steve vai passion and warfare tab book pdf

Here we’re going to learn the beginning of the song in which the theme (melody) is in it’s most basic form. Each new time the theme is played, though, Vai kicks it up a notch adding more intricate lines and embelleshments. The first time the theme is played, it’s pretty much straight ahead.

The first part of the song introduces the main theme which is repeated throughout the song. Experimenting in these realms without the guidance of someone who is experienced can be extremely dangerous to one's spiritual health.This is a track from Vai’s instrumental album Passion and Warfare. They come when they want and go as they please. I am not in control of these incredible states of consciousness and can not summon them at will, although I try all the time. The greatest music ever sounded on this earthly plane is a pathetic, feeble shadow of the purity and magnitude of the music within, but I am not an authority on this, although I believe that authorities on the subject do exist. I've heard others try to describe the same state of mind. I woke up uncontrollably weeping and depressed that it was 'only just a dream' ? It all came to a crash landing when I hit the bed and awoke with the remnants of this galactic philharmonic still reverberating in my head. It was just untainted brilliant, euphoric intensity. There was no pain or discomfort, no direction or real volume in the conventional way we know it. These sensations were being experienced with a different set of sensual tools that were similar than the physical ones, but magnified to a great degree and multi dimensional too (ugh, this is hard to try to explain). I wasn't using my physical senses like sight, hearing or feeling. It was enormously loud but was coming from within. Every note or sound that I played on the guitar would be engulfed by this celestial orchestra and re-harmonized hundreds of different ways creating these cascading kaleidoscopes of indescribable sounds and colors. There was what sounded like a 1000 piece orchestra of unknown instrumentation, all out of tune but divinely perfect, audibly racing with me. It was an uncompromised state of euphoria. My face was being violently shaken from the rushing wind as tears of sheer joy flowed from my eyes. I was playing the guitar while recklessly rocketing through colors and space at a brutal speed. 'Ready for this? One of these lucid dream occasions happened when I was about 16 years old.

Steve vai passion and warfare tab book pdf