Guthrie Govan, Marco Minnemann, Bryan Beller_1 - The Aristocrats_Vladivostok LIVE 

how would religious people say? AMEN BRO!!!

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ Tutto dipende dal fatto che c'è chi crede che tutto è eterno... ma non è così L'unica eternità è l'ARMONIA e l'armonia è MUSICA

I would've stayed from Dream Theater if Marco had been chosen.

You´re so right! But M. Mangini is also a monster tho

Ahh man sounds like a messy night ;)

Marco was chosen. He turned it down.

Same here.

+John Maconochie They're all probably watching this video and kicking themselves haha. Even though he doesn't fit in the band as well as Mike he's much more entertaining to watch. And that double kick! The strokes are so goddamn even! Most drummers playing double kick that fast would sound like marbles falling down stairs using a trigger or a pillow/vent mic combo and he sounds like this using a single 52 by itself in front of the vent?!

I flicking love Marco and mangini.

Yep. Great BY THEMSELVES.Put them in with real players in a band? Not so much.

Rather listen to Snow Plow!

Mistake of Dream Theater, great mistake...

It's only 1 limb doing independent stuff, he's way better than being able to have 1 limb independent

Not 4/4 and 5/4, those are time signatures. He's playing a 4:3 polyrhythm between his right foot and left hand, while his right hand goes from 2 to 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and finally 8.

@@UR_Right24 guthrie better

Satriani already planted his flag, Guthrie is still looking for his, and not to mention 20 years to late. Keeping it 💯

he used to in the 80's

agreed but thomas lang and virgil donati and even dave weckl are on par with MM

+DRUMISTAAKO Vero!!

+DRUMISTAAKO vlad the impaler

Who is that?

hahahahhahahahahhaha, true!

And Jesus on guitar

... actually staying the same. Blasting over EVERYTHING.

actually he did get the pick but he declined ....

@@andreasd2404 hahaahahahaahahaha

@@johndoe-rp3hz he kinda overplays sometimes

Excellent observation

I seem to smell Zappa :-)

00groove It's probably your toast burning ;-)

Gatto Buono Possibly, but it might also be the shredded sock filled with absolutely nothing at all.. :-)

00groove that's so surreal man, far out ;-) However, toast and sock comparisons aside, these guys are seriously amazing, no?

Gatto Buono Although it's not really something I would put in a cd player very often, I do like watching these guys because of the obvious joy of playing.. and the humor.

I've never heard so much shit in my life I would say.. don't know what you listened to mate :))))

Adoro questo jazzrocckato

🤣🤣🤣👍🏼👍🏼

😲😲😲😁😁😁😁😁😁🎵🎼🎼🎶🎸

Umm really look like zlatan ibrahimovic😂🤣🤣

And the time traveling Ian Anderson on the six string electric lead guitar!

Complete and total mastery

I will definitely be looking for music of this drummer.

Benny Greb is in those handful of drummers as well!

It's funny how you say that because I've never really been able to get into Zappas music. Although many people cite him as being a "musical genius", I find his music to lack feeling. Which has always been the main reason I think I never really got into it. Plus I find it almost amazing that he managed to make such a variety of music while lacking feeling or emotion so consistently. Basically, music is typically rather "emotionally" driven in an authentic way. But somehow with Zappas music it's almost nonexistent to me personally. Aside from a few songs or sometimes just a section here and there. But in general I don't come across people who really compliment Franks "feel" or anything like that. Usually people just resort to how his music was technically impressive. Which to me, is a completely differnt aspect. You've got the technical elements of music. (Which could be considered objective in many ways) Then you've got the artistic side of it. (Which is more subjective) An all I'm saying is although Zappas music is technically interesting, it's not very artistic. I think his lack of feel reflects his basic personality. In otherwords, his regular in-person demeanor was fairly dull, monotoned an absent of much expression. To me, this goes over into his music as well. Then as a guitar player I never heard any licks or techniques Frank utilized and wanted to learn or practice that particular technique. Just not my style. But in terms of sheer technique, I can respect some of it. But his music has very little artistic value to me. However, I will say I love his guitar playing on Watermelon in Easter hay. It's literally his only song that I really thoroughly enjoy through-and-through. I'm amazed that he played such a beautiful song but doesn't have anything that comes close in my opinion artistically. An I grew up with family who are die-hard Zappa fans. So it's not like I've only heard a song or two. I even own a few albums still to this day despite not being a real big fan. I've actually seen Zappa plays Zappa years ago. An it was an okay show. But I was really only there because I'm a huge Steve Vai fan. Which I know is rather ironic considering Steves relationship an influence from Frank. But it's the truth. Franks music is more so a technical feat rather than an artistic one. Equivalent to how we don't really consider someone who's a professional marksman to be an artist. Yes, it's a skill, but it's not an artistic expression. That's pretty much how I see Frank Zappa.

​@@gavinsnyder5627 My comment to this vide was because it certainly fall into the vein of what FZ would call "meltdown" as can be heard on 'The Jazz Discharge Party Hats' and 'The Dangerous Kitchen' on TMFU except in this video there are no vocals. It also reminds me of some other pieces here and there, hence "Zappa-esque". Then again you could just call the music in this video "Polski Freejazz". =) I can agree to some degree with you, the feeling in his music comes from the unique musicians he hired while his songwriting was at times extremely challenging technically and could be considered as "dry". As for the artistic expression, I think some of FZ's music certainly are one of the more artsy out there. While I love Zappas music I certainly don't appreciate ALL of his music. BTW, I'm a drummer myself.

Actually I think Mangini wanted the job way more than Minneman did.

i agree im a big DT fan Mangini is good Minneman is better but Portnoy gots it all

@@raysmith8332 don't be dumb, Marco can beat every drummer in the world. His drumming skill is higher than them all

your being dumb @@norpriest521

@@raysmith8332 Quite the contraire. *YOU'RE 😂🤣

So did I.. seriously!

And THAT is the problem with him.

@@johndoe-rp3hz utter nonsense

Mark is a great fool !!

Are amazing!