Michael Angelo Batio - For Jimi: All along the watchtower

[@frogg51971]

What sucks is Music runs in my family and it stopped at me. Way to go Warren Dunlevy Jr.

[@ip1m1m]

MAB can play anything. His solo albums are very diverse. MAB rules!

[@estikisan]

two dislikes were steve vai and joe satriani

[@Zooperman89]

i hear this 2 times a day.gr8 tribute

[@faridjauhari2000]

Master Of The SpeedKiller

[@Apprentice_of_the_Leonine]

...and he can do all this while still rocking that Johnny Ramone haircut.

[@emoboi311]

damn!!!

[@jocalgn]

FUUUUUUUCK AWESOME!!!! i really dont know why MAB is not on G3 all years

[@eduardoselbach4668]

porque ele sozinho é o G1 !

[@user-kc9dn5sy8x]

Good

[@nedeljkomalesevic2767]

Kakva stvar!!!

[@Gibsonrocker89]

@Spider3717 Lol I think this is about as close as you'll get to hearing him play blues. He did kind of hold back a little but it's probably kind of hard being brought up as a shredder

[@superboertje12]

that one person just felt down from the watchtower

[@EvenTheDogAgrees]

Don't keep us in suspense. What did he feel?

[@dr.debajyotibose2928]

The non guitar fillers in between are really good.

[@oNTiger]

@Gibsonrocker89 He had some great blues in "Peace"

[@vgraham44]

@StopRunningKid No doubt he's world class proficient, but check out Alex Hutchings or my friend Allan Holdsworth. Allan gave me some guitar picks recently that i thought I'd keep as souvenirs only & i haven't stopped playing with them sense. I met Michaelangelo many years ago as well as Paul Gilbert on separate occasions & they were all down to earth dudes. Oh yeah, so was Randy Rhoads @ the back of the Palladium on 14th st. in 1980 when Motorhead opened for his Ozzness.

[@vbogdan22]

2:54-3:10 is quite good.

[@nuffffear]

@yngwieiii perfectly described lol

[@vgraham44]

He's obviously great & all, but...,he seems to play at light speed a bit to much, like Ego malmsteen. nothing wrong with supersonic speed, but Jimi's version of Dylans song has way more subtlety & texture.I like attempting to acheive those timewarping speeds myself, but i'm more concerned with telling a story, creating atmosphere.Delivering a message from varieing time periods in music history. Brilliant technician,yes,but so was my car mechanic. still, i met the the guy, think he's great.

[@lccrvt]

You can see how much he thinks music 'forward', by how the drum of the track sounds like.

[@stevenfotistsatsos9942]

who's singing???

[@dr.debajyotibose2928]

Did a better job than Earl Thomas with Eric Johnson

[@StopRunningKid]

@vgraham44 Dude, you are basically one of the smarter people on this Earth. You and I have the same exact opinion on that matter... EXACTLY the same opinion. Are you a Buckethead fan?

[@InfernalDreamGuitar]

I think Bob Dylan, but mainly Jimi Hendrix would be proud to listen to this cover

[@beavinator420]

Nope it's really gay

[@Spider3717]

@yngwieiii Yes and No, I agree MAB is a great guitarist, but I wouldn't really call this blues. Blues is about soul, not full on shredding like MAB always does. I'm glad he respects his influences though.

[@dannyhood66]

I don't get it? Why he plays so perfect on studio fucks up live?

[@odinlindeberg4624]

Because studio recordings are basically franken-recordings.

[@franktib]

can u say butcherd???

[@arnoldzifflebluesguitar]

I bet you don't even know what key this song was written in...jerkoff

[@dannyhood66]

What the fuck? He missed 2 solo's? Seriously!