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Olorin
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Re: Riad N' The Bedouins

Olorin wrote:

Its hard to believe that this is a Tommy/Axl creation, and I guess Josh Freese had a large hand in it as well since he layed down the original drums.
But Buckethead and Brain fucking own this song, its really hard to imagine what the pre-Bucket era version must have sounded like.
I suppose it might have been something like the style of Oh My God, but I find it hard to envision the song without senior Bucket.

Re: Riad N' The Bedouins

Sky Dog wrote:

the rock band version with stripped lead guitar is killer and you know why Tommy wrote part of it. His bass lines are grooooovy....

Olorin
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Re: Riad N' The Bedouins

Olorin wrote:

I was listening to some of them last night, not that one though. I heard some cool keyboard noises at the end of IRS.

I bet Riad was the song Bucket was mashing the potato to, whilst watching hardcore porn.

faldor
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Re: Riad N' The Bedouins

faldor wrote:

This was one of my lesser favorites on the album, as I never liked the live versions I heard of the song.  But it has grown on me immensely, and one thing is for sure, IT ROCKS!!!

Olorin
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Re: Riad N' The Bedouins

Olorin wrote:

It was never a favourite of mine from the bootlegs but I've loved the album version since I heard it. Still not diggin Rons solo though, its too wacky for me.
The rockband without guitar is pretty funky, I can see Tommy's influence on it now.

Axlin16
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Re: Riad N' The Bedouins

Axlin16 wrote:

The Shotgun Blues to come out of the CD era.

James
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Re: Riad N' The Bedouins

James wrote:

Killer song, and the demo is one of the highlights of the CD era. Even though Tommy wrote it, it clearly has tons of Bucket and Brain influence. While Tommy and Bucket apparently didn't like each other, I wouldn't be surprised if the two worked together to put this track together.

Next time Tommy does a solo album, he should cast any animosity aside and ask Bucket to contribute to a track or two. Lots of potential with those guys.

Re: Riad N' The Bedouins

AtariLegend wrote:

Josh Freese wrote the drum parts, so the origins are Pre-Buckethead.

James
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Re: Riad N' The Bedouins

James wrote:
AtariLegend wrote:

Josh Freese wrote the drum parts, so the origins are Pre-Buckethead.

It doesn't matter when it originated. He's all over that track. Or do we just assume that what is essentially a Praxis track was created with little input from Bucket?

jamester
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Re: Riad N' The Bedouins

jamester wrote:

Riad N' The Bedouins  sorry if this is answered here already but has anyone looked up  what a Riad and Bedouins are? or what they translate into ?

listning to CD I hear it as slash n the Stephanie! lol but i read somewhere axl didnt write it

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