I was reminded a little of Neil playing jazz. But not a bad show. LOUD AS HELL. Carey was playing as he would have in an arena. But he brought a TON of energy, seeing live music is important. Guitarist was totally killer too. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eYejBYcBvpw A music video. Had a real Lifet...

This band was simply amazing. Groovy and funky and ripping.

I liked how the Jaimoe and Butch would flip the downbeat every once in a while, kept it bouncy and not static-y.

The star of this tune is the slide, I'd lay out and keep it solid, business would get in the way. Some interaction during the solo. I wonder what to call the beat that is alternating doubles between the SD and BD, second snare note ghosted. That's what I'd play. I'd def push the band too. I'm readin...

There are a few dvds of stuff with chester out that are good, one is due soon, the roxy show.

Listened to Inca Roads the other day. Holy shit that is some hard playing. Chester was a super powerhouse.

Ill be in Detroit then. Ill show you all the blown out buildings.

They're playing a small club here in MI, The Token, on Aug 12th.

Marco is great and all, but Guthrie Govan is one of the sickest guitarists I've ever seen.

Used to cover a couple TMV tunes in a proggy band a few years ago.

Fun, but totally exhausting tunes to play, Cicatriz ESP and Roulette Dares, and we'd take them far out. Tons of fun.

LMAO.

What about crappy stars backed by fair to ok/pretty good musicians?

I remember first seeing that Maintenance Shop vid on ARTS or A&E or whatever that station was called...they had Tower of Power too, but I didn't get how difficult was David Garbaldi playing, I thought it was kinda simple, but still really cool. Maybe it was his laconic style. But the Chick vid w...