WHERE THE WILD THINGS ARE [BLU-RAY] (COFFRET DE 2 BLU-RAY)

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(Live In Minneapolis)Taken from a two hour and 40 minute sold out show recorded at The State theatre in Minneapolis, WHERE THE WILD THINGS ARE is yet another live showcase of meticulously mapped Steve Vai compositions. Much of the material is new, and tested out in front of an unfamiliar but eager audience, with Vai exercising his chops to the limits. It's a chance for him to bust out every trick in the book: blazing through ridiculously difficult scales, double hand-tapping extravaganzas (where he plays the guitar like a piano), and sick string bends and whammy bombs to the point where his custom Jem neck should be left, imaginably, in the same shape as the rubbery guitar on the cover of FLEXABLE. The listening experience is more geared towards frequent guitar clinic attendees than someone seeking background music for a day drive. It's the kind of stuff that deserves full concentration, and while most will furrow their brows while focusing on the guitar pyrotechnics, the rest of the instrumentalists are tightly locked and highly ambitious in their own right. Touring for the first time as a collective, violinists/keyboardists Ann Marie Calhoun and Alex Depoe join Vai, along with bassist Bryan Beller, drummer Jeremy Colson and guitarist/sitarist Dave Weiner. The virtuostic tendencies run high, the musicianship is incredible, and as a whole, the group sounds more like one of Frank Zappa's stage bands than, say, David Lee Roth's.

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(Live In Minneapolis)Taken from a two hour and 40 minute sold out show recorded at The State theatre in Minneapolis, WHERE THE WILD THINGS ARE is yet another live showcase of meticulously mapped Steve Vai compositions. Much of the material is new, and tested out in front of an unfamiliar but eager audience, with Vai exercising his chops to the limits. It's a chance for him to bust out every trick in the book: blazing through ridiculously difficult scales, double hand-tapping extravaganzas (where he plays the guitar like a piano), and sick string bends and whammy bombs to the point where his custom Jem neck should be left, imaginably, in the same shape as the rubbery guitar on the cover of FLEXABLE. The listening experience is more geared towards frequent guitar clinic attendees than someone seeking background music for a day drive. It's the kind of stuff that deserves full concentration, and while most will furrow their brows while focusing on the guitar pyrotechnics, the rest of the instrumentalists are tightly locked and highly ambitious in their own right. Touring for the first time as a collective, violinists/keyboardists Ann Marie Calhoun and Alex Depoe join Vai, along with bassist Bryan Beller, drummer Jeremy Colson and guitarist/sitarist Dave Weiner. The virtuostic tendencies run high, the musicianship is incredible, and as a whole, the group sounds more like one of Frank Zappa's stage bands than, say, David Lee Roth's.

Acteurs

Steve Vai

Durée

211 minutes

Nombre de disques

2

Format

PAL / Cinémascope

Studio

Favored Nations

Editeur

Favored Nations

Date de sortie

2009-11-27

Code région

2

Marque

chez Import - Steve Vai

isbn

0

attributs

Support / Quantité fournie=2 ;Domaine d'utilisation=Vente;Zone / DRM / Bridage=Zone B;Rubrique principale Vidéo=Blu-Ray;Edition=Coffret

theme

Blu-Ray

stock

16

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