Steve Vai's Flex-Able 36th Anniversary Edition

[@ZAYAZOfficial]

Still have it on cassette. I used to put it on when I was a teenager and go to bed to it and dream about playing like Steve. Congrats Maestro! There are some real Jems and ear worms on this record! ❤️🤘🎸

[@MetalHeart8787]

I have my Tape also BUT didn't buy mine until 1991, I didn't know about the Hot sauce. those Lps look cool i should get one. ( since it's Vais Birthday i am doing a video to wish Vai a HB. )

[@tripleffarms2872]

Lol me to bro and stairway depending on if I had smoked or not

[@exn641US]

When I listen to Flex-Able, I hear all kinds of Zappa influence oozing out of Steve's pores and into that album. It's an absolute joy to listen to Steve in his most raw form.

[@hyporelaxa3612]

A girlfriend bought Flex-Able for me when it was released. When I got my record player out of storage sometime in the 2000's it was the first record I played. Definately one of my top 10 "stuck on a desert island" albums.

[@carpediemarts705]

Parts of landed on a number of [mix tapes]

[@MetalJesusRocks]

Immediately went to Amazon to buy this! Such a crazy fun album 🤘

[@santosmadrigal3702]

I brought it on cassette . I new who Frank Zappa was , and that Steve was a heavy weight when he was a great un- known .

[@cheapskategamer8562]

I thought you only shop at Retro Video Game Stores LOL

[@PrimitiveInTheExtreme]

A wonderful album still today. I still remember when I bought it. I still have that cassette. 🤘🎸🤘

[@BinaryReader]

Call it Sleep and the guitar solo at the end of Viv Woman just blew my mind back in the day. These tracks are just the best examples of casting aside all of the rules and cranking out the most over the top guitar imaginable. When I heard Call it sleep for the first time I was just like "this, I need my guitar to sound like this!!". Actually the song is still easily my favorite Vai track. Might have to pick up the Vinyl release.

[@jakeolthof]

I met Viv at the Bodhi tree back in the 80s.

[@BinaryReader]

@@jakeolthof Nice! I got to meet Vai once when he was on his Fire Garden tour. Feb 17 1997 - Auckland Rockshop. He was signing records at the local music store. Man, the gig he played later that night was the most incredible thing I'd ever seen. I got all my albums signed that day except for one "Flexible", Vai said "You got em all!", and I said "all but one....Flexible". He grinned :D (albums like that were pretty rare in those days, and it was pretty hard to come by in 1997, let alone in New Zealand). I think he was surprised I'd heard of it :P Honestly man, that gig was the best gig I'd ever been to (and I've been to a lot of gigs)

[@BinaryReader]

@@jakeolthof Bit of a blast from the past, the same gig 2 days later in South Korea kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYWZp2tnp9mja6M :D

[@gorgon9786]

This is an absolute treasure Mr. Vai! Thanks for inviting! 👍👌

[@starkotic]

My son Chris turned me on to your solo music when you first released Flexible. I am/was/were a Zappa fan since the original Mother's and loved your work with him. You wouldn't believe how proud and stoked I was when I saw the videos of Chris jamming with you! Thanks for being you, Mr. Vai!

[@lowkeystarlord9545]

Bro I was just listening to your music and now he posts let’s go

[@christophergowin1767]

The first soundpage to blow my mind. I still have the copy of GP and the soundpage. I now need to get this vinyl and I will have the cassette, the first print cd, and one of the original vinyls! This will be a nice addition to that collection!

[@thefog7067]

We appreciate it too Steve. So glad to be on this journey thru life with your music . . . Best of luck with this re-release of Flex-able I hope it sells a ton ❤

[@ruiseartalcorn]

Great stuff! I'm glad you made the record too - it brought you to here! :)

[@MikkelGrumBovin]

OMG , MY FAVORITE BLUEHAIRED STUNTGUITARIST - RE IGNITE THE MOST DARING RECORD EVER MADE PLAYED AND EATEN RAW ! Thankyou Steve , for being you , the way you are being you ! Big Generator ...of luw

[@AutismRocksOfficial]

Such a groundbreaking record. Awesome news 🤘🤘

[@williamdenton1410]

Awesome thanks Steve. The first album of yours I bought! Keep liking it more as time goes on. Hoping to see Inviolate tour in San Antonio. In Oct.

[@stoneage6379]

It is still my absolute favourite of all of your albums Steve. I love them all but the first love is the most special!!!!!!!!!! This will never get old even if I live to be 100.

[@blies4492]

I saw you perform this right after its release at My Fathers place in Rosalyn. One of the greatest shows I’ve seen. Thanks for rereleasing it.

[@MakeWeirdMusic]

This is so awesome. Can’t wait to get one!! Thank you, Steve! Much love from Ant’kneeeee

[@josephpeccerillo1640]

I bought Flex-able in vinyl at a record store in New Haven, CT when I was a teenager. When I got it home and opened it, out fell a pink guitar pick with Steve’s autograph on one side and “Eat ‘em and Smile” on the other side. Coincidentally the guy at the store mentioned he had seen Steve in the store earlier that day. He was in town for a show with David Lee Roth at the New Haven Coliseum (great show by the way). I still have that pick to this day….about 35 years ago…. man I’m old…. Lol. Anyway, thanks Steve for slipping that pick in there. Very cool surprise. Still one of my favorite Vai records, production mistakes and all.

[@rustisamust9079]

The first I heard of you Steve was that flexi-disc in Guitar Player magazine. I was blown away and had no idea how half of the sounds were being made. A truly influential album that deserves the best sound treatment.

[@d4mdcykey]

In 1985 this album literally changed my life path and my entire perceptual landscape as to what music could be, and what it was to become. No matter how many times I return to Flex-Able I find something new and inspiring in it.

[@aylbdrmadison1051]

Same here. The first time I heard it, my playing and what I thought was even possible was forever changed.

[@rajelas4835]

congratulations steve💗

[@pchalmersuk]

Salamanders in the sun is one of my favourite tunes of all time

[@ChicagoJ351]

The attitude song tear out disc in guitar player magazine was my introduction to Steve’s playing back in the 80s when I was a teen. So many of us were exposed to him through that medium, it’s so cool to see the tear out again.

[@IndustrialFaith]

It's a superb album. My best friend's older brother turned us all on to Flexible back in the 80's. That sent us on a journey outside the corporate limitations of radio. Best thing to ever happen to our little group. Thank you for all the music! o7

[@ChadWork1]

I remember discovering Steve Vai as a teen through Guitar Player magazine, when I got "The Attitude Song" as a plastic floppy 45 record bound into the magazine. I bought Flex-Able immediately afterword. Such an EPIC album! Sorry, but I didn't really go for the gloss of the albums that came after, though I know they are amazing. I just dug the DIY magic of Flex-Able. I might have to get the remastered anniversary edition.

[@christianwilliamson9752]

I think I discovered him the same way that 45

[@ChadWork1]

@@christianwilliamson9752 That's great! I listened to it over and over and just couldn't understand how he played that.

[@nunyabiznis7]

Same! Then I got the album... which is a box in my basement... Someday... I get a new turntable. :)

[@ChadWork1]

@@nunyabiznis7 yeah I still have the album too!

[@tedvincent50]

I still have this one on CD signed by you steve back from the g303 tour on the meet and greet when we discussed the secret of the jewel box. So very gratefull that you signed everything I handed you includeing the mirror from the jewel box. That was 19 years ago!

[@Eyehook777]

I was already a huge fan of Steve in his early Zappa days along with getting the little flexi disc from Guitar Player magazine. I'm 53 now so imagine me at 16 years old and my friends are listening to Men At Work, Madonna etc.. and I'm listening to Zappa, The Dregs, Allan Holdsworth.. yeah, I was the kid that listened to "weird" music. Years later, David Lee Roth goes solo and BAM!! I see the 1st video and there he is! Freakin' STEVE VAI! I immediately bought the CD and started learning Steve's parts, etc. and I happened to meet another guitar player one day who asked me, "What's YOUR favorite song from Flexible?"..... ... .. ... Haah? Yes, Steve HAD AN ALBUM!! YES!! Immediately scooped that up and Passion & Warfare and every magazine article or interview i could find.. Steve, you've been such a huge inspiration and your legacy will continue on many many years after you've transcended this earthly realm. Love you man.

[@HutchEntertainment]

I so remember when that album came out. I purchased it on cassette way back when. LOVED IT THEN & STILL LOVING IT NOW! Congrats Steve, you da MAN!!!

[@lilienlacocina5265]

I was 20 when you released this record and i loved it!!! I still do!!! Kisses from Canary Islands

[@chromawavecreations7460]

I bought the vinyl with the original white & blue album cover at a little club I saw Steve play in. I literally cried when I saw and heard him play “Call It Sleep.” Always my favorite guitarist whose music still hits me emotionally.

[@aylbdrmadison1051]

In late spring of 1984 one day, I ran into a friend who played me _The Attitude Song_ on his boombox. How I played and even looked at what was possible on a guitar was forever changed. I spent so many hours learning to play phrases just using one note and my Kahler, so when I finally got my first Floyd the next year, I was able to do it fairly well. After that (and listening to a lot of Uli Roth too) I was inspired to transcribe Paganini's 24 caprices for electric guitar (made it through about half of them, lols). This and all of the amazing music from that first day, to the Hyrda (you and Beck dude, just keep getting better, lols) has been such a huge inspiration. A couple of songs were also there when I needed one like it most: _All About Eve_ in particular helped me during the roughest time in my life). So yea, thanks Steve! Even just that first listen pushed my playing further than I ever thought possible before then. 🥰 I have no better compliment than that.

[@davemoskot1776]

Keep playing brother! I also enjoy Uli Roth.

[@cleavey100]

Has it really been 36 years? I’m feeling very old! Thankyou Mr Vai for all of your inspiration.

[@marcready6369]

Thanks for the love, creativity, & effort you have put into this rerelease.

[@voccsaycee30]

Attention those who are older artists (who have material to reissue that was recorded and mixed entirely analog) and those who are reissue vinyl buyers -- 30 seconds into this video, Mr. Vai properly answers the most important question we all need to ask when buying reissue lps.

[@sike2805]

when I discover you music before many years, my life changed, and thank you for that!!

[@Eric-fx9xf]

Lol specialized hot sauce. Classic! Cool designs and colors. Thanks. ✌👍

[@reynaldboutry]

Thanks Steve for last night. 4 times I have seen you in 3 decades, Elysée Montmartre (Paris), L'usine (Istres), Théatre Sébastopol (Lille) and yesterday again in Lille (Le splendid). Each time you transport me into your universe of madness and incredible techniques. See you soon!!!

[@MrChiprocks1]

To this day, I still have the cassette. Now I can finally add this vinyl to my collection. 👍

[@TheOriginalArchie]

I still have The Attitude song on "vinyl" from the magazine, I never pulled it from the magazine.

[@c.g.vonhagenstein7576]

I still have my original cassette copy as well. I also have my Attitude Song "soundpage" but it isn't in the magazine. Ah nostalgia. This new set of vinyl remasters look just lovely. I'm sure they'll sound lovely too.

[@byerly6]

Me too

[@KennethDonnellyStargazer21]

Got cassette too back then... it's ok

[@franknew2750]

Nostalgia!

[@williamtell1477]

Call it sleep is one of the most soulful solos ever, Steve or anyone else. Flexible is definitely a GREAT album.

[@nickcosta8062]

I love that track... Cool stuff!

[@DragonboltBlastter]

This is amazing! I will definitely buy a vinyl and the CD (and both versions of the cassette to support Vai and the music industry)

[@adamm9173]

Yes, you should always support millioners.

[@Giunta_Media]

@@adamm9173 Yeah, because it should be illegal for people who have mastered their art to make money off of it? BTW, WTF is a "millioner"?

[@aylbdrmadison1051]

@@Giunta_Media : I would just ignore the troll. I would also bet my last $20 they are someone who supports billionaire's whose only talents are figuring out how to F over their workers, who have more important talents, mainly the talent to put up with these billionaires BS. Besides, and sadly for most of The People of the world, a million dollars isn't even that much money now. The average house in the city I grew up in is more than that. Note: for anyone who doesn't know, paid trolls are paid per each direct reply we give them. I don't think that commenter is a paid troll, but on any news or social channels there are a *lot* of paid trolls. Many of them are from one pf putins many troll farms too. Ignoring and or replying about them to another commenter instead keeps these professional trolls from getting paid, thereby reducing the amount if damage they will do. Please feel free to fact check me people. I very much want everyone to fact check me on this. If you search _paid trolls are paid per reply_ you will find multiple articles about trolls and troll farms. In particular I suggest searching _putin's chef_ to learn about the military run troll farms putin's ex-KGB buddies started back in 1998, that were in full swing by about 2013 and 2014. They are responsible for a large part of the rise of fascism across the planet, but especially they have been targeting the U.S. most vigorously. They know the only way to defeat the U.S. is from within, so they spread dangerous disinformation and foment hate to create civil unrest, possibly a coup attempt, and their greatest goal is to help start a second civil war in the U.S. Note that all of their goals have been realized other than the civil war.

[@LinuxRambo]

Steve, you are awesome. You use the Internet to share your knowledge and talk about times gone by. I'm sure you've experienced a lot. :-) Thank you very much for that!

[@fredfloyd68]

Ya know Steve...youre #1.....

[@joeytosi]

Blew my dome when I first heard it in the mid 80s. Still one of my favorites.

[@VictorGonzalez-gk1nr]

First vinyl I ever bought, back in my early teens. Call it Sleep and Junkie got me hooked and haven't looked back since.

[@digitalbuddha36]

Bought this last year on Vinyl. A promo release. The solo on Vai Woman just hits so hard.. one of my FAVS EVER. Just short and so sweet!!!

[@keith-kessinger]

I still have my vinyl and cassette. I was signed Relativity in a band called The Ex-Idols. I went to Steve's house with the vice president. Steve was so nice. He was showing me some rare pedals he just got. This was summer of 93. What a rare day.

[@Paolo8772]

Happy 62nd birthday, Steve Vai! I wore the 2nd Passion and Warfare T-shirt I bought in October 2016 in Nanaimo today in Gurnee Illinois riding roller coasters at Six Flags Great America (after visiting New Jersey and New York) without actually remembering that it was your birthday. At least I wore the right shirt, only to remember at the end of the day that it is your birthday. 🤪 Much love for all the beautiful music you’ve written. 😘👍

[@W1NGXER0]

You are awesome Steve. I wore out my one copy of flexible on my cassette player. I can't hear anything but static. Now I have options. Love you brother. Duces

[@PooNinja]

Yeahhh buddy 🤘🏽 very cool re release 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@FluidityFreak]

Love you Stevie! You were the soundtrack to my teenage years!

[@anthonyjohnson4734]

I admit my 1st album from you was Passion. I was about a year or two into guitar and Passion got me hooked. It’s then I discovered you had previous work so I bought Flexible and I admit I wasn’t crazy about it. I just it was really strange and difficult to interpret but now I look back an realize why you are one of the greatest guitarists that ever lived. Teeth Of The Hydra had me tripping hard for about 2 weeks but it all makes sense now. There is only 1 Steve Vai. The most unique guitarist out there in my opinion. Absolutely insane crazy ass skills. Congratulations

[@GDNPB]

I have always been a fan of Steve Vai the guitarist, after watching the little video meeting with the 10yo bass player Ellen now i'm also a big fan of the man! thanks Steve.

[@viniciusmarcilio3194]

Wow.. you went crazy on this one. All the different vinyls, cassete, tees .. hell yeah

[@larrykitzmiller103]

I had the cassette and the disk from Guitar Player magazine. Been crazy about Mr Vai's playing since the 80's .. unbelievable!!

[@rustisamust9079]

The first I heard of you Steve was that flexi-disc of 'The Attitude Song' in Guitar Player magazine. I was blown away and had no idea how half of the sounds were being made! A truly influential album that deserves the best sound treatment.

[@thejaydeeclub5062]

i had that on vinyl in high school ! super cool, man. so much diversity in the songs...good stuff

[@hobartmsuttonjr]

Ordered!! This album changed my way of thinking about guitar forever!! Thank you!!

[@DivineSource444]

Absolutely love the rhythms in this album! Been listening to it since it first came out!

[@Gorbyrev]

Thank you Steve for all the music over the years. I missed The Attitude song on Guitar Player but I got Blue Powder and played it to death with a 2p on it because we don't have dimes in the UK.

[@netei]

Man. Im a big fan and this is by far the most creative album with delicate songwriting and amazing vocals. So much Zappa in there. Everytime i listen to it i think why doesnt he work with those vocalists again… ?!

[@MikkelGrumBovin]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ ❤️Those old pictures is worth the admission alone ! i love you , man - when i heard "Call it Sleep" I Believed again - in what , i had no clue - but my Faith was STRONG ..... IT STILL IS .....by the way ... Flex is STILL....my favorite Vai record ...how about that........ ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@iantucker4070]

I had Flex-able on cassette years ago! Yeah, someone beat me to it - was going to say how much I loved 'Call it Sleep' - an amazingly expressive description of a restless night, I'd never heard anything like it on electric guitar - what a talent Mr Vai is!

[@miky8788]

.. That little record ... i was in hospital for some weeks ,far from home , i was 13 y old.. my father gave me the cassette. Now i'm 42 and i still remember every part of it and i still have the cassette

[@AspectGameReviews]

Dear lil' Stevi Vai, Well, this is extremely fitting (and that merchandise looks so as well), on this special release of 'Flex Able' (I have the record with the purple image against the black background). JCN here from a silly gaming site, but also a long time fan/follower/struggling student/awe inspired dude. It would be an understatement to say that of all the guitar players I have come to know and enjoy (from Zappa to Friedman and back) you have been the one that I have learnt the most from (and that even includes Satch, who... well its satch for f's sake...). It isn't so much about technique (alternate speed picking, legato, etc.), although how and where you decide to play notes and melodies is often more than just a reminder of how versatile the guitar is, it is also a reminder of the different ways you can approach playing the same melodic phrase in different ways ( and this is just on the (now) standard ibanez 24 fret six string; I mean Hydra - Hombre! I have enough trouble with six strings!). It is, however, very much to do with your phrasing, your almost inhuman ability to sync with the instrument, the pacing, the choice of phrases, the keys, the changes; I mean the whole caboodle. Even greater than this, though, is just the type of guy that you have allowed all of us to get to know a little. A wonderful balance of extreme confidence when it comes to anything (and rightly so) to do with your (hard-earned) ability on the guitar; offset by a deep humility and regard to others. I began seriously playing when I was about 24 and managed to get my first Ibanez (an ex series). I played every day, followed many of your guitar practice drills and, eventually could play some of your iconic pieces okay (well an American girl I played for once said I sounded just like you - that probably wasn't true, but thanks to you well 'You know, it's when they look you in the eyes and they say...'). Unfortunately in 2002 I had a nervous breakdown and in the maelstrom of chaos I lost everything including my guitar. Twenty years later and my brother has lent me an Rg440 and I am back on the rock(y) road again. Watching you now is as inspirational to me as it was twenty years ago. THANK YOU.

[@stevenstabile4379]

I had Flexable and my record collection was stolen and I think I bought it at Steve's show at My Fathers Place in Roslyn, NY where Randy Coven (RIP) a great local bass player played with him!! I was blown away!! A few years later while playing any gigs I could get I played a wedding at I believe the Westbury Country Club, Westbury, NY and was hanging out at the bar talking to the bartender and he comes out and says "My son plays guitar too!!" and I said "Really" and he says yeah, and he just joined Whitesnake!! His name is Steve Vai!! Nice to meet you I'm Frank Vai!!" I shook his hand and couldn't play a note all night!! But I got another copy of Flexible eventually!! BTW a very nice guy, his Dad and I believe he was the one at My Fathers Place that sold me the first copy!!!

[@tgbait9886]

When I listened to this album from the cassette I bought randomly, I wondered what universe this guitarist was from. The Attitude song, Salamanders in the Sun, above all, left me breathless

[@ToysRUsKid_Critter]

Doing the life journey with Steve . Late 50s in style . No mid life crisis here just evolution…

[@ELI-qm6bx]

THANK YOU STEVE FOR YEARS OF YOUR GREAT PERFORMANCES AND INSIGHT OF MUSICAL IDEAS AND KNOWLEDGE. FELICIA AND I LOVE YOU, ❤️

[@BonesGaming]

NO WAY, I'M SO EXCITED TO LISTEN TO THIS IF I GET THE CHANCE. BEAUTIFUL STUFF STEVE!!!!!!

[@angelbellomacias8117]

Maravilloso disco, nos vemos en España el 14 de julio, eres el mejor .

[@fenwick_don]

One of my Faves and the old Carvin X100B Flexi Disc Been an guitar amp / tone nut since, well all time...

[@azevedooliveira7301]

Thanks for your music Steve!!

[@HazeOfWhearyWater]

I remember the album. Came out right around the time I first started playing guitar. We were all amazed.

[@Stash777]

The album that changed my perception of what was possible on a guitar, love you Steve thanks for being!

[@aylbdrmadison1051]

Exactly.

[@mikethompson848]

Hey, Steve. Mike Thompson here. We must have been on the same wave length. I was just going through the tapes on Flex-Able. Then the every next morning I saw your post on this. Amazing. Hope to see you when you come to Charlotte. All is well, you're looking good. Can't believe it's been 36Years . WOW. Love You . Mike

[@Ricardosilva-ts9rb]

Number one 1🇧🇷 , ✌🏼😎

[@truthweallknow]

Many a good years Steve may have many more happy anniversary

[@pankajthakuri921]

Hello Sir & Thank you for the video

[@fredemery5309]

i got this first copy of flexible on cassette in the 80s then later on cd a legendary album for sure Steve congrats!

[@syddy71]

Great, Looking forward to buying it!

[@dixee6498]

We love ya Steve!

[@BAMozzy69]

I bought Flexable on import (I live in the UK) because I was blown away by Yankee Rose and became a fan. I bought P&W Day 1 and have bought every album since...

[@DonBeckett]

Love it! I had the magazine record back then! Nice!

[@kamaboko1]

I remember when this came out. It was "the" talking point amongst guitar players I knew at the time. My older brother has an autographed first pressing. How time flies!

[@TheSlenderBassist]

an album my dad enjoyed a lot and introduced me too, and I haven’t put down my guitar since, also the hot sauce is a great item to include🤘🏻🔥

[@blsemetan7232]

Vai... I'm so happy you made that record too! I had the cassette back in the day and nobody knew you, they were like what's that weird music... lol. To me, your guitar lines were like flowing colors in my head. : ) Oh yeah, I bought the cassette because of the cool cover art... then next you know, I became a Vai fan lol.

[@seanlombardo4577]

This album changed and enhanced the quality of my life

[@acme.videos]

Very cool vinyl release concept! I think you are a visionary artist!

[@MrAirblown2009]

Cant wait to see ya in my neck of the woods Oct. 8th in Dallas. As a fellow musician, I've loved every appearance you made to the public. The first I saw you was when you played Jack Butler (in Hell). Lately I've been researching your time with father Zappa. He looked a lot like my own stepfather, that taught me music starting at 9.

[@duster71]

Ordered it the day I found the flyer in the brand new Zappa record,so long ago I can't remember what years.

[@marclucas1683]

HELLO STEVE ! THIS IS GREAT COLLECTORS ! BUT YOU ARE THE GREAT ! LOVE U STEVE ! THANK YOU SO MUCH ! 🤘❤

[@MadamOst]

Steve is such a lovely fellow.

[@thefog7067]

This was the very first Steve Vai album I owned. I got it from Portobello market. I was still young and didn't have any money so my mother kindly bought it for me but said " You gotta wait til xmas until you can have it" 😄 Worth the wait. The album is fantastic. Lil green Men is probably my fave trk for fun. Hearing the attitude song for the first time was just inexplicable how someone was doing this on a guitar! I like the fact that the ending of Lil green men is exactly the same ending that Steve used for Answers from passion and Warfare. I've got a flexible leftovers too so think I'll have to invest in this one. I've always been intrigued by the different album covers too. Mine is the one with the Hand and the heart

[@Pat54guitares_Uku]

Very beautiful photos behind, and flashing coloured albums for the collectionners...

[@davidgerwig1161]

Steve Vai my all time No 1

[@FGXTurbo8883]

I'm sitting here listening to Steve and reminiscing about the flex album and how great it is and then wtf Steve, hot sauce. The hot sauce will come and go but the music will live on. Well done Steve Vai keep the music coming

[@nathanmclauchlan5148]

I always loved the Little Green Men song from that album, what a fun song

[@atquinn1975]

Salamanders in the Sun is tied (with a few other songs) for my favorite Steve Vai composition! I bought this on cassette back in the day when the hype for Passion and Warfare was building. Two completely different albums of course, but Flexable is still a must-own. I remember stealing all the soundpages from the Guitar Player magazines at my library back in the day (*shakes head in shame*) and The Attitude Song was indeed part of my illicit collection.

[@Radiofnub]

I still listen to this album!