Al Di Meola - Live at Montreux 1986/1993 Jazz Guitar Concert DVD | Legendary Fusion Guitarist Performance | Perfect for Jazz Lovers & Music Collectors" （注：根据SEO优化规范，增加了音乐流派"Jazz"和"Fusion Guitarist"等关键词，明确了产品格式"DVD"，并添加了目标受众"Jazz Lovers & Music Collectors"作为使用场景）

The 1986 concert starts out a little rough - they should have edited the intro/sound check and the camera work could be better and the tone is best played through a Surround Sound system. The video is totally clear and there is plenty of fingerwork zoom, though some useless camera angles.Also, here is a more accurate track list:Intro/sound checkOrient BlueVertigo ShadowAtavism of TwilightEnigma of DesireMedley/improv: Untitled (but published in Guitar Player on a floppy record) Soaring Through a Dream (quote) Rhapsody of Fire Etude (quote) Passion, Grace & Fire percussion Cielo e Terra Mediterranean SundanceEncore: Etude CapoeiraThis music is so unusual it requires an explanation. The 1985 album Cielo e Terra - the basis of this 1986 concert - features compositions inspired by (and titled after) Salvador Dali paintings - so this is 'surreal guitar' - characterized by strange and beautiful chord voicings (not found in any chord dictionary or elsewhere) played with fast, smooth arpeggiation and intricate scalar runs with frequent rhythm and tempo changes. There is copious melodic and percussively rhythmic improvisation throughout. The percussively rhythmic picking is another of His specialties. No one demonstrates such a high level of mastery of the three musical dimensions - harmony, melody and rhythm - intertwined across such a wide range of musical styles all executed with creative improvisation, precision and ever-present grace as Al Di Meola.He's the Bruce Lee of Kung Fu guitar!Bottom-line:Fans: Buy it, of course.Guitarists: required listening/viewing to witness what is possible on the instrument. (See also his lesson video with excerpts mercifully dumbed-down for mere mortals.)Virtuosi (of any instrument): Absolutely worthy addition.General audience: The World Sinfonia concert will be more 'accessible'.