Is “Passion and Warfare” the most important guitar album in history? In 1990, Steve Vai left Whitesnake to create a masterpiece that no one expected and that ended up defining the sound for decades to come. In this video we analyze in depth the “Sgt. Pepper” from the shred. From Steve Vai's beginnings with Frank Zappa and David Lee Roth, to how a 10-day fast gave life to the legendary “For the Love of God.” In addition, I will tell you my personal story: how this album came into my hands when I was only 12 years old and why it is to blame for me playing the guitar today. We will talk about: Vai's Bio: From Satriani's student to Zappa's “Stunt Guitarist”. Production: Secrets of “The Mothership” and the musicians who participated. The 7-string Revolution: How Vai's Ibanez Universe ended up creating the sound of bands like Korn.
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