Bumblefoot - Forgotten Anthology 1995-2002
(BF06)
1. Old
2. Thought I Could Fly
3. Apathy
4. Shell
5. Meat
6. Day To Remember
7. Bagged A Big 1
8. Mine
9. Heart Attack
10. Girl Like You
11. Crunch
12. Maricona
13. She Knows
14. Myth
15. A Way Out
16. Wasted Away
17. Malfada

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Forgotten Anthology is a collection of 18 songs from 1995-2002 that were, for whatever reason, left off Bumblefoot's previous three releases (the insidiously addictive Hands; Uncool, a long day's journey through love and hate which featured the words "Lloyd Bridges" and "motherfucker" in the same breath; and 9.11 - an album that purchasing not only means that your money goes to a charitable cause but also means you get to check out a track called "Don Pardo Pimpwagon"). Most of the songs here didn't make it onto the aforementioned releases because of time constraints, for none of what's presented here belongs on the cutting room floor.
Reviews
 "Bumblefoot casts a spell over listeners that leaves them stunned at his podish majesty's versatility. Some would say that he works magic, but magic connotes a kind of trickery, and Bumblefoot is definitely not about that. What he is about is rockin' your socks off, so hurry up and get this album so you can let the rockin' begin."
Jedd Beaudoin / F5

"...lives up to Bumblefoot's usual high standards, and all fans of insane, honest, & wacky music should give it a listen. It continues to amaze me that Bumblefoot can communicate as well with his voice as his guitar, and the combination of the two is unbelievable. Guitar fans can listen just to marvel at the amazing sounds Bumblefoot squeezes from his guitar, but anyone else can appreciate the innovative melodies, catchy choruses, and solid songwriting."
Eric Rasmussen / Starvox.net

"Weird, mind-blowing, and definitely eclectic-exactly what you would imagine coming from our friend Bumblefoot."
J-Sin Shawn / Smother.net

"One of the best Bumblefoot albums. A great way to follow a musician's evolution through the years - from his crazy, over the top, angry early production, to his well-rounded later releases. Highly recommended."
Guitarist Heaven

"...an amazing virtuoso, full of humour and talent. All his albums are very different, but they are all amazing. Pick any of them, you'll get the others. If you are a guitarist yourself, you'll be crying."
Jerome Burnet