It's interesting to see this video after a couple of years now. When I first saw it back in my devouring-everything-with-a-Stick-in-it days (now everything with an NS Stick!), I saw this video a couple of times, and I barely even had heard of Tony Levin.
Watching it now, I have a whole new appreciation for what he's doing. Not near as intimidating or strange, yet also a new appreciation for what he's doing and how.
And all on the bass side, which is interesting too. And noticing that he has a 12-string Grand, which I never even know was a thing back in the day. Checking out his wood (Rosewood?) and his amps in the back as well. Pinky finger? (Check.)
Good stuff!
) Tony Levin is by no means whatsoever "poppy" or "overly-accessible," whatever that means. But every good sax player I ever met seemed to have a hate on for Kenny G. I should find a better analogy. The point is that Tony Levin was famous for being something other than a Stick player and although we think he's awesome, most of the world doesn't know who he is. 
Just thought I'd burn the whole place down, while I was at it! 