@@metalhead532 Well I've got no idea how they did it particularly for this song. But Darkglass makes a lot of great amps and pedals with amazing distortion. Darkglass is becoming one of the top names in bass equipment nowadays and for good reason. Also the EQ settings of how the bass guitar sits in the mix with the other guitars is really important for this kind of tone. It's just something you have to play around with yourself and figure out what works best with your equipment. Search around RUclips. Hope this helps!
@@metalhead532 lots of bass players use fuzz pedals to get tones like that. The electro Harmonix big muff range of pedals is a common one, especially the Russian type (they're usually called "sovtek"). Honestly just try lots of guitar distortion/overdrive pedals with your bass until you find one you like. And probably having humbucking bass pickups would help as well
Recently saw Steve Vai on tour with Joe Satriani (his former instructor...who has certainly thought,' you have done well, my son!'), needless to say, it was a fantastic concert! When I need my occasional total metal fix, I like to watch this, so weird and cool! Vai emotes sounds out of the guitar that no one else can! Kind of in a class by himself, in concert, he literally melted my brain with his whammy bar, LOL! But seriously, this tune is a heavy metal/rock masterpiece, it really sounds too cool! You really feel the power!!! Bravo to Steve, you're a total monster!
What I love most about Vai is his expression on stage. You can see all he's ever wanted to do is play badass guitar and he's kicking arse and knows it. Can see the passion for his art in his face, even covered in gold paint. All the best artists do what they love the most- so many guitarists play but seem robotic, almost like they don't even wanna do it. Vai fucking loves his job.
@Sadboibassist - Really? So...you consider this tune a Rock / Metal song? To me, it clearly doesn't fit either of these categories. It's something really different.
Steve Vai is a freak of nature. I can play most solos from the 80s metallica megadeth etc but this guy's stuff is on another level of difficulty. His fingers are really long so it's harder for a shorter guy with sausage fingers. Ill never forget passion and warfare .
After a long time, I realized Vai isn't just a guitarist. Being a scary good musician takes multiple talents, and he happens to be crazy good at them at the same time,
@@emilloparski The movie Crossroads came out in 1986, where Steve played it in the movie (the intro, but had the song written), until 2023 is 37 years.
Guitarist: Steve Vai Vocalist: Ibanez Jem Edit: Bruh, i was in 6th grade when i made this comment. Im in 10th bro. Time flies too fast.☠ Edit: 11th grade now 🔥
He is so incredible. No bum notes, all those notes and bends and screeches and winnies, and not one note out of key or even a bit wrong. Fk. And he remembers it all.
When I first started my guitar journey back in the 1980s, I was intimidated by Vai's mastery of the guitar. Especially after watching the movie Crossroads. It's been almost 40 years, and I'm still intimidated by Vai's guitar skills. This dude is a friggin' beast. 😳
Bro steve vai invented a new high and raised rhe bar waaaay up there. It's like the guitar is dirrectly plugged to his nervous system. No amount of calluses on the tip of my fingers will never be enough to even hit one note like him.
@@notsuperhumain To this day, I watch Crossroads and am in awe of Vai. The man is a shaman. I would love to know what became of Jack Butler's soul after he lost to Eugene.
4:33 That epic part of the solo. Upon close inspection, that is an intricately composed, mind bendingly awesome controlled frenzy. Slow it down to 0.75 speed. and you will hear the patterns, phrasing, the bones of it. It's it's own little genius composed part. Just incredible.
One reason I know my dad is DEFINATELY my dad is that when I showed him this song for the first time, I told him it's an instrumental, and he replied "What about the horse?" No mistakin that.
The real horse is a sampled horse. Tell your Dad, it is like Ferris Buellers Day Off when pressing the keyboard came the coughs. But, this is decades of better technology for redoing the real horse that appears in parts of the song.
When he's on the chorus, he moves how I imagine this massive, bad horse just strutting around like he owns the ground he walks on. 🫠 I love this song so much.
This video is just so intriguing. The foggy atmosphere, the missed whammy parts, the silver paint on everything, the tuning and overall heaviness of the song (without any vocals mind you) just make this so attention grabbing. Hands down one of the best metal videos and songs of all time. Kinda underrated too.
Steve, how in the F--- you came up with this lick I'll never know! 4:07 -4:10 If I could write 3 seconds of music like that in my entire life I would feel at peace with myself. Cheers! V
This part is perfect example of when the phrasing in your mind lands perfectly on the chords available in that box when you're writing a solo, Steve vai is a wizard ❤️❤️
did you guy know Steve Vai's feng shui element is Metal? Feng shui is an ancient Chinese art that involves creating a space that's harmonious with the environment.
I came for one of Steve Terreberry's videos and I saw the two scenes that I was looking for. I am satisfied. As for the music, Goddamn, that riff is heavy.
that is indeed one of the most incredible riffs ive ever heard, and ive heard every top guitarists stuff. the only riff in the world that i think is better is the one vai does in the song building the church
I played this song off the juke box 2 years ago maybe 3 the whole bar went nuts,,,shit was almost coming off the walls,,,the down pounding is just over the top🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸👍👍🇺🇸
Remember buying the DVD for this thing as a teenager and playing it over, and over, and over again... So freaking good. Also, let it sink in to all my contemporaries that this was released 26 years ago.... Gettin' old
Kindof cool to think that Steve in just having the idea put forth to Ibanez. with the 7th string. Is the whole reason bands like Korn, are in the market. I for one love all of it. JMHO.
This is the moment that made me want to play music. My uncle showed me this video when I was 13, and it inspired me so much that I went home and thought about nothing but guitar playing every day for years after it
@@damonrudd6599 I just want to add credit to Arlen Roth who also did alot of guitar work for the movie but his name was never in the credits, he's the one that taught Ralph Macchio just enough to fake it
I remember getting the Alien Love Secrets CD and DVD back around the mid / late 90's and being mesmerized by this video, and impressed by the fact that Steve made a video for every song on the album. Love the heaviness of the opening riff and how it was played on slide guitar. The rhythm section just grooves on this track!
@@woodlock7494 yep, you have to not worry what your face is doing and get in the zone, if you feeling it so can the audience, no one ever did an emotive solo with a straight face eh.
2nd. Joe Satriani who taught Vai slid to 3rd place. Vai surpassed his teacher. Hendrix remains #1. He broke the mould and let loose all the other masters.
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Steve Vai should be on the periodic table.
This shold be the most liked in my opinion
Fuck Osmium all my homie love Steve Vai, heavier metal!
@@alexdima4378 He is truly a rare element of this Earth.
Hell yesh
Ele é o Metal in persona. (Me)
The bass tone is so BRUTAL. Blends well with the guitar but still cuts and stands out on it's own.
How does one get such a brutal distortion on bass?
@@metalhead532 Well I've got no idea how they did it particularly for this song. But Darkglass makes a lot of great amps and pedals with amazing distortion. Darkglass is becoming one of the top names in bass equipment nowadays and for good reason.
Also the EQ settings of how the bass guitar sits in the mix with the other guitars is really important for this kind of tone. It's just something you have to play around with yourself and figure out what works best with your equipment. Search around RUclips. Hope this helps!
@@metalhead532 Darkglass Alpha Omega amp sounds like it'd be up your alley.
BassTheWorld is a good channel to check out and Gear Gods.
@@metalhead532 lots of bass players use fuzz pedals to get tones like that. The electro Harmonix big muff range of pedals is a common one, especially the Russian type (they're usually called "sovtek"). Honestly just try lots of guitar distortion/overdrive pedals with your bass until you find one you like. And probably having humbucking bass pickups would help as well
Yes this song wouldn't work without the bassist..
This is so metal Steve Vai Himself turned into Metal
underrated comment
@@antero6302 super underrated
Underrated
XD
They say alchemy isn’t real, Vai is living proof that it exists
This is seriously one of the coolest instrumentals of all time.
The true mastery of whammy language
Recently saw Steve Vai on tour with Joe Satriani (his former instructor...who has certainly thought,' you have done well, my son!'), needless to say, it was a fantastic concert! When I need my occasional total metal fix, I like to watch this, so weird and cool! Vai emotes sounds out of the guitar that no one else can! Kind of in a class by himself, in concert, he literally melted my brain with his whammy bar, LOL! But seriously, this tune is a heavy metal/rock masterpiece, it really sounds too cool! You really feel the power!!! Bravo to Steve, you're a total monster!
Steve vai is, not the guitar
I can never unhear "Where is my whammy, where did it go"
FRL!!!!!!!
same
😂😂😂
we know your a steve fan just admit it
not steve vai steve t
lol i was just watching that part where he misses it
What I love most about Vai is his expression on stage. You can see all he's ever wanted to do is play badass guitar and he's kicking arse and knows it. Can see the passion for his art in his face, even covered in gold paint. All the best artists do what they love the most- so many guitarists play but seem robotic, almost like they don't even wanna do it. Vai fucking loves his job.
He can paint himself metallic and still not seem robotic
I agree, so many super skilled players, but lacking in expression of emotion, like if they were super introvert with a phobia about body movement.
He lives and breathes his music and guitar!
Gold paint? That is clearly silver.
This is a way of life :-)
-what genre of music do you listen to?
-Steve Vai
Grammar, man. Grammar.
I dont know chloe price listen to steve vai
@@dualberetta2755 same
@Sadboibassist listen to "for the love of god" or "tender surrender" etc is that metal or rock
@Sadboibassist - Really? So...you consider this tune a Rock / Metal song? To me, it clearly doesn't fit either of these categories. It's something really different.
Steve vai is metal.
literally.
Underrated
james hetfield vs steve vai
Steve Vai is guitar perfected
Steve Vai is a musical liquid metal terminator sent back in time to evolve into a middle aged mom looking rockstar.
Bruhhh N G L
Steve Vai is a freak of nature. I can play most solos from the 80s metallica megadeth etc but this guy's stuff is on another level of difficulty. His fingers are really long so it's harder for a shorter guy with sausage fingers. Ill never forget passion and warfare .
So you can play marty friedman solos?
@80sShred yeah the notes I can no problem, but my vibrato isnt exactly like his. I even got marty's old instructional videos.
@@jsunproter1940 nice, thats still a good effort. 👍
After a long time, I realized Vai isn't just a guitarist. Being a scary good musician takes multiple talents, and he happens to be crazy good at them at the same time,
Can you play buckethead solos
This groove just hits so goddamn hard even 37 years after he wrote it. It's so sick
27+1 already but I agree
Agreed. This is straight nasty
@@emilloparski The movie Crossroads came out in 1986, where Steve played it in the movie (the intro, but had the song written), until 2023 is 37 years.
39 now. It's still the coolest, raunchiest song I've ever heard.
Guitarist: Steve Vai
Vocalist: Ibanez Jem
Edit: Bruh, i was in 6th grade when i made this comment. Im in 10th bro. Time flies too fast.☠
Edit: 11th grade now 🔥
and dont forget the horse, as backing vocal. lol
@@snorky1828 pulls off horse mask it was you the whole time Ibenez jem. Scoobydoo.jpeg
greg massey wow xD
@@snorky1828 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Михаил Яблонский 🤪😂😂😂🤘
It's so cool how this really does sound like a wild, unbroken horse that doesn't want to be messed with.
And the chomping sound is like running or kicking at the gate - and it is a ferocious horse, btw. Not a skinny trotter. This is a very untamed horse.
This is one of the best guitar instrumentals of all time
But the horse was the singer
😂
Well yeah it’s by Steve Vai
@@PastPerspectives11 Dang I thought it was from Zendaya
He is so incredible. No bum notes, all those notes and bends and screeches and winnies, and not one note out of key or even a bit wrong. Fk. And he remembers it all.
A master (SV) does not practice until he plays it right. A master practices until he cannot play it wrong. Steve Vai is a gift to the universe.
Sim ele lembra de todas as notas essa música é dele ele é maestro
@@handmadehearts He does to those strings what no mortal can do
Actually in the beginning he hits the strings too hard, and that causes one of the "chugs" to go sharper than the intended note
@@pickloy8045🤓🤓🤓🤓
When I first started my guitar journey back in the 1980s, I was intimidated by Vai's mastery of the guitar. Especially after watching the movie Crossroads.
It's been almost 40 years, and I'm still intimidated by Vai's guitar skills. This dude is a friggin' beast.
😳
Bro steve vai invented a new high and raised rhe bar waaaay up there. It's like the guitar is dirrectly plugged to his nervous system. No amount of calluses on the tip of my fingers will never be enough to even hit one note like him.
@@notsuperhumain To this day, I watch Crossroads and am in awe of Vai.
The man is a shaman.
I would love to know what became of Jack Butler's soul after he lost to Eugene.
cool but chelsea loses to corinthians on 2012 club world cup
Joe Satriani: silver surfer
Steve Vai: silver everything
Steve is the alien Joe is surfing with .... cuz he's outta this world!
@@bakurasplanet4502 :D
Sry to ruin ur 69th like \M/
ShayZeACE haha
MASKS N’ METAL Buckethead: I own everyone
It's only a guitar, bass and drums (and a horse) and it's sooooo heavy...
what do you mean only..? that's all I need
symbolic \m/
What more do you need?
Clearly nothing
whaaaattttt... there is no horse
Steve is so in another level he multiplies himself to play the riff at 3:52
Only other incredibly talented musicians like Daler Mehndi can do that.
4:33 That epic part of the solo. Upon close inspection, that is an intricately composed, mind bendingly awesome controlled frenzy. Slow it down to 0.75 speed. and you will hear the patterns, phrasing, the bones of it. It's it's own little genius composed part. Just incredible.
Glad I wasn’t the only one who caught that. Extremely underrated solo
would love to see the tab and learn it lol
@@oscarriley9265 You'd have to become a horse.
@@andybrown6981 say less
Needs more fLanger.
That bass just deepens the guitars vocals.
“eeeeEEEE WHERE IS MY WHAAAAMMYYYY” 1:38
whEre did it gOOOOoooooo?
stevie T be like
where did it gooooOoooOOOOoooooOooOo?
What?
not a russian name read his lips
One reason I know my dad is DEFINATELY my dad is that when I showed him this song for the first time, I told him it's an instrumental, and he replied "What about the horse?"
No mistakin that.
The real horse is a sampled horse. Tell your Dad, it is like Ferris Buellers Day Off when pressing the keyboard came the coughs. But, this is decades of better technology for redoing the real horse that appears in parts of the song.
Apart from the song, his performance, the silver paint, the way he moves, it all converges into the zenith of badassness
When he's on the chorus, he moves how I imagine this massive, bad horse just strutting around like he owns the ground he walks on. 🫠 I love this song so much.
This video is just so intriguing. The foggy atmosphere, the missed whammy parts, the silver paint on everything, the tuning and overall heaviness of the song (without any vocals mind you) just make this so attention grabbing. Hands down one of the best metal videos and songs of all time. Kinda underrated too.
I’ll never forget the first time I heard that tapping sequence from 4:35-4:50. I had to just laugh out loud at the absurd impossibility of it.
1:38 when you mimic people who tell you to turn the amp down
your comment is rated G for GAY
you dont
Hopefuly im wearing sun glasses like Steve, heavy sand storm...
OMG, LIKE TOTALLY
you made my night
One of the heaviest songs I’ve heard in drop c. Ever.
Aydin Dagdeviren *Drop D
@@sashingopaul3111 LMAO
@@sashingopaul3111 it is drop C
It's in drop ù
there was any drop c before?
I just love this performance. He is vibing off every. freakin'. note. oozing raunch.
It's almost impossible to put into words how much Steve Vai's playing engages me. The facial expressions show as much passion as his hands.
0:24 when she says her parents are out
XDD
Lmao with the horse neighing it’s perfect
😂😆
creeper smile
I'd love to see how this wouldve turned out if Les Claypool had been on this song lol
I like how he acts when he hits that high note like he is screaming and making that sound from the mouth
Everyone's got guitar faces.
I love how he acts like hes making the sound with the guitar, we all know it's coming from his mouth
*_WAAAAAAAAWAAAWWAAAWAAAAA_*
@@FrankieAmadeian. i look so stupid when i play lmfao
WhaaaaaaAAAAAAAmmmmmyyyyyyy bAAAAAAAAaaaaaaaaaarrrrrrrrrr
I love the "guitar faces" Steve makes while playing this.
Makes the song even better
There's a reason Zappa loved this guy.
Steve is one of those few guitarists that make a little part of me smile inside whenever I hear them.
Steve, how in the F--- you came up with this lick I'll never know! 4:07 -4:10
If I could write 3 seconds of music like that in my entire life I would feel at peace with myself. Cheers! V
haha its next level hey
Seriously.
Total control!
Practice more. Focus on the playing
This part is perfect example of when the phrasing in your mind lands perfectly on the chords available in that box when you're writing a solo, Steve vai is a wizard ❤️❤️
Us: "Slide guitar doesn’t work in metal."
Steve: "Hold my beer!" 😂
You got that Fucking Right 🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🍻🍻
@@joemorrow8411 AMEN!
I thought that was the metal paint. He really is using a slide god damn
@@davidzimmerman8169 Yup!
Wrong! He would still keep the beer in his hand if you know what I mean.
i like how everyone talks about him missing his whammy at 2:23 , yet no ones said anything about how he also misses it on 3:43
Yeah, but in 2:23 is more notable
Don't forget about 4:04
I miss your mammy to! She was alot of fun!!
It's because at 2:23 he missed it 3 times and then he did this weird hand technique and it was awesome
Its probably because its so dark with flashy lights and also he wears a sunglasses
It takes courage to express one’s self to this extent.
Steve is such a gift...
3:50
Steve Vai: you bad horsieeee
Horse: *CRIES*
Why do I hear it and why doesn't it stop
That WAH noise is just epic to my ears!!! 👂
One of the most amazing things ive ever heard.
LarryLinton Definitely wonderful........ makes one feel pretty good. I can feel...
This is one of the greatest riffs I've ever heard. Vai is absolutely one of the greatest.
did you guy know Steve Vai's feng shui element is Metal? Feng shui is an ancient Chinese art that involves creating a space that's harmonious with the environment.
“How much metal you want?”
Steve Vai: Yes
I came for one of Steve Terreberry's videos and I saw the two scenes that I was looking for. I am satisfied. As for the music, Goddamn, that riff is heavy.
me too
where is whammy? where did it go?
1:38. Where's whammy?
Can we talk about how Stevie t deserves more subs
No talk is needed. We all know.
And we all know he is djentier than Jared Dines
1:03 I can’t un hear Stevie t saying WHEERE IS MY WHAMYYYYYYYY!
WHERE DID IT GOOOOO!
Same
Стив красавчег,его творчество не когда не будет забыто, сколько лет переслушиваю композиции Стива-не надоедает.Особый привет Джо Сотриани.
One of the dopest guitar riffs ever!!!!
The greatest riff of all times!
indeed!
not even close
Michal 991 Its close alright.
yeahhhhhhhhhhhhh
that is indeed one of the most incredible riffs ive ever heard, and ive heard every top guitarists stuff. the only riff in the world that i think is better is the one vai does in the song building the church
riff monstro
jesuskater o melhor
Tem hora que eu acho o Steve vai parecido com o Agostinho Carrara
Legal a melodia né Gabriel Cavalcante
riff mostro
this song live is something from another planet.... Vai is a living legend!!!
I played this song off the juke box 2 years ago maybe 3 the whole bar went nuts,,,shit was almost coming off the walls,,,the down pounding is just over the top🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸👍👍🇺🇸
Remember buying the DVD for this thing as a teenager and playing it over, and over, and over again... So freaking good.
Also, let it sink in to all my contemporaries that this was released 26 years ago.... Gettin' old
Kindof cool to think that Steve in just having the idea put forth to Ibanez. with the 7th string. Is the whole reason bands like Korn, are in the market. I for one love all of it. JMHO.
Steve Vai you're the man 🎸🤘
There will never be a decade where this is not the coolest thing ever.
Maybe Steve Vai will become the new Jesus in about 350 years?
Vai is one of the best ever, no question about it.
This is the best pure metal song in the history of mankind! If you're a metal fan and this song doesn't get it then you ain't a metal freak baby
0:43 Little bit of “Enter Sandman”
**both Steve Vai and Kirk Hammett were Joe Satriani’s students**
So many guitar faces. This man is having an absolute blast.
2:23 That wasn’t guitar playing, that was Stevie screaming because he realized he just missed the whammy bar 😂
We have the same profile picture bro
@@shadowspider4140 SUS 😂😂
he missed it twice lol
That's the best mistake you're ever gonna get from that legend dude!
🎶Where is my whammmmmmmymymyyyyyyyyy where did it gooooooooooooooooooo🎶
Lyrics by yours truly Steve Terryberry
Superb guitarist.
Serperb showman.
Gifted.
The 'Live At Astoria" video of him doing this song, is even BETTER! The perfect blend of virtuosity & performance art! 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Metal Steve Vai playing Metal on a Metal guitar with metal strings on it with a metal slide is a perfect combo.
Drop C sounds so heavy!!
He is a legend. That's all what can be said. Indeed the genre of this song is Steve vai.
0:24 is memeworthy
also; you dont listen to vai, you watch vai. this man is a REAL showman. he was born for stage
уже раз 80 переслушиваю, не надоедает абсолютно
Соглашусь
брат я по меньше слушал но скоро тебя до гоню не надоедает супер
I keep coming back to this one, it's just that good. Vai is a living embodiment of the guitar gods.
"Hi, welcome to guitar center, how can I help you today?"
*Me knowing full well that I'm there to buy an Ibanez Jem* 0:23
"Do you accept.... cash? Ca-ching!"
@@GabrielTheCalango Wayne's World! I got u bruh
Croissant Tosser lol
Oh yes. It will be mine
I’m feeling saucy
Bassist: Where is your solo?
Steve Vai: Yes
Insane, another level.
The Bass riff sounds BEAUTIFULL
This is the moment that made me want to play music.
My uncle showed me this video when I was 13, and it inspired me so much that I went home and thought about nothing but guitar playing every day for years after it
I honestly don’t think riffs can get heavier than this
The opening riff comes from the guitar dual scene with Ralph Machiio in Crossroads
You know that was Steve vai that was battling Ralph, and that vai did the actual guitar work both
Oh wow, how did I miss that!!!
@@damonrudd6599 I just want to add credit to Arlen Roth who also did alot of guitar work for the movie but his name was never in the credits, he's the one that taught Ralph Macchio just enough to fake it
Holy. fucking. shit! How am I only just hearing this!!
The cornerstone and foundation of Instrumental music & a masterpiece all in the same!
Still listing in 2024!
🤘🤘🤘
I remember getting the Alien Love Secrets CD and DVD back around the mid / late 90's and being mesmerized by this video, and impressed by the fact that Steve made a video for every song on the album. Love the heaviness of the opening riff and how it was played on slide guitar. The rhythm section just grooves on this track!
If you guys are reading this, you have a good taste in music :)
As do you lol
thx
Lol
Even if I don't like the music?
I didn't know the ability to read was what it takes to have good musical taste.
@@onusgumboot5565 what
4:33 dat double tapping solo
Domius I know...just awesome!
Its amzig
Its amazing
Right
I wish he would come out with more heavier songs like this.
This guy is the reason I picked up the guitar again and for good! Tx dude
It's not just his playing it's the writing of this music he does too...a master
The one song I can’t get out of my head and it doesn’t even have actual lyrics
The dude is lip syncing to his guitar. What a fuckin legend.
Most guitarists do this. Or maybe it's just me Jimi and Steve but I'm pretty sure most guitarists do this.
use a wah, you will be surprised at how strong the urge to lip synch to your guitar is
Theres no sweeter melody than an epic bend or sick whammy pull, it's really hard to resist those.
you should get a wah pedal, you will instant lipsync
@@woodlock7494 yep, you have to not worry what your face is doing and get in the zone, if you feeling it so can the audience, no one ever did an emotive solo with a straight face eh.
Only 4M views... there is something wrong with RUclips
Not RUclips humans
I bow to Steve Vai like im boutta learn some sick ass new martial arts move when he plays, but its literally just an awesome song
Love how Vai makes the facial expressions seems like all the great guitar strokers do the same thing when they are feeling the tone
I love that lil lick at 5:12
Love how heavy that bass sounds
Absolutely amazing 👌
Every time I watch this I have it stuck in my head for a week. (Not complaining... At All.)
This is sooooo DOPE OMFG
After watching this I’m having a hard time not thinking Steve Vai is the greatest guitarist of all time.
2nd.
Joe Satriani who taught Vai slid to 3rd place. Vai surpassed his teacher.
Hendrix remains #1. He broke the mould and let loose all the other masters.
Don’t forget bumblefoot
Don't forget Buckethead, with more than 300 albums and some of the most insane solos in rock History
Not even remotely close to being the best.
Bruh I rather listen to any Megadeth song over this wah wha garbage that you guys d ride so hard 😂.
This is how heavy blues gets when played on distortion by steve vai
riff beginning at 4:33 or so...unbelievable..i am not worthy at all
More like a lick
Lick lol. Your right
Riffs = rhythm
Licks = lead
lol you guys need to practice harder instead of worry about terminology, do you bros even play? a riff never was rhythm
Via is just so sick awesome . Plays with skill and intensity . No words needed in his music . The guitar 🎸 says it all !
When metal hears Steve Val ......it melts.