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PIKE 73 - FINAL BLEND OF THE LABYRINTH

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Studio Album, released in 2014

Songs / Tracks Listing


1. FBOTL 1 (3:20)
2. FBOTL 2 (3:27)
3. FBOTL 3 (2:45)
4. FBOTL 4 (3:45)
5. FBOTL 5 (3:44)
6. FBOTL 6 (13:30)

Total Time 31:19

Line-up / Musicians

- Buckethead / all instruments

Releases information

The album was released on August 22 as a digital edition along with the following installment, Infinity Hill. Along with the release, the album was also announced on two limited edition formats to be released on September 4. The first format consists of 300 copies of an untitled white album signed by Buckethead himself. The second version consists of an unspecified amount of copies of an untitled white album with hand drawn covers and signed by Buckethead himself. The second version was only offered until August 28 while the first version lasted until copies sold out.

A standard edition was also announced but has not yet been released.

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BUCKETHEAD Pike 73 - Final Blend Of The Labyrinth ratings distribution


2.00
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Review by siLLy puPPy
SPECIAL COLLABORATOR PSIKE, JRF/Canterbury, P Metal, Eclectic
2 stars BUCKETHEAD - PIKE 73 - THE FINAL BLEND OF THE LABYRINTH 32nd album out of 60 in 2014 and 102nd overall All sounds brought to you by Buckethead and all instrumental This one has only one long track that clocks in at 31:19 Tracks kinda run into each other and are basically extensions of each other

"FBOTL 1" (3:20) starts out slow and easy like the previous PIKE. However it picks up a bit more.

"FBOTL 2" (3:27) continues track 1 and then eventually picks up steam and becomes more upbeat with heavy grunge laden guitars and accompanying bass and drums. However the lead guitar is a bit relaxed at times and only picks up towards the end

"FBOTL 3" (2:45) changes imperceptibly and even has the same melodic development. In fact if you're not paying attention it just sounds like an extension of the previous track.

"FBOTL 4" (3:45) continues the theme almost uninterrupted

"FBOTL 5" (3:44) continues on as well without any perceptible break between the last track. Nothing new, nothing exciting

"FBOTL 6" (13:30) continues the borefest. While this ratchets up the intensity incrementally throughout its bloated length, it does not create any long lasting impression of creative expression. It is simply one of those PIKEs that utilizes a never-ending loop of simple chord progressions with a lead guitar that offers slightly predictable melodic counterpoints. Basically an album-by-the-numbers approach to accessibility. OK but not great

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