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Thanks a lot for pointing this out!
I'm enjoying every single word and tale as if this was a "rock masterclass"
Never heard him talking before and he's really genuine and pleasant
Watched this yesterday and his enthusiasm for music in general is just infectious. Especially remembering the mythology that existed with bands and your relationship to music before social media. I can remember in the 90's keenly tuning into the American music awards just to see if Van Halen might make an appearance. No such luck for the most part. I like Nuno's take on things with the downsides to having so much access to Artists' lives nowadays....does kinda take away from that. Maybe you don't want to see some of your hero's bending over an unassembled BBQ. Also liked the discussion on his Rat pedal, reminding me to try that trick in my presets
Being in some sessions with him at Vai Academy was an interesting experience.
He had some great stories - especially the one about how he almost quit Extreme a week before their tour because their record label refused to release More Than Words as a single.
He seemed to be bitter about some stuff, but he has a great sense of humor and seems pretty "direct".
I just finished it. Better than any movie I’ve seen in a long time. I plan on watching it again.
One surreal part for me was when he was talking about growing up in Hudson, Mass. I grew up in Stow, the town next door, at basically the same time. It’s was weird thinking about how this guy was just a few miles away from me as a kid.
I just finished it. Better than any movie I’ve seen in a long time. I plan on watching it again.
One surreal part for me was when he was talking about growing up in Hudson, Mass. I grew up in Stow, the town next door, at basically the same time. It’s was weird thinking about how this guy was just a few miles away from me as a kid.
I know! I went up there 2 years ago to catch a show from my colleague’s jazz band, and was amazed how the downtown area had a lot of dining that was shall we say much more upscale than anything that was there in my childhood!
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