With all the negative RUclipsrs claiming he is a bad pick for Hagar's tour I think he'll be just fine and even silence some critics. He may not sound exactly like Eddie but he'll most definitely sound like Satch playing VH songs and that can never be a bad thing.
I agree, but I think the reason Sammy gave for hiring him was silly. Vic, who I’m not a big fan of has impressed me doing things like Summer Nights live….now Mean Street…he was very close for being put on the spot, and he will be fine. I don’t want Satch to sound like anyone but Satch. Eddie just has loyalists, and I guess some purists…but there is more than playing the parts to get gigs like this. Satch is a legend! He will rock his parts, and they’re tuned down a whole step atm.
I moreso have a problem with Hagar and Mike Anthony milking and disgracing the Van Halen name and legacy. Hagar era VH was weak. The only true frontman of the band was Roth. This is all about greed and cash grabbing. It's not at all about paying tribute to Eddie. Let Eddie RIP.
@@GNR4Life355 1 - It's your opinion that the Hagar era was weak. They had lots of hits, 5150 was a great album sales wise and the tours were the biggest the band ever did. Dreams was big with people who never even heard of Van Halen before, and Right Now was another big hit. *You* might not have liked Hagar, but the general fans and the sales did. 2 - Eddie kicked Roth out, so don't blame Sammy for filling in. 3 - Then he kicked Hagar and Anthony out, so don't blame them for teaming up with Satch. 4 - Alex and DLRoth asked Satch to tour with them and he said no. Wolf said they were dysfunctional and he wouldn't play with them either. 5 - No one said it was about paying tribute to Eddie. They will play songs from Hagar's VH time, + Montrose, + Hagar solo, + Chickenfoot. They aren't using the name Van Halen so it can't be disgraced. 6 - This doesn't stop Eddie from Resting In Peace, don't be stupid. If you don't like Hagar, don't go. Satch, Anthony, Hagar, and Wolfie won't play with Alex and Roth.
The fact that Satriani had a successful career as a solo artist doing instrumental music, it's pretty remarkable. Most other famous guitarists were also singers or part of a rock band.
He has rock band history too. Check out Greg Khin band. You might even know some of the songs, one of them was a big hit. Seeing Joe in his early 20's in that type of band is quite funny.
Joe is so humble. He's articulate and explains things so clearly....I wish i could have taken some of those $5 lessons back in the day. Keep Rockin' and i'll keep listening.
I love Joe because he is only too happy to take you on the ride with him. Such a wonderful guitarist and able to be a producer at the same time. I guess if I had to pick a mentor, he would be my first choice. Top shelf human.
Much respect sir! There will never be another Eddie Van Halen, but there will never be another Joe Satriani! Thanks for letting us enjoy EVH live once again!!
😊I had the honor of working with Mike Keneally on an album I did and a couple of months after the release he invited me to a Satriani show he was doing keyboards and backing guitars for. After the show he took me backstage to meet Joe. He really is all that humble and kind behind the scenes which is something you don’t always encounter, but what a joy it was to meet a real hero and find him to be an absolute wonderful person.
I’m glad Joe mentioned ’I’m the one’. That’s the toughest one to nail from VH catalog ( says PhilX, Nuno and Satchel ). Takes some guts to have that in the VH tribute set list as every EVH fanatic is judging whether he has the proper swing or not.
Warren DeMartini had also mentioned in an interview how he was "crazy about that shuffle in I'm the One". He also mentioned that he thought Eddie got some of that from listening to Eric Clapton, although he (Clapton) played much slower.
I remember in music studies part of the curriculum was watching others playing and speaking, instead of just practicing all the time. What you learn from Joe here is why. Now I understand!
I haven't watched the interview yet, but what makes me think Joe will ace this gig is the fact he's so committed to his craft. I just know he'll be studying and practicing for hours and hours so he can do it justice. I'm sure he'll manage to capture some of that Eddie magic while adding a sprinkling of Satch too. That sounds great to me!
Joe, you have been a life-long inspiration for my guitar playing. And you’re a great human too! Thank you for everything and I can’t wait to see all three shows.
you just said something . Im 64 and my hands are F'd up i cant play like I used to , my hands cramp every gig now after 15 songs . I chill a lot this was such a nice interview
I learned decades ago that I can spent 6-8 hrs a day (with short breaks) on visual activities, 2-3 hrs a day ( in several spurts) doing physical things. and 1-2 hrs a day creating and rehearsing musically. When I'm exercising visually I cannot think musically, When I'm working physically I can watch news segments. When I'm playing music I can only listen. I frequently awaken in the night with a musical arrangement in my head. I prepare or a musical performance by listening and thinking while playing. If I don't sense a connection(absorption) while playing I take a break and then "return". This rotation of activities helps prevent me from wearing our or burning out.
Absolutely love this interview, I love the interviewer as much as Joe too because he’s asking the right questions and is very respectful and sincere, this can be a once in a lifetime opportunity, and if you don’t get to the point, with the correct questions, you won’t get good answers out of the artist that you would hope to get, he is sparking stuff in Joe that we would never know if he hadn’t asked the right question, thanks so much, awesome!
So well-spoken and humble.i think another of what ge played was about getting awesome tones and building a teaching technique.a teacher can not not teach. Everything he does is a lesson in life as much as guitar 🎸. I live vicariously as Joe when I sit down and play a few hours and get hot.My favorite.
Huge respect for Joe. I am not into everything he is doing, but just listen to the man. So educational, nice, to the point. Great takeaways in this interview.
I really love Joe's articulating ability. His level head and ability to be real is just refreshing. He doesn't do the who's better crap. Makes me want to get back in the studio and play.
I've seen Satriani 4 times, starting when he had long hair. I saw him with Vai and Kenny Wayne Shepherd (poor Kenny got smoked during the end jam) on a G3 tour. He never disappoints. Hopefully I'll be able to see the G3 reunion and the tour with Sammy. I'm not worried about him playing EVH parts, he'll be awesome.
Hey Joe. Talking about tapping with the pick, Steve Hackett was doing it on Voyage of the Acolyte in the 70s. I still remember hearing the pick tapping in Surfing With the Alien, and it blew my mind. It really sounds like an alien surfing the cosmos!
I have nothing but respect and admiration for Joe. He’s one of my heroes so I mean this in the best possible way, but Joe looks like my grandfather and a newborn baby at the same time and it’s adorable. 😆 I don’t know if it was the lighting or what but he seemed to morph from an old man to a young man and back again right before my eyes as the interview went on.
Joe says it perfectly. It about the musician being able to create the music, not about their ability to be technical or great. Joe is a amazing guitarist that I love. seems like a down to earth guy.
I don't care what ever negative opinions people have on Joe playing Van Halen songs. I like the fact that Mr. Satriani's wisdom shows us how we can learn to deal with something unpleasant or difficult in a calm and accepting way. I have so much respect for Joe Satriani. He doesn't lash out, nor does he quit. He just keeps moving forward without giving excuses for anything, while doing his best to pace himself and keeps on learning along the way. And keep in mind the "Greatest" tend to push themselves. I saw a video of Eddie Van Halen covering Led Zeppelin's Rock N Roll where he was just going for it on his guitar solo. And there were many comments criticizing his playing on that cover. But Eddie still went for it while improvising. I'm will to bet there's other videos of Eddie playing a much better cover of Rock N Roll. My point is that all the greatest will put themselves out there. And that's one huge thing I love about them all that have the courage to do what they do musically. To Eddie Rip. And to Joe, he'll do great.
I first saw and heard of Satch when he was touring Australia with Jagger, he was amazing. And he fit himself into that band perfectly. It really surprised me a year or two later when he had the solo hits as a shredder.
Joe, you are such a cool, down-to-earth person! (And an amazing player, of course!) Thank you for producing the soundtrack of my past 37 years on this earth - you've helped me through many touch times!
This guy is just like all the greats… respectful…careful with words and by the way one of Van Halen’s favorites… I’ve seen him 5 times and he doesn’t play like Eddie or Sammy but they don’t want him to. They want Joe for the tour and he’s gonna rock every song!!!
Good interview, I like how he explained the things that he had to work on to play Eddies songs. Joe is a master melody creator and understands how not to overdo things when creating songs.
Master.. You don't need to explain time to those that have no time for you. Screw those guys. Who are they any way. I am just getting round to re visiting YOU and do I want to sound like YOU. Can I sound like you.... No but I can learn from you. Master... Your first video was so informative and telling but revealing also. Anybody who knows you from the start knows you have integrity and can stand on your own two feet but also appeciate where you got your ideas from. (The humour and none fiction / fiction acting / narrative was epic, I will never forget the impact the video had on me besides the music. The honesty, the openness) You knew where you were going, who you were and who you respected from the start.
Its amazing how humble Joe is. He's had an amazing career as a recording artist and performer. He is also an amazing teacher, based on the guys he taught who became legendary musicians in their own right. Some, like Vai, he taught as beginners; and others, Like Kirk, he helped them get to the next level when they were already on the verge of stardom. They all might be very different in their personal styles, but I feel like Joe left his mark. I don't know any teacher who has as many students who went on to the level of success these guys all made. Randy Rhoades had students who got record deals and touring gigs as hired guns, but I don't know of any who reached the levels of success Joe's students reached.
Thank you for this interview, Growing in my teens back in the 80's, Joe had the biggest impact and inspiration on me to want to learn guitar. Cheers and Merry Christmas! 😎😎🎸🎸🎅🏼🎅🏼🎄🎄❄❄
Having Joe play Eddie is a gift. I would love for Joe to just dive in using his own sense of taste, style and groove because if Joe was to somehow become Eddie and pull off every nuance and almost fool the listeners....It would be a waste of an opportunity for Joe, the band and us.
Great interview, great to hear everything he's doing, about his teaching Steve Vai and his own obstacles in learning (I had no idea), and about how Eddie plays and how he's approaching that show. I also was glad to hear him talk about how hip hop artists are late as I have always wondered about RATM with Zack being so late on the vocals. Just a great interview.
Can interviewers please stop asking him about him teaching Steve Vai and others from this point forward? He's been asked these questions 100s of times. I know it's never going to stop but I thought Ultimate Guitar out of all places would know. Like these are the same Howard Stern talking points from a couple weeks ago when they announced the Sammy Hagar tour. Ultimate Guitar should not be asking the same generic question that we've heard the answer to countless times from places as popular as the Howard Stern show.
hey mr satriani, in my book there is no best player, but there is a top level of players for the best of the best, you are on that level......have a good day !
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With all the negative RUclipsrs claiming he is a bad pick for Hagar's tour I think he'll be just fine and even silence some critics. He may not sound exactly like Eddie but he'll most definitely sound like Satch playing VH songs and that can never be a bad thing.
I agree, but I think the reason Sammy gave for hiring him was silly. Vic, who I’m not a big fan of has impressed me doing things like Summer Nights live….now Mean Street…he was very close for being put on the spot, and he will be fine. I don’t want Satch to sound like anyone but Satch.
Eddie just has loyalists, and I guess some purists…but there is more than playing the parts to get gigs like this. Satch is a legend! He will rock his parts, and they’re tuned down a whole step atm.
I mean who else were they going to get? Wolf Van Halen wasn't going to do it, Satch has already played with Sammy and Michael Anthony.
Van Halen is like Star Wars. you will never make everyone happy
I moreso have a problem with Hagar and Mike Anthony milking and disgracing the Van Halen name and legacy. Hagar era VH was weak. The only true frontman of the band was Roth. This is all about greed and cash grabbing. It's not at all about paying tribute to Eddie. Let Eddie RIP.
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1 - It's your opinion that the Hagar era was weak. They had lots of hits, 5150 was a great album sales wise and the tours were the biggest the band ever did. Dreams was big with people who never even heard of Van Halen before, and Right Now was another big hit. *You* might not have liked Hagar, but the general fans and the sales did.
2 - Eddie kicked Roth out, so don't blame Sammy for filling in.
3 - Then he kicked Hagar and Anthony out, so don't blame them for teaming up with Satch.
4 - Alex and DLRoth asked Satch to tour with them and he said no. Wolf said they were dysfunctional and he wouldn't play with them either.
5 - No one said it was about paying tribute to Eddie. They will play songs from Hagar's VH time, + Montrose, + Hagar solo, + Chickenfoot. They aren't using the name Van Halen so it can't be disgraced.
6 - This doesn't stop Eddie from Resting In Peace, don't be stupid. If you don't like Hagar, don't go. Satch, Anthony, Hagar, and Wolfie won't play with Alex and Roth.
I've been listening to Joe for the last forty years and I never get bored. He always has a story to share. A wonderful musician, guitarist.
Joe is a humble guy and a fine guitarist.. I've nothing bad to say about this guy, a genius when playing guitar 🎸
Joe speaks about Eddie with such respect. What a great insight into EVH's playing. Very humbling to watch this
He mentions 'I'm the One' which I always considered VH's resume to the fans.
The fact that Satriani had a successful career as a solo artist doing instrumental music, it's pretty remarkable.
Most other famous guitarists were also singers or part of a rock band.
He has rock band history too. Check out Greg Khin band. You might even know some of the songs, one of them was a big hit. Seeing Joe in his early 20's in that type of band is quite funny.
That's true. Satriani is a nice dude though, that goes a long way to being successful.
Eric Johnson too.
@@Me-qp8vz Khin's hits came before Satriani joined the band.
What an awesome interview. Joe is the bomb. And finally an interviewer with some listening skills. Great job 👏
Joe is so humble. He's articulate and explains things so clearly....I wish i could have taken some of those $5 lessons back in the day. Keep Rockin' and i'll keep listening.
I love Joe because he is only too happy to take you on the ride with him. Such a wonderful guitarist and able to be a producer at the same time. I guess if I had to pick a mentor, he would be my first choice. Top shelf human.
Joe is such a humble yet brilliant soul. He deserves every good blessing he has received. I could listen to him all day!
Great interview. Joe's a great guy, very down to earth and humble. One of my favorite players.
No one makes beautiful emotional solo melodies like Satriani! 🤘
He is so very unique. The older I get the more amazed I am at what he has done.
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Yes I could not agree more. I think of him as a guitar thinker/composer......
He brings it to the people for sure
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Much respect sir! There will never be another Eddie Van Halen, but there will never be another Joe Satriani! Thanks for letting us enjoy EVH live once again!!
What a cool down to earth guy. Proof that you can have a long and successful rock music career and avoid the usual pitfalls along the way.
😊I had the honor of working with Mike Keneally on an album I did and a couple of months after the release he invited me to a Satriani show he was doing keyboards and backing guitars for. After the show he took me backstage to meet Joe. He really is all that humble and kind behind the scenes which is something you don’t always encounter, but what a joy it was to meet a real hero and find him to be an absolute wonderful person.
I’m glad Joe mentioned ’I’m the one’. That’s the toughest one to nail from VH catalog ( says PhilX, Nuno and Satchel ). Takes some guts to have that in the VH tribute set list as every EVH fanatic is judging whether he has the proper swing or not.
1st song I played when he died. Amazing
Warren DeMartini had also mentioned in an interview how he was "crazy about that shuffle in I'm the One". He also mentioned that he thought Eddie got some of that from listening to Eric Clapton, although he (Clapton) played much slower.
Love Joe! Always a pleasure to hear him on interviews 👌
I remember in music studies part of the curriculum was watching others playing and speaking, instead of just practicing all the time. What you learn from Joe here is why. Now I understand!
I haven't watched the interview yet, but what makes me think Joe will ace this gig is the fact he's so committed to his craft. I just know he'll be studying and practicing for hours and hours so he can do it justice. I'm sure he'll manage to capture some of that Eddie magic while adding a sprinkling of Satch too. That sounds great to me!
Satch is such a class act and so humble.
Joe, you have been a life-long inspiration for my guitar playing. And you’re a great human too! Thank you for everything and I can’t wait to see all three shows.
you just said something . Im 64 and my hands are F'd up i cant play like I used to , my hands cramp every gig now after 15 songs . I chill a lot this was such a nice interview
he was teaching Vai ONE YEAR after he started himself? whoa.
What a lovely guy. Great interview!
I learned decades ago that I can spent 6-8 hrs a day (with short breaks) on visual activities, 2-3 hrs a day ( in several spurts) doing physical things. and 1-2 hrs a day creating and rehearsing musically. When I'm exercising visually I cannot think musically, When I'm working physically I can watch news segments. When I'm playing music I can only listen. I frequently awaken in the night with a musical arrangement in my head. I prepare or a musical performance by listening and thinking while playing. If I don't sense a connection(absorption) while playing I take a break and then "return". This rotation of activities helps prevent me from wearing our or burning out.
Absolutely love this interview, I love the interviewer as much as Joe too because he’s asking the right questions and is very respectful and sincere, this can be a once in a lifetime opportunity, and if you don’t get to the point, with the correct questions, you won’t get good answers out of the artist that you would hope to get, he is sparking stuff in Joe that we would never know if he hadn’t asked the right question, thanks so much, awesome!
So well-spoken and humble.i think another of what ge played was about getting awesome tones and building a teaching technique.a teacher can not not teach. Everything he does is a lesson in life as much as guitar 🎸. I live vicariously as Joe when I sit down and play a few hours and get hot.My favorite.
Great interview Glad to see Joe so active!
11:22 That bit about the musical brain is gold
Joe - you are the "Joe Cool" Thanks for all the entertainment you have given my family over the years
"Always with Me, Always with You." is truly one of the great instrumental guitar pieces of all time.
It's so amazing to see Joe without sunglasses on. Massive respect.
One of my very favorite axe slingers. Dude isnt just another shredder, he is top of the heap, every time. Super nice guy too!
Joes legend is about grow to another level after all this touring and recording gets into full swing
Huge respect for Joe. I am not into everything he is doing, but just listen to the man. So educational, nice, to the point. Great takeaways in this interview.
I really love Joe's articulating ability. His level head and ability to be real is just refreshing. He doesn't do the who's better crap. Makes me want to get back in the studio and play.
I've seen Satriani 4 times, starting when he had long hair. I saw him with Vai and Kenny Wayne Shepherd (poor Kenny got smoked during the end jam) on a G3 tour. He never disappoints.
Hopefully I'll be able to see the G3 reunion and the tour with Sammy. I'm not worried about him playing EVH parts, he'll be awesome.
Joe is so gracious and well spoken.
What a good person Satriani is. I always liked what he has done and to be asked to cover the Eddie stuff they did well asking him.
EVH is the most unique guitarist ever. Timing,swing,solos,rhythm. Truly the best. Joe is a great guitarist. He'll do fine
Bravissimo sir! Thank-you so much for your inspiration, intellect, time and talent✌
Hey Joe. Talking about tapping with the pick, Steve Hackett was doing it on Voyage of the Acolyte in the 70s.
I still remember hearing the pick tapping in Surfing With the Alien, and it blew my mind. It really sounds like an alien surfing the cosmos!
I have nothing but respect and admiration for Joe. He’s one of my heroes so I mean this in the best possible way, but Joe looks like my grandfather and a newborn baby at the same time and it’s adorable. 😆 I don’t know if it was the lighting or what but he seemed to morph from an old man to a young man and back again right before my eyes as the interview went on.
Joe says it perfectly. It about the musician being able to create the music, not about their ability to be technical or great. Joe is a amazing guitarist that I love. seems like a down to earth guy.
Always great interviews and loved this one!! 2024 is going to be EPIC x Infinity and Beyond!!
I don't care what ever negative opinions people have on Joe playing Van Halen songs.
I like the fact that Mr. Satriani's wisdom shows us how we can learn to deal with something unpleasant or difficult in a calm and accepting way.
I have so much respect for Joe Satriani.
He doesn't lash out, nor does he quit.
He just keeps moving forward without giving excuses for anything, while doing his best to pace himself and keeps on learning along the way.
And keep in mind the "Greatest" tend to push themselves.
I saw a video of Eddie Van Halen covering Led Zeppelin's Rock N Roll where he was just going for it on his guitar solo.
And there were many comments criticizing his playing on that cover.
But Eddie still went for it while improvising.
I'm will to bet there's other videos of Eddie playing a much better cover of Rock N Roll.
My point is that all the greatest will put themselves out there.
And that's one huge thing I love about them all that have the courage to do what they do musically.
To Eddie Rip. And to Joe, he'll do great.
Music is not just the notes, but the space (rests) between the notes. The same principle applies to life.
13:57
He's talking about
Mean Street by Van Halen.
A Joe and Steve album together is a MUST
I first saw and heard of Satch when he was touring Australia with Jagger, he was amazing. And he fit himself into that band perfectly. It really surprised me a year or two later when he had the solo hits as a shredder.
Joe, you are such a cool, down-to-earth person! (And an amazing player, of course!) Thank you for producing the soundtrack of my past 37 years on this earth - you've helped me through many touch times!
I'm still working on Satriani songs from...and since the 80s....so fun. Wish I had more talent
Joe's my favorite, all time.. greatest composer!
This guy is just like all the greats… respectful…careful with words and by the way one of Van Halen’s favorites… I’ve seen him 5 times and he doesn’t play like Eddie or Sammy but they don’t want him to. They want Joe for the tour and he’s gonna rock every song!!!
I love Joe no matter what, he was a major influence, along with srv, Eddie, jimi
'Speed of Light' is a great track from a wonderful album!
allways appreciate you Joe sarhriani since the beginning motivation to the max
Good interview, I like how he explained the things that he had to work on to play Eddies songs. Joe is a master melody creator and understands how not to overdo things when creating songs.
Master.. You don't need to explain time to those that have no time for you. Screw those guys. Who are they any way. I am just getting round to re visiting YOU and do I want to sound like YOU. Can I sound like you.... No but I can learn from you. Master... Your first video was so informative and telling but revealing also. Anybody who knows you from the start knows you have integrity and can stand on your own two feet but also appeciate where you got your ideas from. (The humour and none fiction / fiction acting / narrative was epic, I will never forget the impact the video had on me besides the music. The honesty, the openness) You knew where you were going, who you were and who you respected from the start.
As a Fan, Thank You too for this interview!!!!
Its amazing how humble Joe is. He's had an amazing career as a recording artist and performer. He is also an amazing teacher, based on the guys he taught who became legendary musicians in their own right.
Some, like Vai, he taught as beginners; and others, Like Kirk, he helped them get to the next level when they were already on the verge of stardom.
They all might be very different in their personal styles, but I feel like Joe left his mark. I don't know any teacher who has as many students who went on to the level of success these guys all made. Randy Rhoades had students who got record deals and touring gigs as hired guns, but I don't know of any who reached the levels of success Joe's students reached.
Joe Satriani. As they say .. the best are the nicest.
Saw him/band earlier in the year. Fantastic!
I wish every guitar hero was as humble as this man. Vai BTW is humble as well!
Hard to believe I've been following this guy for 37 years.
Great interview with such a terrific guitar player totally unique love Joe Satriani, looking forward to his new album
Thank you for this interview, Growing in my teens back in the 80's, Joe had the biggest impact and inspiration on me to want to learn guitar.
Cheers and Merry Christmas! 😎😎🎸🎸🎅🏼🎅🏼🎄🎄❄❄
Great interview. The guy has so much insight. I really wouldn't have wanted him to play like Keith. They're both their own players.
Excellent interview!!!
Like Randy Rhodes Joe was born to teach and play guutar❤Such a vpivotal influencer and blessing
Great interview. Thank you so much!
I would love to hear Eddie play Joe's grooves.....and I can't wait to hear Joe play Eddie's. The greats playing the greats....can only be great.
He has some pretty famous awesome guitarists who were his students. Guy is amazing at all facets related to guitar.
Amzing interview. Very cool story about Ediie dropping by the studio. Thanks!
This humble dude is the professor that greatly influenced thrash. Schooled some of the greats to help them achieve their sound.
Really enjoyed this interview very interesting loved everything that you have experienced!!! ❤❤❤❤ ❤ ❤
Such a nice guy!!! Such a “Pro” mindest for Music & Life. Ah i am Surfing with an Alien.
Having Joe play Eddie is a gift. I would love for Joe to just dive in using his own sense of taste, style and groove because if Joe was to somehow become Eddie and pull off every nuance and almost fool the listeners....It would be a waste of an opportunity for Joe, the band and us.
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It is Awesome you had your Son in your Music, without the drugs and booze like most. This is what I love most about you and Steve!!!!
Excellent interview! I subscribed. Keep them coming.
Fantastic interview, and great points on resting up
Great interview, great to hear everything he's doing, about his teaching Steve Vai and his own obstacles in learning (I had no idea), and about how Eddie plays and how he's approaching that show. I also was glad to hear him talk about how hip hop artists are late as I have always wondered about RATM with Zack being so late on the vocals. Just a great interview.
Can interviewers please stop asking him about him teaching Steve Vai and others from this point forward? He's been asked these questions 100s of times. I know it's never going to stop but I thought Ultimate Guitar out of all places would know. Like these are the same Howard Stern talking points from a couple weeks ago when they announced the Sammy Hagar tour. Ultimate Guitar should not be asking the same generic question that we've heard the answer to countless times from places as popular as the Howard Stern show.
I totally agree. He must be sick of hearing that question.
The master speaks, I listen intently
Really great interview, and interviewer. Fascinating to hear him break down the differences in players.
I feel like this guy could have a future!
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Hey Joe your a true inspiration , thanks for doing this interview!
Such a humble man. Love him! 😊
Such a great person…. And of course: guitar wizard! ❤
Great interview!!!! Thanks!!
Thanks Joe for doing this! Really chill and insightful.
Joe Satriani is becoming better n better with time...
Look at those beautiful JVM 410Hs. It’s a glorious Marshall head.
joe is very intelligent and well spoken. gifted individual
One of, if not the best, rock/fusion guys ever.
Hope to see you at the Kodak Center in Rochester, New York!!!!!
One of the my favorites. Good job. I subscribed the channel. Cheers.
Joe is a master ...so dont you worry ...
He s gonna be great playin evh like he is great in playin anything
Great interview, loved it
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hey mr satriani, in my book there is no best player, but there is a top level of players for the best of the best, you are on that level......have a good day !
A TOTAL INSPIRATION IN OUR BAND
Absolute legend , great musician, and human being .