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Joe Satriani — Rubina's Blue Sky Happiness
Album: The Extremist
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Released: 1992
Length: 6:03
Plays (last 30 days): 0
(Instrumental)
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 mandolin wrote:

...joe is one of the nicest guys in the industry - wonderful to hear him on RP... ^_^




Cool! ...Joey, keep up the good work!  Thanx RP!   
EXCELLENT!  Thanx RP!   
...joe is one of the nicest guys in the industry - wonderful to hear him on RP... ^_^
there are some much better songs available from "satch".....anyone? Please upload.
drtjdel wrote:
The Kenny G of electric Guitar. Sorry.
This would be the theme music to a film of Kenny G and John Tesch getting it on in a meadow.
vandal wrote:
+1
D'oh. Preempted.
Does this make anyone else think of Top Gun? Just me? Ok.
Maverick requesting permission to land
Kevstar wrote:
What's wrong with Kenny G? He rips!
So do I, after Taco Bell.
Worthy, but dull!
Ok good, we got it; Satriani is the most boring guitarist on earth. Next song please
Rubina's Blue Sky Happiness, what a lovely title for a song and a pretty song at that!
there was this man that came to school and made a synthesizer presentation. And this was the 80s and it was still a new hot instrument and it couldnt be made boring. But this dude proved that it was possible. And this track brought back that memory. Electric guitar should be exciting, but nope...this is waiting for my nails to dry music from a waiting area at the salon.
Of all the guitar virtousos, this guy is consistently the least interesting
GAWD, I can't STAND Satriani.
drtjdel wrote:
The Kenny G of electric Guitar. Sorry.
What's wrong with Kenny G? He rips!
Define "soulful" - then tell me how you can hear it. bergjr wrote:
He ain't even in the same playing field as Beck. or Rory Gallager or Buchanan, Adrian Belew, etc. On any given Saturday in my local Guitar Center there are kids who are are 14 who are shredding and wankering as good as Joe Even when he trys to be "soulful", just misses the mark.
Pyro wrote:
The next best thing to Jeff Beck. This is a fine song, IMO.
He ain't even in the same playing field as Beck. or Rory Gallager or Buchanan, Adrian Belew, etc. On any given Saturday in my local Guitar Center there are kids who are are 14 who are shredding and wankering as good as Joe Even when he trys to be "soulful", just misses the mark.
Fab.
Trivial harmonies brought to an epic proportion - not my cup of tea
Strange. Like listening to two different songs on the radio, switching back and forth between stations. I liked the bit at the beginning, and the middle, and the end, but the transitions (a.k.a. killing time) were not contribuiting to the whole.
drtjdel wrote:
The Kenny G of electric Guitar. Sorry.
I came to this song page to say the same thing. Not a bad track, but it's still difficult to drum up much respect.
noise. less noise please.
I quite like the acoustic backing, sans "Big 80's" drumwork. I'm just not too fond of that overly-smooth electric guitar tone.
The next best thing to Jeff Beck. This is a fine song, IMO.
Thanks for playing this stuff. I like the stylings of Mr S. 9.
Lonestar wrote:
Why apologize about the truth? No matter how unfortunate it is.
It's just that I feel we're all entitled to our opinion and we all need to get alo... Oh screw it. This bastard is WEAK!! STEVIE RAY!! STEVIE RAY!!!
drtjdel wrote:
The Kenny G of electric Guitar. Sorry.
I don't know man...maybe only in his musical masturbation...but definitely not as light as Kenny G. Satriani is hardly Starbucks music or Adult Contemporary.
ploafmaster wrote:
Two older Satriani goodies in one day, huh? Very nice.
That is what I was thinking.
drtjdel wrote:
The Kenny G of electric Guitar. Sorry.
Perfect description.
drtjdel wrote:
The Kenny G of electric Guitar. Sorry.
Agree.
drtjdel wrote:
The Kenny G of electric Guitar. Sorry.
Why apologize about the truth? No matter how unfortunate it is.
The Kenny G of electric Guitar. Sorry.
Very nice indeed.
Two older Satriani goodies in one day, huh? Very nice.