Willem186
If you are a guitarist at least one G3 DVD in your collection is a must, all of them are awesome though.
cain
Hi
Yeah i agree, im a lucky man to own 3 ? The last one being the best!
Squonk
I have one G3 in my collection, but only watch to hear Eric's tone and Steve's Attitude song. 8)
cain
I love eric's tone .... especiall manhattan!!!! just sad he didnt play cliffs of dover, one of my favourite songs of all time!
WantzChas
I have live in Denver, highlight of the show is Yngwie's acoustic solo if that is even what that was. Everyone sometime think they are a decent player until you see that solo. He makes you humble again. I need to get my hands on live in Tokyo. Have seen it before, but don't own the DVD. Steve Vai stamping on his wah pedal with The Audiance Is Listening and everything John plays was my fav on that show.
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I've only got the Tokyo and Denver DVDs, but I really like them both. The more I listen, the more I appreciate how Joe and Steve particularly try to maintain the melody through the non-solo structures as much as possible, despite pulling off such complex stuff.
That intro to The Audience is Listening is fantastic - Vai really knows how to play the crowd. Vai is always spot-on; Joe wasn't concentrating in Tokyo and is better in the Denver show; I thought Petrucci's set was...clinical, livened up (because he's not much of a "performer") by some stellar drumming from Mr Portnoy (although Vai's drummer, Jeremy Colson, is kickass too); and Yngwie, well, what can you say? For a bit of a one-trick pony (doesn't seem as versatile as Vai or Satriani), that pony certainly has a lot of kick. Dude got skillz. Not so sure about the high kicking, though. I think he might tear a fat.
Willem186
I also own all 3....
I watch them everyday for some inspiration.... ?
aubs1
Perhaps a stupid question.......where does one get them from?? And what do they cost??
Willem186
Not stupid at all, I had erm... copies of all of them but decided to buy them at Look and Listen, got all 3 for R330 or abouts there. ?
aubs1
Thanx mate.........will visit L&L at Cresta asap.......!!!!
Willem186
No problem at all and enjoy malmsteem's guitar slinging, satriani's modes, vai's technique, johnson's tone and petrucci's speed. ?
cain
You can buy them at the bargain section by the dvds, there usually is a music section and they sell for R99 each, i saw G3 denver and tokyo there, yes their not in original covers etc but the dvd is exactly the same just cheaper!
Dirk
Aubs, Also try www.take2.co.za I order all my DVDs from them. They're normally cheaper than most places. Don't know about G3 though
aubs1
Thanx guys, good thing I did'nt go rushing out and getting them for R299 each (as per L&L website pricelist!). Off 2morrow, so gonna go shopping......geez, worked all weekend! >☹
aubs1
Hey Guys, a shop at the Glen Shopping Centre has ordered them for me, (they were sold out, but the guy knew exactly what I was talking about, I just said G3, he answered: Satriani and Vai!)........1 for R89.00 and the other 2 for R129.00 each, not bad.....will get them in a week or so!!
nick_D01
hey dudes
just my 2c- but it would be killer if the 2007 iteration with john petrucci and paul gilbert would be made available as well.
nick_D01
hey all
'nother dvd/vid that can be added to the list that everyone electric guitarist should own is 'stevie ray vaughan live at the el mocambo'. to say its phenomenal is an under statement.
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nick_D01 wrote
hey all
'nother dvd/vid that can be added to the list that everyone electric guitarist should own is 'stevie ray vaughan live at the el mocambo'. to say its phenomenal is an under statement.
+1 to that!!! Raw
Danny-B
The Led Zeppelin live DVD - Five hours of pure awesomeness!
Willem186
If you can get your hands on it, Bucketheads 13th anniversary DVD is mental, its like 7 hours long!! Worth the purchase price if you own a guitar and like to shred to robot tunes, just kidding, good DVD though!
