Steve Vai - "For The Love Of God"
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.พ. 2008
- Steve Vai performs "For The Love of God" live with the Holland Metropole Orchestra, 2005, featuring orchestration by Chris Opperman.
From the amazing DVD "Visual Sound Theories" - available through the official Steve Vai website, www.vai.com and music retailers everywhere.
Features:
• Over 2 hours of live footage
• 15 Songs
• 5.1 Surround & Stereo Mixes
• Feature-length Commentary
• Behind the Scenes Features
• Interview with Steve Vai
www.vai.com
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This is what my guitar watches when im not home
Gotta leave it on 420 likes Im afraid
Loooooooooooooooool
lmao
😂🤣
Lol Guitar porn
Me: I don't like guitar
Steve vai: you like guitar
Me: I like guitar
is he a jedi?
@@cattamalon yes.
Absolutely no, those kinds of guitar players can only be Sith
😂
@@cattamalon Steve vai: plays guitar
Me: I hate guitar
The one who invented guitar couldn't have imagined this level of talent
Clearly. They didn't have electricity back then
The inventor is either staring down in awe or turning around in their grave.
good point!
Hard work
....Steve Vai didn't invent the guitar???😮
I picture a young Steve Vai composing this song in his room and his mom yelling from downstairs "For the love of god, Steve, turn that music down", and then him just going "that's it, that's the name I was looking for".
Could be it !!
lol...
Turn it down? You mean turn it down like this?
@@billycherokee7630well he means young vai writing it and his mom says for the love of god since she’s mad and that’s where he got the name for it
Wrong
I honestly thought I’d never be able to play this on guitar. After 2 years, I am correct.
: ))))
Hard work always pays off
I only play the beginning ... and try to do something with the rest.
I've been trying for 8 years myself and still haven't got it yet lol
👇🇮🇩
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Massive respect for those strings for staying in tune.
Floyd Rose does a good job. His takes a pounding.
@@richardkranium2944 Its actually a patented Floyd called an Edge II Tremolo system, Innovated, designed by Steve and Joe Satch. Same principles as the Genuine Original Floyd but tweaked. If you ever get a chance to have a look at one, You will notice the saddling and where the Strings first make contact with metal are more rounded off, Thus preventing Blowouts. I've seen Steve live 3 times live and have never once seen him blow out a string. Amazing huh.
Both my brother and myself own this particular model. Put simply, It is beautiful and has a real nice Strat feel to it but the neck itself is not as rounded but flatter. Rather hard to describe... It has Jumbo frets as Steve's hands are absolutely Huge and lanky..The EVO 2 Pickups are just amazing and you can pull more or less any tone you like after you have owned one for awhile. A tube amp is a must for these Guitars as thats when the wood ( Alder ) combined with the EVO's and Tone controls really and I mean Really come to life big time! - Cheers mate - Skorp, Western Australia
Skorp † I also have a jem in my collection. Unfortunately mine has a normal Floyd on it. I haven’t broken any strings and it stays in tune for the most part. Honestly I’m an esp guy. I love the slim flat back of neck.
@@richardkranium2944 Yes mate, ESP certainly turn out Fantastic Gats Thats for sure bud! All the best! Take care - Skorp, Western Australia.
That's the magic of locking nuts
My father showed me this a long time ago, probably not long after it came out. This was his favorite versions of one of his favorite songs. He died yesterday morning after a 2-year battle with cancer, and this will forever help me remember him fondly. I'm grateful that he showed me this so many damn times and that Steve Vai came up with this absolute masterpiece. What a performance from everyone on that stage.
Прими мои соболезнования
For the love of GOD
sorry for your lose
May his soul rest in peace 🙏
Sinto muito pela sua perda amigo, e que DEUS conforte o seu coração.
I was allowed to direct this for Dutch TV. It was a blast!
Cool very 😎
Extremely cool! I used to work in television and have dabbled in a few small live events. You experienced a once-in-a-lifetime moment, and your camera ops were great too.
Awesome
Very cool!
OMG. 2:21 THOSE LOVELY SMOOTH ARM PITS... UGH....
steve vai is the reason i don't let people tell me I'm good at guitar
I thought I was a good guitar player until I watched this, now I realize just how bad I really am 🤣🤘
I played a show with my cousin a few years ago, after our band played everyone wanted our autographs but I was the only one that wouldn't sign anything, "I'm not Steve Vai I'm not Neil schon and I'm
Definitely not Eddie van Halen I don't deserve that kind of attention and neither do you guys" they didn't like that I was telling them to do the Same but eventually they started following my leas
Lead
@@victorreznov8038 its good to be humble but why not let them do what they want you may not be eddie or vai but you still but thousand of hours into practice
Me: *imagines myself playing this in the school talent show.*
(Even though I’ve been out of school for 10 years. )
This comment better blow up soon
🔻
Im fourteen and i imagine that everyday 😆
LOL true
Wow that is relatable
After months of preparation I am playing this with my school’s orchestra tonight. I can only hope to do it justice. Thank you Steve for this masterpiece.
How's it going ? Did you play well an do the song Justice? I've Ben playing for 15yrs an it took me over 2yrs learning these techniques and placements..an I still have trouble, I don't even attempt his solo for this song cause I think he goes into another dimension.,but hopefully you played well my man at school and you had fun an tried your best anyways keep shredding an rock on!
We need an update!
Bro please drop the update and did you do the solo at 4:37
@@bigderik1233 yes but my stupid ass went for a tapping thing and messed up like 3 notes but its fine cause theres like thousands
@@robertstanikmas447 I feel like I did well. Steve’s new backup guitarist saw it and said he liked it!
This is not just a guitar solo... Its a historic event for us guitar players...
Can we just take a moment to appreciate Ibanez for engineering an instrument that can handle vai’s intense playing and remain perfectly in tune?
Seriously. A Fender would never be able to handle that kind of whammy bar abuse!
can we appreciate Steve Vai for telling Ibanez how to engineer that guitar?
marty mcfly: "all the best stuff is made in japan"
@@mikepollack8277 It's a different kind of tremolo... If you'd install a Floyd on a Fender, you could do that.
Don't forget Floyd rose
Haven't seen a man shred like that since my uncle fell into the wood chipper
Made me lol fr
LOL OMG
hahah fuck never saw that coming😂😂😂
Is your uncle ok?
This deserves more likes!!
Not only does he write classical sheet music himself, he sings, he understands theory, he is directo, on TOP of being great performer, composer, collector, historical icon, massive influence to probably millions....
bro he has a literal doctorate in music
"featuring orchestration by Chris Opperman." Im pretty sure someone else wrote the orchestration for the parts based off the song and probably vai's vision and requests
@@middaywasted3653 It depends on the process, but most great film composers for example will have their work orchestrated as it's such a lengthy and involved process. I used to work for a film composer and his orchestrator was even more talented than him. Vai could've well written the parts or the flesh of the orchestral arrangement and then given it to Opperman. My point is, having an orchestrator doesn't take away all the credit!
He also unleashed Devin Townsend on the world, for which I am very, VERY grateful.
I'm old and have leukemia.
This is on my Favorites list..
Virtuosity is a rare gift.
Prayers for you.
There is no need for copy right ....no body can play this ...except him
Amen! Thank you for this perfect reply!!
Loads of people can play this, nobody can play at his same level with that emotional sound..
Hmmmmmmmm….no one can play it except him huh?
I wonder what one Mr. JIMI HENDRIX would say to that?
@@zutrue I know right
Mr. Van Halen wouldn't agree.
Me: I'm going to sleep mom.
Me at 3 am:
4:25
Oh maaaan 😂
Hahahahahahaahjahajahahahahahajajdjajdhajsjajajvjqancjsj
Lol!
Your mom is a Jehovah's Witness, right James?
@@lance4842 She was yes. So you can imagine the gravity of the situation.
So nice of TH-cam to stop the song at 7:00 to tell me about the Toyota Highlander. Just what I needed in that moment
lmfao
The Oboe solo is truly incredible
To anyone who doesn’t play guitar: This is very hard.
Awesome to see that people are still coming to watch the amazing performance
Vai is a musical genius
Is it hard because of all that you have to do with your hands?
@@jazzielarias4300 The most difficult part is to capture the emotions
Very hard even for those who play guitar
7:05 trying to close a window in an old car
😆
Haha so fuckn funny.thank you!
JAJAJAJAJAJJAJ IM DYING!!!!!!!
Lol
Lol
I can't watch this without crying. Not sad, just extremely moved. I can listen to the studio version, but this version is insanely beautiful
Totally agree xx
actually im about to cry right know, it feels like my ears blessed 😂
Really?
You and me both 🥺
What were you listening to? All I heard was 50 ppl making a beautiful music and then a random guy in the center of the stage making really offputting sounds that weren't even in time in multiple places. Really needed to use a different tone for his guitar than that crazy fuzz sound. Imagine this being played by Tim Hensen and it would actually be beautiful music
I just started getting into electric guitar and I found this song
This is the best thing I've ever listened to in my entire life
listen to tender surrender, its also amazing
@@azu132 yes it is, thanks for the recommendation
@@hotpenguin607 whispering a prayer is also a great song, couldnt recommend enough
There's no need for copyright on this, literally noone can play like this
maybe its for the other instruments
Tina S.
Tina S can
even if someone can it doesn't matter, imagine COMPOSING this
Jill from Unlucky Morpheus can play this song on a violin
Me watching this :
My 8 years old cousin : “is that Loki ?
Yes it is lol
Hahaha
This hilarious but not liking it coz likes count is 69😂
@@sahilvaghela585 can i?
:)
What happens at 4:36 is pure magic. WOW
Also at 6:21🥲
5:38 I like when he does this stuff. The force is so strong.
Absolutely
It’s 4:13 for me, just that one high D note over that E chord just… 😩🤤
5:39 is my absolute favorite part of this song. That lick is actually incredible.
Def one of the highlights. The swelling hits
"I guess you guys aren't ready for that yet. But Your Kids Are Gonna Love it..."
" MCFLY!!!!!!!!!! "
spaceboy3101 no this stuff is undisputed everyone loves it the other stuff Metallica is well maybe it’s good some songs only
Back to the future heheh
Lol 🤣😅
Best back to the future comment! Nice
I can perfectly copy Steve till 2:27
but he's doing nothing bro
+Chuchi 98 No Shit
+Chuchi 98 How stupid are you?
How To Get A Massive Chest I am not a stupid
+Chuchi 98 that's the point of the joke
Took my mom to see Steve Vai when I was maybe 15. She didn't know who he even was before the show but we both left blown away. 1 of the best concerts I've ever been to.
1:50 Steve must feel like a god watching this masterpiece that he wrote be played in front of his own eyes by this magnificent orchestra.
The one who shot this should be in every rock concert that has good guitarists. He knows when to zoom in, change the view when someone steps on a pedal or when someone changes pickups, etc.
It has more to do with having multiple cameras and savvy editing, but I hear ya.
Steve Vai edited all of the video himself!
@@Guitareben really? dang
Ssolid point
@@Guitareben he’s capping 🧢
Can you imagine the pressure on the Clarinet guy? He knew damn well he better get it right.
It's an oboe 🤓
Lol
Entire orchestras part is a cake walk for those musicians. They’re used to playing new age classical and Beethoven. Not taking away from Vai’s playing here though.
@@maduude8809 lol as an oboeist I'm dying
bro when he first started playing i thought the same lmao. I'm like "This dude must have practiced a lot." but of course he fuckin did lol
Anyone can play guitar, but no one can play guitar like Steve Vai.
I'm in 2024 and still looking for the high resolution video in 4k of this pearl of music!
Vai is watching the orchestra play the intro and saying to himself.. holyshit I wrote this lol
Oh shut up!
@@endingwithoutbeginning1683 ???
I think the same as well hahaha
Nah. He was like "All this orchestra garbage. I can't wait to rock this stage!"
not really, he lifted the main melody from kung fu tv show theme
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13 years later and this is still the best version of this song. Vai doesn't need words to express feelings his guitar says it all
Im Aproof....Zgadzam się z tym co napisałeś
Yes! And the song's title is magnificent. Steve Vai is AMAZING!
*17 years later
G3 is cleaner, this sounds like out of tune
Absolutely yes.❤
The first slide by Vai is like a thunderbolt.
The best performance of 'For the Love of God', in my opinion. Steve Vai in his prime here. This works so well with a live orchestra. Masterpiece!!
This man blew on his guitar and made a pinch harmonic come out
I tried to do that.. and nothing happened. 😅😅😅
@@randyarman5978 i tried too and it just feels so wet after that.
It was just timed feedback the blowing didn't actually do that unfortunately took me a long time to find that out lol
@@stanklizard7961 its the sustainer, watch his right thumb when he blow on the string
You're all wrong. He noticed the strings were smoldering...
Steve Vai is such a humble guy, he named the song "For the love of God" instead of "For the love of Steve Vai".
it has the same meaning
God and Steve vai are the same person
For the love of Frank Zappa
"For the love of god" is an italian saying "Per l'amore di dio", which is an invocation and as a supplication formula. Something like: "Please make it happen, for as much as we love god". This has little to do with Mr. Vai or his talent, he just borrowed the saying, probably from his italian grandma, to name this beautiful song, probably thinking: "Please make it happen, for as much as we love god" and he did did the his best to succeed...
Gio Frongia is also an spanish expression por el amor de dios
I am impressed with the coordination between guitar and orchestra. At times it felt like they were in different places then all of the sudden they are playing a riff together perfectly. That is hard to pull off.
Steve is also a great bandmaster.
At this level, they make it look easy, too.
@@rb032682 it's an explosion of deep creativity
2024 listening to this perfection!
4:28 The like button every time I watch this
Cracked my phone doing that
Make sure the most recent like you've pressed is the odd number of times you've pressed it before.
I mean liking a like cancels it 😅😅
Sorry for my weird humour.
@@41_balisingh20 Believe me, I've mastered it.
@@lablondejames200 i bet you have 😂😎🤟
So you keep clicking and liking/unliking the video 10 times a second. Good to know.
Me: looking at my guitar
Guitar:don't even think about it 😂
That orchestrator was in sync with Steve. Awesome performance.
Not a musician let alone guitarist but I always need a smoke after this most incomprehensible piece of divine art.
And I also don't smoke.
4:27 when you come home from school and see no one is home
This comment made me laugh so fucking hard 😂😂😂😂😂
Evil Smile邪惡之笑 ahhahahahahahhaha
#Masturbarion
💀💀💀
Evil Smile邪惡之笑 😂😂😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂😂🤣😂😂👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
The conductor's reaction at 2:33 when the crowd roars is priceless! Like a father that's so proud of his son.
😱😱😱
Well I mean, people don’t cheer during orchestras Lmao. They just get applause at the end. He was probably surprised.
Yes!!
I think that was the moment hue realized he was going to be a part of something astronomical
He never gets that kind of reaction from a normal classical intro 🤘🤘
I lost my mom when I was in 8th grade my dad to cancer before my and his birthday last month. Somthing about the guitar and how it’s almost like the instrument can cry just touches me in ways other music seldom does, and I primarily listen to hip pop but when I want to clarity, feeling, to think, to be with and understand my self and feelings. There is no better then a guitar instrumental, especially one like this.
Hope your doing alright mate, They are in peace now
i watched this video when i was 13 i am now 18 & i just love love love this. most of friends dont agree with my taste of music i love rock & country music!!! seriously the best of all time no one makes music like it used to be but at least we have all these precious songs that im definitely spreading to my children it's truly amazing how i found the love for rock music at such a young age most of my friends wouldn't know who steve vai, stevie ray vaughan, pearl jam, pink floyd, metallica alice in chains led zeppelin it's isaneeeeeee to me how these bands/people were as big as drake, future, lil uzi vert back then yet this generation has no idea who they are.
This video has more than 23M views. There's still hope for mankind.
and I'm only 17
I'm only 1 month
+Sheldon Cooper wow, and you can write already
That's some cool shit
I am not even born
I view about 20 mil of those 23. sorry
Still cant believe he got a whole orchestra for his guitar solo
Malmsteen has been doing orchestral stuff for a long time I think.
@@spaceboy3101 Its pretty pretentious thought to be honest
@@eldenboi8354 well malmsteen is not bad at all but steve vai is different
@@agustinquindimil6594 Yeah i meant steve, he's a great guitarist but he seems very arrogant
@@eldenboi8354 seems, he truly enjoys playing
Mutant fingers. That is only way I can explain this gentleman's increcible talent. I am blown away. This is a high all unto itself.
i wish I could listen to it for the first time again :(
It is my first time ! :-)
Mine too
I can't say I was blown away... I didn't care for his sound maybe? Just my 2 cents
3:30 When both the guitar and symphony hit that lick is so rad.
Damn I had to look hard to find this comment
I love how animated Steve is when he plays. You can tell he's just letting his guitar translate what he's feeling. It's amazing.
Ah yes, the "Guitargasm" the "Instrumental Palsy"
Im 53 years old. Sitting in my driveway. Watching Steve Vai...oboe...violins.......harp....etc. Life is good! ❤️
I'd love to know what those classically trained musicians think of this amazing playing.
Literally all I was thinking about😂
They know he’s one of the most proficient players of all time but they were probably just thinking about music theory the entire time. 😂😂
They probably wish they played guitar, and hate that no one will ever know or remember their names.
That's interesting you should say that, because metal shredding has always reminded me of Bach! If you like this, try Bach's harpsichord concerto in D minor.
5:13 when I finally see the roach
:))))))))
Lol
Hhahahahahahaha
Lol all the time damn
🤣🤣😭☠☠☠
2:31 My favorite part... When the Conductor turns around and looses a bit of composure when Steve starts playing, LOL! So freaking awesome!!!
I was lucky enough to meet Steve Vai before the concert at Selinas, Coogee Bay, Sydney.
He took the time to sit and have a beer with me and my 2 friends and we were awe struck - he is a humble man.
There's a very valid reason why Zappa employed this man.
Good Taste
It warms my heart to see that the audience knew how good the music was and stood up after his performance
***** dude
Bruh
ClassyJessie The orchestra kicked ass as well.
One of the greatest virtuoso musicians in the world.
This person is a national treasure. I hope he lives forever!!
Incredible. First time a live performance has put a lump in my throat.
Thanks, Steve... for every note.
quazzie1 That's what she said.
Ron Burgundy He was asking for that one
Ron Burgundy
I did set you up pretty good.
A good 'that's what she said' joke never gets old.
*****
A little late to that party hehe
*****
That one was kinda weak.
Man, it amazes me what people can do when they set their minds to it.
Imagine how many hours or even days total he has spent practicing the guitar.
I'm new to it and after attempting to play simple songs, it just blows my mind how anyone could get this good. But I know it's achievable. Don't let these legends make you feel small, after all, there was a time when they were in your same position.
couldn't have agreed anymore
I actually needed to hear this. I'm a beginner as well. Thanks. Very true.
+Brandon Thornton infact, when I started playing guitar, as a kid, together with other mates, seeing Steve Vai or Malmsteen playing didn't make me feel bad...on the contrary, I was feeling happy, because I knew that, one day, after practising and studying and making hard efforts, I could have reached a good technique.
Fact is...technique can be built, but not also musical talent :)
Or maybe...anyone who loves music has musical talent, because the right part of his / her brain is ready to music.
Of course , we have to stimulate it :)
great comment, anyway
+Brandon Thornton You're right, but "hours or even days", are you crazy? It is years or even decades
Dreaming#11
I know Vai practiced a lot. Upwards of 10 hours or so a day.
I mean hours as in total hours, and days as in how man 24 hour intervals. Both of which could very well add up to years.
I'm sure he's spent years total. Not sure about decades, though.
Either way, he didn't get this good overnight, that's for sure. I strongly admire his determination.
STEVE VAI IS ONE OF THE BEST MUSICIAN FROM THE WORLD.
One of the best guitarist ever.
The classical musicians must have been so confused when the audience cheered
Larry The Velociraptor they’re not classical musicians ascsuch. It’s the great Metropool orkest. They play any style you like. Check out what they did together with Mike Keneally, Todd Rundgren, Snarky Puppy, or Jacob Collier.
Still classicaly trained though
"Bruh, they clapped. What happened?"
What are you insinuating?
They were not, Larry. They are Dutch and possibly understand talent and can appreciate it better than others!
My wife once skipped this song to play Katy Perry, so I slapped her. She called the police, they slapped her also.
Buttered Potato sometimes People do the right things👿
Did Sting slap a woman?
hhahaa lol, thanx man, I needed to hear that
Lol
+Buttered Potato dude that is hilarious lol
I love the way he bow every time he finishes a song. It’s so humble like a master just completed his work and welcoming everyone to enjoy.
Steve Vai has got to be one of the greatest guitarist in the world today!!!!
Playing 10/10
Facial expressions 11/10
LOL so true
Angus Cuthbertson okay but who does it better? Him or Lars? 😂😂
It's because his leather pants are sticking on his butt... :-D
You mean Ulrich? That would be more obscene than what that italian man does to that poor gir... guitar.
he said 10/10 playing
Having taken band classes my entire time in grade school I can appreciate the use of a good orchestra.
He's been playing since the 60's and still less than a milly following here. I have played guitar for a long time and Gene never heard anything that kept my interest for more than 60 seconds.
So damn good can’t believe a human can play a guitar like this incredible
Is no one seriously talking about 1:01? The electric guitar is phenomenal, but how that guy plays the melody through the clarinet was heart stopping!!!! That paired with an underratedly elegant instrument as the harp was pure brilliance!!!
It's oboe, not clarinet. And yeah, it's amazing.
That would be an oboe, not a clarinet.
you noob, it's an oboe, not clarinet
My mistake, but still................breath taking
its a harp and an oboe
2:29 Damn he can make that guitar sing
Ti ti ta ya tu tu thu thu te TU te
The fucking guitar just floated!
In that moment the conductor was distracted because he loved that part himself
Master
this man plays with such passion, it brought tears to my eyes.
So, what I'm about to say is not disrespecting this song at all nor the musicians but, when listening to this song I was falling asleep but in a good way. You know the songs that just rock you to sleep? This song definitely did that for me! I literally had to restart it because I missed some of it! An amazing song! Much respect to Steve for the way he plays on that guitar!
Ngl same lol. Had to listen to this while dealing with wisdom tooth extraction pain and needed sleep. It worked lol
Same this always happens to me when I listen to dazed a s confused 73 Madison Square Garden in a car (not driving)
You know it’s about to get real when it’s been 2 minutes and Steve hasn’t even started
4:14 When you ask your crush out and she/he says yes.
Lmao
hahahha
when your mum asked me out jk
4:25 when he/she says no
Mikkel Pilgaard Lmao! Also thank you guys so much for over 100 likes, you're the best!
This video, I swear, for the love of God, 😂 is one of my greatest pleasures in life. For the love of God, please bless Steve Vai. He brings immense pleasure and happiness unto the world. Amen 🙏🏼✝️
bought this album in the fall of 1990 on cassette. still jamming it today. 33 years later. great musician. who am i kidding bad ass guitar player!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
7:03 My father when a big fish swallows the bait of the fishing rod.
I don't speak inglish.,but i think it funy! Kkkk
You got a great father, I assume
You got a great father, I assume
Lol
@@danielvalim5100 Meu pai amado... usa google tradutor pq essa porra de inglês deu vergonha alheia kkkkkkkkkk
Playing this thing is one thing, but man to be able to write such a thing is beyond mastery; it's just pure wisdom, craftsmanship and beyond this world.
Jackson Teller agreed bro. This is truely a masterpiece
Very well said. I know how to play Starway to Heaven on my guitar but I'm sure I couldn't to write it. Geniuses are different.
He was with fuckin' Frank Zappa. What other qualification do you need?😂😅
,I xi
I always joke with my son. Some guitarists are "composer level", this definitely qualifies (understatement)!
I mean Steve is just something else. Nobody plays like him. Nobody has his perception of music. There are many great guitar players but this guy, this guy just has some amazing melodies I could've never thought of.
De las mejores performances en guitarra de la historia! Un espectáculo TOTAL.
I remember when I first saw him live in Belgrade, Serbia in 2005. Although we saw many live videos of his performances we all listened to this in complete silence with our jaws dropped. It's something completely different watching him in person. After he finished performing this piece a guy standing next to me turned around and started pushing through the crowd towards the exit. His friend asked him where was he going and he yelled "I'm going home to throw away my guitar, get drunk and cry in the corner".
БРАТЕЕЕЕЕЕЕЕЕ СРБИНЕ!
Great story
4:48 that tongue. Man.. He's living the song
I dont think anybody is a well rounded guitarist as steve vai. Meaning everything he plays he takes to his own level on heighs few can reach.
I should’ve made this comment years ago but it adds to the words I say now. This is by far my favorite live/orchestrated performance ever!!! Truly wonderful and bliss music.❤
I used this in a presentation about non-verbal communication just to make an example on how people like Steve can tell you a fantastic story without using any words.
And that guitar never walked right again...
Steve Smith hahahaha
He definitely violated it alright.
Lol
Neither did half the women in the front row.....
@Steve Smith and MrCarnutbill67 - You guys are so wrong that you're right.
This is absolutely beautiful in the literal sense. Objectively beautiful. ❤. Via is one of the greatest 🎸to this day.
Each one of those people in the orchestra can say."Back in the day I Jammed with Steve Vai!
🤘
Steve is the God of guitar. He should be considered one of the best composers of all time. He allows the guitar to breath and expresses its full versatility and spirit. He is a son of Hendrix, and will always be my favorite musician.
Nope.
Check out Frank Marino live and Babyalon instrumental version this guy from Montreal Canada is best guitar player i have ever seen and have seen some of the best since the early 1960s he was around in the early 1970s you will be amazed .take care