When you put over 30 million records sold, a truckload of Grammys, and about 55 years of shared history into one room, we're talkin' Rock Royalty. We got a chance to have a few minutes with guitar wizards Joe Satriani and Steve Vai to talk about their brand-new collaborative record, The Sea of Emotion.  Did you know, Joe giving 12-year-old Steve guitar lessons back in the day to trading jaw-dropping licks, learning from each other and Joe might still be scratching his head when Steve plays his "Hydra”?  

These two legends dive deep into why it took over five decades to finally drop an album together. If you have a few minutes, hit play below, and listen to two of the greatest axe-slingers to ever touch a fretboard shoot the breeze...

Listen to "Mayhem" Here

When you put over 30 million records sold, a truckload of Grammys, and about 55 years of shared history into one room, we're talkin' Rock Royalty. We got a chance to have a few minutes with guitar wizards <a href="https://www.facebook.com/joesatriani/">Joe Satriani</a> and <a href="https://www.facebook.com/stevevai/">Steve Vai </a>to talk about their brand-new collaborative record, <a href="https://www.satriani.com/discography/The_Sea_Of_Emotion/">The Sea of Emotion</a>. &nbsp;Did you know, Joe giving 12-year-old Steve guitar lessons back in the day to trading jaw-dropping licks, learning from each other and Joe might still be scratching his head when Steve plays his "Hydra&rdquo;? &nbsp;
These two legends dive deep into why it took over five decades to finally drop an album together. If you have a few minutes, hit play below, and listen to two of the greatest axe-slingers to ever touch a fretboard shoot the breeze...
<a href="https://satchvai.lnk.to/Mayhem">Listen to "Mayhem" Here</a>

5 Minutes with... hosted by Moose, because apparently anyone with a beard and a microphone gets a podcast now. He talks to people from music, movies, TV, and right here in the neighborhood. Five minutes. No prep. No polish. Just good conversation and mild regret.

Perfect for short attention spans and long commutes.

5 Minutes with... hosted by Moose, because apparently anyone with a beard and a microphone gets a podcast now. He talks to people from music, movies, TV, and right here in the neighborhood. Five minutes. No prep. No polish. Just good conversation and mild regret. Perfect for short attention spans and long commutes.