Saw these guys play in 1986 with David Lee Roth, for the “Eat ‘em & smile” tour at Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto Canada, that band was and still is the best band that I have ever seen and I’m 52 now. Gregg Bissonette was and still is a stellar drummer , too bad he wasn’t there.
I have Billy as Number 1 on my Favorite Bass players video. fan since 1986, My only question to them is when they do these jams several times WHY don't they have Greg Bisonett jam with them? I Know they did once on that " almost DLR Reunion show"
Yeah, I just gave EE&Smile, and Skyscraper a revisit in the last couple days. I was a teenager when those were released, and I had both on cassette. Thinking about how much anticipation there was when Dave put that band together, and wondering how their first album would be received by fans had to be insane. At the time, he left one of the greatest rock bands, and turned around with his new outfit, releasing one hell of a record. Even with all the turmoil & drama, both bands came out swinging, and put out two of my all time favorites (5150 from VH).
Ya well they ARE masters whaddya talkin about? Master isn’t judged by what style “ you” like. 😂. Steve vai is like joined at the hip with guitar. That’s a master of the instrument like big time. I don’t even like all his stylings but to not know he IS a master is to not know what you’re talking about. Sorry
@@jeffreyp1855Robert Judd, cast as “Old Scratch”, is my favorite movie version of the Devil. Well, maybe just the name. His high-pitched laugh when he thinks Jack Butler has won, always gets me.😂
Saw Talas play at Popeyes in Binghamton back in the day and perform this one. Mosey'd back to the little closet / room the band could stand around in between sets with my brother and just chatted with Billy and another band mate for a bit. Turned out we both used the same pick even though I played guitar, not bass.
Steve Vai is an amazing player but when I see people tapping guitar like this they always seem to be saying "Look I can do this too" and it reminds me I miss EVH!
It’s a TECNIQUE. It’s like saying “he’s using an assembly line just like Henry ford” cmon man. He’s not the first guy to abuse a whammy bar either but no one revered did it first so…
The tapping thing has gotten so over done at this point though. Bands like Polyphia playing the most soulless, color by numbers music possible and thinking if they play a shitty song really fast and technically well it will be good. Mind you, these dudes were some of the first. I got no beef with Vai or Sheehan, just saying that what they spawned really sucks. It’s a common thing: Rage Against the Machine spawned an entire awful fucking genre of music while they themselves weren’t that terrible.
Yes these guys were some of the first. I used to see Billy’s band Talas in bars and parks all the time as a kid in the mid to late 70s, and he always did a solo during their shows and he was always tapping. It was his thing. His bass solos were crazy. Just amazing the sounds he got out of The Wife. Then EVH came along and everyone said no one’s ever tapped like that before. Maybe not on guitar I’m not certain on that but on bass Billy was already tapping by the time EVH became widely known. So he has every right to do that. He was one of the pioneers of it. Not sure when Eddie or Vai started doing it. I think it’s just another tool. Sometimes it is over done sometimes it appropriate. Depends on the song and who’s doing it.
@@Tyrannosaurine Being "soulless" is subjective, but I strugle to see how Polyphia can be considered "color by numbers". Their style is pretty distinct (at least before eveyone started doing it). At least they're trying something new. Without people like them we would still be listening to Chuck Berry clones. And I really hate this kind of argument; people will pretend they don't care how fast someone can play, then use that as the first argument when criticizing their music. It's equivalent to saying technicality is a negative point, not that it doesn't matter.
ByTor and the Snow Dog. I guess this is the Eat em and Smile Tour Solo section, Mike Portnoy on Drums, Let's have a round of applause for the guy who invented cameras.
John was a great player through and through, but that dude was a tone wizard. I remember the first time I heard the solo from "IsThis Love" I was blown away.
Billy Sheehan singin his butt off, and slaying the bass at the same time. Killin!
5:19 5:27 And adjusting the volume on his bass at the same time.
Musicians: "Bass is boring"
Billy Sheehan: "Hold my beer..."
Saw these guys play in 1986 with David Lee Roth, for the “Eat ‘em & smile” tour at Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto Canada, that band was and still is the best band that I have ever seen and I’m 52 now. Gregg Bissonette was and still is a stellar drummer , too bad he wasn’t there.
I don’t think impressions you had when you were 15 counts since everything is amazing at that age but you do you!
Why do I still think they were “are” the best. 15 or 52, there were and are the best and I am a musician, have a nice day 😏😏😏
I saw them on the same tour in Hollywood Florida and it is in my top 5 of all time.
With Cinderella opening! At least they did in Philly.
I wish I was around to see that monstrous line up! But at least I got to see Mr Big with the OG formation!
These guys were great with DLR back in the day… Billy is always one of my fave bass players of all time.
Vai,Billy,and portnoythe masters playrs
Billy Sheehan is the GOAT! ❤
you know it
Billy is my all time favourite bass player and this with Vai is amazing!
I have Billy as Number 1 on my Favorite Bass players video.
fan since 1986, My only question to them is when they do these jams several times WHY don't they have Greg Bisonett jam with them?
I Know they did once on that " almost DLR Reunion show"
@@MetalHeart8787 I wondered that too. Greg Bisonett is an amazing drummer and has worked with a lot of other great musicians.
there are MANY great bass players but billy is my fave, i LOVE how he plays it like a guitar!!
The Genius of DLR's Eat Em' and Smile band, find the craziest most talented guys around, give them a basic rock framework, and turn em' loose!
Yeah, I just gave EE&Smile, and Skyscraper a revisit in the last couple days. I was a teenager when those were released, and I had both on cassette. Thinking about how much anticipation there was when Dave put that band together, and wondering how their first album would be received by fans had to be insane. At the time, he left one of the greatest rock bands, and turned around with his new outfit, releasing one hell of a record. Even with all the turmoil & drama, both bands came out swinging, and put out two of my all time favorites (5150 from VH).
Talas original version ROCKS too!!
Best duo ever no one does like these two!
Mr Big san francisco enter the chat...
Something like the guitar god and the bass god met each other‼️ I really love to see these gods play so free‼️ It's a music in heaven‼️
My favorite guitar player, my favorite drummer and one of my favorite bass players! This lineup needs to release music soooooooooon
Check out Winery Dogs
Over the top in the best way; killer playing with a great sense of humor!
Two masters of Rock! These two play like the recording and better. So awesome!
the paying was pretty good , the singing wAS INCREDIBLE THOUGH.
Three masters of rock.
5:03 love the way they play unison with Portnoy singing in the back.
😍🥰
Talk about 3 of the biggest in the biz!
This is proof that it is not needed to be a super shredded player , simple notes and a good show is what makes Vai a great player, love all his shows
He has great notes too :)
uh, I'm pretty sure Shy Boy qualifies as shredding. WTF are you talking about?
But Vai is a “shredder”… 🤷🏻♂️
Uh…what?
🤷🏻♂️
Dayyyymmmtttt!!!! Saw them live with DLR in the 80s BMF 💪🏼
Ladies Night in Buffalo..
So did we. Awesome show.
Yes it's Mike Portnoy on frums,saw these 3 legends,amazing❤
これは凄すぎ！！当時のヴォーカルがデイヴでしたが
もう演奏だけで充分に満足！お腹いっぱいですわ！
さすが世界的なアーティストは格が違います！
thank you so much
Billy Sheehan is AWSOME!
The Breed were a phenomenal line up.
3 MUSICAL LEGENDS,SAW ALL OF THEM,FANTASTIC MUSICIANS❤❤❤
Two great musicians loving life,
The talent on this stage is staggering!!!!
ポールもサイコーですが、Steve Vaiもサイコー。やっぱりプロは何をしてもカッコいい!
This video just melted my iPhone.
Totally worth it! 🔥
These guys are incredible❤😂We were lucky to see them,Happy Birthday Steve Vai,a king of strings like Jimi,Stevie,,Joe,EVH,the list is too long...😂😂😂
Hellgod 🔥 Art of soul 🙌🏻
Wow!!! Chills!!! Soooo BA!!!!
ポール・ギルバートさんとのコンビも好きなんだけど、やっぱりビリーさんとヴァイ先生のコンビは最強なんですよ
this needs to have more views. excellent quality
Rock bro .... Great History
they are not masters but they are GOD musician...
Ya well they ARE masters whaddya talkin about? Master isn’t judged by what style “ you” like. 😂. Steve vai is like joined at the hip with guitar. That’s a master of the instrument like big time. I don’t even like all his stylings but to not know he IS a master is to not know what you’re talking about. Sorry
Kaila you are someone that knows exactly what they are talking about.
@@christabor8662 exactly
ポールギルバートやリッチーコッツェンも素晴らしいギタリストですがこの曲だけはビリーとスティーブで観たいですね。
ビリーとスティーブが並んでるだけでワクワクします。
Sooooooooooo good !
6:50 that scream was awesome, wasn't expecting that
Billy Sheehan is a jedi master.
lucky enough to seee these at Newcastle City Hall.
55 now 18 then. Just as amazing.
❤❤❤FOR EEAS😂😂❤❤❤GREAT TEAM IN 1986 AND NOW,STEVE AND BILLY FOREVER❤❤❤
Freakn amazing!!
Oh look it's the brothers with different mothers playing on stage! 😆😆
3 guys , fucking awesome performance...!!!!
Oh, the insanity. LOVE
:DDDD I never thought these guys would sing this song one day.... :DDD
Great song
Everytime I watch Steve perform I'm waiting for Ralph Machio to come out lol
Shakey, Jack Butler is such a huge part of hard rock and metal culture! 🤣🤘🏻
The one and only Eugene Martone!! 😂
What Ralph Macchio’s guitar solo actually sounded like.... ua-cam.com/video/0WDgWf7cXWc/v-deo.html
@@jeffreyp1855Robert Judd, cast as “Old Scratch”, is my favorite movie version of the Devil. Well, maybe just the name. His high-pitched laugh when he thinks Jack Butler has won, always gets me.😂
😂👍🏻
Saw these two on the first DLR tour…
Holy F#%k! 🤯
Thats was amazing
Saw Talas play at Popeyes in Binghamton back in the day and perform this one. Mosey'd back to the little closet / room the band could stand around in between sets with my brother and just chatted with Billy and another band mate for a bit. Turned out we both used the same pick even though I played guitar, not bass.
Holy Shizzznittt!!!!
カッコイイ♪😆👍
Still one of the greatest freak out guitar solos ever.
Unfuckunreal. Steve is top one or two of all time
I love all of DLR version, Talas Version and Mr. Big Version!
Billy is the best cause he plays every thing on a bass with his fingers and no pick amazing
Mike Portnoy is indeed a great vocalist. LOL.
Two masters....awedome.
David's vocals were amazing as expected.
❤❤MIKE PORTNOY ON DRUMS ❤❤❤❤
That's how it's done.
I'm so use to hearing David Lee Roth's voice on Shy Boy that it feels a little disappointing, but Vai and Sheehan are as great as ever
Fun fact: Billy Sheehan and Mike Portnoy are bandmates of Sons of Apollo.
Let's not forget the Winery Dogs
Fun fact: I have a "larger than normal" sized Anus.
billy and mike have played on MANY levels!!
A música mais banana de todos os tempos!
GODS.
スティーブとビリーか❤獲物が特徴的
Late 80’s new haven coliseum. Crazy
Steve Vai is an amazing player but when I see people tapping guitar like this they always seem to be saying "Look I can do this too" and it reminds me I miss EVH!
It’s a TECNIQUE. It’s like saying “he’s using an assembly line just like Henry ford” cmon man. He’s not the first guy to abuse a whammy bar either but no one revered did it first so…
The tapping thing has gotten so over done at this point though. Bands like Polyphia playing the most soulless, color by numbers music possible and thinking if they play a shitty song really fast and technically well it will be good.
Mind you, these dudes were some of the first. I got no beef with Vai or Sheehan, just saying that what they spawned really sucks.
It’s a common thing:
Rage Against the Machine spawned an entire awful fucking genre of music while they themselves weren’t that terrible.
Yes these guys were some of the first.
I used to see Billy’s band Talas in bars and parks all the time as a kid in the mid to late 70s, and he always did a solo during their shows and he was always tapping. It was his thing. His bass solos were crazy. Just amazing the sounds he got out of The Wife.
Then EVH came along and everyone said no one’s ever tapped like that before. Maybe not on guitar I’m not certain on that but on bass Billy was already tapping by the time EVH became widely known. So he has every right to do that. He was one of the pioneers of it.
Not sure when Eddie or Vai started doing it.
I think it’s just another tool.
Sometimes it is over done sometimes it appropriate. Depends on the song and who’s doing it.
@@Tyrannosaurine Being "soulless" is subjective, but I strugle to see how Polyphia can be considered "color by numbers". Their style is pretty distinct (at least before eveyone started doing it). At least they're trying something new. Without people like them we would still be listening to Chuck Berry clones.
And I really hate this kind of argument; people will pretend they don't care how fast someone can play, then use that as the first argument when criticizing their music. It's equivalent to saying technicality is a negative point, not that it doesn't matter.
Look, Eddie brought tap to the masses and Vai perfected it. Show some respect.
Stevie getting that hip action into it.
Exelent musician's
I was 15 and saw that Roth tour three times ❤️❤️❤️
7:24 i tried that once using my friend guitar. before he said noooo, i broke his strings. :p
Slappa da bass man
Thank you, good night. Maybe they’ll play it next show!
ByTor and the Snow Dog. I guess this is the Eat em and Smile Tour Solo section,
Mike Portnoy on Drums, Let's have a round of applause for the guy who invented cameras.
3 masters
Tried to sing this at karaoke the other night but they didn't have it in the catalog
Frank Zappa, Mister Big,Dream Theater and David Lee Roth live 😂😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤❤
Billy its legend revolutioner playing bass like ediward van halen
When guys just messing around sound better than the rest of us.
Craziness.
This only bassist that wears a timing chain around his neck to keep the rhytmn going.
Good thing no one forgot their laptop back then.
lol i get it
Pauls killed by steve vai...
What a beatiful sounds...
Greats..😊😢
DLR band MK1 was insane!
“Albert King could blow us all away, with just one note” E.C.
Nobody here is interested in that
Is this portnoy on drums?
Yes
An when Vai was with Roth there was some serious magic there. Now he just makes noise and weird faces.
Still nothing better than the ORIGINAL Talas track.....come on!!!
難しすぎて何をやってるのかわからない男、steve vai
I am in awe of Steve Via, I just wish he had a much more masculine tone, John Sykes for example.
John was a great player through and through, but that dude was a tone wizard. I remember the first time I heard the solo from "IsThis Love" I was blown away.
@@kwantoonStevie blows him off the stage
Fucking beasts!!
Vai needs to toss that DS-1. He sounds like an AM radio station in a Ford Pinto.
Is that Mike portnoy on drums?
Yes, it's in the description.
Exs David Lee Roth Band reunion?
やばすぎw
Billy Sheehan blew Vai away.
D notte .. No di sera ??
Mike Portnoy on drums.
Definitely the most outrageous version ever