@@DehaMusicCo True story: I got stuck in traffic for like 12 hours without a ticket. I had planned on trying to get one when I got to the gate. When we got within sight, I got out of the car and started walking up. Some guy had managed to rip off a huge strip of wristbands from the gate... he slapped one on me and I headed in. This set was one of the most memorable moments of the weekend!
This is a black hole of talent. Meaning there is so much talent on this stage that it pulls talent from lesser beings in a fifty mile radius to add to the gravitational talent well. A talent well so deep that not even Nickelback can escape.
Each one of them enjoys jamming together, just pure talent and respect for each other's mastery of their instrument, all improvised and still a very melodic experience ❤️ I came for Buckethead I stayed for Buckethead Brain Mr Bernie and colonel Claypool 🙇🏻
I still have my bracelet from this.. I was the 139th person ever let into bonnaroo ever. I will never forget the look on the summer schoolers faces when they saw us in that parking lot.
To think of that they met Les Claypool right before the show and then just started a completely improvised gig.. this is so amazing! RIP Bernie Worrell!
Not really surprised. Drummer lays down the typical 4/4 beat that is in most songs. Claypool adds a bass line and doesn't really vary it, leaving Buckethead to throw down whatever comes to his inspired mind.
35:05 is just so mellow, and the impending build up to the eventual explosion at 35:30 is just unreal! Especially for just going out and winging it together on fly, I love it!
This was the 1st and only time I saw Bernie Brains. The following year I got to see Flying From Brigade with Skerik and meet claypool in the audience watching Panic. This was an hour before Panic show at Roo and I just remember thinking about this show while Panic played. Amazing musicians and legends! One of the greatest festival moments, ever!
Saw Praxis with Bernie at bonnaroo coupla years after this! Took shrooms beforehand, bassist turned on some extreme distortion effect after like 45 minutes, and that made me feel like my insides were melting. Still, incredible show;]
SO tight. monumental & expansive shit. i was there. Proud that i followed Claypool closely thru his endeavours and many shows during this time period. Bernie Bucket of Brains Oysterhead flying frog brigade one of the best of many highlights at the first bonnaroo
Lennon-claypool delirium is also pretty sick as well if you don’t know about that. They have an album that came out within the last 5ish years I’m pretty sure and it was really cool. I think it’s called monolith of phobos
@@stevie7214Dude, I absolutely love the Claypool Lennon Delirium. Monolith of Phobos is an excellent album, but I think that their second album South of Reality is even better. They also have an EP of cover songs that is fantastic.
@@ronaldchappell3697 fucking price of Hazels lp ( i can't think of the title right now) ,price is getting higher each month it seems, one lp i been after for a good minute now
Worrell, Brain and Buckethead were there to perform with Bill Laswell as Praxis. Laswell wasnt able to play so Claypool invited them to jam with him. This was all improv
Wow ! I am star struck and mesmerized by these incredibly innovative creative Cats ! Thanks for posting this entirety, I could only find clipits before and this knocked me out in a musical sense . R.I.P. Bernie W. You are gone from this earth but you will never be forgotten! Legend!
I was at this show. It was very hot, and we were very high on everything. Man, what a jam! Edgar Meyer and Bela Fleck. Phill, and friends Warren Haynes and Bob Weir. Jurassic 5. DJ logic string cheese, incident medeski Martin and wood. I remember it all somehow.
I was at this show with some friends! We met Enor and got pics on the way to the tent! We recorded the whole show too, but got the tapes taken by security! So Awesome to Find this!
I would pay any amount of money to have the unreleased video footage from this year and 2003. Unbelievable shows those years. 2004 was ruined by storms unfortunately, and Bonnarroo was never the same after that.
we recorded all 3 days of roo 1 (2002), but i can't find the fucking tapes. we caught a piece of basically every single late night and main stage act plus all the cool sunday gospel and marching parade shit... sunrise particle set, etc.... all lost. hopefully not forever.
the look on bucketheads face is priceless
His mask is so ugly he needs to put a face over it,
@@fmills1583 corny
Actually it was $82.50 for a day pass plus booking fees & taxes.
@@DehaMusicCo lmao!
@@DehaMusicCo True story: I got stuck in traffic for like 12 hours without a ticket. I had planned on trying to get one when I got to the gate.
When we got within sight, I got out of the car and started walking up. Some guy had managed to rip off a huge strip of wristbands from the gate... he slapped one on me and I headed in.
This set was one of the most memorable moments of the weekend!
Four legends on one stage, and three of them had the pleasure and the privalige to play with Bernie Worrell.
So true ! Bernie was the Best ! He would always Burn the House Down !
Well said, Funk On !!
An absolute privilege indeed! Bernie pulled it out to!
One of the greatest bass players ever, with THE greatest guitarist ever. This is amazing. Pure gold.
So much respect to Brain! He really kept everything moving along in this show. Never seen such an intuitive drummer before.
Ditto
Truth man you have to be to get near any of these guys.
Yes, I'm not a drummer and don't really appreciate their skill, but was amazed how he was able to hold it all together.
he tells us brainlets when to move our necks
Tim Herb Alexander is the same way
RIP the Space Viking, the one and only legendary Mr Bernie Worrell...shredding the B3 in peace in whatever liminal realm he now occupies.
this is free jazz-funky-metal-punk......my favourite musical genre
This is a black hole of talent. Meaning there is so much talent on this stage that it pulls talent from lesser beings in a fifty mile radius to add to the gravitational talent well. A talent well so deep that not even Nickelback can escape.
Well said
Lmao
hahahaha thats epic
Nickleback is completely unaffected by talent gravity, for they have no talent mass.
@@flugplatz21 Damn, thats effing meta
Each one of them enjoys jamming together, just pure talent and respect for each other's mastery of their instrument, all improvised and still a very melodic experience ❤️
I came for Buckethead I stayed for Buckethead Brain Mr Bernie and colonel Claypool 🙇🏻
Genuinely one of my all time sets. So nice
Funk not only moves, it can remove! Ya dig?! The desired effect is what you get when you improve your interplanetary funksmanship!🤘🏾🤘🏾🤘🏾🤘🏾
Oh yes!!!
wat
Shawn Black let me put my sunglasses on 😎
So whatever part of your body it is- lay it on your radio. Let the vibes floooww through
Shawn Black preach on 🤘🏼🤘🏼✌🏼✌🏼
The drummer is high energy badass !!
Brain is one of the best pounders out there
Just drives the beat perfectly !
@@stoictraveler1 no doubt
Brains other band sucks!
I still have my bracelet from this.. I was the 139th person ever let into bonnaroo ever. I will never forget the look on the summer schoolers faces when they saw us in that parking lot.
For those of you wondering without watching - the audio quality is surprisingly good
Love the buckethead.
Yep. Going to go on a Pike tangent for a while. Beginning with the song “Coupon.”
Realizing how much I’m enjoying this sublime brilliance around 13-16 minutes into it.
All the music that's out there I always come back to this to me the greatest
Definition of groove
Claypool & Buckethead are a match made in heaven.
I never heard of Buckethead till I saw him at a music festival maybe 12 years ago. It was a real WTF moment.
The most amazing part of buckethead is how he avoids the urge to bop around like a human. The funkiest groove ever kicked and he still stands robotic
Yes yeaaaaasssssss zYes!💨💨💯
Same as Adam Jones from Tool, seen him live many times, dude never moves a muscle while just laying down the sickest guitar
Bucket lives in a soundproof bunker and jams 24/7
To think of that they met Les Claypool right before the show and then just started a completely improvised gig.. this is so amazing! RIP Bernie Worrell!
Doktor Jekyll van Hyde best jam honestly I’ve ever heard in my life
Not really surprised. Drummer lays down the typical 4/4 beat that is in most songs. Claypool adds a bass line and doesn't really vary it, leaving Buckethead to throw down whatever comes to his inspired mind.
they didnt meet right before the gig lol they have known eachother for years
@@rabisingh1524 I'll be sure to get tickets to your next jam fest?....oh hang on.
@@rabisingh1524 And Bernie???
I love the wind and click disposable cameras, haven't seen those for years
35:05 is just so mellow, and the impending build up to the eventual explosion at 35:30 is just unreal! Especially for just going out and winging it together on fly, I love it!
This was the 1st and only time I saw Bernie Brains. The following year I got to see Flying From Brigade with Skerik and meet claypool in the audience watching Panic. This was an hour before Panic show at Roo and I just remember thinking about this show while Panic played. Amazing musicians and legends! One of the greatest festival moments, ever!
C est le genre de concert qu il faut vivre au moins une fois dans sa vie , les gars qui composent ce quatuor sont trop charismatiques , ❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Bernie Is Funkadelic RIP
Cheers!!! Nice to see the full version!! I can't express just how fucking great this gig is! Unbelievable! Love it!!!
13:00 warmups are over. Playing with soul or shredding are two very difficult things to master. Shredding with soul = Buckethead.
Give a listen to kimock, worrell, Hess, & Ingram . Not as hard but a supergroup that smoked
That groove underneath is insane.
I saw this show on pure air. I was only twelve at the time but my brother knew a guy. Pure Air is the best way to enjoy this.
my fav. guitarist, bassist, drummer , keyboardist
Saw Praxis with Bernie at bonnaroo coupla years after this! Took shrooms beforehand, bassist turned on some extreme distortion effect after like 45 minutes, and that made me feel like my insides were melting. Still, incredible show;]
I was there too. Standing directly in front of Buckethead. 👑
Bernie, Wonderful !
The Sound from outer space.
I was so happy to stumble under this tent on June 22, 2002.
One of the best bands of alllll time.
Ok so the lineup is legendary and cool af, but that drummer is fucking awesome...
To me this gig is the greatest of all time
rip bernie
I didn't give a fuck about 2016 until I read this. 2016 you went to god damned far. fuck.
JAJAJAJJA hell yeah, I died too after this maffacka concert
Nice name ;)
Brain showed those drums no mercy.this man in a killa on them drums.
Brain is filthy on those drums!
I'm absolutely disgusted!
Its fred durst
He is jamming haaard
Bernie, Claypool, Buckethead ! It gets no better... R.I.P Bernie.
Don't forget about brain playing the drums :D
@Alcoon Slambag Bitch, it was a George Clitton" Quote " next time know better..
Bernie, Bernie, Bernie! RIP!
I know this is good because many commenters hate it. Creativity hurts sometimes. Thanks very much for sharing.
BEST JAM OF ALL TIME!;
thank you for posting this whole show! only bits an pieces up before, i love you
I was there! The first bonnaroo kicked so much ass it was ridiculous. 👀
Bernie my dude... that intro... what a legend
Next time I smoke pot this will be #1 on playlist.
this is some funky stuff right here
And just when I was thinking, "Wouldn't be awesome to get Les and Buckethead together." One YT search later and BAM! there it is....
I thought I came up with a supergroup turns out it’s already been done and you can get the T-shirt to prove it 😀
My name is Bernie and totally appreciate your music
Thank you so much for posting this..... amazing.
The best four piece I've ever heard
Yes! I needed this. Thanks
35:45 I love how much Bernie gets into it here!
RIP Mr Bernie Woo 😎😉
Bonaroo is 20 miles from me and I never go. I would love to have seen this.
Claypool literally had to walk up to Buckethead at 13:07 and was like you gonna turn up the jam or what lol
*In Jeremy Piven PC voice* “Dude… don’t wear the bucket on your head of the band you’re about to go see, you just don’t do that”
I see what you did there! xD
SO tight. monumental & expansive shit. i was there. Proud that i followed Claypool closely thru his endeavours and many shows during this time period.
Bernie Bucket of Brains
Oysterhead
flying frog brigade
one of the best of many highlights at the first bonnaroo
Lennon-claypool delirium is also pretty sick as well if you don’t know about that. They have an album that came out within the last 5ish years I’m pretty sure and it was really cool. I think it’s called monolith of phobos
I was there too man, front left..mind blowing time
It was a wholesome festival before the white hats showed up.
People brought their kids!
@@stevie7214Dude, I absolutely love the Claypool Lennon Delirium. Monolith of Phobos is an excellent album, but I think that their second album South of Reality is even better. They also have an EP of cover songs that is fantastic.
Brian kicking much ass back there....laying it down..such power
I was there! Thank you for sharing my brother! :-)
Boss jam....perfect combo all of them...!!!!...and that Bass player!
salm37 by that bass player you must mean Les Claypool
i heard these guys wouldnt do any rehearsal and just do a live jam at all their shows, i think thats fucking awesome
this show at least was definitely 100% unrehearsed, improvisional jamming
You can only pull that off in a decorated supergroup like this 😂
Natural talent all round
these boys can play!
Awesome. Thanks for the upload.
Haven't seen all these guys straight jam like this. Word.
Off the fucking charts
Bucket head sounds like a funkadelic musician
Eddie Hazel,..Mike Hampton....Legends
@@ronaldchappell3697 fucking price of Hazels lp ( i can't think of the title right now) ,price is getting higher each month it seems, one lp i been after for a good minute now
@@davidsolomon1263 Game Dames and Guitar Thangs
Worrell, Brain and Buckethead were there to perform with Bill Laswell as Praxis. Laswell wasnt able to play so Claypool invited them to jam with him.
This was all improv
Wow ! I am star struck and mesmerized by these incredibly innovative creative Cats ! Thanks for posting this entirety, I could only find clipits before and this knocked me out in a musical sense . R.I.P. Bernie W. You are gone from this earth but you will never be forgotten! Legend!
wow incredible so much talent on stage
Sound quality is awesome! thanks for posting! Love this song.
11:45 and on I can feel that electrifying my soul !!!!
i love listening to this at loud volume and so do my neighbors
LOL do they have a choice?
Good job i am not your next door neighbour...
I live next door and I suggest you get a louder system
You have neighbours? Lol
This is some kick ass electric funk. Like to see B-Head working within a bit more structure.
Great gig and wonderful part at 18:00
bernie😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
damn 140 bucks for bonnaroo...i miss 2002 prices!
fukin sick man, I was 3 rows back at this show...still think it is top of my list with bernie and bucket shreds
Kyle VanB fuck yes
thx 4 upload
Nursty collab, that bass lick though!🎉😂 I was there baby! Nicky G alive
23:41 Les is like God-damnnn
I was at this show. It was very hot, and we were very high on everything. Man, what a jam! Edgar Meyer and Bela Fleck. Phill, and friends Warren Haynes and Bob Weir. Jurassic 5. DJ logic string cheese, incident medeski Martin and wood. I remember it all somehow.
THESE GUYS ARE AWESOME.!!!!!!
This set rank's right up there with the best of the Nirobi Trio. Awesome.....
18 years oh god
loving it great shit!
God damn.
Love these dudes
GOT DAYUM SON! Them boys get to the down.......
🎶Too cool,nice to see these cats spread out.
That drummer plays with attitude
Straight Nasty
I was at this show with some friends! We met Enor and got pics on the way to the tent! We recorded the whole show too, but got the tapes taken by security! So Awesome to Find this!
I would pay any amount of money to have the unreleased video footage from this year and 2003. Unbelievable shows those years. 2004 was ruined by storms unfortunately, and Bonnarroo was never the same after that.
that is fucking tragic man :-(
we recorded all 3 days of roo 1 (2002), but i can't find the fucking tapes. we caught a piece of basically every single late night and main stage act plus all the cool sunday gospel and marching parade shit... sunrise particle set, etc.... all lost. hopefully not forever.
equally tragic =/
i hope one day you are able to stumble across those recordings
Lucky you. Would have loved to seen this one. Indeed.
This is soooo Funky, a serious mashup of extremely talented artists
when bonaroo was actually good!
One hell of a banjo les !
Epic sound awesome
drummer is kicking it too :-)
Bryan "Brain" Mantia is the name
one of the best
Bryan is bring that 4 on the flo bottom hammer!
That’s Brain, man
Very cool groove.
I loved this man why don’t bands do this more often? The synergy was so fun to watch
What did those poor drums do that Brain felt the need to beat the shit out of them?
They were listening to justin bieber
Bucket has some of the best guitar face ever!
Improvization on one note is the real hell on earth..