Such a legendary track man, chills everytime I listen ❤️

Steve Stevens Radio

Sources:

Paradise Lost - Nothing Sacred
Black Sun Empire - Dark Girl
Depeche Mode - Policy Of Truth
Annie Lennox - Coloured Bedspread
Blonde Redhead - The Dress
DJ Shadow - Building Steam With A Grain Of Salt
Kareem Rush - Hold You Down (Promises) (Acapella)

Bynar - Sacred Truth (Paradise Lost vs. Black Sun Empire vs. Depeche Mode)

TOO MANY REASONS

I’ve climbed too high
fell in the swamp of snow
Salvation is at the top

So many times
I floated through
and slept on the cold ground of helplessness

Too many reasons
To slide down from the Mount of my dreams	
Too many reasons fool my heart to give up

chilled lips weep 
the last scraps of words
frozen hands carry the rest of hope
When it's too late to hide
When it's too late to light a fire
I have to move on to survive this night

Too many reasons ....

And when the sun is too close to my wings
Will I fall into the bottom of routine?
And when the wind chills my face
Will you understand me when I can't move my mouth?
Just one step and I'm on the other side
My love will you promise me that we’ll be together there …

Too many reasons ....

The eternal kingdom of self-delusion

Too many reasons (Radio edit)

Tenebran - Lost World

French House

Metroid Samus Aran Theme メトロイド サムスアランのテーマ 耳コピー (Korg Gadget Remix)

Blue Murder

Jelly Roll

A Little Ain't Enough

A Lil' Ain't Enough

Atomic Playboys

Crackdown

Perspective

Blue

Technical Difficulties

Somebody to Love (Jefferson Airplane Cover)

Depeche Mode - Hammersmith Odeon London 06.10.1983 
Soundboard (FLAC)

Tracklist:

Everything Counts 
Now, This Is Fun 
Two Minute Warning 
Shame 
See You 
Get The Balance Right 
Love, In Itself 
Pipeline 
Photographic 
New Life 
More Than A Party 
The Meaning Of Love 
Just Can't Get Enough

This is the alternative version of the much bootlegged Hammersmith Odeon show. This broadcast was recorded directly from radio one day after the concert. The show would be re-broadcast a year later as part of the "BBC In Concert show" presented by Richard Skinner. This version had a different tracklist, Everything Counts & More Than A Party being substituted for Told You So and The Landscape Is Changing. The re-broadcast has been widely bootlegged being released under names such as Beautiful Boys and See You with varying degrees of sound quality. This version of the show is much rarer and has never been released on CD. If the two versions are combined together its possible to have 15 of the 17 tracks performed at the show. Only And Then and Boys Say Go are missing. Maybe they will be released one day.

(Infos taken from delle101.de)

Depeche Mode - Hammersmith Odeon 1983 - 06 Get the Balance right

From the Emerson, Lake, and Palmer album Works Volume 1, Pirates is one of my favorite pieces that combines orchestra, band, and vocals.

I hope you like my version of this great song!

Pirates - Emerson, Lake & Palmer (cover)

Shapeshifting

All for Love

Lead Me On (15 Year Anniversary Edition)

Lead Me On

Jason Becker’s story is one of brilliance, talent, determination, adversity, and, ultimately, triumph. A child prodigy on guitar, Jason rose to prominence as a teenager when he was one half of the legendary rock guitar duo Cacophony (with his great friend Marty Friedman). After wowing audiences all over the word with his amazing guitar chops and deep compositions, Jason auditioned for—and got—the gig with David Lee Roth, following in the huge footsteps of Eddie Van Halen and Steve Vai. He wrote and recorded the DLR album A Little Ain’t Enough and was poised to take over the rock guitar world when a nagging pain in his leg was diagnosed as ALS, or Lou Gehrig’s Disease, a debilitating and fatal condition with a life expectancy of maybe five years. Maybe.

That was 29 years ago.

Jason did indeed lose the ability to play guitar, walk, talk, and breathe on his own. But he never lost his will to live or his desire to create music. Communicating through a series of eye movements with a system developed by his father, Jason spells out words as well as musical notes and chords. He imparts his musical vision to his team who then can input the notes into a computer, edit the parts to his exacting standards, and then generate charts for session musicians. It is through this amazing process that Jason composes his profoundly beautiful music, rich in melody and counterpoint, brimming with emotion. His inspiring music and life story have been the subject of countless news articles, magazine cover stories, and an award-winning documentary, Jason Becker: Not Dead Yet.

Not only is Jason not dead yet, he’s busier and more prolific than ever, as evidenced by his latest release, Triumphant Hearts. The album’s 14 tracks showcase Jason’s gift for melody and his deep knowledge of classical composition and orchestral arrangement. Many of the guitar parts are performed by a who’s-who of 6-string gods including Joe Satriani, Steve Vai, Neal Schon, Steve Morse, Paul Gilbert, Joe Bonamassa, and many others. And, in what will absolutely delight his fans, Jason’s amazing guitar playing—recorded in the ’80s and ’90s—graces several tunes.

Jason Becker is unquestionably the sexiest man alive, but he’s also the most positive, upbeat, and inspiring man alive.

“I really feel lucky,” says Jason. “I am surrounded by loving people, and I can still make music.”

Blue

Jason Becker

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