Joe Satriani - Saying Goodbye

Joe Satriani - Saying Goodbye

Originally featured in his personally recorded and sold Joe Satriani EP in 1984, it was remastered for the public for his 1993 album, "Time Machine". Inspired by fusion jazz virtuoso Alans Holdsworth - who has also inspired Joe's own legato soloing technique - he recorded 16 guitars to create touching swells of chords and a chilling melody in this sparse, emotional ballad.

(Cited: http://www.satchnotes.com)

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• satriani
• saying
• goodbye
• time
• machine

[MistahhB]

Thank you Joe for helping me go through a relationship falling apart.

[MixmasterMicheal]

I bet you would like it more if Hannah Montanna had a part in the song... but sometimes you just cant get the best of both worlds ...

[GeorgePanagiotou1]

awesome



[DjAmbitiousHustla]

Ah, bliss...

[PowerMetalEuphonist]

Ok, I guess if they're emotionless they aren't really emos...

[PowerMetalEuphonist]

3 people are emotionless emos or were looking for Say Goodbye by Chris Brown.

[PowerMetalEuphonist]

Good-bye.

[EvilNando]

bye bye my dear wife...

[GuitarPadawan92]

i imagine having to part with a loved one when listening to this song...makes me feel sad beyond description. but at 2:15-2:34 it describes the hope of meeting that loved one in the next life....

[ronalmetalforever]

joe satriany you are the master

[ChaosNMK]

don't you just love it when the strings sound of the keyboard and the distorted sound of the guitar unite.

[GetOffOfAIM]

This song is sad yet makes you feel at peace... perhaps a better word is "sobering." There are no judgements in the song... just feelings. It calms me down and brings perspective... all ambitions and anxieties are forgotten. It makes me feel reflective and compassionate. I naturally reflect upon my loved ones. This song brings people together, whether dead or alive.