G3 - Live in Concert Actors: Joe Satriani, Eric Johnson, Steve Vai Number of Items: 1 Format: Color, Dolby Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated) Running Time: 75 minutes Studio: Sony/Columbia Product Group: DVD Release Date: 2002-10-29 Buy from Amazon

Customer Reviews: Total numer of reviews: 67 Average rating: 4.5 "rather short" This is a good DVD but not realy a concert. It's organized as a "best of concert" kind of show. There songs from each of them. In the end the get together but by them the DVD is almost in the end. I confess that I'm disappointed and that I expected more. Satriani seems to have a new one coming out "Live in San Francisco". Looking forward to this one. "A surreal guitar experience for all music lovers..." I have been a Joe Satriani fan for a long time, and finally got this Dvd. Let me start by saying this is a great concert, the songs performed by satriani are amongst his best songs (even though i would've liked to listen to "the crush of love"), Johonson and Vai are equally superb; one inspiring moment is watching Steve Vai perform "for the love of God", you can erally tell that song means something special to him. The audio quality is jsut perfect, and the video quality is pretty good, BUT you can sometimes catch some color-banding artifacts in the abckgounds, but its nothing too serious. I highly recommend you buy this DVD if you are a hardcore fan of Joe Satriani. "Amazing" This show has only a few problems. It could be DTS. The Show could be longer... Afterall, Anyone who ever seen a Joe Satriani or Steve Vai Live Show MUST buy it... simply amazing. "Absolutely incredible! A must have..." This is absolutely the most incredible combination of guitarists. The only thing that would have made it better is to add Eddie Van Halen and call it G4. The emotions expressed by each musician is so strong, if you can't feel it, you're dead. Eric Johnson's attention to detail is superb. Joe Satriani and Steve Vai can make a guitar do things that are bordering on impossible. If you are a music DVD collector, you must have this one. "A treat for guitar players" Its interesting that most of the comments are about Eric Johnson, who was obviously uncomfortable in this situation (and didn't stay with the G3 tour for long). Nonetheless, its Eric who really stands out--even in this company. Satriani is impressive, while still being funky & musical; Vai is impressive but neither funky nor musical. And Eric just floats above it all, managing to make even a 335 sound fabulous!