Flex-Able

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Flex-Able is the experimental 1984 debut solo album by virtuoso guitarist Steve Vai, blending rock, avant-garde, and Zappa-inspired influences.

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Flex-Able canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf debut album
studio album
artist Steve Vai
countryOfOrigin United States
featuresInstrument bass guitar
drums
electric guitar
keyboards
violin
vocals
followedBy Passion and Warfare
genre avant-garde
experimental rock
rock
hasEdition Flex-Able Leftovers
hasPart “Bill’s Private Parts”
“Bledsoe Bluvd”
“Burnin’ Down the Mountain”
“Call It Sleep”
linked to: Call It Sleep

“Chronic Insomnia”
“Junkie”
“Little Green Men”
“Lovers Are Crazy”
“Next Stop Earth”
“So Happy”
linked to: So Happy

“The Attitude Song”
“There’s Something Dead in Here”
“Viv Woman”
hasStyle Zappa-inspired
avant-garde rock
instrumental rock
hasType solo album
inspiredBy Frank Zappa
label Akashic Records
linked to: Akashic records

Epic Records
Relativity Records
language English
mainSubject guitar performance
notableFor Zappa-style humor
experimental arrangements
virtuosic guitar work
partOf Steve Vai discography
linked to: Steve Vai
performer Steve Vai
producer Steve Vai
publicationYear 1984
recordedIn United States
releaseDate 1984-01-01

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Steve Vai notableWork Flex-Able
Passion and Warfare follows Flex-Able