasodo]

Guitar Hero helped me find so much good music. I remember playing one song in 3 that I really liked, forgot about for awhile and then heard on Pandora. It was Knights of Cydonia, which then caused me to make a Pandora station around that song and quickly caused Muse to become my favorite band.

[@danielboll52]

I think the dark souls comment is a good mention. I’m a huge fan, beaten all the games and what not, multiple times over. If you read the lore and stuff, and realize the actions you’re taking? Holy hell is it beautiful

[@Hamisback]

You could do the new trick people are doing on twitch which is have a side channel for the game audio that isn't captured in the VOD but does play during the live stream, as it's the VOD that usually gets flagged for DMCA and not the live stream

[@EnriqueReta25]

I haven't even seen the video and I already liked it, its Buckethead I already know it's a good video 🤘

[@landsky50]

I have been listening to Metal, Rock, Classic Rock, and any other music my whole life, it might have been my bed time music.

[@HaloMillennium]

You guys can stream Guitar Hero and Rock Band on Twitch for sure without worrying about copyright strikes. VoDs will be muted for some songs but for the most part you won't get struck or anything. Guitar Hero/Rock Band is considered as a musical performance, so it skirts the line a bit; that's why you can still watch people play Clone Hero to this day

[@queenannsrevenge100]

The man who bit the head off of a live bat, says “sorry, mate, you’re just too weird for me.”

[@skittlesryan7862]

One possibility for streaming rockband (and I admit I may be wrong) might be to do it over discord. It would limit who could be on, but I don't think they scan those channels for that kind of thing

[@ThePhengophobe]

That's spooky, my computer turned off right after Karl said you can unplug your guitar.

[@StrangeRealitiesNStardustWaves]

For the guitar hero band copywrite woes, using a sacrificial channel to test out what can be done was exactly what I was thinking, you could make a throw away KZbin and twitch channel, then do a couple test runs and to be ultra safe if those go well, use them for stuff that you're not sure about in the future, could be called test fiend or something, then once you figure out your system, do a similar thing like you did for untitled side channel and shill fest where you give a heads up to when you'll be doing that stuff so people know where to go

[@brentatbluenovaproductions2136]

As a Yankee fan of the channel, I'm assuming "Chav Music" (apologies if my American ears butchered Karl's accented pronunciation) refers to what we'd call Pop/R&B hits, aka mass produced by producer committee music where the music theory is led by marketing types.... But, absoutely brilliant video. Though classifying Axel Rose as a Diva is a bit of an understatement. He's known as the biggest man-child in metal music who will rage like a toddler, feet-stamping and screaming at the floor while crying included.

[@928952]

Back in 2015 I saw a Buckethead that one guy and the Frankenstein Brothers in concert at the Granada down in Dallas and Buckethead and that one guy did a duet it was f****** sick

[@nodiggity9472]

He's like some unearthly cross between Slash, Cher, and Slenderman.

[@johnweber80]

I hate the fact I wouldn't have been able to name the song or artist, but I knew exactly which riff the video was about. All because I remember watching my dad play GH2, and even sang along to the songs I knew.

[@DonalvonGriffyn]

I'm in favor of the sacrificial channel idea. Start up half a dozen of them and let them fall like burner phones in a modern spy flick.

[@familyfyood7493]

I stream a bit of guitar hero on Twitch and they way to get around copyright or DMCA is to turn off the game track in the VOD. In OBS (has to be OBS, not streamlabs) You are able to choose which audio sources get saved into the VOD and if you untick the box that's used by VODS but keep stream audio going, you can't get struck with DMCA. In the Output tab in Settings, change the output mode to advanced, in the streaming tab you can then tick Twitch VOD Track and once you have that enabled, go back to your Mic/Aux in your audio mixer, click advanced audio properties, and then UNTICK the number you have selected for VODs. Boom, DMCA can't get you for copyright because they can't scan the VOD and they don't check for copyright during stream.

[@tylergrindstaff509]

I think an opportunity was missed with Titan Buckethead. He should've kicked the wall and in comes the Wall of Skittles.

[@AnthonyMackONE]

Brian Gibson of the band Lightning Bolt has been a lead artist on that game series. The band’s songs are usually among the hardest of the games.

[@GRM19840]

PlayStation Access recently did a stream playing guitar hero 3. They were unsure at the time, where they stood with being allowed to stream, but were under the impression that, as long as they were talking over the music sufficiently they wouldn't have any trouble. That was 11 days ago and the video is still up. Hope that helps, good luck. Hope to see you guys shredding some tracks.

[@Toothache42]

You mentioned possums and my mind immediately jumped to Dame Edna

[@radioragdoll1870]

I was never really into music until I played True Crime: New York City and discovered Last Caress by Misfits. Also I'm a little late to the party, but you may be able to play Clone Hero on stream.

[@Christopher-bw9ny]

Guitar hero was definitely the game of my teen years. Still play it now!

[@jaysessions7915]

tapping the strings just turns your guitar into a QTE, change my mind 😂 also, as someone who was raised on it, its pretty interesting to hear how other people are introduced to it and where they came from in terms of music

[@ShrubbaDub]

You can also turn the volume of one or more of your pickup pots off and get a kill switch from the pickup selector

[@travisschoultz1263]

Huge Buckethead fan here. Other cool facts about him: he did the opening theme to power rangers! He’s obsessed with both Texas chainsaw massacre and Disneyland. He’s weird but plenty of noteable people have worked with him, including the legendary Bootsy Collins. He’s very tall, and has very long fingers. He has an obvious fondness for chickens, and claims his “chicken picking” style (his name) is inspired by the souls of billions of slaughtered chickens, which he is able to channel by wearing the KFC bucket on his head

[@beardofginge]

I'd recommend looking into clone hero. You can use custom music. You might be able to setup a playlist that KZbin won't murder you for

[@UchihaSasuke02]

first time i've seen a video about buckethead and not mentioned how tall he is... He has custom guitars that are larger than when you'd normally be able to buy.

[@nickthelick]

That killswitch method was, I think, first demonstrated by the guitarist of Rage Against The Machine. I forget his name. He probably isn't the very first to use the method, but he definitely popularised it...

[@nathanriley7899]

Tom Morello

[@MikeVoss]

Tom Morello is also in GH3 funnily enough

[@rossf371]

Back in 2013 (i was in 8th gr) my school would let kids play gutair hero in the old music room during recesses.

[@OwOraTheWitch]

"I invite them to go talk to anyone who's a fan of the Dark Souls series" And I took that personally...

[@Jakeu1701]

Floatplane is an alternative streaming/video platforms I keep seeing on different youtube videos

[@jojomashue7387]

Looking forward to everything I just heard.

[@kenpachielric]

Ive seen buckethead in concert twice, even got to play his guitar

[@jonehret6221]

Bucketheads lore is even more insane

[@benandrew21]

I discovered metal through the Flight 666 dvd of Iron Maiden's eponymous world tour. It was fucking life-changing. If you haven't heard the album or watched the dvd; DO BOTH! It's a PHENOMENAL album

[@djentslayer]

I've been streaming Clone Hero to Twitch for a few weeks now, and I haven't had any issues. It seems like that would be your best bet. ROCK ON! 🤘

[@DJKr15py]

Twitch has a feature where you can separate the copyrighted audio out of vods and delete it when the stream is over so your channel doesn't get DMCA strikes. This might work for guitar hero streams but I'd definitely experiment with it before trying it on an important channel.