Posted: 12/19/2012 5:48:30 PM EDT
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Anyone seen this?
I'm not a shredder or much of a rocker but this is a heartwarming and inspirational story. That guy was/is good. It's sad that his great love was taken by that disease (Lou Gherig). Here-s a link from IMDB - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2120779/ There are a bunch of players featured in it, including Marty Friedman for Hemi Cuda (or whatever his new screen name is  ).
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Quoted: Actually, Hemi Cuda hated Marty Friedman. He was a huge Dave Mustaine fan but never liked Marty. Quoted: So.....you're telling me that Marty Freeman is an ARFCOMer?.....  No, I just remember Hemi Cuda loving that player so much I figured I'd point it out since he is probably here under another screen name now and should probably check this movie out. Anyways, I think he got banned a few years back for suggesting a final solution to the issue of Islam one too many times.
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jasons perpetual burn amazing track,very tough to play,to this day I still miss a few notes and get kinda lost sometimes http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5qCQLyb0-mI |
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Jason Becker was a awesome player. I reserve that for few people. I played professionally for some years, did lots of production for lots of famous people. Never worked with him and I didn't always like the "shred" style, but he had talent. I had a copy of his audition tape for David Lee Roth and it blew me away, for one because I used to cover DLR songs in several bands I played in. Steve Vai was a later major influence for me and I did get to work with him. Last I saw, he was still composing music one note at a time with his eye movement on a computer. The brain is still moving at the speed of light.
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