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| rdfs:label | - A Real Diamond in the Rough (album)
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| rdfs:comment | - A Real Diamond in the Rough is avant-garde musician Buckethead's 26th solo album, featuring 13 songs that last just over 40 minutes. Through the TDRS label, it was announced on April 27th for a May 1st release. The record was produced by Dan Monti, who was also responsible for drum programming and bass. Bryan "Brain" Mantia plays drums on tracks 2, 4 & 7. The album was created in dedication to Stan Diamond, who was Buckethead's legal representative. The last song, 'The Captain of EO' is another reference to Disney, a 3D film featuring Michael Jackson, whom Buckethead was highly influenced by.
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| Length | - 178.0
- 115.0
- 185.0
- 210.0
- 226.0
- 64.0
- 158.0
- 251.0
- 224.0
- 256.0
- 56.0
- 248.0
- 337.0
- 2467.0
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| Title | - Broken Mirror
- Sundial
- Squid Ink
- A Real Diamond in the Rough
- Allowed to Play
- Big D's Touch
- Dawn Appears
- Formless Present
- Four Rivers
- Separate Sky
- Squid Ink Part 2
- The Miracle of Surrender
- The Return of Captain EO
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| Last album | - Slaughterhouse on the Prairie
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| This Album | - A Real Diamond in the Rough
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| Cover | - A Real Diamond in the Rough.jpg
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| abstract | - A Real Diamond in the Rough is avant-garde musician Buckethead's 26th solo album, featuring 13 songs that last just over 40 minutes. Through the TDRS label, it was announced on April 27th for a May 1st release. The record was produced by Dan Monti, who was also responsible for drum programming and bass. Bryan "Brain" Mantia plays drums on tracks 2, 4 & 7. The album was created in dedication to Stan Diamond, who was Buckethead's legal representative. The last song, 'The Captain of EO' is another reference to Disney, a 3D film featuring Michael Jackson, whom Buckethead was highly influenced by. The album is one of Buckethead's more 'calming' records, similar to the 1998 release "Colma" and 2002's "Electric Tears"
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