"The Crying Machine" (Full Song) - Steve Vai

Steve Vai and the String Theories band perform the song "The Crying Machine" from the new DVD "Live In Minneapolis - Where The Wild Things Are".

The show was recorded and filmed at the State Theatre in Minneapolis, MN before a sold-out audience as part of Vais successful Sound Theories world tour.

Vai is widely known for both his unprecedented guitar playing techniques and the unique design of his signature series Ibanez Jem guitar. But his fans have become inextricably drawn to his melodic depth, and dynamic stage performance. The continued evolution of his craft is made apparent in the astonishing musicianship presented in "Live In Minneapolis - Where The Wild Things Are". The 2 hour and 40 minute set contains several new tracks and re-orchestrated pieces culled from his rich catalog. His guitar-wielding extravaganza in 'The Murder' is an artistic performance piece that must be seen to be believed.

The addition of virtuoso violinists Alex DePue and Ann Marie Calhoun add a dazzling dimension to Vai's compositions and stage show, delivering fans the unexpected edge they always expect. Other world-class musicians chosen for Vai's band are: Bryan Beller (bass), Jeremy Colson (drums), Dave Weiner (guitar and sitar) and Zack Wiesinger (lap steel).

"Live In Minneapolis - Where The Wild Things Are" is available on DVD, Blu-ray, and audio CD now!

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[rifewithfear]

yes, because all triangles are the illuminate symbol... 

[anussplittingbearcok]

In a movie



[h2dude69]

You've been watching too much Alex Jones

[Pavel 'PK' Kaminsky]

0:50, Richard Branson, is that you?

[Burak Ün]

dat violin



[shreknet]

And stop writing about the dislikes. They're rigged. Don't base your view of this piece of art on statistics.

[shreknet]

Sex on strings.

[Guhzero]

How do I know that this video has dislikes? Because I watched this video before this whole glitch with the dislike system happened. This video had a very low amount of dislikes, but they're there. Actually, sometimes if you wait patiently and sit on the video for a bit, the dislikes will eventually register and show. I see 85 dislikes on this video at the moment.

[Jose Gonzalez]

really? how do you know that? .. well that sounds pretty shity .... those google guys and their weird stuff....

[Guhzero]

Look around. On pretty much every other video, there are 0 dislikes. There's some sort of problem with Youtube at the moment. It has a problem with registering dislikes and in return, makes it look like all dislikes that ever existed on past videos were turned into likes. I, of course, am NOT trying to say that Steve Vai's video deserves dislikes. However, there are thumbs down on this video (sadly). The dislikes are just hiding behind the likes of the video.

[Jose Gonzalez]

0 thumbs down ... thats says a lot about this ;)

[FenrirPulse]

the favoritism towards the women violinist really wrecks this for me