Tags for this video have been changed from 'Angelo Debarre, Florin Niculescu, Swing Gitan, guitar, violin, jazz' to 'Angelo Debarre, Florin Niculescu, Swing Gitan, guitar, violin, jazz, roma' - edited by kronosposeidon

Mike Mangini proves once again that technical proficiency on an instrument does not mean that your music will be interesting or good. Upvote for the first 15 seconds with awesome double kick and a groove that could have developed into something worth listening to. My recommendation: skip the middle three minutes and get right to the end if you want to see incredible speed that's the result of an uncountable number of hours of dedicated practice and still not give a shit. Mangini should put together a tour with Michael Angelo Batio. Match made in heaven.

My last submission wasn't quite up to snuff (honestly, I wasn't happy with the video quality, so I'm not too disappointed), but there is no denying that Steve Vai is the supreme god of guitar. Especially when he breaks out the triple-neck. Sure, Michael Angelo Batio plays faster, but Vai writes such beautiful music, in addition to playing with such amazing skill (and he sings surprisingly well, too).

"Twin Peaks" was a cool show. Its soundtrack by Angelo Badalamenti is very distinctive. He has worked with David Lynch on other movies too. Certain characters and situations have specific theme music in the same tradition as John William’s soundtrack in "Star Wars." Also, Michael Andrews did a cool job with the “Donnie Darko” soundtrack, again with thematic moments.

If anyone is interested, this man's name is Michael Batio, but he also goes by Michael Angelo. he was in the 80s hair band Nitro!, who claimed to be the fastest band in the world. He has been putting out solo releases now for a while, he is the fastest guitar player in the world, and I feel bad for him having to do In-Stores like this one. His original music is very good.