I can't really say that much about Under Command. Solid, synchronized playing with a good sound but still not a memorable performance. They do have longevity, it's true, and were playing material from their seventh record. Wish I could give them more.

Uli Jon Roth is an amazing guitarist. From Germany and an early member of The Scorpions (he replaced Michael Schenker), he is known for his deep roots in classical music and love of Jimi Hendrix. He played with The Scorpions for four albums but left right before the release of their iconic live album Tokyo Tapes. He was not part of the major hits and mainstream success that The Scorpions had. You won't hear those tunes or even that kind of sound at Uli's show.

Uli was an early contributor to what's known as neo-classical metal; his solo work is all about the musicianship. He also has his own series of custom guitars known as Sky Guitars. What makes this line so interesting is that it was designed to emulate the range and sound of a violin. A slew of solo records and a lasting impact on countless musician (including Kirk Hammett of Metallica), though, show his talent. A live performance by Uli Jon Roth is something worth remembering. A terrific talent and a nice guy, he likes to talk to fans after the show. He's a real pleasure to watch, for the sake of the music alone.