If Jason had the chance to grow into what he was destined to be, we wouldn't even have to talk about it. One of the top ten most talented guitar players of all time.
@@colten2524 he did change the world. him and marty created temple of the absurd, marty went onto megadeth and that had an impact on culture. jason becker absolutely left a legacy that changed things.
I've said it before and I'll say it again. There is something about those 80s shredders that is definitely something special. Today's generation can try to match the speed and the licks but there's something about that original batch of guys that came out in the 80s that sets them apart. These are two of the best. Great find! Thank you for posting
I love how in this video you can see that Marty has a better overall feel of melody and soulfulness when playing but Jason is miles ahead in terms of overall technique! its a shame he cant play anymore because he is still composing masterpeices
Jason was more technically proficient, but Marty always puts a ton of emotion into his playing. They are both among my favorite guitarists. No need to put one down for simply being different.
+ExternalTooth Both are great guitarists period...but tbh, even though Jason was always the "racer" one, I find his playing exceptionally emotional, for example on "Jewel", "Altitudes" and for the songs he created after being paralyzed, putting his soul in it...
You're right I found Jason playing more technical than melodic expect of course his songs from both albums perspective and perpetual burn .I think he added in those more emotions and maybe he got inspired by Marty for that ^^
2:25-3:10 -- I could only dream of playing something that amazing, and that is just one random part of a jam session in the amazing life of Jason Becker.
I think Marty understands the importance of phrasing and space in blues while Jason is really trying to force to many notes in... Still love Jason though when he is in his Element. On a side note this is just a jam between friends who are young and full of the lust of all things in life. It all fun and games and without a doubt Justin is fully capable of composing spacious music if that's what he's out for even to this day.
Honestly, I have no idea what you're talking about. Skimmed through the comments section & no one was disrespecting Marty, that I saw. They're both highly regarded, & deservedly so. 🤷♂️
Yeah they are the same level. If anything Marty was the leader because he was older and more experienced than Jason. He kind of guided Jason along. Jason just had that ridiculously killer technique. He was set to evolve into the ultimate guitar player! If EVH, Marty Friedman, and prime Yngwie had a baby it'd be Jason Becker lol
The only reason I want to shred is because of Jason Becker, his music felt like he squeezed every single ounce of emotion from the fret-board of that Carvin. When I learned his story it broke my heart, but it made me want to become a shredding God too. He's a fucking Legend.
While Jason is always "in" harmony and rips during his solos, Marty is and always will be so slightly "out" which makes the music he produces much more interesting!! And to add no further into this Marty always stated that Jason was a better technician and Jason always stated Marty was a better musician...lol!
They are both are amazing Jason actually had a big break in David Lee Roth before Marty had his big break in megadeath . There was friendly competition between the two , and of course in that video jam it was widdley but that was because they were showing their technical command of the instrument and its that what set them apart as unique compared to the average player . if you asked them both to slow down and stop showing off they would of played sublimely and with incredible feel , they were both just showing that they had technical authority over their instruments . And in the eighties that's what set you apart from the average Joe . both Jason and Marty are supremely gifted people who were at the time showing you in that video their technical prowess , if Jason played today he'd play differently and slow it down and play the vest blues jazz fusion you ever will hear , they were young and showing their stuff . just brilliant .
Every time that I see Jason and Marty playing or rehearsing together, the universe makes in me one tear that swipe through my face. They're amaze, incredibly... maybe they both was and be the most better guitarrist that walked in this world. The metal god bless them.
+Toxik Agnostic np I found that out cause I was learning his solo in tornado of souls for a gig I had to do and could not match his sound and that's y so I had to retrain my picking style for it :)
Great vid! Here's another theory on shredders: in 2014 you can just google a song or a lick and you'll get numerous tutorials and instructional vids on how to play it forwards, backwards and sideways. When you heard something cool "before" you had to get the cd, lp or even cassette and try to figure out what was going on. Or go to a concert. Or sit down with fellow guitarists. In my opinion that stimulates creativity and also open new doors when you don't get that lick "right". I think a good comparison would be TV vs. book reading.
perfect feel with perfect technique.. with astounding musical knowledge and trained ears.. this truly is an godly display of raw talent... from the way Jason follows Marty to this bend 1:52 .. and then you see Jason actually trying to slow down and bend more when it is his turn again.. these two were constantly learning from each other and i'm sure god took Jasons skills away simply to give us all a chance.. gonna go listen to speed metal symphony now
Ahh, I remember buying this on ebay in like 1998 on a VHS. Way before we had the luxury of youtube. I was pretty much blown away. I showed all my guitar player friends who then begged me to dub them a copy (which I did)...even showed it to my non guitar player friends...even they were super impressed.
i remember the neo-classical era of metal very well, many great guitarists came out of that movement, shrapnel records and others, jason and marty were two of my favorites, cacophony and their solo albums were so much fun.
jason knew his way around a guitar better than he knew how to breath. the emotion he puts in his guitar playing is such an endless captivating thing to watch. Jason Becker will go down as one of the greats.
greensp4rk I like to think that maybe they'd not really played that day and maybe hadn't really warmed up. personally, it takes me a good 30-45 minutes to feel nice and limber. nonetheless, they're both amazing guitarists.
Marty's tone is way warmer/more bassy and mid driven (giving the warm humm) which is a super bitch to capture unless you have a quality mic and not just a camera. Just saying that Mic might have lost a lot of the clarity and put it all to bass.
It just sounds cleaner because Jason picks like 99.9% of the notes while Marty uses a lot more legato giving him a sound that sound less clean. But of course only a non guitar player like yourself can't acknowledge that and acknowledge what I said.
***** I have too. Nowhere in music theory does it ever indicate that in order to compose "good music" you must mirror the exact same notes as preceding music. And btw, this is a JAM. Do you know what a jam is???? For a person claiming to be educated in music you're not that smart
In the new UA-cam regime it seems hard to reply to folk. OK. 4gave1 - I agree with everything you've said. Jason Becker is an amazing musician. I watched his documentary the other day because I was a fan back in the day and I'm so encouraged by his determination and his amazing ability to continue to live immersed in music. I have amazing respect for the man. Luv and Peace.
I remember hang in with these guys at the Thirsty Whale in Maywood IL. Jason couldn't even order a drink because he was only nineteen at the time. Same thing happened at the Cabaret Metro in Chicago with Sebatian Bach. He was only 19 then too. Where did the time go..
They mastered the guitar technically and as they grew as musicians they played with more feel and less notes , most guitarists do it the other way or lack feel altogether. These two are incredible.
The 80's guitar players knew how to make six strings sing! Say whatever you want of today's players and demean the one's that came before, no one can deny that most of them cannot keep up with even the least of what the 80's brought. And if you still want to say anything about it...make a video of you doing better...YOU CAN'T and never will unless you swallow your pride and learn from the REAL musicians of yesteryear.
Joseph Holden Yep, the bar was raised in the 80's/early 90's. I still enjoy listening to "Hair Metal', and it seemed that every band had a signature Ballard. There are a few tech/fast players around today, but I would rather watch grass grown than listen to them. There is always an upside. I'm discovering some players I dismissed the first time round. Richie Sambora was actually an amazing player, as was Steve Stevens.
Various Things I can understand where you are coming from. I was a huge Queen fan as well, but when I started playing guitar, for some reason I ignored them after that. I think it was because I focused more on guitar based bands. Looking back, Brian was brilliant as you say, I agree. Another surprise for me recently has been Mark Knopfler. He just wasn't fast enough to get my attention back when I was younger. Now that I'm older, I've come to appreciate his style after transcribing a few songs for a friend. Maybe I'm just an old fart now....but I still love a bit of shred.
Shred isn't a trick, its your brain becoming faster at processing information at breakneck speed...and controlling it which is skill. Creating a shred sound that brings emotion is talent. I suspect many bands didn't practice the art of shredding because it took too long to master and they mainly wanted to get famous than articulated. But that's me, lol!
Joseph Holden Yes but closing your mind off of today's artists is pretty bad. These guys inspired generations of new guitarists that have great feel and technique. It's pretty ignorant to knock on new artists when you assume based on a small amount that you've heard. But you know. That's none of my business lol
Jason Becker was always better.... Not taking anything away from Marty, but Jason was the King... and would have become possibly the most well known and legendary guitar player in history.
I love all types of music, lean towards the guitar stuff. Bought Perpetual Burn at Discount Records back in the 80s. No doubt Jason Becker is a top notch musician and composer. His classical guitar training is obvious, like Yngwie, or Macalpine's piano background.
I love how they have a bunch of Amps and cabinets and they look like they are just in a best western lobby in front of like 15 people. But they are incredible players omg.
If Jason had the chance to grow into what he was destined to be, we wouldn't even have to talk about it. One of the top ten most talented guitar players of all time.
Seriously
the best
i feel like we got robbed. he would have changed the world.
@@colten2524 he did change the world. him and marty created temple of the absurd, marty went onto megadeth and that had an impact on culture. jason becker absolutely left a legacy that changed things.
That's legends, right here. I'm lucky to be able to hear this, whoever recorded this, thank you so much!
Jason's sweeps are insane and Marty's vibrato is simply beautiful.
I've said it before and I'll say it again. There is something about those 80s shredders that is definitely something special. Today's generation can try to match the speed and the licks but there's something about that original batch of guys that came out in the 80s that sets them apart. These are two of the best. Great find! Thank you for posting
If only their sense of style matched their talent. The 80's sure produced some ugly fashion trends, lol.
John petrucci and jeff loomis.
I love Nevermore, shame they broke up. 7 tongues of god is sick, the remastered version is so good.
Yep, I totally agree that there's something special about those 80s shredders, their haircut.
Without a doubt!!!!!! I agree
I love how in this video you can see that Marty has a better overall feel of melody and soulfulness when playing but Jason is miles ahead in terms of overall technique! its a shame he cant play anymore because he is still composing masterpeices
The age old conundrum facing virtuoso guitarists in the same room: who'll play rhythm while I solo?
Hahahahhahahahahah true
Gee Mac72 both just solo
When you don’t have an ego you do both
Marty's note choice, wow, very typically him. Unique approach, very distinctive player
Jason was more technically proficient, but Marty always puts a ton of emotion into his playing. They are both among my favorite guitarists. No need to put one down for simply being different.
+ExternalTooth Both are great guitarists period...but tbh, even though Jason was always the "racer" one, I find his playing exceptionally emotional, for example on "Jewel", "Altitudes" and for the songs he created after being paralyzed, putting his soul in it...
You're right I found Jason playing more technical than melodic expect of course his songs from both albums perspective and perpetual burn .I think he added in those more emotions and maybe he got inspired by Marty for that ^^
No he wasn't. Marty could play anything Becker could
Alan Lloyd Nope.. even Marty said Becker was technically superior.
First you should define a concept. What is understanding each one you for "technique"?
Don't watch this before playing your guitar. You will be disappointed.
Lol! That's true. Both phenomenal guitarist/virtuosos.
Kevin Kraft lol
Exactly, this inspires me to grab my guitar more than a lot of studio recordings
I dug a hole with mine and buried it
@@davidforsythe7248 😂🤣
Marty already got that feelling back in the 80's. Impressive.
i'm totally agree with you.when i listen old records of marty i see that,hear that actually.
2:25-3:10 -- I could only dream of playing something that amazing, and that is just one random part of a jam session in the amazing life of Jason Becker.
Almost a decade. You there yet? Been using ur time stamp to replay it over and over trying to learn it
Glazing
Why do people always make Marty look like an Ignoramus compared to Jason? Honestly, stop comparing both and just listen to their music...stop hating.
yeah man, they are genius!!For me,they 're in the same level.BTW, marty is my favorite guitar player!
I think Marty understands the importance of phrasing and space in blues while Jason is really trying to force to many notes in... Still love Jason though when he is in his Element. On a side note this is just a jam between friends who are young and full of the lust of all things in life. It all fun and games and without a doubt Justin is fully capable of composing spacious music if that's what he's out for even to this day.
Honestly, I have no idea what you're talking about. Skimmed through the comments section & no one was disrespecting Marty, that I saw. They're both highly regarded, & deservedly so. 🤷♂️
Yeah they are the same level. If anything Marty was the leader because he was older and more experienced than Jason. He kind of guided Jason along. Jason just had that ridiculously killer technique. He was set to evolve into the ultimate guitar player! If EVH, Marty Friedman, and prime Yngwie had a baby it'd be Jason Becker lol
Two in a billion.
The most beautiful music and they're just jamming! I wish i could play with the emotion of Marty and the technical skills of Jason.
The only reason I want to shred is because of Jason Becker, his music felt like he squeezed every single ounce of emotion from the fret-board of that Carvin.
When I learned his story it broke my heart, but it made me want to become a shredding God too.
He's a fucking Legend.
it sucks jason becker cant play anymore.
it sucks for everyone else who thinks they are the best yes lol but it would have really sucked if jason would have never played at all
Ahahahaahshahhhhhbshjaahahahahahahahahahahahhhahahahaahahahahahahahahahahahahahaahah he is disabled
Don't be mad that he can't play anymore be happy that he was there and was able to play
A 10th standard Jason Becker's cult follower's composition...
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why he cant play anymore?
It's an injustice to the world that there are so few videos of the absolutely astonishing, Jason Becker.
Seriously.... it doesnt get any better than this.... this is the best guitar duo ever!!
While Jason is always "in" harmony and rips during his solos, Marty is and always will be so slightly "out" which makes the music he produces much more interesting!! And to add no further into this Marty always stated that Jason was a better technician and Jason always stated Marty was a better musician...lol!
My mother had the same boots as Jason in the 80's. Not bad.
chris soleng ya and my dad use to wear them....beg my pard
chris soleng i swear i was just gonna say but im two years late
@@grimreaper2773 damn now I’m 2 years late
They are both are amazing Jason actually had a big break in David Lee Roth before Marty had his big break in megadeath . There was friendly competition between the two , and of course in that video jam it was widdley but that was because they were showing their technical command of the instrument and its that what set them apart as unique compared to the average player . if you asked them both to slow down and stop showing off they would of played sublimely and with incredible feel , they were both just showing that they had technical authority over their instruments . And in the eighties that's what set you apart from the average Joe . both Jason and Marty are supremely gifted people who were at the time showing you in that video their technical prowess , if Jason played today he'd play differently and slow it down and play the vest blues jazz fusion you ever will hear , they were young and showing their stuff . just brilliant .
Its fun to do it once you master the thing youve been practicing
Every time that I see Jason and Marty playing or rehearsing together, the universe makes in me one tear that swipe through my face. They're amaze, incredibly... maybe they both was and be the most better guitarrist that walked in this world.
The metal god bless them.
I would have loved to be in the room when this was happening. Thank you modern recording...
I'm convinced that they are actually speaking to each other through a language from their native planet that's translated through the guitar
Jason roasting Marty,"Kinda hot in there , Marty?"🤣🤣🤣
Hands down legend!!!
I've also found Marty's picking style interesting.
ya he mutes with his pick instead of palm muting it :)
Mike Robertson wow, I didn't know that's he gets the "palm muting" very interesting, thanks, mate.
+Toxik Agnostic np I found that out cause I was learning his solo in tornado of souls for a gig I had to do and could not match his sound and that's y so I had to retrain my picking style for it :)
Pretty cool, it looks awkward, if it hurt you wrist?
+Toxik Agnostic lol ya & u play upside down and backwords so it was a pain lmao
Great vid! Here's another theory on shredders: in 2014 you can just google a song or a lick and you'll get numerous tutorials and instructional vids on how to play it forwards, backwards and sideways. When you heard something cool "before" you had to get the cd, lp or even cassette and try to figure out what was going on. Or go to a concert. Or sit down with fellow guitarists. In my opinion that stimulates creativity and also open new doors when you don't get that lick "right". I think a good comparison would be TV vs. book reading.
Jason Becker the best guitarist of all time.They can never be another Jason Becker or Marty Friedman ever.And by far the best guitar duet.
I can not spend a day without listening to those guys.
Jason sounds like Mark Knopfler on speed here.
Can you imagine how it would feel if you were a badass player back then and you watched these dudes jam. Perspective!
2 friends like that definately pushed each other's talents to the next level!
perfect feel with perfect technique.. with astounding musical knowledge and trained ears.. this truly is an godly display of raw talent... from the way Jason follows Marty to this bend 1:52 .. and then you see Jason actually trying to slow down and bend more when it is his turn again.. these two were constantly learning from each other and i'm sure god took Jasons skills away simply to give us all a chance.. gonna go listen to speed metal symphony now
Jason is the greatest guitar player in the history of the instrument. Infact, he is one of the greatest musicians ever.
Ahh, I remember buying this on ebay in like 1998 on a VHS. Way before we had the luxury of youtube. I was pretty much blown away. I showed all my guitar player friends who then begged me to dub them a copy (which I did)...even showed it to my non guitar player friends...even they were super impressed.
Love Marty's bends, Hail to the Guitar Gods \m/
It's amazing how much clearer Jason plays compared to Marty, every note is 100% crisp.
Marty sounds like if he was at his mother's funeral.
and because of that, he sounds great xD
jason beckers cover solo of 'eruption' in 1987 while playing with a yoyo not looking at the fret board was the imortal guitar god end for me
i remember the neo-classical era of metal very well, many great guitarists came out of that movement, shrapnel records and others, jason and marty were two of my favorites, cacophony and their solo albums were so much fun.
jason knew his way around a guitar better than he knew how to breath. the emotion he puts in his guitar playing is such an endless captivating thing to watch. Jason Becker will go down as one of the greats.
Now THAT'S a jam! They're like musical brothers
Undistorted shred over a blues progression.... legendary. What a cool video
i see heavy influences of the master little chimba from brazil in jason becker guitar style. jason is a great pupil. \o/
Little Chimba
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mil grau
Emerson Lima wtf???
Little Chimba is God.
Cesar Camargos hahahahahah é mesmo
A beautiful piece of footage! A real *Gift* and an *Honor* to be able to witness this! Thank you so much for the upload!
Honestly jason plays cleaner than marty
yeah,but marty can write a solo with "more soul"in it
I actually agree.
greensp4rk I like to think that maybe they'd not really played that day and maybe hadn't really warmed up. personally, it takes me a good 30-45 minutes to feel nice and limber. nonetheless, they're both amazing guitarists.
Marty's tone is way warmer/more bassy and mid driven (giving the warm humm) which is a super bitch to capture unless you have a quality mic and not just a camera. Just saying that Mic might have lost a lot of the clarity and put it all to bass.
It just sounds cleaner because Jason picks like 99.9% of the notes while Marty uses a lot more legato giving him a sound that sound less clean. But of course only a non guitar player like yourself can't acknowledge that and acknowledge what I said.
People arguing in the comments here...same shit in AOL Chat rooms in 1995. Move on. Live life and practice guitar.
Gregrg7 There can only be one...wait...two...wait...
***** I can't speak for others, but guitar chat rooms did exist.
***** I have too. Nowhere in music theory does it ever indicate that in order to compose "good music" you must mirror the exact same notes as preceding music. And btw, this is a JAM. Do you know what a jam is???? For a person claiming to be educated in music you're not that smart
Yes. Compuserve. AOL.
Micheal Angelo Batio has studied composition and as we all know he makes the most beautiful pieces of shred ever >___>
This really is the epitome that every guitarist aspires to get to.
both are amazing guitarists
masters of guitar period.
victormendoza871 - You should check out Shawn Lane and Guthrie Govan as well.
I hope Marty's disabled right hand gets better soon.
LMFAO 😂😂
🤣🤣
😂one of a kind though
Lol!
Took me a second, but I got it. 🤣
All I hear is brlbrlbrlblrbvlrblrlbrlbrblrlblrlblr! THEIR SWEEPS ARE SO FUCKING FAST AND CLEAN!
In my opinion Jason Becker back then is better than anybody today.
In the new UA-cam regime it seems hard to reply to folk.
OK.
4gave1 - I agree with everything you've said.
Jason Becker is an amazing musician.
I watched his documentary the other day because I was a fan back in the day and I'm so encouraged by his determination and his amazing ability to continue to live immersed in music.
I have amazing respect for the man.
Luv and Peace.
I remember hang in with these guys at the Thirsty Whale in Maywood IL. Jason couldn't even order a drink because he was only nineteen at the time. Same thing happened at the Cabaret Metro in Chicago with Sebatian Bach. He was only 19 then too. Where did the time go..
I will never forget those times... ♡
Two completely different techniques that work perfectly with each other.. beautiful
omfg how have I never seen this before! This is fantastic...
***** tell me when you find it please
Marty haves way more skills at improvisation, more maturity, Jason was a toddler right there, but man, jasons solo albums are just genious.
Shredding on clean amps. Damn hard to do. Respect
how tf is his sweep so clean its actually insane
Both in their early 20s here reckon. Sounding tighter than rhythm & lead who have played together for 30 years. Quality upload. Cheers.
Jason, the tone and feel are so obvious, wow , just , amazing .
why do people always compare them. they are both on a high level of player. enjoy there music.
+dodge peters I don't see people comparing them a lot...there's really no reason to anyway they were like best friends lol
my tongue is drooling from the tastiness of this '¬'
Jason I look at those pics of you in your room with your strat as a kid and like a minute in time later your global one of the all time greats
They mastered the guitar technically and as they grew as musicians they played with more feel and less notes , most guitarists do it the other way or lack feel altogether. These two are incredible.
Wow Jason playes absolutely beautifully
Minds Eye is still one of the greatest neo-classical albums of all time. Vinnie is a true master indeed.
marty's instant melodies are just out of this world
Becker and Friedman walked to the cross roads and Satan said "Why are you fuckers looking at me? There ain't shit I can do for you".😈
THIS IS INSANE !!!!!!!!!
The most powerful guitar lions in history... The world was not enough to have them both playing together and Becker got sick :(
These two were in a band together called Cacophony and Jason and Marty both wrote their own songs very well.
I can't play like that , but I can tune a guitar .
carl lynch whoa! Insane dude!
I'm not even good enough to tune a guitar but I'm an expert at breaking the high E while tuning it.
wow what a talent
😀
every time I watch these two jam, it inspires me to play guitar and also saddens me to think about what happened to Jason becker.
não sei quem gravou, mas eu amo essa pessoa.
I wish we had more of these home videos to watch the jamming between these two.
Jason & Marty would make a great tv series
this will be one of the few times you'll ever see Jason Becker chording. Cheers
This little jam session is better than most “popular” music these days.
the talent in that room
Marty Friedman Ever said,The first time Jason Becker Appear on his Eye,He already Knew that Jason is A Good Guy and no Ego inside him.
THESE GUYS WERE INCREDIBLE, I SAW CACOPHONY @ GAZZARIS BACK IN 1988......JASON WAS ONLY 18YRS OLD I BELIEVE
Not many guitar players today play with such innovation of THEIR own style and phrasing..
Thank you excellent archives
The day I smashed my guitar........
I legitimately almost just sprained my wrist just trying to imitate Marty's picking style 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 dead serious
they have such great synergy
Love em both forever!
the master of legend jason beker
The 80's guitar players knew how to make six strings sing! Say whatever you want of today's players and demean the one's that came before, no one can deny that most of them cannot keep up with even the least of what the 80's brought. And if you still want to say anything about it...make a video of you doing better...YOU CAN'T and never will unless you swallow your pride and learn from the REAL musicians of yesteryear.
Joseph Holden Yep, the bar was raised in the 80's/early 90's. I still enjoy listening to "Hair Metal', and it seemed that every band had a signature Ballard. There are a few tech/fast players around today, but I would rather watch grass grown than listen to them. There is always an upside. I'm discovering some players I dismissed the first time round. Richie Sambora was actually an amazing player, as was Steve Stevens.
Various Things
I can understand where you are coming from. I was a huge Queen fan as well, but when I started playing guitar, for some reason I ignored them after that. I think it was because I focused more on guitar based bands. Looking back, Brian was brilliant as you say, I agree. Another surprise for me recently has been Mark Knopfler. He just wasn't fast enough to get my attention back when I was younger. Now that I'm older, I've come to appreciate his style after transcribing a few songs for a friend. Maybe I'm just an old fart now....but I still love a bit of shred.
Shred isn't a trick, its your brain becoming faster at processing information at breakneck speed...and controlling it which is skill. Creating a shred sound that brings emotion is talent. I suspect many bands didn't practice the art of shredding because it took too long to master and they mainly wanted to get famous than articulated. But that's me, lol!
Joseph Holden Yes but closing your mind off of today's artists is pretty bad. These guys inspired generations of new guitarists that have great feel and technique. It's pretty ignorant to knock on new artists when you assume based on a small amount that you've heard. But you know. That's none of my business lol
Steven Dixon why do you hate polyphia? They're amazing and so is Buckethead stop hating.
Jason Becker was always better.... Not taking anything away from Marty, but Jason was the King... and would have become possibly the most well known and legendary guitar player in history.
Please watch Not dead Yet........ Jason Becker....... so worth it
jason is the master
Some of those little high up runs that Becker plays sound like the speeded up guitar sounds on some Zappa albums!
JASON is a
BEAST!
I love all types of music, lean towards the guitar stuff. Bought Perpetual Burn at Discount Records back in the 80s. No doubt Jason Becker is a top notch musician and composer. His classical guitar training is obvious, like Yngwie, or Macalpine's piano background.
geetarrulz Jason wasn’t trained. It’s in his head. He’s a prodigy
I love how they have a bunch of Amps and cabinets and they look like they are just in a best western lobby in front of like 15 people. But they are incredible players omg.
Friedman expression is unique and well... Becker is unbelievable!