Joe Satriani - Dreaming #11 (CD) UPC: # 074646802922 epic catalog # EK 68029
Used CD in GREAT PLAYING CONDITION!!!
Includes CD and all Inserts!!! CD may have Superficial Scratches that doesn't effect play. Jewel Case and Inserts have normal wear.
Released in
1988 with three live tracks and one new studio track. The live tracks,
taken from the Surfing with the Alien tour and featuring the powerful duo of Stuart Hamm on bass and Jonathan Mover on drums, showcase Satriani's outstanding talents in a live atmosphere; ("Ice Nine" was originally on Surfing with the Alien and "Memories" and "Hordes of Locusts" came from Not of This Earth).
The studio track, "The Crush of Love," immediately became a favorite of
Satriani fans everywhere, mostly because of its catchy tune and its
creative use of the wah-wah pedal to give the guitar an almost human
voice. A recommended disc for musicians and fans.
Track listing 1. Crush of Love, The 2. Ice Ninem 3. Memories 4. Hordes of Locusts
Joe Satriani Biography
The '90s began with Satriani creating his own line of guitars for
the Ibanez company (the JS Joe Satriani model), but it wasn't until
1992 that he would issue his next solo release, The Extremist. The
double-disc set Time Machine followed a year later (a combination of
new tracks, live material, and the long out-of-print Joe Satriani EP
from 1984), and in 1994, Satch filled in on tour for the departed
Ritchie Blackmore for heavy metal pioneers Deep Purple. Although he was
asked to become a full-time member, Satriani turned down the offer to
return to his solo career.
Satriani issued two more solo albums
during the '90s -- 1995's self-titled release and 1998's Crystal Planet
-- and also started the G3 guitar showcase tour with Vai in 1996,
becoming an annual event and issuing a live document of the tour's
initial run, G3: Live in Concert, a year later. 2000 saw Satriani issue
his most musically daring release yet, the electronic-based Engines of
Creation, and a year later, Live in San Francisco. Engines was
nominated for a Grammy the next year, and after a successful tour he
stepped back into the studio. The result, Strange Beautiful Music, was
released in 2002. Electric Joe Satriani: An Anthology arrived in 2003,
followed by Is There Love in Space? in 2004, Super Colossal in 2005,
and Satriani Live! in 2006. In addition to his own albums, Satriani has
guested on several other artists' albums over the years, including Blue
Öyster Cult's Imaginos, Alice Cooper's Hey Stoopid, Stuart Hamm's Radio
Free Albemuth, Pat Martino's All Sides Now, and Spinal Tap's Break Like
the Wind.
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