Pavie, thanks for posting the setlist.

Very cool list Joe ... "Crushing Day, Headless Horseman, Midnight, I Believe, Why" ... were these accurately reported?

If so, please hang on to these gems for the US leg. Thanks!!

HEllo Satriani land. JOe- I haven't been able to get the new cd yet, but I am gettinjg closer to it. I actually had to sell one of my guitars just to keep my account open and pay my insurance, and I wanted to cry. it was my old six string, but It was my only sixstring. I have two sevens that I normally play on, but I usethe six string when I want to play some King's X stuff or alot of other people that use that Db tuning. Anyway, hope to see you in Grand Prairie soon. maybe I will be able to go to this one. I am going to miss the King's X show in dalas this wednesday and that has me really bummed out to. BUt hey my girlfriend loves me so that's really good. thanks Joe for al the music and inspiration.

Flea Bass - We may think Hendrix does easy stuff nowadays, but he changed the way guitars were played. I think Joe's the best guitarist ever, but Hendrix is definetly right beside him. Hendrix made some incredibly complex stuff, you just never hear about his best songs because people only pay attention to his "Rock" songs (Purple Haze, All Along the Watch Tower, Fire, Foxey Lady and etc.) "Castles Made of Sand" is a great song. "Red House" is one of the best blues songs ever. "Voodoo Chile" is great. Strange Beautiful Music is a lyric in "Third Stone from the Sun" which is a Hendrix song. You also can't say that his stuff can easily be figured out, Joe even has had difficulty with it.

Joe says in his latest lesson in Guitar World, and i quote, "My true goal in studying the modes is to unlock the secrets to the sounds inherit to the music I already knew and loved. When I first got a grasp of the Mixolydian mode, a light went on in my head: I relized that the melodies to Jimi Hendrix's "Third Stone from the Sun" and "Are you Experienced?" are based on this perticular mode, which made learning much easier."

He also made feedback popular. well i dont know if he made it popular, but he was the first to use it in a song (besides the Beatles that is). So I hope i havent sounded like i was ranting and raving, i love Joe just as much as everyone else, but when someone says that Jimi can't be compared to Joe, i get a little crazy. I mean, Joe probobly wouldn't even be here if it weren't for Jimi, SO TAKE THAT!

Joe, please keep AWM,AWY, I Believe, Cool #9 & Why on the setlist for the US.

Wowww ahhh...... Joe Is AMAZING, wonderful man on the stage in Sofia he was so perfect the show started with Flying in a blue dream... and second was Crushing day..... Wow ppl!!! Joe performed **I Beleive** :) aaaaaa...i cant beleive that JOe played for me and for those fans who were been there...just like in a blue dream, and after show, i meet with master Satriani... I gave him a gift, he was so nice with aftershow winners. im going to crazy im a crazy....:))) finally i've meet with my hero

I agree with everyone, SBM gets better & better with each listen. Joe always hits the right notes!!! My favorite part of the cd is the solo at the end of "Belly Dancer"!

Hey, I'm French and I'm 16. I go to Joe's Concert in the Montreux Jazz Festival and i'm happy...

Can I have an autograph by the band Joe Satriani Please, in Jpg format or Bmp.

TANKS

song of the day: time machine

Joe, I just got the new c..d in the mail (had to order it from the U.S). All I can say is..........WOW!!!!!!!! I love every song on the cd, no exceptions!!!!!!!! I really liked the melodic aspect of the cd as welll!! Great job, keep up the good work!!!