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 Joe Satriani, with his most important work, showed the way to the future for the electric guitar in 1987.

 In the nearly three-minute solo, he literally brings out everything he knows and can from his instrument: tapping, tapping with the pick, jazz and blues scales, but above all, legatos that give an immense fluidity to the part.

Surfing with the Alien is a seminal 1987 album by Joe Satriani that shaped the future of electric guitar playing. Featuring advanced techniques like tapping, legato, and tremolo use, the album blends rock, jazz, and blues influences. Highlight tracks include the title track, 'Always With Me Always With You,' and 'Satch Boogie.' The album showcases Satriani's virtuosity and remains a milestone in the rock-metal guitar scene. Dive into the guitar genius of Joe Satriani and experience the groundbreaking sounds of Surfing with the Alien today!

 They managed to piss off millions of people.

 There is absolutely nothing to say about an album that doesn’t bring out even a meager unreleased track, not even a live version of whatever.

The review expresses disappointment in Led Zeppelin's Mothership release, criticizing it for lacking unreleased or live tracks. It describes the album as a rehash of previously released best-of collections and a commercial recycling of existing material. Fans who hoped for new or rare content were left dissatisfied. The reviewer speculates that the band’s archives hold little unreleased treasure and condemns the release as uninspired. Explore the full review to see why fans feel Led Zeppelin's Mothership falls short of expectations.