sex and personal life plus his differentiating recitation between melodic singing and psychotic screams. As a further trademark he developed a special form of recitative with onomatopoeic stuttering. Buckethead as the main instrumental performer supports or counteracts this with the use of all his typical stylistic devices: chromatic runs and dissonant playing noises, but also riffs and chord progressions or short citations from blues and country. Discography 1990: Demo Tape 1991: Demo Tape 1996: Demo Tape 2005: Flesh For The Beast soundtrack (rated and unrated versions) 2005: Dawn of the Deli CreepsMany live bootleg recordings can be found amongst traders and fans. The Deli Creeps are also featured on the following Buckethead DVDs: Secret Recipe Young Buckethead Vol. 1 Young Buckethead Vol. 2 Track Listing of Deli Creeps 1990 Demo Tape [23:46] Track Listing of Deli Creeps 1991 Demo Tape [21:06] Track Listing of Deli Creeps 1996 Demo Tape [33:24] Track Listing of Dawn of the Deli Creeps [57:38] Notes Some of Buckethead's songs originate from Deli Creeps material: The Deli Creeps song "Smilin Charlie" was later released as "Post Office Buddy" on Giant Robot (1994) The same album that featured "Post Office Buddy" also featured an instrumental version of "Binge and Grab", a song performed live with the Deli Creeps featuring lyrics, the version with lyrics has yet to be released as a studio version. "Random Killing" became "I Come in Peace" on Giant Robot and "Power & Gory" on the Cornbugs' debut album Spot the Psycho'' (1999). Sometimes during live Deli Creeps performances, Buckethead would play some of his own material. Buckethead plays a sample of the chorus riff from "Time" midway through the Acoustic Shards song "Box Elders" (recorded in 1991). The song "Brazos," a song Buckethead wrote for a guitar magazine contest in 1988, was featured on the Deli Creeps first demo, under the name "Tribal Rites". The song "Dream Girl" was rerecorded by the Cornbugs with different lyrics as "Sacramento". Credits Buckethead - Guitar Maximum Bob - Vocals Pinchface - Drums, Backing Vocals Dan Monti - Bass References External links Deli Creeps Official Website - offline (Backup in the Internet Archives) Buckethead's Official Website Dawn of the Deli Creeps digital album on Maximum Bob's Bandcamp site American funk metal musical groups Buckethead Heavy metal musical groups from California