This!! This is what us late 80s early 90s kids needed. We are in our 40s now and missing the days of getting lost in passion and warfare and flying in a blue dream blasting in our headphones. Thank you.
Back around '86-87 a friend said, "If you think Van Halen is awesome, check these guys out!" This was when I was introduced to Vai and Satriani's artistry.
And yet the solos are so obviously Vai and Satch. It's great how they acknowledge both their own identity and that of their partner. Marriages could learn from this.
@@kirkhunter146 Part 1 of the solo section is played by Vai, Part 2 is played by Satriani. This is what is happening objectively. That they have added licks or effects in the style of the other might be a subjective interpretation. Have a nice day.
@@sbonamo Going back to this chat, I just realized what "others" meant: He wanted to tell that there is a difference between live footage and a music video. Well, thank you, Captain Obvious! This statement was so pointless that I didn´t really understand what he wanted to say. :D A video shooting is not the same as a day in the studio, in ~99,9% of the cases. ;-)
There are so many guitarists in the world with amazing technical ability as evidenced by UA-cam, but how many of them can write original compositions that move people and stand the test of time? This is what separates guys like Vai and Satriani from everyone else.
For a solo artist and instrumental satriani is my favorite. Some memorable tunes. Even my ex girlfriend liked his tunes and she doesn't like guitar based music.
@@joshmarksberry2274 You can disagree but Beethoven had his Salieri! Look how that turned out! OK, Salieri worte 40 operas alone, but Ludwig was still the king of combining classical/romantic and a little pop in there. Steve is a better pure musician who plays the guitar over Satch.
@@Artificialintelligentle I hear you. To me it's splitting hairs. Vai and Satch have both had a huge impact on my life. And the aforementioned also for that matter. Classical/Metal/Prog... Pop any of them on and I'm a happy camper.. lol
A conversation between the two was once published in Japan's Young Guitar Magazine. I think it was in the 90's. During that conversation, Steve said, ``I'd like to co-produce an album together someday. I'd like the title to be ``Sea of Emotion.'' They said that in their hometown where they spent their childhood, there was a vacant lot called Sea of Emotion.
@@curiousmusic101A lot of players now blow Hendrix away. Not criticism of the man at all, he brought the guitar to the front and changed rock forever.
Steve's harmonic control is SICK! Joe's pinch harmonic 'whammy flights' matched!! Of course this is a total expression of joy from these masters! LOVE IT! ... and the video brings back so many personal memories as well.
@@logo10flyer No I bought it the yr my daughter was born in 1992 ,,,,I cut my teeth on that guitar and had it restored a few yrs back new pick ups n new trem n wiring and jack I Live in Canada and would do anything to meet Joe and have him Sign my Guitar ,,,,,
Best song from Vai and Satriani I've heard in a long time! So dope. Perfect riffs, elegant solos, different tonalities. Masters. They play so well together.
Joe Satriani has got to be the best guitar teacher of all time. He taught Steve Vai of course Steve has a tremendous amount of natural talent but he still deserves credit. Cool song! I love listening to these guys play especially with each other. I was born in 73 and I’ll never forget hearing these guys and EVH for the first time. These guys are the reason I started playing guitar and I’m still playing. Thanks guys for inspiring my whole life.
They said in an interview back in the 90’s that one day they’d do an album together. Tell me this isn’t just a one off song? Been looking forward to this for decades. Didn’t disappoint.
This is legit. A friend of mine told me just a couple of days ago that Steve Vai and satriani are doing a concert here in my hometown. I assumed that each do a separate show lasting about half the time each. But this makes me kind of excited to think that they might actually playing on the same stage at the same time.
I saw them live last night at Warner Theater in DC. It was spectacular!. So many emotions, watching them together for first time in my life, after almost 30 years of following them both. Thanks both for bringing joy to the world with your music!
For those of you keeping score at home, the Sea of Emotion was an empty lot in Carle Place, Long Island, that Steve and Joe used to hang out in as kids. It's referenced in their 1990 Guitar World interview together. Does anyone from Long Island know what's there now?
Joe and Steve are Long Island's finest! I'm from Michigan, but I've lived a few towns over from Carle Place for a couple decades now. One of my finest concert memories was seeing Steve play a concert in his home town for the Passion and Warfare 25th anniversary tour!
Love this !!!! Saw them in Clearwater Florida Monday night ! Vip experience and an amazing night ! Amazing show !!! Sea of Emotion ! Even better live !!!!! 🎸🎵🎶🥂🍾
This is just so so good. Its simple(not a bad thing) and melodic. And the riffs are the kinda riffs that you start out learning as a kid. I think they did that intentionally. Such a fun song. Love it.
I 100% think they did it intentionally. Also notice the complete absence of crazy legato runs? I keep eyeing it, thinking "Maybe I could play that?". Sort of.
@@robinhannon3488 Just the heavy riffs in the chorus, making something awesome out of just a few notes. Kinda like Custard Pie or When the Levee Breaks.
quando si valuta il virtuosismo, l'abilità e la tecnica, spesso ci si dimentica della struttura melodica e del suono (che non è musica). il suono regala emozioni e come diceva mozart, il vuoto tra le note composto dal tempo e dalla distanza tra una nota e l'altra. Satriani ti regala melodie che ti trasportano e Vai ti regala suoni che ti trasportano, ti liberano e ti catturano continuamente, questa è la loro magia. grandi Maestri.
@@andyharman3022 Exactly ! People who dismiss Satriani or Vai as "just" shred either have poor hearing or lack imagination. Satch and Vai are absolute masters.
02:30 - wow, we the fans have been waiting our entire lives for this moment, when Steve Vai solos on a Satriani recording (or vice-versa!). The two guys' shared history needs no further elaboration by me and instrumental guitar fans know the G3 concert series brought these men together on a shared stage so many years ago. But this is the first time to my knowledge where there's been a formal recording featuring the two men like this. Kudos guys, I wish many happy years of playing and recording to come for both of you.
Joe Satriani changed the world back in '70s by his unique taste of music and creation of unbeatable melodies. God bless him. I am glad that Joe Satriani and his former top student Steve Vai are still together and best friends for 5 decades and still better than everyone else. ❤
I’ve wanted these 2 together for so long on an entire album, 1 song or a few songs!! I’m so happy now! It’s happened, the 2 guitar wizards killin it! This does not disappoint!! It’s already timeless!! Love it!
I saw this awesome song and others played live at the concert in Red bank NJ last week. it was amazing. Thank you Joe Satriani and Steve Vai for awesome music video , music and concert! I had blast seeing you both play live with my friends.
The only 70's vibe is the video, Rock music did not sound like this in the 70's. It started sounding like this when Vai & Satriani started putting albums out in the late 80's.
@@kirkhunter146 Just the vibes man, there's 70's all in this musically, I'm hearing hints of hendrix, edgar winter group, sabbath, then Joe and Steve's own mastery on top of it
This is brilliant !!!! Love the whole thing - hair ! Ripping leather Jacket - this is flipping hysterical- hope you guys had as much fun as it looks !!! The mixer !!!! Sailing the sea of emotion ‘past the point of caring ‘
Oooookay...My Birthday is next week. 48 already and I can't even begin to explain how great it is that I have so much crazy new music from the folks that shaped my youth. I mean just crazy. Thanks so much for this.
Made me smile. Some of the shred kids take note. That's how you compose and arrange an instrumental track. Don't need a million arpeggio sweeps to attract listenership. Well done Steve/Joe. Thank you for continuing/confirming your top of the mountain art. Cheers !!
What makes a great instrumentalist is the ability to play things and make them sound complicated and easy at the same time. Both Satch and Vai lead the pack. Add to that that they are both fantastic music composers... Complete package.
Endless fun! Thank you so incredibly much for finally collaborating, and giving us this incredibly awesome song! The video is such a hoot, and extremely well-directed by ZZ Satriani. The song is just fantastic. Groovy, catchy melody, great solos, and so much more! I absolutely love it! 🤘😎🤘
I love the melody. Always with me always with you is the best song by Joe and for the Love of God is my favorite by Steve. I love this song. I met Joe Satriani at the grand opening of the Mall of America where he autographed my Extremist CD. 1992/93. My hands were sweaty and i was so nervous when i shook his hand. He rolled his eyes.
Great song. The video is funny, and to think that Steve and Joe have actually known each other since the early '70s, so it could be autobiographical. We waited over 30+ years to see them record music together.
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👀👀👀
😍
Me. Steve.
Could you please create a whole album together, you owe us now.
Can't wait!!!
You guys were amazing in Orlando, Florida 3/22/23
Steve.... are you getting up to trouble again? 👀👀
This!! This is what us late 80s early 90s kids needed. We are in our 40s now and missing the days of getting lost in passion and warfare and flying in a blue dream blasting in our headphones. Thank you.
Yup 48 here, I remember the first time hearing Joe and Steve, this is awesome ha
Amen brother. Born in 1985 and I listen to this like it's medicine!
Back around '86-87 a friend said, "If you think Van Halen is awesome, check these guys out!" This was when I was introduced to Vai and Satriani's artistry.
A combo of Spinal Tap and Foo Fighters video to go with all that emotive / musicality and Talent, made my Friday night thanks guys, whee!
From 1988, lacking this sound
Who came her after the Rick Beato interview....cannot wait for Pt. 3 and listen to that clip of them jamming when they were kids. ☝
i did, loved every second. Cant wait.
Me, too ! ;)
When are they releasing the clip?
Exactly
Absolutely
These guitar gods do not need vocalists; their guitars are the vocalists themselves.
Well...there IS..."Th' Phone Call". That song may very well have SAVED MY LIFE!!!
I just realized how they reference each other in their solo sections: Vai plays some Satrianisms and Satch plays some Vaisms
And yet the solos are so obviously Vai and Satch. It's great how they acknowledge both their own identity and that of their partner. Marriages could learn from this.
That's not what's happening, both players are miming throughout and in places mime each others parts is what's happening.
@@kirkhunter146 Part 1 of the solo section is played by Vai, Part 2 is played by Satriani. This is what is happening objectively. That they have added licks or effects in the style of the other might be a subjective interpretation. Have a nice day.
@@swapticsounds Spot on, others are speculating to make themselves happy. ;-)
@@sbonamo Going back to this chat, I just realized what "others" meant: He wanted to tell that there is a difference between live footage and a music video. Well, thank you, Captain Obvious! This statement was so pointless that I didn´t really understand what he wanted to say. :D
A video shooting is not the same as a day in the studio, in ~99,9% of the cases. ;-)
There are so many guitarists in the world with amazing technical ability as evidenced by UA-cam, but how many of them can write original compositions that move people and stand the test of time? This is what separates guys like Vai and Satriani from everyone else.
It's also what puts Eddie Van Halen at the very top of the mountain.
I don't think so. Steve's 1990 album is truly the pinnacle of imagination and technique.@@davekennedy4498
DESPUES DE HENDRIX..EL QUE TE GUSTE.
@@gumersindoreguera4757 Hendrix para mi esta sobrevalorado.
For a solo artist and instrumental satriani is my favorite. Some memorable tunes. Even my ex girlfriend liked his tunes and she doesn't like guitar based music.
Best Teacher and Student of all time
The "student" definitely became the master.
Still, I'm a big fan of both
@@lueyteledeluxe7457Disagree. But very respectfully.
Salieri/Beethoven competes with that!
@@joshmarksberry2274 You can disagree but Beethoven had his Salieri! Look how that turned out! OK, Salieri worte 40 operas alone, but Ludwig was still the king of combining classical/romantic and a little pop in there. Steve is a better pure musician who plays the guitar over Satch.
@@Artificialintelligentle I hear you. To me it's splitting hairs. Vai and Satch have both had a huge impact on my life. And the aforementioned also for that matter. Classical/Metal/Prog... Pop any of them on and I'm a happy camper.. lol
I'm speechless. I've craved this collaboration for decades and it does not disappoint. It's songwriting rather than shredding.
Amen Brother!
Yeah. Given they have been friends for so long, it's amazing its taken this long. Brilliant players each. Love it!
I kinda wanted the shred-fest, though
@@sutoneru-sama9836same. perhaps they'll do a more shreddy one next, although Joe is more medium paced these days!
This is brilliant. So fun. Video is killing me too. 🤣
This bangin' tune deserves a Grammy
Forget about it. That Grammy is destined to Taylor Swift (Sarcasm Mode ON).
I’m a 51 year old guitarist from 5 years old and what just happened???
Thank you both for soo much
God blessed you Joe and Steve
NO cause there are no gods !
@@michelcoluche3464🤮
@@michelcoluche3464 There is one true God, I hope you find him and accept him in your heart. He loves you.
@@ashcreekAER Bullshit ! if god exists he'd better have a good excuse !
@@thomasbrogan8036 If god exists he'd better have a good excuse !
Man, that’s the coolest new riff I’ve heard in years! If you’re not at the very least nodding your head along to it, are you even still alive?!
One of the parts sounds like from Strange Beautiful Music. The beginning of one of those songs.
Kids can shred
Gods make humans Bop
@@scorpiusbalthazar4327 i knew it, i feel the same way but i don't remember what song is it, i need to hear strange beautiful music again
@@scorpiusbalthazar4327 I think you're referring to "New Last Jam"
A conversation between the two was once published in Japan's Young Guitar Magazine. I think it was in the 90's.
During that conversation, Steve said, ``I'd like to co-produce an album together someday. I'd like the title to be ``Sea of Emotion.'' They said that in their hometown where they spent their childhood, there was a vacant lot called Sea of Emotion.
wonder if they will ever do it? would be a great title.
They are from the same town?
@@rydonoghue3799
They were Neighbours
Two of my favorite guitarists might be the coolest song out there right now rock on!
@@foolonthrn
Yeah i Love Passion and Warfare and Fire Garden and Alie Love Secrets and also
Joe s Crystal Planet and Strange Beautiful Music.
I’ve died and gone to guitar heaven!!!! Why have we had to wait for so long for this collaboration???!!!!!
Billions of years of existence and we are on earth able to watch these two make masterpieces.
Two of the world's best guitarists in one video. AMAZiNG!!
i thought there were three. Was that hendrix?
@@curiousmusic101A lot of players now blow Hendrix away. Not criticism of the man at all, he brought the guitar to the front and changed rock forever.
@@curiousmusic101 Yup, I just realixed Hendrix, yes
Steve's harmonic control is SICK! Joe's pinch harmonic 'whammy flights' matched!! Of course this is a total expression of joy from these masters! LOVE IT! ... and the video brings back so many personal memories as well.
AWESOME !!!!! IM 52 and with a 1992 JS 1000 Still Loving the Satch ! what a treat with Steve Vai ! Awesome Rock On Fellas
I think you mean JS1. The JS1000 didn’t exist until 1994.
@@logo10flyer No I bought it the yr my daughter was born in 1992 ,,,,I cut my teeth on that guitar and had it restored a few yrs back new pick ups n new trem n wiring and jack I Live in Canada and would do anything to meet Joe and have him Sign my Guitar ,,,,,
Best song from Vai and Satriani I've heard in a long time! So dope. Perfect riffs, elegant solos, different tonalities. Masters. They play so well together.
To me what’s amazing about these two Guitarist is that they kept their signature Style and Brand and didn’t sellout
I love how you could hear this on the radio for the first time and INSTANTLY clock that its a Vai/Satriani joint.
Fucking Iconic.
You heard this on the radio ? Haven't heard it on radio yet.
The same way you'd INSTANTLY know it's Clapton, Page, Beck, Hendrix, EVH ....
Joe Satriani has got to be the best guitar teacher of all time. He taught Steve Vai of course Steve has a tremendous amount of natural talent but he still deserves credit. Cool song! I love listening to these guys play especially with each other. I was born in 73 and I’ll never forget hearing these guys and EVH for the first time. These guys are the reason I started playing guitar and I’m still playing. Thanks guys for inspiring my whole life.
He was Kirk Hammett's teacher too (metallica)
@@danifelicesquestdid not know that. Thanks!
@@danifelicesquest yeah I forgot about that, Metallica has some of my favorite metal songs. I wonder who else he’s taught.
Charlie Hunter👍
Alex Skolnick - Testament
Rick Hunolt - Exodus
David Bryson - Counting Crows
Phil Kettner - Laaz Rockit
Larry Lalonde - Primus
Personally I've only been waiting 36 years for this collaboration. Was 14 when I started listening to both.... fuckin old now!@
We might be old, but they’re not ;)
This is one of the best tunes both Steve and Joe have ever made. Great video too!
Joe always plays the right notes.
Seeing Satch live was the greatest musical experience of my life and one of the top five experiences of my life ever.
They said in an interview back in the 90’s that one day they’d do an album together. Tell me this isn’t just a one off song? Been looking forward to this for decades. Didn’t disappoint.
This is legit. A friend of mine told me just a couple of days ago that Steve Vai and satriani are doing a concert here in my hometown. I assumed that each do a separate show lasting about half the time each. But this makes me kind of excited to think that they might actually playing on the same stage at the same time.
Just saw the concert a few days ago. Both play full sets then come out and play together for the entire. Amazing experience.
Joe announced during the live debut of sea of emotion that they're doing a whole album together about their childhood and growing up and early years!
Two geniuses at work.
Two good friends having good time and giving us good time as well 😂❤
If you Guitar ..... this is GOLD !.... Rock on !
I saw them live last night at Warner Theater in DC. It was spectacular!. So many emotions, watching them together for first time in my life, after almost 30 years of following them both. Thanks both for bringing joy to the world with your music!
My heart is laughing!!!!! To think that we had to wait so long for a Satch Vai song... This is EPICCC
better late then never hehe
For those of you keeping score at home, the Sea of Emotion was an empty lot in Carle Place, Long Island, that Steve and Joe used to hang out in as kids. It's referenced in their 1990 Guitar World interview together. Does anyone from Long Island know what's there now?
Its a building, last I saw it was an insurance place. That was in 2003 before I left NY
Oh, nice! Thanks for the history!
@@JasonCGuitarOfficialwhere about? I need to go make a visit. There’s some mojo in that lot. Haha.
Joe and Steve are Long Island's finest! I'm from Michigan, but I've lived a few towns over from Carle Place for a couple decades now. One of my finest concert memories was seeing Steve play a concert in his home town for the Passion and Warfare 25th anniversary tour!
Not sure.. Lived out in Babylon back then
I have waited all my life for this...
It's so wonderful. I'm in depression, but it brings me a couple of joy... This guy's are my heroes since '89.
Tears in my eyes! Create more togheter, please!
Thank you Zappa for finding Vai and thank you Satch for teaching him. This is fantastic!
@@andrewharwood8168 ??
@@andrewharwood8168 yep hes right
I think they where neighbours, if i'm not mistaking
Steve Satriani and Joe Vai are my favourites
Love this !!!! Saw them in Clearwater Florida Monday night ! Vip experience and an amazing night ! Amazing show !!! Sea of Emotion ! Even better live !!!!! 🎸🎵🎶🥂🍾
Saw them in Jacksonville on Tuesday! They still bring it every show.
My wife and I were there! Coolest part was having our 16 yo daughter with us. :)
Pompano Beach show was awesome. Florida rocks! 🤘🤘
Damn musta missed the West Palm show already
@@EarthAltar nope
How we have had to wait 40 years for this to happen is mind blowing.
This is just so so good. Its simple(not a bad thing) and melodic. And the riffs are the kinda riffs that you start out learning as a kid. I think they did that intentionally. Such a fun song. Love it.
I 100% think they did it intentionally. Also notice the complete absence of crazy legato runs? I keep eyeing it, thinking "Maybe I could play that?". Sort of.
Also the Led Zepp vibe of it.
@@Billkwando I don't hear a Zepp vibe from it at all.
@@robinhannon3488 Just the heavy riffs in the chorus, making something awesome out of just a few notes. Kinda like Custard Pie or When the Levee Breaks.
or Black Dog or Houses of the Holy 😁
演奏が上手いとか、Melodyが良いとかは当たり前の話
二人が楽しそうなのが観ていて(聴いていて)嬉しい
This has got to be the first time ive heard Vai solo in phrygian! Frikkin awesome !
Phryging awesome.
LOVE IT!!! Thanks Joe/Steve! Love it, love it, love it!!!
Pure Joy. Thank you guys.
We should be able to re-like when re-watching. I think I’d be up to 17 by now.
The facts that you guys are real friends makes this even better. Definitely want more of this.
These are 2 of the most AMAZING guitarists in the world! I wish they'd do an entire album together. 🤘🎸
Love this collaboration. This is how I like my "guitar" music. Excellent all around. Such a killer vibe and groove with super tasty solos.
This is totally awesome!
Two reallly great artists
quando si valuta il virtuosismo, l'abilità e la tecnica, spesso ci si dimentica della struttura melodica e del suono (che non è musica). il suono regala emozioni e come diceva mozart, il vuoto tra le note composto dal tempo e dalla distanza tra una nota e l'altra. Satriani ti regala melodie che ti trasportano e Vai ti regala suoni che ti trasportano, ti liberano e ti catturano continuamente, questa è la loro magia. grandi Maestri.
Non ci sono parole 🎸🎸🎸🎼🎶🎵🎶🎶
Just a big thank you Steve&Joe...thank you!❤
This is what makes Stach and Vai a level above many shredders; the melody is in the first place...
Yes. It's music, not just shred.
@@andyharman3022 Exactly ! People who dismiss Satriani or Vai as "just" shred either have poor hearing or lack imagination. Satch and Vai are absolute masters.
This is my new favorite tune. A big thank you to JOE SATRIANI & STEVE VAI for giving the fans what they want!
02:30 - wow, we the fans have been waiting our entire lives for this moment, when Steve Vai solos on a Satriani recording (or vice-versa!). The two guys' shared history needs no further elaboration by me and instrumental guitar fans know the G3 concert series brought these men together on a shared stage so many years ago. But this is the first time to my knowledge where there's been a formal recording featuring the two men like this.
Kudos guys, I wish many happy years of playing and recording to come for both of you.
Got that already on Passion and Warfare 😇
👍🤝😉
two of the greatest guitar players shreding up some great solo's thanks again boys
Joe Satriani changed the world back in '70s by his unique taste of music and creation of unbeatable melodies. God bless him. I am glad that Joe Satriani and his former top student Steve Vai are still together and best friends for 5 decades and still better than everyone else. ❤
Also he's the teacher of them all. literally he was also the guitar teacher of Vai too.
In the 70s?
Yes. Late '70s and strong in 80's@@hesch-tag
@@hesch-tag Correct; started late '70s and got fame early '80s.👍
@@soheilnoorani2024 Changed the world in the 70s you said. Nope. Early 80s should be late 80s.
The gods of guitar in a sea of emotion.
Just seen them live, unreal experience! Can’t express with written words. We were also part of a Q&A - will never forget! Their music saved my life!
That’s some of the best jams I’ve heard in a while. What can you expect from Joe and Steve? The best.
I’ve wanted these 2 together for so long on an entire album, 1 song or a few songs!! I’m so happy now! It’s happened, the 2 guitar wizards killin it! This does not disappoint!! It’s already timeless!! Love it!
WE ARE NOT WORTHY!! 🎸🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Can't wait for the tour and I hope they'll can visit Barcelona, Spain
I love this, so great these guys finally did this together.
Finally ! and its worth the wait ! We needed that shot of more outrageous . . . guitar hardware . . .
KOM! These Guys Are So Far Ahead Of Everyone Else! I'm Proud To Walk The Earth At The Same Time As #JoeSatriani And #SteveVai #TheSeaOfEmotion
Go watch matteo mancuso
Even Vai says he's the best around
Rock yeah 👍🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼
I feel the spirit of Jeff Beck coming through this music. Great tune!
I love how they keep the song so groovy and not at all overly complicated to enjoy. Masterful musical sense
I saw this awesome song and others played live at the concert in Red bank NJ last week. it was amazing. Thank you Joe Satriani and Steve Vai for awesome music video , music and concert! I had blast seeing you both play live with my friends.
I could use a whole album with these vibes. The 70’s were truly the best years of music for rock
The earliest solo music from these two was in the 80s, not the 70s.
The only 70's vibe is the video, Rock music did not sound like this in the 70's. It started sounding like this when Vai & Satriani started putting albums out in the late 80's.
@@kirkhunter146 Just the vibes man, there's 70's all in this musically, I'm hearing hints of hendrix, edgar winter group, sabbath, then Joe and Steve's own mastery on top of it
This is officially my favourite Satriani and Vai song ever.
Hahaha I see what you did there.
This is GOLD!
If you've ever wondered what the Ozzy version of Muse would sound like, then this video is the answer. Cool.
I will never tire of the sound of Steve's reversed playing. There's something very calming and euphoric about it for me 😌🌊🌴
You know the BEST part is that it says Pt.1😮❤❤😮❤😮❤😮 so please make many cause this is PURE GOLD ❤❤
People. Hit that like button. As a musician myself I can tell you it matters and especially if you want more people to find this and support them.
Right? I feel like these dudes have the potential to go places.
it's a killer duet! And i feel so happy, Joe's hair finally grow again.
Cara eu ia falar a mesma coisa 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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@@WalissonGuitarristaChanel10Sim, eles sempre fazem o possível para serem ouvidos.👍
This is brilliant !!!! Love the whole thing - hair ! Ripping leather Jacket - this is flipping hysterical- hope you guys had as much fun as it looks !!! The mixer !!!! Sailing the sea of emotion ‘past the point of caring ‘
that hook is so melodic and sweeeeeeeet! Some of those runs were dark and mysterious, and I loved it!
First time collaborating, eh? I know it's early on, but stick with your studies and don't give up playing. You guys could go pro someday.
ZZ's vision is always so weird and wonderful. I love it. Great video!
I have always been with you both for 35 years and I hope for many more years with you, God willing. Don't want to miss a day my friends......Mike
Love this song!
Love them both ❤ This video is just way too them as to their personalities ❤ and amazing playing from both
I guarantee the entire wardrobe came from Steve’s closet.. 🤔😆🤘🏼✌🏼
😂😂😂
the entire video was filmed IN his closet.
Yep. That wig turns Joe into someone else while Steve is pretty much still Steve. Lol
Yes 😅
...who stole it from diamond daves closet... haha
wow man! Fantastic Crazy !!😋😉🤪🤘
🇧🇷✌️ This Satriani fantasy reminded me of Austin Powers! 😂😂😂

Oooookay...My Birthday is next week. 48 already and I can't even begin to explain how great it is that I have so much crazy new music from the folks that shaped my youth. I mean just crazy. Thanks so much for this.
thanks to the gods of rock for this
Made me smile. Some of the shred kids take note. That's how you compose and arrange an instrumental track. Don't need a million arpeggio sweeps to attract listenership. Well done Steve/Joe. Thank you for continuing/confirming your top of the mountain art. Cheers !!
What makes a great instrumentalist is the ability to play things and make them sound complicated and easy at the same time. Both Satch and Vai lead the pack. Add to that that they are both fantastic music composers... Complete package.
OMG Killer Riffage
Grateful 😇
One of best Vai's tunes, but of course, he is with Joe.
Endless fun! Thank you so incredibly much for finally collaborating, and giving us this incredibly awesome song! The video is such a hoot, and extremely well-directed by ZZ Satriani. The song is just fantastic. Groovy, catchy melody, great solos, and so much more! I absolutely love it! 🤘😎🤘
I love the melody. Always with me always with you is the best song by Joe and for the Love of God is my favorite by Steve.
I love this song.
I met Joe Satriani at the grand opening of the Mall of America where he autographed my Extremist CD. 1992/93. My hands were sweaty and i was so nervous when i shook his hand. He rolled his eyes.
Great song. The video is funny, and to think that Steve and Joe have actually known each other since the early '70s, so it could be autobiographical. We waited over 30+ years to see them record music together.
Loved it!
10/10! You guys always deliver! Sweet riff with the whammy. Love it! Love the cool guitars. 🎸