Joe Satriani on almost being electrocuted on set & crazy fan theories about his music | Interview

[@GuitarInteractive]

Interview Timestamps: 0:10 - Joe's art show at Mr Musichead Gallery. 1:12 - Induction into the Metal Hall of Fame. 3:08 - Joe talks about his brand new album 'Shapeshifting.' 5:10 - Behind the scenes filming on albums and tours cycles. 8:16 - How Joe (and crew) almost got electrocuted during the making of the "Big Bad Moon" Music video. 12:33 - Mixing new ideas and older ones when putting together a new record. 16:46 - Satch reflects on the creation of his self-titled 1995 release and the 'Reel Satriani' documentary - plus, how 'Joe Satriani' was almost 'Crystal Planet.' 25:56 - Joe touches on his process for crafting solo sections in the studio, and the difference between an improvised solo and a structured one. 29:36 - Joe breaks down the first solo section from the track "The Extremist." 31:20 - Is there any more behind the scenes footage from 'The Extremist' sessions? Plus, reflections on putting that album together. 36:15 - Satch explains why we never hear "Motorcycle Driver" live 39:00 - Joe gives his first impressions on Steve Vai's Ibanez PIA. 40:33 - The mystery radio broadcast during the intro to "Flying in a Blue Dream" and the crazy fan theory on what it might be.

[@itsjohnnymillion]

What a great interview by a knowledgeable journalist. Wonderful conversation and the Scottish accent makes everything better. Thanks!

[@Satchafunkilus18]

Great interview with great questions.

[@johnmarquez333]

Excellent interview. It was great to hear him tell stories about past recording sessions.

[@Gorbyrev]

Belter of an interview and thanks for going back over some of the older stuff. One of my favourite Joe albums is Time Machine, both the experimental studio tracks and the live album. I've seen Joe every time he has come to Scotland but never heard him play a track from the studio disc.

[@guitar66shred]

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[@EarthAltar]

The Joe Satriani album may have had its birth pains, but it's one of his greatest. The backing band is phenomenal. Great interview!

[@ctgblue]

Just heard the album was out and bought it during the video

[@bobbygguitar]

A great interview with some really interesting insights on some of Joe’s classic albums! 🎸

[@ilovepancakes1]

This guy is the best interviewer of guitarists

[@satchrules101]

Best interview ever!

[@user-qu3hw1wp7w]

WOW!!! JOE IS UNREAL!!! THANKS,MEN!!!

[@metricdeep8856]

Where is the “Greatest musical contribution to a genre”. ....and well as the “most significant contribution to a genre”.....and then,.....the “most significant contribution to a genre that never actually existed”.....and the .....”most real human characterization of an idolized guitarist”....and .....”most self generated career of the previous century”......and the “most unique instrumentalist”.......and only a small yet abundant handful of lesser known categories.....that Joe deserves. I play guitar cuz of this guy.....I struggle to do well but I keep learning cuz of what I’ve felt from this man’s art. there are few artists or people that I would consider worthy of mention in my eulogy. Thanks Joe. Be happy and be well.

[@terrytickler]

Awesome

[@irnbru1982]

Great interview. Always great to hear Joe's take on things. Can't wait till he's back playing live next year.

[@JohnOShaughnessy]

Joe Satriani is such an affable cool dude!

[@BassAdvisor]

Unluckily all those gigs must have been cancelled.

[@valdecijose7188]

Muito cara só pra quem tem dinheiro de mão a mão os analógicos são melhores pra controlar os timbres e os efeitos.

[@bradcollins5078]

All we need now is for you to play an acoustic guitar from Billy strings.to see if you are a real guitar player.

[@matthewe.johnson4705]

Apr 6th. 2023

[@XEC83]

Дизлайк вам за Димона.👎