Paul Gilbert "Vibrato/Scarified" TRIESTE IS ROCK 06.04.2013

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[@JohnWallsrockmusic]

I push like before to watch it

[@imlijc7588]

I wonder how these guys even practice at their studio...pg m always a fan since I was five!

[@nihilanthropus]

How can a man be SO FREAKING GOOD?!!

[@liverpoolred2834]

Looooooooots of practice to hone his God-given talent!

[@scottmarshall4996]

This funk intro needs to be a song of its own.

[@GlitchyCheckpoint]

Oh man how I'd like to be on that gig!!! Just epic!

[@rustamtoko]

respect !!!!!

[@ketilsther9997]

Hope Kelly is doing well... Great bassplayer, and super cool stagepresence! Im almost ashamed to say I discovered him through the tour-blogs of Thomas Lang... But boy were those entertaining!! This is the best ive seen or heard Paul Gilbert in a while.. Love the Vibrato album, and this live band..

[@jtc2112]

Killer!!

[@gitwiz]

Nice vid. Word up

[@brunofelixmusic]

That's what I call an international band, Netherlands, USA, Austria and Japan.

[@joeylodes]

5:50 Kelly with the Bass Face!!!!

[@oppasatria514]

like

[@MrHitman006]

I'd prefer Vibrato with dat intro :D

[@YummyBananaFish]

Haha, I hadn't thought about that too much, but you're right. I guess having your wife on tour is nicer than being apart for months, though. A second guitar player with technique to match Paul's would be preferable. Every time I've seen PG in recent years, he's had a definite 'rhythm' player rather than a twin type deal. The days of Paul and Bruce are still my favourite of his.

[@evhfan321]

I agree completely with that theory, however I have also noticed that Paul tried to squeeze a keyboard into literally every song he possibly can. I mean seriously, is a keyboard honestly necessary or even useful in scarified?

[@catcat3496]

... il coro alla fine è abbastanza ingenuo ...

[@YummyBananaFish]

I just think Paul's getting tired. Shame how he helped evolve the art of playing guitar, and now he's almost discrediting those skills that made him special. As with so many metal players, middle age comes and generic blues rock creeps it's way in.

[@shredgod6394]

paul always had a blues influence. just goes to show metal is something everyone grows out of

[@johncrafton8319]

Bullshit. It's so much easier to connect with the audience on a personal level through melody and rhythm than through shred. Paul's merely expanding into an area you'd rather not hear. That's YOUR problem, not Paul's. Not everything has to be metal. Not everything has to be shred. The man's done blues, rock, metal, thrash, progressive, etc. Get over it and just find something to enjoy.

[@birbdad1842]

@@johncrafton8319 That's what I always say. The artist does what he does. It just so happens that some people like what he does. Weather you like it or not, that's not his problem at all.

[@dumpygoodness4086]

@@birbdad1842 This is FREQUENTLY untrue. EXAMPLE: Van Halen INSISTED they weren't trying to ARTIFICIALLY be more "commercial" with Sammy Hagar, and EVH gave some moronic arguments, like "we can't stay the same".... but there is NO connection tween "we don't want to repeat ourselves" and "of the zillion things we can do... HOW ABOUT WE GO MORE COMMERCIAL AND VACANT and MOR?" EXAMPLE: Metallica INSISTED they weren't trying to ARTIFICIALLY be more "commercial" with the Black Album, and Lars gave some MORONIC lies like "WHERE we supposed to go after And Justice For All? We'd exhausted the Prog Metal stuff"..... but, as usual, this is clearly a STUPID LIE: there were a zillion directions Metallica could go in. That they picked THE MOST COMMERCIAL is no fluke. It was GREED etc. As usual. (EX: Pink FLoyd kept evolving but coudl STILL make commercial songs that were VERY artsy. You don't need tricky time signatures to MAKE CREATIVE MUSIC.) I find FEW MUSICIANS FOLLOW THEIR HEART. They're copycats who FOLLOW THE CROWD.