Dave Weiner - Shove The Sun Aside album flac

Written-By, Producer, Engineer, Mixed By, Design Concept, Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Bass Guitar, Keyboards, Programmed By – Dave Weiner. The track 7 is a hidden track. It has been performed and recorded live on 6 of December 2001 on Steve Vai's concert "Live at the Astoria, London".

Dave Weiner would like you to travel down this brief but memorable instrumental road that at times sounds like the soft, deliberate licks of Pink Floyd's David Gilmour on the leadoff "Andonova," which then evolves into something out of Mark Knopfler's soundtrack repertoire. From there, Weiner moves into the quasi-Primus category of hard rock, but with a thick slab of bass at times thanks to Philip Bynoe during "Long Ru. Wide reaching and quite winding at times, the song settles briefly into a funky, light jazz-rock mold

Shove The Sun Aside is an album by guitarist Dave Weiner. Weiner produced, wrote and engineered this album. It was recorded at Steve Vai's recording studio '1720 TAFT' aside from the drums, recorded at Vai's 'Mothership' studio. Monument Shine" - 4:46. The Ghost Of Denmark S. - 5:39. Shove The Sun Aside" - 7:25. Untitled" - 0:04 (Hidden Track). Untitled" - 0:04 (Hidden Track)

The album was recorded and filmed at the State Theatre in Minneapolis, MN as part of Vai’s Sound Theories world tour. The 2 hour and 40 minute set contains several new tracks and re-orchestrated pieces culled from Vai's catalog. Steve Vai is joined on stage by Alex DePue (violin and keyboards), Ann Marie Calhoun (violin and keyboards), Bryan Beller (bass), Jeremy Colson (drums), Dave Weiner (guitar and sitar) and Zack Wiesinger (lap steel).

Shove the Sun aside - Tourmaline, Monument Shine, Andonova and 6 more tracks from this album here for free. More albums by this artist. Count: 6. Views: 4. Shove the Sun aside tracks. Long Run. The Ghost of Denmark St. Other albums.

Dave Weiner is a guitarist perhaps best known for playing rhythm guitar in Steve Vai's band, often assigned the job of the "seven-string guitarist". In 2006 Weiner had his first album released on Steve Vai's Favored Nations label, although the album is only six tracks long, it has generally been received well by the guitarist community, who are always looking for guitarists who not only play the guitar well, but with a new and individual style.

Dave Weiner – Shove the Sun Aside (Live). May 6, 2014 Videos 0. A great version of Dave Weiner playing his song Shove the Sun Aside during a stop on Steve Vai’s tour. Not only do I enjoy listening to Andy Timmons play, I enjoy watching him play almost as much. Some guitarists are performers, who look like they fake the performance.