Buckethead - Big Sur Moon -- My Cover/Interpretation

I played this beautiful song by Buckethead based on the studio version from Colma and some live versions. A bit longer than the studio recording, but even the live versions are kinda short. I think it's supposed to be this way, showing that even with only a minute or two and a single instrument, a good musician can make something magical.
Please, don't mind my unexpressive face/body, I'm just not into that theatrical playing.
In this video, I played with my Aria Excel Series (Gotoh floyd rose and a improvised killswitch) plugged into a Boss OS-2, which I plugged into my computer and added a virtual amp, delay and reverb in Guitar Rig 4 and recorded with Nuendo.
Also, I didn't play only with up strokes (like Buckethead does) because I can't do it flawlessly yet, and the sound doesn't really change that much.
Thanks for watching!
PS: Unfortunately this recording ended with a couple of mistakes at the beggining, but they were minimal so I didn't record a second time just because of them. Nevertheless, I hope you like my cover.

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