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This is an artist who works primarily — almost exclusively — as an instrumentalist and he's never had the fluke pop chart success of that walking punchline Kenny G. This is a guy who, fairly or unfairly, got lumped in with the hair metal crowd of the '80s and has managed to not only continue to work but has continued to work at a major label. I'm disappointed that I'm going to agree with many of those conclusions. Of course he can zip along on the fretboard with the best of the best, but the trait that has always separated Satriani from the other guitarists gracing the cover of Guitar World for more than 20 years is his ability to blend technique with guitar lines that are melodic enough for a vocalist to sing. Streams Videos All Posts. By Josh Hathaway on December 29, 7:

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Review: Joe Satriani - Professor Satchafunkilus And The Musterion Of Rock

This is a guy who, fairly or unfairly, got lumped in with the hair metal crowd of the '80s and has managed to not only continue to work but has continued to work at a major label. By Josh Hathaway on December 29, 7: The opening track, "Musterion," does indeed satchafunnkilus like a leftover from Flying in a Blue Dream. The midsection isn't patently terrible, nor it is it satcjafunkilus.

I Just Wanna Rock. Recording for Professor Satchafunkilus began in October [5] and the title was announced on March 13, Album closer "Andalusia" is noteworthy because because of the prominent use of acoustic guitar.

The degree of funk probably depends on your internal sense of rhythm. Similarly, the "Diddle-Y-A-Doo-Dat" sounds like the title might suggest, starting out with some Yes -style prog licks and flipping into a John Scofield -flavored jazz-funk jam with bends and pull-offs that are best described as "diddleys" and "doo-dats.

I had the typical Fanboy reaction to seeing them put down a record by one of my heroes.

With all of the troubles of record labels in recent years and all of the consolidation and the upheavals that result from bad business models and shifting tastes, how is it that Joe Satriani is the last man standing?

It opens and closes with a torrent of staccato notes. Like the majority of his songs in his ever growing catalog, most of these are technically impressive numbers that never go overboard with the showboating and rely on a sense of feeling rather than virtuoso technique.

Saint Mars - Loveghost Album Review: The anthemic "Overdriver" could be an outtake from Flying in a Blue Dream and will surely find a place in his G3 set list, "Musterion" sounds like a Not of this Earth moment, and the two-handed handiwork and blistering riffage on "Asik Vaysel" will definitely have air guitarists salivating.

Let's hope his label's case of amnesia continues in perpetuity. On a podcast detailing the making of the album, he explained the track to be about a robot's experiences at a rock concert.

Drinking Hanging Out In Love. Out of the Sunrise Joe Satriani. Introspection Late Night Partying.

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Likewise, the flamenco-flavored "Andalusia" starts off as a warm "Spanish Fly" acoustic number, exploding into a furious distorted solo backed by longtime drummer Jeff Campitelli and former David Lee Roth bassist Matt Bissonette. In between these annoying passages, the song staggers into more familiar Satriani territory. Sexy Trippy All Moods. I'd love it if the explanation was the various label heads who have run Sony over the years recognized the obvious quality satchafunki,us they heard it but we're not children and we all fuckin' know better.

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Think about this for a moment. The next three cuts go a long way towards making us forget the previous two, but aren't especially memorable proessor. Jazz Latin New Age. Of them, "Revelation" comes closest.

Mustdrion Satchafunkilus and the Musterion of Rock is the twelfth studio album by guitarist Joe Satrianireleased on April 1, through Epic Records. Professor Satchafukilus is not so bereft of enjoyable moments to squash any hope that there might be better albums in ptofessor future.

I'm disappointed that I'm going to agree with many of those conclusions. Professor Satchafunkilus and the Musterion of Rock Podcast". It's a good song but it doesn't throw that knockout punch to open the record, nor does the next track "Overdriver.

Professor Satchafunkilus and the Musterion of Rock

His lyrics are actually worse- far worse. I have very little and I still don't love this one. At 10 songs, the album is a bit short on compositions but the final two songs stretch longer.