Album · 2007
Pepper's Ghost
by Buckethead
Pepper's Ghost is a 2007 avant-garde album by Buckethead. It runs 13 tracks across 45 minutes.
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- 13
- Tracks
- 45 min
- Runtime
- 112 bpm
- Tempo
- A# minor
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13 tracks · 45 min
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Pepper's Ghost is the nineteenth studio album by Buckethead released on TDRS Music in 2007. It is currently out of print. The album is a lot more straightforward than previous albums and has more "conventionally" structured songs by keeping the same "crisp and clean" sound of more recent albums, such as Crime Slunk Scene. Pepper's Ghost features the song "Imprint" which was dedicated to the film director Takashi Miike, who made the same titled episode for the horror series Masters of Horror. The name of the album, as well as Buckethead's green glow in the album artwork, are references to the famous Pepper's Ghost illusion. "Magua's Scalp" refers to the main villain in James Fenimore Cooper's novel The Last of the Mohicans, the Huron Indian Magua while "The Hills Have Headcheese" is an obvious play on the horror movie series The Hills Have Eyes.
In brief
- When was Pepper's Ghost released?
- Pepper's Ghost was released in 2007.
- How many tracks are on Pepper's Ghost?
- Pepper's Ghost has 13 tracks, with a runtime of 45 minutes.
- What genre is Pepper's Ghost?
- Pepper's Ghost is catalogued under Avant-Garde.
- What BPM is Pepper's Ghost?
- Pepper's Ghost runs at a median tempo of 112 BPM across its tracks, most often in A# minor, measured from audio analysis.
- What albums are similar to Pepper's Ghost?
- Listeners of Pepper's Ghost also rate Toxicity by System of a Down, The Book of Souls by Iron Maiden, Imperfect Harmonies by Serj Tankian.