This band was pure genius talent! Eric Martin may be one of the most underrated rock vocalists of all time. The guy is one hell of a damn good singer! Love this kick ass tune.

@paulheinl9684

2 жыл бұрын

He is amazing live, the entire band were musical geniuses, they kicked ass live. Paul still plays.

@charlieswitzer9931

Жыл бұрын

Eric in full control !

@lucianmunteanu1092

Жыл бұрын

​@@paulheinl9684 Paul is the best ever forever guitar in the world

@charlieswitzer9931

Жыл бұрын

Pat T. was a badass singer too !!!

What a legendary quartet... In loving Memory of Pat Torpey. We all miss you Mr. Big.

@spiccolirocks3580

3 жыл бұрын

Levi Salvani You said it all! 🤘🏻

@levisalvini4110

3 жыл бұрын

@@spiccolirocks3580 Thank you my friend... Take care, and be safe out there...

Paul and Billy are a match made in heaven

I'm 63. Just discovered Mr Big! All I have to say is wholly crapp! Saw them in Niagara Falls NY June 2024

One of the most under rated hard rock bands of all time...

@harrysachs2274

3 жыл бұрын

Not hard rock, not one of the greatest. Paul Gilbert is a great guitarist, that is all.

@jibicusmaximus4827

Жыл бұрын

@@harrysachs2274 that makes no sense..

@hjekr8

5 ай бұрын

How about billy ? @@harrysachs2274

The raspy voice of eric is very addictive....

WTF! Didn’t know I could still be blown away at Gilbert’s mastery of the guitar…but here I am Blown away at his ability…again.

Mr. Sheehan is one of the best bassists ever! Phenomenal!

I've always thought of Mr. Big as a wonderful hybrid between Van Halen and Journey. Serious musical chops on the one hand, with great melodies and a fantastic singer on the other. I was lucky to see Mr. Big live after their debut album was released. The whole band was great but Billy Sheehan's jaw dropping bass solo was unbelievable. 😳

Truly the golden age of rock guitar, really miss those days (and I'm a solo fingerstyle jazz guitarist, lol!).

That's the one of the most insane solos I've ever seen

Imagine being that good on guitar and your bassist can do the same on his bass

@popwarner8029

3 жыл бұрын

I'm surprised that these guys didn't make it BIG

@popwarner8029

3 жыл бұрын

That's what it is. Paul Gilbert and Billy Sheehan. They RIP

@ps-yk8su

3 жыл бұрын

@@popwarner8029 Because Seattle. Mr Big Debuted in 1989. Second album was in 1991. Record companies said see ya. Bastards.

@micheleraurorhi2021

2 жыл бұрын

@@popwarner8029 Because today music industry is not based on talent and instrumental skills !

@mmmcosta

2 жыл бұрын

@@ps-yk8su I'm glad that Seattle happened - Alice In Chains and Soundgarden are MONSTROUS bands -, but definitely harmed hard rock.

Mr. Big was soooo under-rated musically and vocally, and PG amazes me every time I watch this.

@stevelucero9047

3 жыл бұрын

Agree.... this is stellar musicianship.... stands up even today...

Saw them in a Rock Bar in Houston.. 90 minutes of the best.....

What a vocalist he is!

What a voice!! Eric Martin has been the love of my life since always 💕💕💕💕

It's always amazing to hear that clicking sound of the pick hitting the string for somebody with a fully developed alternate picking technique like Mr. Gilbert has. It adds a percussive element to the playing that seems like it would be impossible counterfeit.

@rhonemeister

3 жыл бұрын

Way back in the day of Racer X, Paul talked about he developed his picking technique to emulate the sound of a card in bicycle spokes haha.

Times like this are very rare now,I miss the early nightees. Sad 🙁

This was 30 years ago. How much can Gilbert develop by rehearsing 30 more years? The same with Billy. Unimaginable.

@mmmcosta

3 жыл бұрын

Said it ALL!!!

@XJT0428

3 жыл бұрын

I actually don't see him that much better at all

@lueymeteora1410

3 жыл бұрын

He was at his peak then, as evidenced by his success. With age comes added knowledge and developed wisdom...but also slower fingers, less creative spark, and less sex appeal. If you were ever going to be exceptional, you'd have mastered your profession by mid twenty. From then, you can add finishing touches...but for the most part...the cast has been set. That's the case with us all, not just Gilbert. Across the board..from athletics...to show biz...to music, the stars are always in their twenties, with few exceptions. It's when all your factors combine to either a perfect storm....or, a big ole' kaput! (I, unfortunately, turned out the latter..☹️)

@BluesManSteele

3 жыл бұрын

@@lueymeteora1410 mid 20s to mid 30s

@theshapeexists

3 жыл бұрын

@@lueymeteora1410 need. Current music is insane. Hes developed many more insane techniques and still maintains insane shredding speed. Hes a more accomplished player now. Guitar isn't like an athletic thing. Plenty if examples of players maintaining their abilities and getting better til the day they die

Flawless!!! And a sad reminder of the loss of pat torpey... The backbone of that great band!!!!

Paul Gilbert is one of the most underated guitarists. His imagination combined with his skill is phenominal and you don't hear much about him anymore. The thing he does with the cordless drill is over the top.

@_azu7

3 жыл бұрын

Well hes a G3 virtuoso toured with Steve Vai, Satriani, Petrucci soloi. Toured stadiums in USA, india, indonesia , Japan with his band, was arguably the best guitarist in the world before guthrie govan and mordern fusion phase, had one of the most successful shred career out of so many players so how is he underrated

@frankleroux2733

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed and Bucket head too.

@loveconquersall143

3 жыл бұрын

He's brilliant and still active. Look him up, I love some of his 'solo' stuff 😍

@siggyretburns7523

3 жыл бұрын

@@_azu7 because you hear very little about him anymore. Him and many other very talented musicians Most prefer staying under the radar, they made their mark and are content. But they slowly fade out and become unheard of. Meanwhile phoney people overrate crappy people (I wont even refer to them as musicians) like Justin Beiber or chicks with dirty knees like Lady Gaga. I watched a Tiny Tim video for nostalgia purposes and couldnt believe the comments people were giving. "Oh he's such a creative genius". "One of the most talented songwriters ever".😳 I'm thinking wtf? Tiny Tim, a genius? The guy was a ukulele playing fruitcake that sang in falsetto and had one hit that he didnt even write. The only reason he's famous was because he was as weird as they get. People didnt give a rats ass about his music. They just wanted to see some goon for a few minutes. But his popularity created a mindless cult that that knows nothing about talent. Just equally talentless fans worshipping him. I made the mistake of sounding out on it and caught hell for it. It thought they were gonna come after ne with pitch forks and tiki torches.

@_azu7

3 жыл бұрын

@@siggyretburns7523 who the hell are ya, you grabbed my attention. You are absolutely right man, im plotting a seriously criminal revival of rock in my country/place. Ive idolized gilbert and these guys for years. My plan is to make people cringe at all kinds of phony music you were talking about, like the mainstream pop/hiphop garbage that theyre selling these days especially the materialistic and completely useless type instead of few good ones. I want to reverse the scenario, its pretty pathetic nowadays nobody really even gives an f about real music. Let tiny tim rest, atleast that guy made some real noise and tried to sing even though he was barely a musician, they are idolizing nothing but mumblers, fake posers who cannot even make noise with their gutter like mouths and cannot sing without the aid of engineering magic, autotune nowadays . These dimwits dont even have 0.1% of even that tiny tim are you aware of that? What a far cry from the days when blistering guitar solos rode the airwaves, when real music was appreciated, when people made music to make people feel instead of flexing this and that. In about 5years from now i will make people despise other people for not listening to REAL music, make people harm and seriously beat up people who hype up and overrated trash dogs, im serious mate. Ive dedicated all these years to sound exactly like gilbert and playing like him, i will make a strong ass band we are already discussing with lots of other fellow bands and seniors, and famous artist in my country that rock is in shitty place right now. They have acknowledged that, its completely upon us. We are the passive fucks, we need to stop letting them win or become the majority? Can you even feel me? So dude whoever you are musician or non musician i hope you do atleast something from your side to revive the era of rock and real music. I know this sounds so cliche but trust me ive been very serious about this, im not JOKING around in the internet. Hope you read this

Mr Big is the best hard rock band in the world.

@jeremy7lopez

3 жыл бұрын

Hahaha

I remember a sticker on the first Racer X . Album that said you might burn your guitar. After hearing Paul. Still stands today. Amazing.

BY FAR THE BEST REAL ROCK BAND THAT CAME OUT OF THE 80S 🎸🎵🎼🥁

@randyreed1284

Жыл бұрын

IM WITH YOU 💯 PERCENT THESE MUSICIANS ARE ON A WHOLE DIFFERENT LEVEL SEEN THEM IN DENVER FUKIN AMAZING

Favorite 80s band. Incredibly talented and effortlessly perfect vocals

i missed these guys somehow back in the day. dam what a kick ass rock band

I’ve watched this like a thousand times. And I’m in awe every time.

Truly one of the most prolific bands ever assembled. Seamless composition..airtight execution..insanely sexy..FLAWLESS! I can't get enough of Mr. Big...i love to keep trying.

They so kicked my ass on this tour, and what a spectacular album....one of my favorites!

@bradstephens2175

3 жыл бұрын

Me too, brother. Simply cannot believe it was 30 years ago...

Man, it's a wonder why Mr Big didn't have a huge success in America. This is truly one of the most amazing performance that displayed showmanship and high technicality musical pleasure. Missed Pat so much..

@Krrrimmi

3 жыл бұрын

Because there were a lot competition among '80s bands. Unfortunately, most Rock & Metals then are more focused on the legends.

@atozee7189

3 жыл бұрын

It was because the rock scene was changing fast in 1989. Then by summer 1990 we had Nirvana.

@rapid13

3 жыл бұрын

What was already said, plus it was maybe a little too bubblegum. There was a serious lack of understanding just how good Paul and Billy were/are.

@AimanHatta

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah man, on a good side, they've started to get recognized a lot lately, just sad that they didn't get that kind of recognition during their prime era, and while Pat is still here of course..

@rickcheyne

3 жыл бұрын

Grunge took over in the early nineties.

What a band this was, amazing. 👍🔥🤘

Love this song still blasting it in my car.

What a fantastic live band this was!! 😁

Paul was my idol since junior high school 👋...love mr big from Bali 💙

yay! newly restored video! 😍😍😍

Absolute SuperGroup! Musicianship and Vocals at it's finest! RIP Pat. You were a big influence for me and drumming.

@paulheinl9684

2 жыл бұрын

Me as well, Tama Rockstars, with Evans heads, and Zildjian ZXT cymbals

The performance and production are absolutely impeccable. Amazing stuff all around

Nice! Best gift for a friday night! Love you guys ❤️

My all-time hero.

i just- can't stop watching this. i'm in love with them, with the music, with what they play, i could go on and on and ooon

Was never even aware that there was more to the solo (@ 10:20) until I watched this version. I've watched this solo 100 times since I first found it on KaZaa in the early 2000's, and every version is clipped short to about right after PG strums the last a-chord (I think it's in a). Anyhoo, Thanks MrBigVEVO. I'm impressed.

@brotherfiretribe9566

3 жыл бұрын

E chord

KZread after ages, ages I must say has recommended something awesome for the soul. Eargasmic this was. 🤘🏼🤘🏼

Man! I love him. Its hard to imagine any one more proficent. Stelar player!

Watched them live 3 weeks ago., still flawless performance everytime

These guys will always be in my top 3 favorite driving music

Perfect performance!!

So so tight live! Amazing performers all of 'em! \m/

fantastic! i was shocked that the vid quality was this good. for some dichotomous perspective, after watching Paul absolutely crush that solo out (it's SOOO clean), the Black album came out in the same year. pfft.

What an Exciting guitar solo!!! Paul rules!!!

Amazing band. So so good live too

A los 15 años conocí Mr. Big, llevo otros 15 escuchándolos. Gracias!

@patriciomascareno3920

3 жыл бұрын

que bueno, me gusta el pantaloncillo......

Splendid !!

Awesome great guitar solo

Awesome ❤

Ace! I'm completely gobsmacked!

Loved these guys. Still do.

He was the best guitarist in the world at this point of his career.

"Road To Ruin" id such a good song. The thick & lush 3/4 part vocal harmonies are just great. So well done - excellent. Richard

Love from Brazil, guys!

@langkahdk

3 жыл бұрын

👋

awesome ! 😎

Nossa como amo essa banda💖

Just amazing, 90-ties were stunning💖🎉🤘

That is fantastic & Mr. Big was an underrated band.

Great harmonies on the vocals!

@charlieswitzer9931

Жыл бұрын

FYI Pat T. was the vocal foundation........Ive discovered.

awesome 👍

My friends and I just called them "The Big". Man, I miss these days. What a kickin' band.

That solo is insane!!

Awesome!!!

This is great!

They just perfect!!!!!😍😍😍😍

without a doubt in their versatility.😍

I'm love Paul Gilbert guitar 🎸🎧🎸

Yeah!!!! that's one awesome guitar solo! wish to see you again in manila \m/ keep rockin'!!!

WOWWWWWW!!!!!!! I AM BREATHLESS.....PAUL GILBERT YOU ROCK! 🥰😎💯LOVE HERE FROM OZ💋

GREAT !!!... MR. BIG FOREVER !!!!!!

I got to admit that some cool skills 🤘🤟 I could jam to this all day

AWESOME 👌

Fantastic!!!

PURE MAGIC!

Como não amar não é???😍

Long live the guitar solo gad I sure miss concerts like that you just don't see that no more

One the best band of this planet!!!)

Top musicians,top vocalists all of 'em.

Wow awesome PG And Love this PGM300 series

Freaking Amazing!

Outstanding performance! Spot on vocals. And Eric in those leggings. :D Nice leeegs, man. Also awesome that this channel still releases "new" stuff!!

❤❤❤ Road to Ruin!!!! Eargasmmmm!!!!

Wonderful voice ♥️

@charlieswitzer9931

Жыл бұрын

incredible voice and stage swagger......

I Love this song..!!

Unos artistas espectaculares💗 From Mexico

@patriciomascareno3920

3 жыл бұрын

toca el flaco, no???

Que sensacional!

What a great rock voice

Brilliant 👌🤘💕

That sweep followed by tap slide. Smooth like butter.

@ERNTify

2 жыл бұрын

..it's a string skipping followed by tapping..

@Strings-jg2to

Жыл бұрын

@@ERNTify I forgot he liked string skipping.

I love this... !!!

Where are they now I still love them all so much

@qdaveq6597

3 жыл бұрын

Billy, Paul and Eric are all involved with various projects, Pat died in 2018.

@tylerthescreamofficial98

3 жыл бұрын

They're done for since Pat passed away.

superb!

They were fantastic

Awesome

absolute beast