Rappers React To Joe Satriani "Circles"!!!
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- Опубліковано 31 сер 2021
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Been a Satriani fan since I was a teenager. The man can shred. IMO Surfing With The Alien is the best instrumental album ever.
#ICameHereToSayThis But Knew In My Heart Someone Would Beat Me To It. 🤘😎🤘
+1. That album changed my life.
Its up there with Maximum Security by Tony MacAlpine.
One before was not bad either....."Not of This Earth" in my opinion was not lacking either. But huge fan of 'Surfing'
@@briansanders6247 even The Extemist had good songs on it. Satriani is a legend for a reason.
Satch is the greatest, and Surfing With The Alien was the album that got me to pick up a guitar. His runs and riffs are lyrical...and while he does some vocal work on later albums, he's a much better player than singer :) The players he has taught is mind-blowing. "Summer Song" would be a good one for you, as would be the title track from Surfing With The Alien.
I hope you don't have the songs confused like everyone else. The big hit from Surfing with the Alien was called Always with me Always with you. It's shits me how many people think that track is called Surfing with the Alien...So be honest. Did you get them confused?...
@@Me-qp8vz no, I’m definitely referring to Surfing (the track) - but you bring up an excellent point win “Always With Me…” - another incredible track, but I thought these guys would appreciate Surfing more on a first listen. There’s not a bad track on that entire album.
evh innovator and the greatest
Crushing day. And never write a song sitting down, lol.
The look on your faces when Joe breaks into his heavy jam is priceless ! So glad you found Joe ! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
He was Steve vai guitar teacher and a few other big names. He is simply one of the most original and genius guitarist out there
For those who don’t know joe satriani was a teacher of many great guitarists including Metallica’s Kirk Hammett 😎
…of course Steve Vai
Yes, but I think Hammett quit after the second lesson: hahaha
@@gamarraelnegro624 The story as I recall it is that Kirk went to Joe for lessons and was basically wanting Joe to show him/teach him how to solo over the Metallica riffs. Joe said that he didn't necessarily want to show Kirk too much because he didn't want Kirk to just be emulating Joe's ideas in Metallica. He thought Kirk was good already and just needed to spend time with it and learn his own style and that was going to be better for Kirk in the long run.
@@gamarraelnegro624 kirk was so impressed that he increased his lessons from 1 to 2 a week.... It's on UA-cam somewhere
And let's not forget Larry Lalonde and Alex Skolnick.
Joe Santriani is 68 years old, that's not a joke!!
He is 65.
Steve Vai has some pretty sick instrumentals.
He taught Kirk Hammet and Steve Vai
Have you heard "Steve's Spanking"? :P
Steve vai can play a million notes a minute but his music had no soul. Not a fan. Mot like Joe.
Joe Santriani was Kirk Hammet from metallicas guitar teacher. Also Steve Via, and Larry Lalonde of primus!!!
Definitely check out "Summer Song" and "Flying in a Blue Dream". Joe is The Man!
You need to do Surfing with the Alien from the same show.
If you need to know more Joe Satriani I will tell you the best songs to listen to I have been listening to him for 32 years. Another one you have to hear from him is - Is There Love In Space.
Listening to Joe now, eh? About freakin' time!
And not a bad song to start with! Live is a great choice!
This whole album changed my taste in music!
Made of tears - live from Joe satriani. You won't regret it!!
My Favorite
He doesn't look like it, but Joe Satriani is in his 60'S he stopped aging 30 years ago. he is 65 years old now.
Joe is awesome, consider LOVE THING in the future 🙏
Seven Finger Satriani- You called it !
I saw Joe Satriani at a music fest in Georgia along time ago this guy taught Steve Vai besides a whole lot of others
I was playing lots of Joe Satriani when i was 12 and 13 years old.
Joe Satriani has been one of my all time favorite guitarist since I was 12 He taught some of the best guitarists there is. Kirk Hammett from Metallica was one of his students.
Up In The Sky off Crystal Planet is my all time favorite of his.
One of my favorite discs by him but not popular even among his fans.
Here are some things about Satch, first he's clearly an immortal. He was probably in his mid-50s when this was recorded. He's looked the same forever. Secondly his tones are super listenable so even when he's shredding at a million miles an hour it doesn't sound like Angry Hornets it's all smooth and meilodic. Next, he puts a real emphasis on catchy Melodies In His instrumental work. Kind of "YYZ" in their execution and when I saw him last the audience sang along to all the instrumental parts. Pretty crazy. Lastly yes he was born to it but this guy put in a zillion hours teaching himself the mechanics of the guitar from the ground up, how to write catchy melodies, how to keep an audience engaged, how to tour on a limited budget because he was an independent artist for years and years, and ultimately how to practice effectively so that you get the most out of it each time you do it. People throw the word virtuoso around a lot but truth of the matter is virtuoso is raw ability that you are born to and putting in the time to perfect it. Side note: As a guitar instructor he taught Kirk Hammett from Metallica and the guys from Exodus, he produced one of the groundbreaking death metal albums in 1990.. Possessed's
" The Eyes Of Horror" where he met Larry Lalonde the guitarist who went on to be in Primus ... many many many Bay Area legendary things he's been involved in above and beyond his guitar playing career.
Nice one guys! Next up you should definitely check out his song “always with me always with you” live video it’s a banger
Probably my all-time favorite song from him.
Still waiting on Buckethead. He's the GOAT
Yes I agree they have to do some Buckethead. As good as Joes Satriani is Buckethead is in a whole another realm musically. Not many people can play like he can.
I'm a big Satch fan. He's so good at showing off his skills while still writing actual "songs"--there's identifiable verses, choruses, bridges, and solos. There's structure there and I think that's what really elevated him over a lot of other shredders and enabled him to have a 35-year career. He writes melodies you can hum.
Glad you went with the live version. Not only does he sound great live, but you get to see some of his techniques and how he's pulling some of this off. If you want more, "Surfing With the Alien" "Satch Boogie" "Summer Song" "Flying in a Blue Dream" and are all great choices. Maybe "The Mystical Potato Head Groove Thing" if you want to have your minds blown. I also highly recommend something like "Always With Me, Always With You" to see how he writes a simple sweet ballad and puts his unique spin on it.
Love Satch!
Suggestion: Liguid Tension Experiment “Acid Rain Live”!
Petrucci
Just for you to know --> the studio version of Circles stop after the 2nd "clean part" ... the rest of the live video is improvisation ^^
Joe Satriani and John Petrucci are my two favorite guitarist. Saw them both on the same night back in January 2018 on Satriani's G3 tour.
Good taste
Everything after about 3.30 after starting to play is improvisation. That's how good a player he is and how great these mucisians are:-)
Welcome to the
Satch's world! A genius and a great guitar master for a lot of famous guitar players in the world
There is a MTV Unplugged that had Joe and SRV alternating Acoustic Guitar Songs and Riffs that you should watch and react too, Back when Joe had hair....
Satriani is 65 years old. Devin is 49. Steven Vai is 61 and taught Devin how to play. 💗
His 1995 self titled album is my favorite. Best instrumental guitarist ever IMO. The guitar he's playing in this video is the one on the cover of that album.
Saw Joe Satriani with Steve Vai. Awesome show. Joe was Steve's first guitar teacher. Steve played with Frank Zappa and White snake. Then slot of solo stuff. Joe played in Chicken foot. Michael Anthony and Sammy Hagar from Van Halen. The drummer from The Red Hot Chili Peppers. And I just had a brain fart and can't remember his name.gotta look and then edit this.🥴😁😜🎶😅👍🤘
The 80s was a great decade to grow up if you love guitar shred. Joe Satriani, Steve Vai, Yngwie Malmsteen, Buckethead, Paul Gilbert, Tony McAlpine, Vinnie Moore, and then you get to the more conventional hard rock guys, like Eddie Van Halen, Randy Rhoads, George Lynch, Vito Bratta, and on and on. I love guitar excess!
Joe was the guitar teacher to the stars. His students include Steve Vai, Kirk Hammett (Metallica), David Bryson (Counting Crows), Alex Skolnick (Testament), Rick Hunolt (Exodus), Geoff Tyson (Queens Of The Stone Age, A Perfect Circle), Larry LaLonde (Primus, Possessed), Phil Kettner (Laaz Rockit)
I've been binge watching all of your videos from my favorite musicians. Love the reactions on the guy in the left, that's how I look when I watch someone amazing for the first time
Joe Satriani is honestly one of the humble musicians there. When he’s on stage,,, LOL he knows it lol. He also started in music when he was 5 yrs old.
You can't put him in one decade. Since the 80s he has been doing this and still does it. He puts out albums every year, he plays with other people and bands, constantly tours, and everyone wants to play with him.
There is no experience quite like watching him live from 10-20 feet away. I've seen him live 15 or so times, and he never failed to amaze me.
I'm jealous
He has some great videos on UA-cam that show his experimentation with getting sounds out of his guitars that a normal guitar player doesn't find. He is one with that axe
Every time I hear Satch- goosebumps and snaps be back to being a teenager. F'n Immortal!
so nice to watch 2 cool dudes just enjoying music. keep it up ;)
Satriani was a guitar teacher and his students included Steve Vai and Kirk Hammett. Enough said. I think his album Crystal Planet is flawless.
Joe is currently 65. He found out Jimi Hendrix died at football practice when he was 14. He immediately quit the team and bought a guitar to learn how to play.
He is the best selling guitarist who makes instrumental albums. (He sang on one album.) He has released 17 studio albums. This song is off his breakthrough second album, Surfing With the Alien from 1987. This video is from 2006 when he was 50. He just looks young.
His wife must be satisfied. They've been married for 40 years (1981).
Mystical Potatohead Groove Thing
do I really need to say more? The name alone should make you wanna check it out. The waves of emotion in that song are unreal... sooo good
Half This Song Is Nice A Chill, The Second Half Is All Shredding, Then Back To Chill At The End.
The Same Way Steve Vai Made His Song "Tender Surrender".
That's How You Can Clearly Tell, Joe Was Steve Vai's Guitar And Music Teacher.
Joe satriani will take you on an emotional roller coaster ride with his music .
25 years later im still a big fan and listen to his songs everyday. Long live Joe!
Satriani and Steve Via are both 80s guitar GODS!🎸
You guys gotta check out some of his other songs like Flying On A Blue Dream, Surfing With The Alien and Satch Boogie. Also check out Technical Difficulty by Paul Gilbert
Another great guitarist to check out who never had the commercial success he deserved would be Tony MacAlpine. His live session doing “Tears Of Sahara” for EMGtv would be a great place to start. 👍🏻
The problem with Joe is most of his songs have no lyrics. Most people line to sing along with a song. I may be wrong but I believe the majority of his fans are musicians who can appreciate instrumental songs.
You've probably heard some of his music in movies or TV commercials. Summer song was in commercials for a while. His first album came out in 1987. His most recent in 2020. So he could go into any decade from 80s 90s 2000s 2010s 2020s
Yes!!!!
Joe "Satch." One of those musicians that when heard, you immediately know who it is...Ya'll should do some Chickenfoot...epitome of a "super group." Real tasty catalog of material. You'll dig it. I mean no insult when I say that I can listen to Joe all day long, but can't get past three or four Malmsteen songs (before it all starts sounding the same).
His finisher was the Meltdown, which was a pumphandle slam. Later wrestled with Bryan Adams as part of Kronik.
Buckethead - Soothsayer (live)
Listen to Echo, the last track on the Time Machine Live album. In fact, the last four tracks are one continuous recording from a show, with Circles, Lords of Karma, drum solo, and Echo. It’s phenomenal.
The thing they go into after 13:00 is a song called "The Enigmatic" from his first solo album "Not of this Earth"
The Pat O’Brien from Cannibal Corpse Frantic Disembodiment is a technical masterpiece
🦋 Awesome Reaction Guys! 🤔 Man there is so many great Guitarists. Joe Satriani, Joe Bonamossa, Steve Vai, Jonny Lang, Dimebag, Slash, Randy Roads, Zakk Wylde, Prince, Dax Riggs, Hendrix,Page, Adam Jones, Duane Allman, Robert Johnson, Mark Knopfler, Muddy Waters, Santana, Stevie Ray Vaughan, etc.etc... I could go on for days. 😄 Can't wait to see what you guys have. In store for Tomorrow's Reaction!
The 😌 Guitar is by far my favorite Instrument. It's definitely one of 2 things. That can instantly bring tears to my eyes. When listening to music. (Unless if it's Classical & that's a whole different musical vibe in of itself) But Nevertheless 💁♀️ If the lyrics haven't already driven me to tears in a song.🤘😏 The Guitar most certainly will.
🔥🎶🎸🎶🔥
You need to watch Made of Tears from the same concert. My all time favourite performance 😀
Jason Becker has to be next. Then Stu Hamm. You will love them. Stu Hamm is the bass player here.
The bass player in this performance is Dave LaRue. Stu Hamm played in the original recording.
Yes for some Becker. The talkers need to learn about him and his story.
Another amazing guitarist that people don't talk about enough is Guthrie Govan. He's been playing for a long time, started learning guitar when he was about 3 years old, figured out every melody he heard by ear until now he's just this unstoppable musical force on the instrument. Not just crazy chops but super tasty note choice and feel, full of surprises all while improvising and he can play pretty much any style he wants AND....(catches breath).....he keeps it fun! Like a lot of people didn't find out about him until stumbling into his music on YT but he blew my mind by basically making the guitar both sing and shred at the exact same time. I could keep gushing all day but instead I'll just say you should check out his songs "Fives", "Waves" or "Wonderful Slippery Thing" from his solo album Erotic Cakes, or basically anything he did with his supergroup The Aristocrats. There's even a video on YT from when he worked for a guitar magazine and played one seamless guitar solo while I'm imitating all these other famous guitarists (it was some sort of award show or reader's poll thing). If you're doing a best guitarist showdown, you gotta check out Guthrie.
Guitar god indeed. One of my idols and inspirations, one of my favorite guitarists ever. Long live Joe Satriani
You definitely left Joe satriani and Steve Vai off the list for your greatest guitarist. They would be my top two of all time regardless of the decade!!!!
"Bro you don't even have to sing, just do this" I love this comment...that's exactly what he does xD
Excellent, I've been requesting Joe satriani (and Steve Vai) for years now. My two favorite guitarists. Satriani taught a lot of famous people like Kirk Hammett (Metallica), Steve Vai, Ler Lalonde (Primus) etc. MORE PLEASE :)
When it comes time for the 80s….you must include Stevie Ray Vaughan
Europa - Santana
Rivera Paradise / Little Wing - SRV
‘Round Midnight - Wes Montgomery
For the Love of God - Steve Vai
Black Napkins - Frank Zappa
Tokyo - Allan Holdsworth
Eruption - EVH
Marooned - Pink Floyd
Altitudes - Jason Becker
Technical Difficulties - Paul Gilbert
Images - Cacophony
GOAT - Polyphia
All are guitar showcased instrumentals
🇺🇸👨🏽🦳🤭🤭🤭🫵🏽…. Also , one of the underrated and understated songs , on the Surfing with the Alien album , is definitely MY FAVORITE TUNE , and that is a recording that he does , of a very old song from I believe is from the 1940’s or earlier . And it’s called , “ Satch’s Boogie “ I might be wrong on the year , but you’ll love it … 🤭🫵🏽 You will NOT believe this recording , when you hear it ! 😳😁🫵🏽 You’re GONNA LOVE IT !!!! 🤭🤭🤭🤭👍🏽👍🏽👨🏽🦳🇺🇸… “ Later ! 👋🏽👨🏽🦳🇺🇸 “
The best music that ever got invented. Clouds Race Across The Sky. Down, Down, Down. Bamboo. Time. Ghosts. Andalusia. My Satch playlist is 13+ hrs. I can't listen to anyone else for 13 hrs. How many other artists even have 13 hrs of recordings?
You should definitely check out surfing with the alien, satch boogie, summertime or if you prefer the slower melodic stuff i used to listen to flying in a blue dream before i went to bed every night
Way late comment here. The Forgotten pt 2 from Flying in a Blue Dream. Love you guys. Keep it up.
This was my first concert back in 88
One of the best guitarists. Alot of really good players cut their teeth on his teaching. Still playing strong. GO TO HIS SHOW!
Check out " Steve Vai - For the Love of God " - he was trained by Joe Satriani
LEGENDARY
Seen Satch live from his last G3 tour. Dude is one of my favorites
it's so clean.....
This guy is one of the greatest ever guitarists to exist. There are so many songs that I could recommend to you, but I think if you want to really see what he can do then I think you should watch a live performance of Crushing Day, The Mystical Potato Head Groove Thing, or Crystal Planet. Fun fact, Joe Satriani has been nominated for like 15 Grammy awards without a win. Joe should be a part of the 80's guitarists for sure!
Satch is the textbook on how to learn how to play properly. His technique is perfect.
Joe is a mentor of alot of best guitar players passed few decades, Steve Vai, Kirk Hammett for 2 examples. Think Joe is 50+ in this video 🤟 He been a gutiare mentor/teacher since late 80's. He is born 1956 and are 65 now
Joe Satriani was Steve Vai's guitar teacher
My favourite guitarist of all time. A legend.
Joe Satriani does shred.. but more importantly.. he grooves. Few shredders groove.
I truly believe what you get from Joe Satriani is the end result of countless hours of practice and a genuine passion for music and his instrument.His voice needs to come from his fingers as the higher power did not gift his vocal cords.
Check out "Flying in a blue dream"or"Summer song"My personal favorite is "Rubina's blue sky happiness"
To my knowledge,he always ends his shows with the song "Rubina"
That would be Mrs.Satriani.✌👍
That wasn't just Circles. They also went into the main riff of The Enigmatic in the last part of the video.
I recommend The Mystical Potato Head Groove Thing from the same show.
His guitar does all of his singing for him.
As part of losing your cherry to the Great Sach, I invite you to keep the ball rolling with Made of Tears & Lords of Karma, both are my faves by this Master!!
I LOVE Satriani, and he was one of my first loves when it comes to guitar gods. However, I came to a place where I felt like I had to begrudgingly admit that his student - Steve Vai (he actually was taught by Satriani) - has surpassed his teacher. You should check Vai out! Also - Animals as Leaders: their main guitarist, Tosin Abassi, is phenomenal.
Welcome to the wold of SATCHMO !
if you really want an emotional solo from Satriani, you have to listen to "The Forgotten, Part 2"
Bells of lai part 2 also
I was driving by some homeless people while The Forgotten, Part 2 was playing, it hit different and hard. I was in tears. Went back and gave them water bottles I had.
You should check out his Always With You, Always With Me
I am not a spring chicken but when I hear him on some things I just can't comprehend until sometime later.
Surfing With the Alien is a mandatory album to own if you are serious about Rock. This dude was an instructor to other Rockstars ok? This guy is one of the highest level Rock guitarists agreed on by everyone. You want to know what blister speed, badass playing is about? The second song off Surfing is called Ice 9. You’re welcome mother fuckers. Pure skill, and serious songcraft.
Take a BIG hit of whatever first and crank it the fuck up as it’s supposed to be.
Satch actually quit the football team the day Hendrix died in 1970. He decided to throw all his weight from that day forward into guitar. It's funny you guys say he seems cocky, Satch is considered one of the nicest and most humble guys in music. He's also been married to the same woman for almost forty years. He wrote a song named after her you should definitely hear, "Rubina". You guys are thinking of Stevie T (Steve Terreberry). Steve Vai, one of Joe Satriani's students, definitely belongs on your list of greatest guitarists ever.
“The finger work” 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Fun Fact Smokey Joe Gave guitar lessons Kirk Hammet(Metallica) Steve Via , Eric Johnson
and lots of other Guitar stars
The GOAT
Joe Satriani is incredible! His live shows are phenomenal! 🎸 🔥
You need to check out British Guitar virtuoso Guthrie Govan.
Also I love how the drums/bass are doin a really good job of creating their own "space" within the song but the other guitarist is just kinda like..."I'm here too guys..." xD