March of 2026 and still marveling at these legends 😉👍🏻

It's a fucking tragedy and a sign of our times that MacAlpine is not given the universal recognition his skill level deserves. The sweeps, the shredding. OMFG!

MacAlpine is such an underrated musician its ridiculous!

This is what Charley Parker would have been playing if he'd been born 70 years later.

You know...I love Myung.  I love Levin.  But there is always something magical about watching Billy Sheehan play bass.

I love how Portnoy is always listening and watching the other guys and follows them when they add their own little adlibs during their solos.

Five geniuses on this video: portnoy, macalpine, sheehan, sherinian and the video director. Mindblowing!

Who needs lyrics when you can express your self so well with instruments 👏🏼

MacAlpine was far ahead of most other players at the time when he came out with "tears of Sahara"

Best Live.  I still visit this page once a month.  Still the best.

Billy Sheehan is just incredible. He's playing all of the parts here perfectly and making it look so effortless.

Tony MacAlpine is just a beast. I'm convinced his hands are bionic. Saw Tony on the Maximum Security tour in 2014, and even his sound check will blow your mind. If he missed a note, he just turned it in to the prettiest sweep arpeggio you've ever heard. They were the best mistakes I've ever heard. Thank you for sharing this piece of badassery.

T-Mac is flawless

Billy Sheehan youre awasome

Man, how Portnoy and Sheehan play all of these different gigs with different guys and so many complicated songs -- and keep it all straight and tight.  My brain would be scrambled eggs.

MacAlphine is crazy multi talented

I'm totally Blown Away! Not only did they play great but they look like they were having fun doing it! Who the hell in the right mind could have given this a thumbs down??

Love & respect for all these guys. Masters at there craft. ❤

Here it is: T-Mac is great! JP is great! Sheehan is great! Myung is great! Tony Levin is great! Sherinian is great! Rudess is great! Moore is great! Portnoy is great! Mangini is great! Let's just be glad we get to hear amazing music from such great performers :-D

I wish more genres and the prog scene would treat it's classic songs and musicians like jazz musicians do. A ton of extremely skilled and nuanced players building on standards, and instead of arguing over who should and shouldn't play a song, we just listen. Judging by the comments we are becoming more open to that kind of thing.