With over 25 million career album & DVD sales around the world, Steve Vai will soon be adding to these figures with the release of his new concert film, Where The Wild Things Are.Where The Wild Things Are is a 2 Blu Ray set recorded live and filmed in HD at the State Theatre in Minneapolis, MN during Steve Vai's recent Sound Theories Tour. Where The Wild Things Are features a world-class group of musicians, unlike any other band Steve has ever assembled. Two DVDs containing nearly 3 hours of Steve Vai in concert, along with cool bonus footage that includes exclusive... interviews with Steve's band members and Steve's viral hit promotional video for the Jemini pedal. 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 highly anticipated follow-up to his Visual Sound Theories and Live At The Astoria DVDs.Special digipack and accompanying 20 page booklet, featuring beautiful live photo spreads from the tour.DVD contains both 5.1 and stereo mixes, as well as, a commentary track featuring Steve and some of his band members.Steve Vai will enter the studio this summer to begin work on his next solo album, which is scheduled for a 2010 release. Disc 1:1. Paint Your face2. Now We Run3. Oooo4. Building The Church5. Tender Surrender6. Band Intros7. Fire Wall8. The Crying Machine9. Shove the Sun Aside10. I'm Becoming11. Die To Live12. Freak Show Excess13. Apples in Paradise14. All About Eve15. Gary 716. Beastly Rap17. Treasure Island18. Angel Food19. Earthquake SkyDisc 2:1. The audience Is Listening2. The Murder3. Juice4. Whispering A Prayer5. Taurus Bulba6. Liberty7. Answers8. For The Love Of God [show more]
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Rock guitar virtuoso Steve Vai performs live at the State Theatre, Minneapolis in 2007.
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