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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
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Thu Jul 4 '02 2:47:29 pm
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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..
# : )
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Thu Jul 4 '02 3:03:27 pm
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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
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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
:-))
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Thu Jul 4 '02 3:41:39 pm
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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.
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Thu Jul 4 '02 3:45:29 pm
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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
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Thu Jul 4 '02 3:53:13 pm
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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.
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Thu Jul 4 '02 3:57:48 pm
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Daniel Diaz
Jacksonville, FL
USA
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Oh yeah. I got tickets to Joe's Jacksonville FL show today. Seats are already filled to row N!!!
My dad even said two of his co workers were going.
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
Help.
Daniel
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Thu Jul 4 '02 4:10:38 pm
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Ismael Alvarado
Mexico, Distrito Federal
Mexico
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Hello Joe I`m a big Fan for you, I`m from Mexico City and my Ingles is no good, (is a basic).
Tengo una pregunta:
Promocionaras tu nuevo Disco en Mexico, y si tu respuesta es si, Cuando y donde sera?.
Espera que me puedan contestar.
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Thu Jul 4 '02 5:44:24 pm
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GuitarGoddess
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"Espera que me puedan contestar."
Shouldn't that be Espera que me peueda contestar?
Puedan is third person plural "You all answer me" or "they answer me."
Spanish is a hobby :-)
Hola!
Y
Hasta luego!
:-))
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Thu Jul 4 '02 7:01:56 pm
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Matt Selph
Ga
United States
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Hey guys, I got another guitar technique question...hope it is o.k. to post here, I'm pretty stressed about it.
I play modes and stuff 3 notes per string, doing two octaves. Some kind soul directed me to a better fingering, and I made the adjustment.
The problem lies within the hand position. Some modes are more difficult to play than others (e.g., Aeolian). Is it better to barre the notes and sort of not move my wrist at all or better to sort of gradually move the palm of my hand toward the neck when I'm playing them?
Any assistance is greatly appreciated, and I wish I could show some people, but I'm at a disadvantage 'cause there are 0 guitar players around here. Thanks kind souls, and Happy 4th of July.
-MS
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Thu Jul 4 '02 7:31:52 pm
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Invigor
John B
Regina, Sk
Canada
Plays: Guitar (27 years)
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i got my joe satriani keychain today, it is cooooooooool it rules, it's the head of satch from 2 webpages ago, joe with the alien look, it rules..it's heavy duty too, so that rules...it'll last forever :)
yay
clone1, i listened to clouds race across the sky today in my car as loud as she'd go without distorting..i can't hear nothin but drums and bass :/ and my stereo goes from about 10hz - 16,000khz so i'm sure that covers it :/
dudududu, i'm moving tomorrow, so no t2j posts from me for a while...so ta ta. c ya round
I LOVE YOU JOE!
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Thu Jul 4 '02 8:23:27 pm
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JS Clone 1
Richard Haier
Toronto, Ontario
Canada
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Invigor - The human hearing range is 20hz - 22,000hz.
But never the less, other people have heard it. Seriously. You need to really listen careful. It's no obvious thing. It sounds quite mysterious which is why I bothered bringing it up.
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Thu Jul 4 '02 8:53:12 pm
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JS Clone 1
Richard Haier
Toronto, Ontario
Canada
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Ok well since IUMA said 5 busniess days and it's been 14 or so... here's the link to my iuma preview site.
http://artists2.iuma.com/preview/richardhaier
Only one classical piece up right now.
http://artists2.iuma.com/preview/richardhaier/
When I record from cassette to line in on sound card, I lose some quality. All the notes are there though, so let me know what you thought.
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Thu Jul 4 '02 9:10:34 pm
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housefullofkarma
Mike Mauro
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Hey everyone, Thanx for the info in Fripp. I'm so fascinated about the sounds he gets (especially on Sleep Walk). From what I've read it seems hes doing all these cool sounds in real time and not via a Pro Tools plug-in or something after the guitar track is recorded. What kind of effects does he use to get those great sounds on Sleep Walk? Later, Mike
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Thu Jul 4 '02 9:11:04 pm
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Ga6o
Gabriel
México
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Hey Richard, i tried to D/L your song but its not yet availiable on IUMA yet. You know why? just let me know when its done plz, i want to hear from you after seeing your diminished cool video :)
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Thu Jul 4 '02 9:29:29 pm
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Rob Orthwein
Sarasota, FL
USA
Plays: Guitar (36 years)
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I just wanted to log on and tell Joe that the new CD is Outstanding! MindStorm, Traveller, Belly Dancer, ping pong delays, and Frippertronic Guitar tones rule. Also, thanks for doing a cover. I like it when established artists do occasional covers. I'd really like to hear you do an album of covers, something that reflected all of your influences. Like a ZZTop cover, a classical cover, mebbe a Pat Martino cover, etc. Bottom line is, if you did decide to do something like that, people will buy it. You could write 70 minutes of boogies on a kazoo(or Gregorian monks chanting Percy Sledge tunes) and the folks on T2J would all buy a copy. Of course there's only so much time in a day. Anyhoo, I hope all my fellow USAers had a happy 4th, and I'll see yall (Joe and fans) at Ruth Eckerd Hall 8/21.
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Thu Jul 4 '02 9:56:51 pm
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jofdm
Olivier
PARIS,
FRANCE
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Stu not Boo - Thanks (once more) for the explanation .
May be I'll be lucky enough to win a pass and so meet Joe as you've already done (I know that cause we could see your pictures in the photo gallery) .
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Thu Jul 4 '02 11:34:26 pm
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Do The Stu
Austin Lewis, III
Costa Mesa, CA
United States
Plays: Bass (25 years)
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Part 9...
What Breaks A Heart - This song is very catchy. After I listen to the whole album, parts of this song keep coming back into my head. My favorite part is from 1:05-1:21, but I like the part immediately following it just as much.
Any comments? Just a few more songs to go...
...Austin...
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Fri Jul 5 '02 12:15:28 am
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