Jason Becker - Drop in the Bucket (unrelease demo)
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- čas přidán 6. 08. 2009
- David Lee Roth wrote this song..........this unreleased track maybe...will be added to jason's upcoming new jams album.........for more info, visit Jason Becker official website................
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Jason is amazing. Great guitarist...so talented. Love his work on A Little Ain't Enough.
this sounds better than the final release... the clean solo at the begining and the main solo are great
Jason may be the second longest living patient with ALS right behind Stephen Hawking. Not sure how they are defying the odds for that long but it's remarkable to have survived that long with ALS.
Well now Jason is the longest living person with als!
Its all the people who still love him.
its crazy to think the previous longest living was a world renowned scientist and now the current longest living is one of the best guitarists ever. like what are the odds of that instead of the billion of other people who nobody knows of or have any outstanding talents.
@@idk9637 The belief behind the long term survival is the brain activity itself. ALS destroys brain neurons as they are sent throughout the body to stimulate movement which is why the patient eventually suffers paralysis. When you consider that Hawking and Jason are extreme examples of high level, mentally active brain functionality, it is believed that this activity is what keeps them sharp and alive beyond the average ALS patient lifespan.
@@idk9637Maybe their unusually early age of the illness' onset has something to do with it? Jason Becker was barely 20 when he was diagnosed, the median age for an ALS diagnosis is like 60. There's illnesses where age of onset actually factors in the prognosis. We don't really know much about ALS so it could be a possibility.
But also we just don't know of every single person with this disease, maybe there's someone not famous who's lived with it longer. Although of course, you're right that it is noteworthy that at least two famous individuals with this disease have had such an unusual disease progression. Maybe in a weird way they were "lucky" in their misfortune (or as lucky as you can be in that situation anyway).
THE MAN IS IN THE TOP 10 OF ALL TIME!!! HIS MUSIC SHOULD BE IN VEDIEO GAMES??? BADASS!!
Knowing JASON BECKER, his story, his life, his kindness, and incredible playing is a true Treasure! I only wish the worl would have gotten to know him as one of the greatest! A Hendrix, A EVH! True legend! This bassist on this track is killer btw! This is a JEM! Thank you JASON! GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY! Prayers sent to you and the ones you love! Thank you for everything. Beautiful man, Genius Artist! ❤️ ☮️ 🌎 🎸 !! TRIUMPHANT HEARTS, more like BEAUTIFUL HEARTS! Just as well! 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
The chords on the episode / second bridge are just glorious.
We all talk... Jake E Lee...EVH. ..Paul Gilbert...George Lynch...Steve Vai. .
But how many bring Becker up?
Its criminally insane..this man to me..is the best..top of the notch..
EVH still the pope...And we? Who we? I'm talking about the mighty Michael Schenker,M Scary as well of course! And Jason is a hell of a monster guitar player as well!
@@nicolassosolic5928 Jason Becker himself says Eddie is the greatest ever.
So good,I love the solo so much slicker than the one on the album.
Me too i think in the album jason was affected more because of als than when he made this recording
Great version of the best DLR track on "A Little Ain't Enough". Killer!
I think Becker is more technically proficient than Vai.
Wonderful talent!
Awesome that there's a new album coming. I will be sure to buy it as jason is the greatest.
I think that Jason originally wrote the song. As is typical in the studio with demos, the song is re-arranged with parts added and subtracted (on the album track for instance is harmonica and keyboards). On the album credits Dave and Jason are credited of having wrote the song. Both versions are killer. I like the tempo on the demo. Don't forget Bob Rock. I am sure he threw in an idea or 2 as well in the studio. It is a shame what happened to Jason. Joe Holmes is a fine player but, the songs on tour did not sound the same even though Matt and Brett were on that tour. Great track!
I also believe Jason wrote this song. I would guess this was written in the later months of 1989, as Jason played this song in Atlanta just after joining Dave's band.
Thanx for this post man..pure greatness on the fretboard.JB68
What a difference in speed ... On album he didn't play these chops. But he done his passion (not job) amazing!
poprostudaniel - by the time he got to record this for A ‘lil Ain’t Enough his condition had progressed, not allowing him to have the speed and fluidity he once had. I still adore the solo on the album though, full of emotion.
Paradise Guitars made a reissue a couple of years ago. They were pretty expensive and I think they were only ever shipped direct from company to customer. Their website seems to have disappeared, so at this point keep your eyes on ebay.
Jason recorded this one when the ALS just started at his half Ankle and feet......
Beautiful
The sickest of all ills!
@breaththeair Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis affects the nervous system, although it usually paralyzes the legs first, even an amputation wouldn't be able to save him. Such a tragedy. Hopefully one day we will be able to overcome ALS and Jason will be back playing again.
World class player.
This rocks!!
Too good.
- Thank you very much brother.
can you please let me know and e-mail me when you get those tabs done.? that would be so awesome. thanks.
this vid needs more views. srsly
Best guitarist EVER!!!
@MasYoNo25
Unfortunately it doesn't work like gangrene or leprosy, it does affect nerves gradually until the person is rendered paralyzed :(
I believe it's the nervous system slowly shutting down. If Jason Could have sacrificed his leg for the guitar he probably would have done it.
Put each tag in quotes then separate with commas such as the following:
"Jason Becker","Cacophony","David Lee Roth"
The CZcams system reads what is inside the quotes as one tag. Commas and spaces just screws up the search value not only on here but on Google too.
@thelegendoftdis - right..........should I change the tags? or what? gave me some opinions everybody....thank you... :s
David Lee Wrote roth this song?
The comment was a joke. :)
he wrote "fucking awesome" on a napkin while hearing it played to him.
@MasYoNo25 I think ALS targets your CNS, otherwise it starts in the brain and it destroys vital neurons that help you move etc. Chopping it off wouldn't have worked, unfortunately :(
ALS strikes the neurons from the brain which never reaches the body. The body will slowly deteriorate because of the lack of stimulus. The mind remains intact and fully functional though. Stephen Hawking is the longest known survivor of ALS. Becker may be the second longest survivor since people affected with it usually pass away within five years.
Unfortunately, that wouldn't have done anything. ALS destroys the neurons from the brain that stimulates muscle functions. This is why those afflicted with ALS suffer complete paralysis but their minds remain sharp. Physicist Stephen Hawking is the longest known survivor of ALS. The strange thing about Becker and Hawking is that their conditions haven't really changed in years. Some believe it is because of their very strong and active brain activity.
wish i knew were i could get a Becker pevey guitar -how much are they do they still sell them ?
Paradise guitars make them and replicas of most even the George Lynch bones guitar
you are welcome....
does anybody have a tab for the riff at 0:50 - 0:54?? please
cliff jones -no holding bach
@breaththeair - em....you got a point there.....chopping his toe on his earliest ALS struck would be enough....I dont know much about ALS but is this struck a body parts like gangreen, or a Nerve system..? if its the nerve, then there's nothing anybody would do right? :'(
No that wouldn't work! It just degrades every muscle on ur body except some! Even if u chop off the initial part it wouldn't save u
MasYoNo25 there are these things in your spine called motor neurons and ALS is when your body attacks then but motor neurons is what produces muscles like when growing up but only 1 man has been cured of ALS after he got a doctor to inject more motor neurons into his spine but they told him that it wouldn’t work but over time he went from wheel chair to cane to no cane and running marathons
plz i want tabs soooooooooo bad
Tablature for this? Contact me please!!!!!!!!!!!!
True but there are treatments and stuff now. In fact scientists just had a breakthrough in determining the cause of the disease. This may be a bit hopeful but they may find a method of curing or at least better treating the disease.
@MasYoNo25 its line a vine that crwls up bamboo ya rip the bamboo out and the vine wont grow up =]
I know everyone will take my head off for asking but would a blood transfusion done Jason any good? I would volunteer for that.
Scott Destan The problem was in the muscles and not in the blood :(
@@user-lr4oz1sn2b can anybody cure the Hero Jason Becker Of only O can man
JAson wrote this song not david !
@breaththeair Not sure that's how it works, mate
@MasYoNo25 its a defect in the brain, some deterioration i think. but it is reversable with enough will power, and jason has occasionally regained movement to his fingers. hope he gets better completely! i would savour that day
one man song writer cliff jones lesson to be learned google
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That wouldn't have helped him, ALS starts before the age of 40 in less than 10% of the patients. ALS attacks and damages motorial nervous cells in the brain and spinal cord Jason had no chance there is no known cure for ALS
AlS is a disease of the spinal cord. All the motor nerves practically cant get stimulus from the spinal cord, so the muscles that are attached to them stop working gradually and deteriorate. Nerves from the upper CNS aka brain are fine, hence eye movement is intacked thank God. Its a disease of the athletes, kinda like the spinal cord cant handle the pressure or the stimulus and auto-destroys its self.And that tells us a lot for both Lou Gehrig and Jason. You die because you cant breath.
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Who the fuck gave this a thumbs down? DLR?
DLR would not have hired JB if he was not a fan himself. And he must have loved this song to put it on his album. Dave can't sing live but he made some of my favourite music growing up and he sure can pick good musicians to hang around. I don't mind that.
".this unreleased track" yeah except on a DLR album on a major label
To be fair, this very track was not part of the album, plus it has some minor changes the studio version doesn't have.
richie kotzen perhaps inspired by this type of jasons playing
Who the fuck gave this a thumbs down? DLR?