Paul Gilbert - Space Ship One (Official Audio) 

@stephenbaca1749 Definitely i agree ☝🏻

Buckethead, he was Paul`s student for a while.

@@adoniswimo19 i must admit im not as familiar with bucketheads stuff- what do u recomend?

@@charlesmassengale3687 Buckethead has "regular" albums, and a series of albums he calls Pikes, from his regular albums: A Real DIamond in The Rough, Albino Slug, Crime Slunk Scene, Electric Tears, Giant Robot; from his pikes: Claymation Courtyard, Hold me Forever (In memory of my mom), Crumple, Poseidon, Twisterlend, 3 Foot Clearance, Healing Inside Outside Every Side. You can find all of these here on RU-vid.

@@adoniswimo19 he's far from being better. Personnaly, i find Buckethead's albums boring and disorganized. It's difficult to find a guitarist as complete and in perpetual mutation like Paul. Furthermore with a solid songwriting.

@@davidrossi9499 Something that can really set musicians apart from each other isn't just their knowledge of music theory but their "ability" to always hit that down-beat. You can usually improv almost anything you want on the up-beat but you absolutely cannot miss that down-beat or it sounds terrible and Paul Gilbert always manages to go crazy on the up-beat while still hitting that down-beat every time.

I think this is his official channel. All of his songs and most of his interviews are here.

This is definitely Paul! Accept no substitutes. I was blessed to catch these guys THE ONLY TIME THEY PLAYED LIVE (while wearing those spacesuits) at the Viper Room on the Sunset Strip in Hollywood. One show, and that was it. I didn't even find out about the gig until the day of the show, Thanksgiving Day 2004. Called the venue and bought to tickets. Called my best buddy (and former bandmate) in LA and told him we had to be there. Called Southwest Airlines and booked a seat. Called the in-laws and told 'em not to expect me for supper. Hopped in my car and drove from 120 miles from Tucson to the airport in Phoenix and just made the flight. My friend picked me up at LAX, and we drove like mad to Hollywood, arriving just in time for the show.