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Joe Satriani |  | Artist: Joe Satriani
Label: Sony Bmg Europe
Category: Music
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Rating:  47 reviews
Sales Rank: 771294
Format: Import
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 5 x 0.5
EAN: 5099748110220
ASIN: B000025LE3
Release Date: September 29, 1995
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| Tracks:
| • | Cool #9 | | • | If | | • | Down, Down, Down | | • | Luminous Flesh Giants | | • | S.M.F. | | • | Look My Way | | • | Home | | • | Moroccan Sunset | | • | Killer Bee Bop | | • | Slow Down Blues, Pt. 1 & 2 | | • | (You're) My World | | • | Sittin' 'Round |
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Showing reviews 1-5 of 47
 Playing it safe August 18, 2010
IRate
2 1/2
Try as he might to escape generic entrapments present within stale blues-rock guitar virtuoso songwriting, even most bright runs feel dampened by the somewhat stilted pulse.
 NIce departure of style February 26, 2010
T. Lee (Waco, TX)
Another hyper-versatile body of work from Satch. In an effort to separate from his frantic 4-4 rock shredding tunes, this CD is heavily blues/fusion oriented. Gone are the synth drums and stiff rhythm tracks; he's got live players, and with Manu Katche on the kit it gives an entirely different, improved swing to it.
Well produced, great fade outs from leads. Cool #9 has a jazzy feel, with prolific solos, and stands out as one of his best numbers ever recorded.
 Doesn't deserve a title. February 18, 2010
RedPower (Kansas City, KS)
Rarely do I want to eject a CD and chuck it out my car window, but this one nearly made me do that. It starts with Cool #9, which has kind of a nice groove; it's been a part of Joe's live set for awhile now. The rest is just so completely unremarkable, it's hard to remember. Part of my dislike of this album comes from the mix; the guitar is moved so far back that it lacks punch, and the drums end up dominating the album's sound. And speaking of which, Satch's drummer on this one is great, but he's absolutely IN LOVE with his assortment of cymbals and china boys. A little of that goes a very long way to me, especially when you're trying to hear the guitar. Who knew Joe Satriani would release such a good drummer's album? Those who have tired of Joe's more progressive stuff and want to hear something sleepy and conventional might enjoy this, but for me, this is his worst album by far. I'll take the much-hated but futuristic 'Engines of Creation' over this any day.
Go Joe Go August 1, 2009
Six String Sax (fl)
Joe Satriani cd is excellent. Still checking it out for long term listening (Got with Chicken Foot 4.5 stars--Joe is with great company, different but great, only negative is recording is distorted, especially the bass, I have 1970 analog cd's that sound better! Still CF rocks!). The Joe Satriani cd displays Joe's tallent to just make beautiful sound, rythums and six string jam. The recording quality is great. I have all of Satriani's CD's and this one is one of the better ones. The drummer displays some of the best drums I have ever heard, very tallented. Crystal Plant and Flying a Blue Dream were my favorites until I got burned out on them. Excellent CD, Get it!!!!!!!!!!!
Satriani Speed with SRV Passion December 30, 2008
Damien Stratton (Potomac, MD)
This is my favorite Satriani album. He takes a step back and plays more blues and melodic arrangements. He doesn't focus so much on speed, such as on Surfing with the Alien (an amazing, groundbreaking album) Surfing with the Alien. Instead, he plays like Satriani, but with more intensity and passion. Also, probably one of the best sounding albums as far as recording quality.
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