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BEARMAN36
Barrie Poole
Orillia, ON
CANADA
Plays: Guitar (34 years)
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Yep, I agree with Gruskada JS Clone 1...... It could simply be a part of the rhythm section for the techno driven beat... Some sounds that I get out of this Keyboard of mine can kind of sound like what you are discribing... Of course Joe can pay the big bucks for a real cool keyboard and Pro Tools program for Midi that can access all of the sounds that a synthesizer can produce...... and alot of them, these days have a voicing or whisper type setting on there somewhere... even this cheap Casio of mine... Hey.... Joe used a Casio....Isn't that right Joe? It was used in the original recording of The Crush Of Love...
Thu Jul 4 '02 10:48:04 am Set this message as last read

Loo Who

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Gruskada... Bill Bruford is one of the most dynamic drummers in my opinion. Love King Crimson. I saw them in Poenix around '81, '82. Andrian Belew played in the dark. I'd love to see him and Joe together.

Quitarboy...see you at the Cleveland show.

I just moved my painting supplies into a big old barn, its got a cathedral ceiling and lots of north light. I'm just so excited.

Ciao, ciao...Linda



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Thu Jul 4 '02 10:59:09 am Set this message as last read

christyan
Christian Paniagua
haedo, buenos aires
argentina
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Hi Joe Tenes planeada alguna visita a la Argentina??? Aca te queremos mucho... Chris
Thu Jul 4 '02 11:07:26 am Set this message as last read

Master Yoda
Neil Morgan
York, North Yorkshire
England
Plays: Guitar (30 years)
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Local Dude - Davestock happened last night, and it was awesome. I got such a buzz out of the fact that people turned up to something I helped to organise. We raised just under £300 too! All the bands played really well, particularly my band - we were on fire, man!!!!! You missed a great show, but I'm looking into the possibility of getting the video of our set, or maybe just the bit where I play "For The Love Of God", on the internet. Also, I got my Davestock t-shirt so I'll probably be wearing that to the Shepherds Bush show instead of a Dream Theater t-shirt, so look out for the guy with the blow-up guitar and the Davestock t-shirt... lol

L8rs, Neil.

MY IUMA

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Thu Jul 4 '02 11:40:47 am Set this message as last read

gruskada

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Thu Jul 4 '02 12:29:20 pm Set this message as last read

BlueDreamStudios
Scott Sava
L.A.,

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Loo Who: Thanks...I will
Thu Jul 4 '02 12:30:14 pm Set this message as last read

Danooooooooooooooo

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HAPPY 4th of JULY JOE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Crank it, Live it, Love it - Thanks for your inspiration. Although you would disagree, be assured that you have surpassed the greatness of your biggest inspiration. Jimi would agree!
Thu Jul 4 '02 12:52:02 pm Set this message as last read

gsquare

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Hi Joe, I just spent the last half hour trying to get a grip on the first 4 measures of 'Starry Night' on my guitar. Yet again, it became clear to me that this melodic phrase, that initially seemed so very easy and natural, was in fact very hard to copy. Subtle accents, delicate phrasing, ... it's wonderful to experience what you can do with such a simple melody. Respect. See you soon in Amsterdam, my friend.
Thu Jul 4 '02 1:13:55 pm Set this message as last read

Mr Nick

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knightsaber whats the problem with it?..i know its kinda hard to play but i wasn't the one who worked it out!...

and yes..the vai site doesn't seem to be working...i dont know why...

Edited Thu Jul 4 '02 1:28 pm

Thu Jul 4 '02 1:26:14 pm Set this message as last read

sevenstringslave
Tony Vaughn
Celina, Tx
USA
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HEy Satch LAnd. Happy 4th of July. hwo is everbody doing? Things are goign pretty good here. Ihaven't gotten anyrequests for any of my mp3's out of 30 something thousand people. That's not really kool, but I only have 100 mhz processor so I guess that's ok. well IF anyone would like any free samples of my full length Mp3's of some of my demos, e-mail me at THE1TONY@aol.com. I would really like for you guys to check it out and tell me what you think. especially you Joe.

My band's website (sno17) Is up and running but I still don't have the address right now. I had it and then I forgot it.lol BUt i know it is on anglefire.com I will let you know when it is up. Joe- Happy 4th. I hope you are having a great day. I ahve to work unfortunatley but somebody has to deliver the pizza. oh yeah, I think I amy be having a baby, well my girlfriend is having the baby, but it is mine lol. well gotta go. later.

Thu Jul 4 '02 1:32:20 pm Set this message as last read

bongulous
stephen hayes
botley, hampshire
UK
Plays: Guitar (54 years)
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Well, what can I say about the new album? I think it's cool that the title is taken from "third stone from the sun" on Jimi's first album "Are you experienced?"......"Strange, beautiful, grass of green.. and your majestic silver seas....your mysterious mountains I wish to see closely..may I land my kinky machine?"

Since obtaining my copy on 25th June from the Southampon branch of HMV i have played it quite a lot. Not only does my darling wife Julia and I love it to bits BUT my teenage daughter Emily has taped it to take with her on her school trip to Spain. Far out-when I was her age I HATED the music my dad listened to!

Great that there is a Shadows track "sleepwalk" (perhaps "Atlantis" for the next album-hwhen you're ready), but above all , thanks Joe for another complex, melodic, varied and listenable album. "You saved my life" is just SO lovely, but there are so many "STRANGE BEAUTIFUL" guitar moments-well just thanks for doing it again, Joe. Look after that family of yours, and LIVE LONG AND PROSPER.

See ya at Shepherd's Bush Empire.

BONGULOUS

Edited Thu Jul 4 '02 1:44 pm

Thu Jul 4 '02 1:37:51 pm Set this message as last read

ShadowSong
Mark Shields
Corbin, KY
USA
Plays: Guitar (28 years)
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happy 4th joe damn im full yay for bbq folks

if i get asked to play the national anthem again im gonna scream lolol

Thu Jul 4 '02 1:58:11 pm Set this message as last read

Loo Who

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Guskada...corection, its Fripp, been awhile. Yeah, good line-up.

Bonglous...you're a cool dad.

Ciao, Linda

Thu Jul 4 '02 1:59:40 pm Set this message as last read

Do The Stu
Austin Lewis, III
Costa Mesa, CA
United States
Plays: Bass (25 years)
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jofdm - If you win aftershow passes, you pick them up at the venue box office (will call) before the show. Your name should be in your profile here on the site, and the webmaster gives that name to the venue. You have to show your ID to the venue staff and then they give you the passes.

Prog X - Army green M&Ms? I like it...LOL.

Andmjones - "An evening with Joe..." means that you get 2 sets of Joe Satriani music. No opening bands, just 2 1/2 hours or so of JS songs.

JS Clone 1 - I can't hear the voice. I'll listen with headphones later though, hehehe...

hfob - I understood all of your abbreviations there except for one. What is ATD?

alien32 - That's cool...I love it when I convert people to Satch.

...Austin...

Thu Jul 4 '02 2:02:41 pm Set this message as last read

Winarg
Argiris Roussos
Athens,
Greece
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Joe yesterday you were great!!!.Didn't you like greece fans?
Thu Jul 4 '02 2:21:32 pm Set this message as last read

Major Tom

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TO ALL SATCH FANS: DO YOU LIKE SBM? PLEASE HELP ME OUT HERE!! I WOULD LIKE TO GET JOE SATRIANI ON THE FIRST PLACE IN A DUTCH GUITARIST POLL SO PLEASE <=> VOTE FOR JOE < => AND GO TO THE WEBSITE: HTTP://GITARISTEN.PAGINA.NL , THEN GO TO THE RIGHT SIDE OF THAT PAGE AND LOOK FOR THE ITEM " TOP 20 GITARISTEN " (WHICH IS UNDERLINED) AND CLICK ON IT. WHEN YOU HAVE ENTERED THE POLL, THEN LOOK FOR JOE SATRIANI AND CLICK THE ROUND BUTTON ON THE LEFT OF JOE'S NAME. THEN SCROLL TO THE BOTTOM OF THAT PAGE AND CLICK ON THE BUTTON WHICH IS NAMED " STEM " ( IT MEANS VOTE IN ENGLISH). PLEASE DO SO AND JOE WIL REACH THE FIRST PLACE IN THAT POLL. THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR YOUR COOPERATION.

TO ALL SATCH FANS..... <=> VOTE FOR JOE <=> VOTE FOR JOE <=>

JOHN SAELMANS A.K.A. MAJOR TOM

Thu Jul 4 '02 2:30:30 pm Set this message as last read

stu_hacking
Stuart Hacking
Ballyclare, Northern Ireland
UK
Plays: Guitar (26 years)
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MAJOR TOM: OK man...this is getting irritating, We appreciate your love of Mr Satriani, but We have seen this message before. We don't need an hourly reminder!!!
Thu Jul 4 '02 2:39:03 pm Set this message as last read

JS Clone 1
Richard Haier
Toronto, Ontario
Canada
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Austin - Yeah I was listening pretty loud on big speakers with good freq. range.

Happy 4th to U.S. Satch Fans.

Thu Jul 4 '02 2:43:16 pm Set this message as last read

JS FANATIC
Aaron Hill
Montana
USA
Plays: Guitar (32 years)
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Joe! I absolutely love the new album. I think I have listened to it at least twenty times now. If I hadn't found you back in 89', I really don't think I would be here today. It seems as though your music is the only thing I live for now these days. So I hope you find some comfort in knowing as long as your alive, I will be too. I just wanted to thank you for being such an inspiration. My feelings can be best described by the last song on your new album. "You Saved My Life". Thanks my friend. Your fan for life. Aaron Hill
Thu Jul 4 '02 2:47:29 pm Set this message as last read

Clarky
Paul Clark
plays the organ, going blind
www.paul-clark.com
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So I've finally done it.... last Friday I moved house from Kent to Berks [UK].. this weekend I'll be just about ready to rebuild my studio [so that I can carry on with the new album - I'm ready to start writing track 6]. So far this place seems to be a pretty nice place to be.. # : )
Thu Jul 4 '02 3:03:27 pm Set this message as last read

jelly man
Paul Huxley
Guildford, Surrey
England
Plays: Bass (24 years)
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neil morgan - sounds sweet, I do wish I could have been there, but that video sounds great. Maybe when we meet up for some jamming you can show me your brilliance for real.

I'm seriously out of practice at the moment due to my amp breaking, and me automatically practising more on the piano, and composing on sibelius to make up. I think I better go practice now.

Oh yeah- anyone here a Stravinsky fan? I'm on a romantic and later art music voyage and am listening to petrouchka at the moment (also firebird, the rite of spring, symphony of psalms and pulcinella). Great stuff.

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Thu Jul 4 '02 3:24:02 pm Set this message as last read

GuitarGoddess

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Loowho- "I just moved my painting supplies into a big old barn, its got a cathedral ceiling and lots of north light. I'm just so excited. "

You paint too? What kind of painting? I recently got into the romantic period of art, you know witches, fairies, knights and such. I paint with brushes on canvas though I am learning airbrushing too.

Still can't find any help on how to paint on this guitar body that I bought.

Cheers :-))

Thu Jul 4 '02 3:41:39 pm Set this message as last read

Mud Grunt
Mike Schwartz
Danville, CA
USA
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Major Tom: If you can read english, then please stop with the irritating, repetitve post. Give it a rest, we've all seen the message one time too many now.

Edited Thu Jul 4 '02 3:46 pm
Thu Jul 4 '02 3:45:29 pm Set this message as last read

Clarky
Paul Clark
plays the organ, going blind
www.paul-clark.com
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Local Person.... Rite Of Spring is the only track suitable for the mosh pit that I've ever heard that has no guitars in it... lol

Guitar Goddess- at the weekend I'll be painting my garage

Thu Jul 4 '02 3:53:13 pm Set this message as last read

Clarky
Paul Clark
plays the organ, going blind
www.paul-clark.com
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Guitar Godess.. check out http://www.universaljems.com/

There are tutorials in there about how to apply finishes to guitar bodies.... interesting stuff.

Thu Jul 4 '02 3:57:48 pm Set this message as last read
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