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“Dancing In The Abyss” – Steve Vai New DVD Clip
September 6th, 2009 | 
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Steve Vai performs “Dancing In The Abyss” – a section of the song “The Murder” from his new DVD “Live In Minneapolis – Where The WIld Things Are”.
The show was recorded and filmed at the State Theatre in Minneapolis, MN before a sold-out audience as part of Vais successful Sound Theories world tour.
Vai is widely known for both his unprecedented Guitar Playing Techniques and the unique design of his signature series Ibanez Jem guitar. But his fans have become inextricably drawn to his melodic depth, and dynamic stage performance. The continued evolution of his craft is made apparent in the astonishing musicianship presented in “Live In Minneapolis – Where The Wild Things Are”. The 2 hour and 40 minute set contains several new tracks and re-orchestrated pieces culled from his rich catalog. His guitar-wielding extravaganza in ‘The Murder’ is an artistic performance piece that must be seen to be believed.
The addition of virtuoso violinists Alex DePue and Ann Marie Calhoun add a dazzling dimension to Vai’s compositions and stage show, delivering fans the unexpected edge they always expect. Other world-class musicians chosen for Vai’s band are: Bryan Beller (bass), Jeremy Colson (drums), Dave Weiner (guitar and sitar) and Zack Wiesinger (lap steel).
“Live In Minneapolis – Where The Wild Things Are” is available on DVD, Blu-ray, and audio CD on September 29th.
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its been said that …
its been said that Vai knows the most techniques and theres even some that are unteachable. No one can deny he is a great player but I think he is running out of ideas to keep things new.
This almost …
This almost gave me a seizure…….. But Steve Vai is my favourite guitarist, just that this DVD effects suck……..
I think he took …
I think he took magic mushrooms…….
i bet he has sex …
i bet he has sex with his guitar.
As awesome as he is …
As awesome as he is, he still seems really gay the way he acts on stage. O:
he is, I’m just …
he is, I’m just saying I don’t like how he acts on stage, he does too many showy effects for me.
i’m sorry, very …
i’m sorry, very boring.
pretentious …
pretentious egomaniac? or maybe just a great showman… he’s a nice guy who has worked hard at making himself a great musician.
I sent him a …
I sent him a message asking that and he responded saying no. doesnt drink or do drugs
well, if he really …
well, if he really thinks he’s great, then he’s absolutely right – and not a ey…
Yes, he probably …
Yes, he probably eat guitars and aliens when he wake up…
Vai’s a pretentious …
Vai’s a pretentious, egomaniac, but I still love all his music, and really, it just makes his shows interesting to watch.
Did he take drugs?
Did he take drugs?
It sounds like …
It sounds like feces going through a taffy machine
You’re such a dork …
You’re such a dork Vai. But we couldn’t live without you.
yeah, but there’s a …
yeah, but there’s a difference between ’soulful’ and ’showing off’.
anyway, they’re all great players and great performers, but Vai is just too over the top for my liking
No one ever thought …
No one ever thought that about SRV or Hendrix when they would beat up their guitars playing like 3rd Rock from the Sun
haha lmao steve vai …
haha lmao steve vai is just one weird ing dude he’s awesome but i reckon he gets his weirdness from satch and zappa cuz theyre both weird i mean zappa with his song writing steve has that and like satch’s weirdness with writing new songs getting different effects and all tha and has a story to them but steve has his own unique way of performing doing all his crazy worshipping and acting haha but yeah i respect them all theyre great guitarists and come up with loads of new ideas Rock on steve
feedback 4 life
feedback 4 life
his guitar playing …
his guitar playing is awesome, and a lot of his songs are really amazing compositions….but his stage antics are WAY over the top, esp with the added camera effects here. It makes him seem like a ey, stuck-up hole who thniks he’s really great.
Anyone can do …
Anyone can do this.Get an expensive guitar and some fancy effects and just twiddle the strings and whammy bar. I did it once in a music shop and they loved me.
Respect to Mr. Vai
Respect to Mr. Vai
the editing on that …
the editing on that was ridiculous
He’s not blowing …
He’s not blowing into his guitar. He gets that “blowing” sound, as you call it, from his neck pickup. It’s a special pickup called a “Fernandes Sustainer.” It will vibrate the strings indefinitely, or at least until the battery that powers it dies. It’s kind of like a built in E-Bow.
how does he blow in …
how does he blow in the guitar to make noise