Steve Vai releases 2-disc live DVD
Steve Vai releases a 2-disc live DVD, Where The Wild Things Are, on 5 October 2009 on his own Favored Nations label.
Where The Wild Things Are features 2 hrs 40 mins of Vai in concert, filmed in HD at the State Theatre, Minneapolis during his recent Sound Theories tour.
The DVD also features bonus footage that includes exclusive interviews with band members and Steve's viral hit promotional video for the Jemini distortion pedal. The DVD contains both 5.1 and stereo mixes, plus a commentary track featuring Vai and some of his band members.
The musicians in this band are: Bryan Beller (bass), Jeremy Colson (drums), Dave Weiner (guitar and sitar) and Zack Wiesinger (lap steel).
"Nothing too indulgent!"
"When I put a band and a show together I try to create an entertainment experience that I would like to have if I was sitting in the audience," explains Vai. "I like to witness great musicianship but nothing too cerebral or overindulgent, I like to be stimulated by a large dynamic range of emotional intensities and melodic richness, I enjoy when people love their instrument and it shows by their oneness with it, I like to feel as though I'm part of a family with the audience and the band, and I like to walk away feeling uplifted and not beat up by somebody's ego or the things they hate about themselves and the world.
"And of course I want a cool t-shirt."
The full tracklisting is:
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Disc 1:
Paint Me Your Face
Now We Run
Oooo
Building The Church
Tender Surrender
Band Intros
Fire Wall
The Crying Machine
Shove The Sun Aside
I'm Becoming
Die To Live
Freak Show Excess
Apples In Paradise
All About Eve
Gary 7
Beastly Rap
Treasure Island
Angel Food
Earthquake Sky
Disc 2:
The Audience Is Listening
The Murder
Juice
Whispering A Prayer
Taurus Bulba
Liberty
Answers
For The Love Of God
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