LOL - I thought when I released it everyone would be sleeping and the vid would get a slow jump into the sub-sphere 🤘I'm fix'n to have my hot chocolate and crumpets before I hit the sack 💤💤💤💤😴

@pitpride1220

Жыл бұрын

Sleep well!

@f-8023

Жыл бұрын

Sweet dreams!

@IICJZII

Жыл бұрын

8am here! Really nice start to my morning, cheers Geebz.

@DanAndreiVladut

Жыл бұрын

345am in Florida. I'm here for you geebz

@SonofZug9

Жыл бұрын

Could you watch the acapella version?

This band really is special I think. The symbolism in the video is powerful. The new gods working their way up to meeting the old gods (climbing the levels in the building until they reach the roof). Building on the original simple chords in the building. Eventually reaching the pinacle Everyone putting aside their egos and acknowledging each other. The boys paying tribute to their elder and Steve welcoming them to the place where he is at. Everyone coming together to make something beautiful. At least that is my interpretation. You can tell that there is a lot of mutual respect between the boys and Steve.

@RageForSeven

Жыл бұрын

i think you're bang on man, that's really good and i totally see how it works out.

@07rodrigez

Жыл бұрын

stop on man

@rakhimberdiyevt

Жыл бұрын

Steve Vai on this collab "I don't care what it is, I'm playing on it"

@stevenlomon

Жыл бұрын

Wonderful interpretation!!

@Maggos89

Жыл бұрын

They actually gifted steve a signed nylon and it’s signed “to our guitar hero” from Scott and Tim. You can really tell how this moment was really what they worked for their entire lives

I love Vai’s solo, because there were so many notes in the rhythm guitar, bass, and drums, and he used his solo to “sing” over top of all of the fast stuff. Using that sustainiac pickup and whammy bar for like a hyper-legato style was such a good contrast. So god damn cool.

@KeyOfGeebz

Жыл бұрын

100%!

@dezmodium

Жыл бұрын

He's also doing that chord-bend thing he's been mastering the last few years which sounds so damn sick. edit: on second watch im not sure he is. the bends are just so sick sounding

@JonHeupel

Жыл бұрын

@@dezmodium I agree it definitely sounded like it. It didn't look like it in the video but maybe either he didn't mime it in the vid or he has found other techniques to get the same sound

@JesusOfPaign

Жыл бұрын

@@dezmodium Im not particularly familiar with his work, certainly not his recent stuff, but i know what you mean. Not sure if he’s bending chords or it’s just the layering/effects used, but it sounds rad 😂

@Stfugb2s

Жыл бұрын

singing is how I thought of it, so impressive that the boys were able to play so much but give Steve the space to work

This might be my favorite song from them now and I've been listening to them for years. It's just so beautiful, especially the last section on the roof.

@a5hen

Жыл бұрын

Steve's entry is one of the best things I have ever screen on a digital screen

@LukaTheDon77

Жыл бұрын

I’m the same, my favorite song up till now is probably The Worst

@armstrong2052

Жыл бұрын

I love how they all rotated the throne.

@nickbrenne2159

Жыл бұрын

For real, the end of this song literally brings tears to my eyes. It's just incredible.

@GenesysRider23

Жыл бұрын

I couldn’t agree more. Clush has always been my favorite song, but this one takes the cake. It’s a masterpiece.

Scottie is just so damn good and nobody ever says anything. It's always how good Tim is, and while that's not incorrect, the nose needs credit. The man has audibly gotten more skilled at not just shredding but composing really thoughtful solos and harmonies to go along with Tim's stuff.

@travenator16

Жыл бұрын

yeah, it should be called the Javier Reyes phenomenon at this point haha

@Danboi.

Жыл бұрын

Yep. Scott is much better musically imo.

@tholowmewplague

Жыл бұрын

"the nose needs credit" bruh XD

@elcoolhaag7737

Жыл бұрын

they are all equally amazing, tims just more appealing to everyone

@WayStedYou

Жыл бұрын

Scottie doesn't nose?

Vai plays with restraint. He knows how to emphasize notes and phrases. The guy is a legend for a reason.

@lukecartwright535

Жыл бұрын

Honestly it sounds like restraint but he’s also using homemade techniques to make one guitar sound like a thousand

@EnigmaticCanadian

Жыл бұрын

It seems to me they created movements on this piece, and Steve worked with them to create/craft the 3rd movement, if you want to call it that. I think the restraint was that he served the song and writing rather than it serving him.

The thing you say about Polyphia opening doors is absolutely true. Tim literally will show people how he comes up with ideas at his desk with Ableton on his channel. I think a lot of composers often keep those things a little closer to the vest. Like, I can't imagine anyone else saying they lifted a structure from Taylor Swift, especially in a progressive rock/metal band.

@neilpatrickhairless

Жыл бұрын

The rock or metal bands that don't cite influences outside of rock or metal usually don't get asked because they aren't really that compelling to begin with. Tony Iommi's influences are Django Reinhardt and Doris Day, for example.

@BrianKapellusch

Жыл бұрын

@@neilpatrickhairless Django Reinhardt is definitely a huge influence on a lot of people. Yeah, he's a banjo guy, but he was incredible

Tim does a lot of the production himself actually, hes done a couple videos showing how he produces and comes up with ideas for a lot of his songs already. He did a production video on playing god and he said hes likely doing a vid for all the songs on the new album, so we get to see what production stuff he used on these songs

@BrittanyNgo01

Жыл бұрын

Yes, he said he did most of the producing on this song and Scottie did the rest

@eleckson

Жыл бұрын

@@BrittanyNgo01 I'd love to see Scott make a video of his approach to production!

I loved how them grooving spawned a trumpet player out of thin air

@alexhaisting

Жыл бұрын

BRASSTRACKS

@neilpatrickhairless

Жыл бұрын

By far my favorite part of the song. It was like "YES, THIS IS THE CORRECT MOVE" as soon as I heard it.

@aarondavis4067

Жыл бұрын

He shoulda been in the whole damn song

@CliffWalrus

Жыл бұрын

@@aarondavis4067 Its a backing track for quite a bit on the roof(starts when Vai is standing up)

I have no business being awake right now but suddenly I'm glad I am LOL

@KeyOfGeebz

Жыл бұрын

I feel ya :)

@NickolasLacey

Жыл бұрын

Same bro

@juanestebanmontesgarcia1006

Жыл бұрын

Lmao same

Its one of those things when Vai "slows down" & keeps the number of notes down as well. & Being in the climax of the song's arrangement, all im thinking after the 10x i've played it is - Tim really nailed this really good & with Steve in mind. Carrying the song with hidden synths & still phenomenal guitar playing with Scott finally in hero guitar duty as well. Damn... how do you follow up from this.

I like seeing Scott take some well-deserved space, really seems like he was channeling his own inner Steve

The Melody of Vai is 🔥🔥🔥reminds me Sean Kingston beautiful girl 😂😂😂😂

The Vai part gave me goosebumps juxtaposed to the super new school polyphia mechanical style… the vai feel just hit even harder. like two gens appreciating each other, but staying true to their sound harmoniously.

@Danboi.

Жыл бұрын

My thoughts also

That Trem action for the beat drop that Steve did, literal goosebumps.

A while back Tim Henson caught alot of flack for what he called the "boomer bends" in a conversation with Rick Beato. Then he collabs with Steve Vai who bends everything like a damn question mark 🤣 I love how much fun Polyphia has, everything is so complex yet incredibly lighthearted

@user-fc7tm8zt3t

Жыл бұрын

Yeah this is the “see I actually think boomer bends are sick guys” video

The thing I loved about Steve's solo is the first part : you can see he listened to polythia, saw their use of natural harmonics to create melody, and took inspiration from this concept to incorporate this in his vocabulary. Not that he couldn't or didn't use natural harmonics before, but I think I never heard him take it to that extend. If anything, rather than showing off, he took more of an humble "homage" approach and added his own style with big bends and vibrato use.

I love Polyphia and this song took me the second time around to truly appreciate it, there is soooooo much in it it's overwhelming at first but after you listen to it again you start to appreciate it for the song not the skill

When you are so early even the music/audio hasnt loaded in yet..

Great analysis! Really enjoy your perspective as someone who has clearly spent a lot of time making music. Most of the people reacting to Polyphia just want to gush about the technique, but your more mature POV is really valuable. And I agree that I'd like to hear Polyphia try something different next time.

I'm still here 😊 Geeze this song and video blew my damn socks off... Absolutely loved Scotty shredding his part to pieces with that super peaceful expression he always has 😌

Even though Steve's solo was the most simple Polyhia solo, it is easily the best on so far. I got chills.

@fire_n_ice1984

Жыл бұрын

Technique is only necessary to convey what you are trying to express. These guy are not just flexing, they know how use intricate difficult Technique to express at a new level.

If you get steve to jam with you, you know you are on top. Absolute mindblowing tune. Listen'nd to it almost 10 times now. Instant classic.

@noswearingacc

Жыл бұрын

easy to get him to "jam" with you when you pay him large sums of money

@nietzscheente1271

Жыл бұрын

@@noswearingacc He said in an interview he is already a fan of this young band. I think artists like him are proud of the new generation of rock musicians and happy if they hold the genre alive.

You are so wholesome ☺️ I come to your channel when I'm feeling really down and I need some warmth in my heart. Thank you ❤️

I waited to watch this one with you Geebz, and WOW did they blow me back in my chair when Vai came in.... He turned their sound into something absolutely _magical_ ...glad to share it 1st time with ya😁

I’M STILL HERE AND I AM HAVING AN ACCEPTABLY ENJOYABLE TIME

Already slapped that like. Let's watch now... Edit after watching: Love that you noticed how they built up to Father Steve's moment. It really felt like a loving tribute to the greatness of Vai and his respect for the new generation of greats.

Polyphia is like a stammering man to Steve Vai who recites, sings and writes poetry all at once.

I'm still here! I get what you're saying about building up to Steve Vai's part, but I also think there is a strong melodic element here, but it's just delivered in a more intricate manner without many sustained notes. It's a reason I think they are able to craft memorable songs and push the boundries like this

The first time (couple times even) I listened to it I gotta be honest, łał I could follow was the chord progression and a few parts of Steve's solo in that I just couldn't find the melody, there was too much happening, but man, listening to it now for the fifth or so time...getting some goosebumps. When you hear the melody sing through it all, it's really cool. I mean Steve's still takes it for me, for a fairly simple melody, man does he come at it from a million ways. So creative. And of course, that little pick stop before the drop gets me every time 🥺🥺🥺 listen to it a couple more times, you'll find the melody and it'll all fall together really well. I can imagine I'm now hearing what the band hears more or less, and it just goes to show you they're just having fun and making it for themselves too. Very cool. Oh and IM STILL HERE ❤️🤟

At this point you can only compare polyphia with polyphia, they are so different and unique, there is really no one to compare them to, so all that's left is to see how much better they get from their previous work. Legendary song. That's something generations of musicians will be aspired to.

@malicioustactics6846

Жыл бұрын

Animals as Leaders. Berried Alive.

@rakhimberdiyevt

Жыл бұрын

@@realperson4931 imho they are nothing alike despite having guitars, bass and drums

@rodrigoperez244

Жыл бұрын

@@rakhimberdiyevt they can be compared to tons of other instrumental guitar centered acts. It's fine if you fanboy this band a lot, but their sound can be traced back to a lot of other instrumental rock/metal of the last two decades (even before). It's pretty clear by the way you worded your comment that you think Polyphia are "the best band in the world" and they "won" some imaginary music competition you hold inside your head. Dont get me wrong. Are they insanely unique? Absolutely. No denying that, since TMH they've released really unique stuff... Still, they arent this untouchable band that somehow "wins" the "music competition" because they can't be "compared" according to your "standards" (???). But, again, music is not a competition, and Polyphia can be compared to tons of stuff. Actually, the percussive riffing here reminded me a lot to the not-so-heavy stuff that AAL has released. So, your point doesn't really stand and it only shows how much you fanboy over them, instead of just appreaciating the band for what it is. You feel compelled to tell people "this band can't be compared because they won music because i said so" lol

@rakhimberdiyevt

Жыл бұрын

@@rodrigoperez244 i do think they are a great band, and support them a lot, but i didn't say they were any better. I listen to a lot of stuff, including bands that people wrote it the comments as an example. I just don't see anything similar. On the same level or more difficult? Sure. More melodic? More than definitely. More creative? Yes. But with different intent. I fully realize how music is not a competition, but in my mind comparing polyphia and bands like animals as leaders, periphery or even youtube music like Ichika or mateus is just as silly as comparing them to snarky puppy, Ariana Grande or Bach. They have different intent. Ten-five years ago i could compare polyphia with some bands with similar style and say that one band did what they wanted to do better than the other, and someone could agree or disagree. Now i can say that polyphia did what they wanted to do excellent, but i don't see anybody trying to do the same, so I can't say better or worse. That was what i was saying and I can't say I'm right or wrong, it's just how i see it.

@rodrigoperez244

Жыл бұрын

@@rakhimberdiyevt then, I have to say that I agree with your sentiment.

Tim and Scott (the guitar players) are heavily, HEAVILY, involved in the production and engineering of their albums. And the other producers and engineers they work with are all younger people and usually their friends who are also doing things with music. Pretty amazing, actually. And I totally agree with you that it's a huge part of their sound (something I'm sure they wouldn't deny themselves, based on interviews and behind the scenes videos I've seen).

I’ve seen a lot of people criticize Steve’s part and say that he underplayed/should’ve done more/etc. I think it’s clear that he chose a more restrained, and dare I say- tasteful, piece for what that moment in the song required. It certainly contributes to the song’s feel of a parlay between the young upstarts and the elder statesman. Building on something that you said, I think that following the first half’s “angular” staccato technical playing from Tim & co. with something more “singsong” and fluidly melodic is satisfying and grounding to the listener. You mentioned looking for that moment in the song, and Steve delivered it. These instrumental guest feature songs often run the risk of turning into “show me your moves” songs where the guest and host musicians just take turns whanging around and one-upping each other. In the year 2022 Steve Vai doesn’t have to prove his chops to anybody anymore, and I appreciate that he’s willing to step back and really fold into the song, and serve the song, rather than overshadow it or make himself the main attraction.

@mgall3844

Жыл бұрын

I think people criticize it because people call it a "changing of the guard" video but it doesnt show at all what Vai is fully capable of. I'm not a fan of "shredding". but when it comes to that style, Vai is still far beyond the Polyphia guys, and this video does not show that.

This is a dream come true for me musically. From playing For the Love of God on guitar hero and finding Polyphia, this is a combination I didn’t know I needed. Thank you!

I think where this band's strength is and always has been is in their ability to take a simple chord progression and turn that into a riff and then turn that riff into countless other little micro-motifs. I think the production value is where this band, and in fact most of the prog bands now pushes forward - This is the same kind of effect Hendrix had on the production level of his time, using effects and production to make Ernie Isley type rock sound like an entirely different thing altogether. I hear a LOT of Buckethead, Criss Oliva, Shawn Lane, Steve Vai (obviously) and the guys that came before them like Dick Dale in this, along with a lot of influences that have fuckall to do with rock or metal.

Steve Vai is the only musician who has made me feel things through instrumentation. Seeing these three guitarists duet (triet?) in an aptly named song and hearing Steve make that guitar song made me tear up yet again.

I think I have listen to this song now overall for about 30-40 times and it can still give me goosebumps on that climax.

Love this channel! And the music video gives me chills for the 2nd time now

Love your videos man!

So on point Geebz, polypia are the freshest most jaw dropping band and I love this slew of recent releases. This track is stunning in that there is no mistaking polypia, but Steve's arrival on the throne had me setup up for a schoolboy guitar battle but instead he just poured pure VAI all over them without drowning them, the chirps were puuurrrrfec that solo sublime and then the trumpet at the end with its little "imjust chillin here" vibe... i cant even

Hadn't really considered their impact on music before because they're so young but there are bands out there now that are getting better because of Polyphia. They get blown away by something and either they up their game in response or they're inspired or they learn a technique they can apply to their own thing but it's crazy to think a band can be so talented that they elevate their entire generation's music at such a young age. These dudes aren't even out of their 20s yet and they're consistently raising the bar.

Your point about them opening new doors for other people is a really great one. I've watched several reaction videos now with experienced and accomplished guitarists who have pointed out an interesting technique here or there thst they've been inspired to learn from watching Polyphia. And when musicians can have more tools and options at their disposal, everyone wins.

I was waiting for the man himself to weigh in! Great vid again Geebz

Thank you uncle (you remind me of my uncle lmao) for your incredible breakdowns of the technical aspects of my favorite band. Greetings from the future Hawaii

Ahhh, the analysis I was waiting to see!! I always love your takes. Thank you for your insight! One thing that I love so much about this track is the production of the samples, etc. This track really gave me Ronald Jenkees vibes in terms of the use of those and the straight funkiness of the tune. If you haven't heard of Ronald Jenkees, I recommend looking him up. Specifically, Throwing Fire or Guitar Sounds.

Just what I needed!

I loved your reaction, I liked that you enjoyed and appreciated the song, and listened to it till the very end with no annoying interruptions. Great stuff!!!

It's 12am in my city, I didn't expect to see you upload the video today. But I'm satisfied xD

I'm still here. And still loving these videos!

I loved the Obi Wan Kenobi reference - so apt - and your “opening new doors” conclusion is spot on IMO. Thanks Geebz, you’re a diamond.

An absolute masterpiece. I think I've heard that they do a collab with that trumpet player on the album. I liked the outro a lot. Clash of generations. 🤘🏻

Well, if nothing else, Polyphia and Steve Vai just made the best Ibanez commercial I can think of ;)

of course I'm still here, I couldn't be more excited about hearing you "blablabla" about this track hahaha the stevie section give me goosebumps from the beginning to the end, the melody, the layers, the places he brings us in the journey and how the rest of the band join him, oh god is really magical

Love how your question in the first pause is answered in the second half. "Where can polyphia go from here" well they can collaborate with incredible legends and talented individuals to create masterpieces like this that transcend genres.

I'm still here! I haven't had a song bring out this kind of emotion in me in a very long time. I absolutely love what they're doing. Best band in the world in my opinion.

I think that Geebz may have missed ABC which definitely pushed in a different direction for Polyphia. In fact, every single song they've released off their upcoming album has sounded different from the one preceding it which has me very excited for when their new album drops because it's likely going to be an adventure.

@19gazelle

Жыл бұрын

Geebz most definitely reacted to ABC 2 weeks ago, and it was an excellent take.

@shawnalfaro6943

Жыл бұрын

@@19gazelle ok now i need to see that because that song is catchy and fun!

With each generation of music and musicians there are those that create something revolutionary, whether it is something fully new or a rethinking on how music can be approached by blending separate things together. What makes those innovators so special is what they inspire from those who come next, how they shape and influence the next generation of music. It is really cool to look forward to what comes from musicians who grow up hearing all the innovators before them, including Polyphia and see where that inspiration takes their art.

I love this because it just picks you up, and you don't realize it does until it sets you down. That feeling when you're biting down but don't know you're doing it until you, for whatever reason, stop.

@williamphillipsthethird

Жыл бұрын

Out of the reactions and comments I've seen, this has been the most accurate to what I felt the first time listening. Couldn't have described it more beautifully.

@elidames6889

Жыл бұрын

@@williamphillipsthethird it's what I love about the likes of Polyphia and Berried Alive. I don't care how produced it is, at the end of the day, it just leaves you feeling "some kinda way". Sometimes it's a "oh shit", some times its a "wow...", sometimes its a "let me try that one, one more time". To me this one took 2 listens. On the second one I had that thought because when the last 10s hit my jaw relaxed.

i never catch your live but im always drinking a cup of coffee in your honor. Cant wait to watch more of your content. Love your reactions

So much talent and creativity on one piece of music. I have been a fan of Vai since the 90s and Polyphia tick a lot fo the same boxes for me. Interesting and creative.

This song means a lot to me specifically because I have for the longest time been obsessed with Steve Vai's technique with guitar playing and had never really had any other player intrigue me as much as he did....until Polyphia came along. So to have both artists together in the same song is so awesome!

your eyes are such a tell of the music. Truly shows just how keen your ear is to the music. very rare especially from the reactions i've seen of this. I dont know much about music but my god your eyes tell such a tale whilst listening to this.

I can’t help thinking that the song is so expressive. I love it

scott, tim, clay, the whole band ripping, but steve gave me the goosebumps.

@RCmetal11

Жыл бұрын

dont forget Clay, lol

I can only imagine the effort put into this one video. Wow!

I'm still here! :D Love you're still at this, Geebz. I may take breaks, but I'll always come back.

Saw this and instantly thought of you but didn't imagine you would do it 😅

It took me a second listen to hear it, but I really enjoy the leitmotif they've got running through the song- first played by Tim on the acoustic, then again by Scott when they initially transition to the warehouse(?), and once again when they transition to the rooftop. It's like they're saying "here is our running theme, now each guitarist gets their turn to shine"

I'm still here. Loved this track and the nice surprise of Brasstracks trumpet at the end.

I appreciate that they have vibe going with their last two tracks in Playing God and Ego Death, the band implementing the Ibanez nylon-string acoustic guitar sound is what I imagine this album will be centered around...which is great because it does actually feel like a breath of fresh air from their older tracks like GOAT.

Everytime I watch one of your videos it puts me in a good mood

That youngster who opened, playing the acoustic guitar, is definatly going places. Then the video switched to him playing electric guitar, which he made the guitar sound like a slap bass. Bad Ass playing. Very unique style. Aloha from Hawaii.

The triplet run at 6:21 is what did it for me leading into Steve's introduction. Amazing sound as usual from these guys. Keep up the great work, really love your videos. Have you looked into any of the videos that Tim puts out that break down the writing/engineering of their videos and songs? I'm still here by the way!

I'm still here 😉 Great reaction, love your production insight.

Steve's guitar sound is amazing.

Im so addicted to this song already

Thank you Geebz

When Steve comes in, it sounds as if they almost bow down and make way sonically. Since he is on a throne it seems fitting, loving it!

Your channel has become my favorite reaction channel, no bullshit just producer's reaction.

Still here, great reaction... yes, loved Steve Vai's part in this...

Love your reviews!

@KeyOfGeebz

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much!

Glad I found your second channel! I love hearing your insight on different tracks, and as a musician it helps me grow a lot. Thank you for what you do! Do you have a Patreon? I'd love to support you and the work you do!

@KeyOfGeebz

Жыл бұрын

Thank you , I really appreciate your comment and your support. Yes there is a Patriot link in the description Box of all my KZread videos if you want to drop by. Aloha

There is some really great Symbolism in this track. The throne chair alone being a character is pretty neat.

In terms of where these guys can stretch, to your point about 'where they go' I think it will really be about breaking away from those familiar shapes and patterns that start to make everything start to sound samey, and yeah also focusing on those unique melodies and song structures. A lot of technically awesome bands tend to go in this trajectory, starting out shreddy and then gradually stripping away the flashy playing with a focus on melody & composition as they mature. So I look forward to watching that happen as these guys evolve for sure

Great comments! There are som many incredible comments that touch on a lot of the details which of course is amazing. It doesn’t leave much for anyone else to add new comments on something bit already previously mentioned. This of course is a huge statement and response to what they are doing with their new music. I love their creativity and not settling on walking a similar path regarding how something is done. Instead, looking at what they play in the most interesting way. They build their music on a simple foundation so it’s something relatable and you can follow them then add the craziest technical playing that just kind of melts your brain, lol! I love this sound they have to their music right now. Adding nylon strings was a brilliant creative decision that just helps bring something that feels new as well. You have to remember, guitar playing has been around for a long time. Like so many other things, it’s not easy creating something that feels new and fresh while not completely abandoning good sounding music. It feels like a different classification or genre that they have created. Overly simplifying it I know, but it’s just a very groovy rock type vibe and feel!

I'm super looking forward to whatever ASMR you put out. That has to be interesting

One of the best of them so far

You missed that all three guitarists shared the throne throughout the video. Then at the end they all stand shoulder to shoulder. Very cool. Vai is the man!

I really love Polyphia I think these guys have made instrumental guitar music Cool again. It is awesome to see Steve Vai who is one of the Godfathers of instrumental Guitar Music colab with these kids almost like he approves and is passing the torch onto the new generation.

"These are not the guitar players you're looking for" 🤣🤣🤣 I love it geebs!!

I've been binging react channels and going straight to the sweep screech screech part. It's just so damn cool.

Still here, love polyphia, Vai and your videos!

This song and video give me chills... Like literal chills

8am here in Ireland but glad to wake up to this :)

The way tim is shaking his head during steve solo, thats how i was in the library when it came out

I love that there was a thought at some point during the writing process “you know what this song needs… and smooth trumpet outro”

Loving your reactions , particularly ERRA. Saw them last night in Sydney Australia

You are such a cool dude :)

love the reaction. i agree i dont see it as a changing of the guard i see it as a bunch of kids getting to play with their heros i love that they took a back stage and made steve the center almost felt like a bow to the great one!

Watching musicians react to this with absolute glee is almost as good as the song itself. 😊