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Steve Vai
"Alien Love Secrets"
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"Alien Love Secrets" is an all instrumental album of Steve Vai-isms, meaning guitar music as only Vai can play it. This EP/CD features moody, atmospheric textures, and plenty of tortured squeals, wah-wah riffage and other sonic goodies, held together by Vai's ultra-fluid technical ability. "Alien Love Secrets" features "Bad Horsie", which incorporates some of the riffs from the final scene in the movie "Crossroads", and "Ya-Yo Gakk", where Vai 'cuts heads' with his son.
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05:51 |
Bad Horsie
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Instrumental
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03:41 |
Juice
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Instrumental
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03:52 |
Die To Live
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Instrumental
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05:04 |
The Boy From Seattle
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Instrumental
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02:52 |
Ya-Yo Gakk
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Instrumental
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07:02 |
Kill The Guy With The Ball
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Instrumental
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05:09 |
Tender Surrender
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Instrumental
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Steve Vai |
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All Guitars, Bass, Keyboard, Drum Programming, Production, Engineering, Art Direction |
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Deen Castronovo |
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Drums on "Die To Live", "The Boy From Seattle", "Kill The Guy With The Ball", "Tender Surrender" |
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Julian Vai |
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Munchkin Vocals on "Ya-Yo Gakk" |
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Tommy Mars |
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Keyboards on "Never Surrender" |
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Sergio Buss |
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Engineering Assistance |
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Bernie Grundman |
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Mastering |
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Neil Zlozower |
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Photography |
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Desmond Child |
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Art Direction |
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David Bett |
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Art Direction |
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Pam Dancy |
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Production Assistance |
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Gerald F. Rosenblatt |
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Legal Things |
All music written by Steve Vai.
Recorded at the Mothership.
Management by Deston Entertainment.
Accounting Things by Gefland, Rennert & Feldman.
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Vol. 17, No. 2: Feb.-Mar. 2012
