Not hating. It’s technically excellent. Just wish the “battle” had been actually musical instead of just up and down back and forth fast scales for 1 minute.
The movie is about blues, and in the end they decided the quest ends with fast nerdy notes – like literally the opposite of blues.
Interesting that the Crossroads festival and movie are not connected to each other.
Damn, Daniel-San. Back at it again with the ass-kicking.
Here are a couple of live versions. Worth the watch (well, listen, as it’s horrible quality video).
Not sure whose the better actor in this movie. Ralph’s acting like a guitar god or Steve’s acting when he starts making mistakes and missing notes
Stevie T. Intensifies
Crossroads was a great movie!
My favorite guitarist is in this movie. The amazing Steve Vai.
I mean, it’s impressive but it’s exactly the best sounding guitar solo (not by a long shot).
Without seeing this movie, I feel like it’s the karate kid but with Guitars, am I wrong?
“Muddy Waters invented electricity”. That quote made the movie great.
I just got Whiplash vibes
u/vredditdownloader
I love this movie.
Found this post at 666 upvotes and don’t have the heart to add another.
Not bad, but personally my favourite guitar solo is the 2nd solo from Comfortably Numb by Pink Floyd, specifically the live version from their 1994-‘95 The Division Bell Tour
The song is called Eugene’s Trickbag, and this scene is from the movie Crossroads
karate kid can play
You need to post the entire scene, the rising action builds and builds to this moment.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CqdL36VKbMQ&feature=share
Don’t mean to step on toes, excellent post OP!
Steve Vai, a great great!
I spent untold hours learning this on guitar after I recording this on cassette tap in the 80s. It is not an easy song to play by ear.
Why didn’t his opponent just “sweep the leg” to win?
He looks like eleven from stranger things
The Guitarey Kid
Such a good movie inspired by the legendary blues musician Robert Johnson
you dont get no pussy , you dont blow no harp.
Steve Vai and Ry Cooder
I believe Steve Vai actually composed that and played it. Daniel-san was just finger-synching it. So Steve Vai was dueling Steve Vai.
Billy Ocean’s impressed.
I mean, Steve Vai totally smoked him but ok
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Early version of Bad Horsie. https://youtu.be/jHubmkOe-MQ
Steve Vai vs. Steve Vai !
If you like this check out yngwie malmsteen
i always wondered if he really learned to play that
The solo every guitarist feels he deserves in every song the band plays
Steve Vai, amazing guy
Love this movie
But that ain’t the Karate Kid playing, but it may be Steve Vai.
Daniel, the Karate Kid
What did I just see?
I didn’t know Ralph Machio was a bad ass guitarist.
Marty McCfly’s is [better](https://youtu.be/S1i5coU-0_Q?t=124)
Steve Vai did all the solos for this movie.
> the ~~guitar solo~~
The nerdy scale run ^((FIFY))
Not hating. It’s technically excellent. Just wish the “battle” had been actually musical instead of just up and down back and forth fast scales for 1 minute.
The movie is about blues, and in the end they decided the quest ends with fast nerdy notes – like literally the opposite of blues.
Interesting that the Crossroads festival and movie are not connected to each other.
Damn, Daniel-San. Back at it again with the ass-kicking.
Here are a couple of live versions. Worth the watch (well, listen, as it’s horrible quality video).
https://youtu.be/usIyPKEY1b0
https://youtu.be/FA5kjWJp3lY
Not sure whose the better actor in this movie. Ralph’s acting like a guitar god or Steve’s acting when he starts making mistakes and missing notes
Stevie T. Intensifies
Crossroads was a great movie!
My favorite guitarist is in this movie. The amazing Steve Vai.
I mean, it’s impressive but it’s exactly the best sounding guitar solo (not by a long shot).
Without seeing this movie, I feel like it’s the karate kid but with Guitars, am I wrong?
“Muddy Waters invented electricity”. That quote made the movie great.
I just got Whiplash vibes
u/vredditdownloader
I love this movie.
Found this post at 666 upvotes and don’t have the heart to add another.
Not bad, but personally my favourite guitar solo is the 2nd solo from Comfortably Numb by Pink Floyd, specifically the live version from their 1994-‘95 The Division Bell Tour
For context: https://youtu.be/Z_vSNZAuYLQ