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“’Any Means Necessary’ Is My Philosophy”: Forget Analog Versus Digital – Steve Vai Had the Final Word in 1990 By Mark McStea published 18 May 23 How the shred master made the best of both worlds on his breakthrough sophomore album, ‘Passion and Warfare’
