Forensic Follies is the twenty-fifth studio album by avant-garde guitarist Buckethead, and the sixth album to be originally released on tour, first being sold at Buckethead's May 2009 concerts. It was announced on May 26 for a June 1 release.
The album uses a technique known as xenochrony which consist of using parts of older songs and taking them to create another new song.
Track 2, "A-Cycle Light-Ray Cannons", contains samples from "Mecha Gigan" off Crime Slunk Scene.
Track 3, "Splinter in a Slunk's Eye", borrows the drum track of "Korova Binge Bar" from Island of Lost Minds, and contain samples of "Siege Engine" and "Symmetrical Slug" off Albino Slug.
Track 4, "Under Sea Scalp", consists of samples of "Thai Fighter Swarm" and the drum track off Droid Assembly from the album The Elephant Man's Alarm Clock.
Track 5, "Whirlwind", contain samples of the song "Dream Darts" from Island of Lost Minds.
Track 7, "Trunk of the Tree", consists of samples off "Thai Fighter Swarm" from the album The Elephant Man's Alarm Clock and the drum track off "In Search of Inbred Mountain" from Inbred Mountain.
Track 9, "Open Coffin Jamboree", contains samples of "Korova Binge Bar" from Island of Lost Minds, and the drum track of "Don't Use Roosts if you Raise Broilers" off Slaughterhouse on the Prairie.
Track 10, "(I'll Be) Taking Care of Grampa", contains samples of "The Cuckoo Parade" off Island of Lost Minds.
Track 11, "Three Headed Troll", contains sample of "Dream Darts" off Island of Lost Minds.
