MTV's Metal Hammer: The Bailey Brothers Interview With Vinnie Moore (July, 1988)

Here's MTV's Metal Hammer with The Bailey Brothers interviewing Vinnie Moore. Do you have any MTV's Metal Hammer shows on VHS or DVD-R (Other than obvious the 11 LP Mode DVD's that were uploaded online, I don't need those apparently). I'm looking for FULL, Uncut episodes of MTV's Metal Hammer, SKY Channel's Monsters Of Rock (With Mick Wall hosting) and pretty much anything from the early SUPER Channel.
Please contact me at: [e-mail] if you have any full shows. And again, please, not those 11 DVD's that are a bunch of cut up segments and videos. I'm looking for people who have the show sitting on VHS still, or have transferred the show to DVD-R in at LEAST SP Mode quality (with a standalone DVD recorder). No LP Mode bullshit.
Thanks and enjoy the video!

[@virgiliorullo2885]

That skilled and old school guitar player and shredder!!! Omg, very high speed and accuracy

[@tonicacciapaglia5622]

“I’m not a jazz player”. ... then he kicks ass on it 😂😂😂

[@CurbsideLife]

Those blokes were getting a little to close for comfort.

[@adamvmiller]

Vinnie was thinking "Back the eff up! You violated my space bubble! And no one touches my guitar but me!" That was painful.

[@Velkro5000]

Props to Vinnie for being so cool after the dude on the right kept invading personal space and touching the guitar.

[@DblakeDeathMetal89]

I’m sure Vinnie was cool with them, he didn’t seem annoyed. The bros just seem like happy type of guys!

[@vagelisdiamandis7565]

Imagine if he was a jazz player..

[@EgoShredder]

Frank Gambale would burn his guitar and leave the country.

[@JacobZirkin]

When you’re asked to combine a chromatic scale and the circle of fifths in an exercise... 1:13

[@chickennugget1289]

Jacob Zirkin It's not gonna work 😂😂

[@JerryCherryBand]

Awesome. Funny how he mentions Michael Schenker and then ends up playing in UFO.

[@TMoody]

I have loved VinMan since 1987.

[@DomainObject]

Little did Vinnie know at the time that his future self would eventually replace Michael Schenker in UFO. Wow.. 🤯

[@LMDAVE29]

LOL, looks like a Tony Macalpine on the right pretending he can't play

[@zhamoua]

what a two crowns

[@DblakeDeathMetal89]

lol they were just like “Dance Monkey! Dance!” Show us this or that 😂

[@CrossTheLine1000]

great hair!!

[@swangonzalez4797]

He was always part of the Neo-Classical Rock Guitar Trinity. Yngwie. Tony. Vinnie

[@swangonzalez4797]

@@Momoa786 Tony was a classical pianist before he adapted to neo classical rock guitar and later fusion. His landmark albums were heavily neo classical. I dont find Impelliteri that melodic. He's definitely faster than the Trinity. But I dont ever recall any classic shred album from him. He's more like Rusty Cooley, all speed and no melody. The Trinity had great albums. With great compositions with melodies that people remember.

[@vinaymulukutla358]

There was also Marty Friedman

[@swangonzalez4797]

@@Momoa786 I didn't find any of their material particularly melodic. Almost mindless in fact. Jason's solo album Perp Burn was a lot better, but no way in the league of Rising Force, Maximum Security or Mind's Eye.

[@swangonzalez4797]

@@vinaymulukutla358 Marty is great. But I saw him in a clinic get blown of the stage by some shredder kids. He did pentatonics. He is not a true stand alone shredder and Neo-Classical player who does precise picking runs like Yngwie, Tony or Vinnie. He was always more effective with a band. He also switched to Japanese influenced Rock. I cant say he has done true Neo-Classical work in the past. But his work with Megadeth are classic. His skill level isn't on the same level as the Trinity I'm afraid. Cheers

[@vinaymulukutla358]

@@swangonzalez4797 Your opinion, I respect it. I don’t know whether Marty was better or worse than Yngwie, Tony or Vinnie since I’m not an expert but his albums with Cacophony (even if they didn’t sit well with yourself) and his solo effort Dragon’s Kiss are among the most notable that Shrapnel ever released. And no, he doesn’t just use pentatonics, he is notable for using exotic scales such as those used in Neoclassical, Middle Eastern and Asian Music. So I would say he is indeed a neoclassical player although not necessarily tethered to that style since he’s diverse.
Ironically Marty himself actually hates being labelled a shredder and thinks that playing with a million notes going everywhere is terrible.

[@Paulo-dy1rq]

Tocou no primeiro álbum do Vicious Rumors de 85

[@thotsonlanghu]

I wish you played more jazz...

[@thestratinez3430]

toooooo cooooool

[@shredguitar7680]

Why are these guys sitting so close 😖

[@EgoShredder]

So the camera can get everyone in the shot.

[@CrossTheLine1000]

i hate Ibanez, but that guitar is nice :)

[@DblakeDeathMetal89]

Why do you hate about Ibanez guitars?

[@FirstLast-cd6vv]

The Bailey boys are silly freaks but they're kind of funny.

[@jackjack5933]

and about hair?

[@1963alDONA]

Ale fajne chłopaki :)

[@ginterka381996]

Ooo polski komentarz. xD

[@sakikaskas1]

I thought this was kind of fun. Obviously tongue in cheek. Sense of humor anyone?