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Steve Vai: Live at the Astoria (2003)

Steve Vai: Live at the Astoria (2003)
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Legendary rock guitarist Steve Vai performs before a live audience in the concert film shot at London's The Astoria in December 2001. Joined by bandmates Billy Sheehan, Tony MacAlpine, Virgil Donati, and Dave Weiner, Vai performs such tunes as "Giant Balls of Gold," "The Crying Machine," "Down Deep Into the Pain," "Whispering a Prayer," and "For the Love of God." ~ Matthew Tobey, Rovi

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Synopsis of Steve Vai: Live at the Astoria

Legendary rock guitarist Steve Vai performs before a live audience in the concert film shot at London's The Astoria in December 2001. Joined by bandmates Billy Sheehan, Tony MacAlpine, Virgil Donati, and Dave Weiner, Vai performs such tunes as "Giant Balls of Gold," "The Crying Machine," "Down Deep Into the Pain," "Whispering a Prayer," and "For the Love of God." ~ Matthew Tobey, Rovi

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240 mins
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    ERIC F.

    He does some pretty cool stuff. Great backing band too. Highly entertaining, and vastly impressive. Try it out.

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    Michael C.

    The greatest rock guitarist who has ever lived jamming with the greatest rock bassist who has ever lived. What's not to like?

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    Tammy G.

    erotic nightmares,the animal,and more.every steve vai fan has got to have it.

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