This isn't bad for a title. I think a lot of people "got it" as soon as they read this. Contracted for correctness, but that's it: The uncomfortably wed non-representational forms reminiscent of flesh and earth -- I like the apparent contradiction.
Oh, and if you have any leftovers with bigger and rounder holes, I'd like to order two.
I disagree completely. Of the "shredders", he is probably the most evocative.
Sure, he's still a shredder -- sometimes it's fun to hear someone really capable do what they're capable of doing. Music doesn't always have to evoke a specific emotion, or be melodramatic. Sometimes it's fun to play music for the sake of playing music, and that's what he does for me.
I'm not a guitarist.
Let me be lucid for you then: as much as I like Duane Allman (and I do -- Dreams was a godsend one particular all-nighter), I like Satch better.
Lpppt!
I think she does her own. She had the exact same eyebrows (someone thought they were tattoos, because they looked so consistent) for every video and live appearance, when the first album came out.
Want! Even if it doesn't do DVD-A...I have a couple DVD-A players at this point, I can get by...plus, it'll probably do region 2, which I'll need for that stupid Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence dub.
Curse you, Dreamworks!
Uh, the guy from King's X or something. No, it was a group that only had a couple albums, if not only one. Oh, yeah, T-Ride, Geoff Tyson.
Also: Larry La Londe? Charlie Hunter? Alex Skolnick? a bunch o' others:
Joe Satriani - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
No, I put that up as an example of how close they are to Satriani, to wit:
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Vml7SwxXTI]YouTube - Joe Satriani Shreds[/ame]
I think there are people in both camps. I know a lot of people think he plays without feeling (all "technical" and "chops" just because he teaches as well as plays), but I, for one, think extremely highly of him.