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David Wren
Manchester,
UK
Plays: Guitar (25 years)
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Hey Joe only a few days to the uk, i cant wait, will you confirm the set list for me i have looket on the revew pages of the gigs, but there is a bit of a mix, it looks quite the same but there are a few that i don't know about. cheers dave
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Sun Jul 14 '02 3:59:22 am
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Major Tom
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RIGHT NOW JOE HAS REACHED THE NEXT LEVEL IN THE DUTCH TOP 20 GUITARISTS POLL. I WOULD LIKE TO THANK EVERYBODY WHO HAS VOTED. BUT.... DEAR FRIENDS AND FANS...... LET'S TRY TO GET JOE ON THE NEXT LEVEL !!
TOGETHER WE CAN MAKE IT HAPPEN. AND MAKE IT HAPPEN WE WILL !!!
JUST NEED 300 VOTES TO GET JOE ON THE NEXT LEVEL IN A DUTCH GUITAR POLL. JUST GOTO http://gitaristen.pagina.nl Then go to the item TOP 20 GITARISTEN at the right side of that page THE ITEM IS UNDERLINED. CLICK ON IT AND YOU WILL ENTER THE POLL. Look for the name JOE SATRIANI and CLICK on THE ROUND BUTTON ON THE LEFT SIDE OF JOE'S NAME. Then scroll to the bottom of that page and look for the button with the label STEM (IT MEANS VOTE IN ENGLISH). AND CLICK ON IT. IF YOU HAVE DONE THAT, YOU HAVE VOTED AND YOU WILL SEE THE RESULTS OF THE VOTING SO FAR IN A COLOURFULL SCHEDUAL. PLEASE VOTE FOR JOE
THANK YOU FOR YOUR COOPERATION.
JOHN SAELMANS A.K.A. MAJOR TOM
p.s. You can vote more than just once. If your vote is used, you'll have access again for the voting. So with a bit of luck, you can vote at least every day !!
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Sun Jul 14 '02 4:31:33 am
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Mark Taylor
Mangotsfield, Bristol
United Kingdom
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People who have attended on Joe's recent tour, please can you tell me if the hooded sweater he wore on SBM cover was being sold. What other merchandise did they have. cheers
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Sun Jul 14 '02 5:44:13 am
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GUTTERbOY
Philip Clifton
Atlanta, GA
United States
Plays: Guitar (25 years)
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Major Tom:
Do you have any reason for being here other than to spam us with wild abandon about this poll? Just wondering...
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Sun Jul 14 '02 5:59:33 am
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FIKAR_guitarist
ZULFIKAR GUITARIST
JAKARTA, INDONESIA
JAKARTA
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hey joe i'just want to tell ""HAPPY BIRTDAY TO JOE SATRIANI""and i hope you still play your ""CHROME BOY"" in the next day heheheheh thanks joe and byeeeeee..........
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Sun Jul 14 '02 6:00:17 am
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BEARMAN36
Barrie Poole
Orillia, ON
CANADA
Plays: Guitar (34 years)
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RIGHT NOW JOE HAS REACHED THE NEXT LEVEL IN THE DUTCH TOP 20 GUITARISTS POLL. I WOULD LIKE TO THANK EVERYBODY WHO HAS VOTED. BUT.... DEAR FRIENDS AND FANS...... LET'S TRY TO GET JOE ON THE NEXT LEVEL !! TOGETHER WE CAN MAKE IT HAPPEN. AND MAKE IT HAPPEN WE WILL !!!
JUST NEED 300 VOTES TO GET JOE ON THE NEXT LEVEL IN A DUTCH GUITAR POLL. JUST GOTO http://gitaristen.pagina.nl Then go to the item TOP 20 GITARISTEN at the right side of that page THE ITEM IS UNDERLINED. CLICK ON IT AND YOU WILL ENTER THE POLL. Look for the name JOE SATRIANI and CLICK on THE ROUND BUTTON ON THE LEFT SIDE OF JOE'S NAME. Then scroll to the bottom of that page and look for the button with the label STEM (IT MEANS VOTE IN ENGLISH). AND CLICK ON IT. IF YOU HAVE DONE THAT, YOU HAVE VOTED AND YOU WILL SEE THE RESULTS OF THE VOTING SO FAR IN A COLOURFULL SCHEDUAL. PLEASE VOTE FOR JOE
THANK YOU FOR YOUR COOPERATION.
JOHN SAELMANS A.K.A. MAJOR TOM
p.s. You can vote more than just once. If your vote is used, you'll have access again for the voting. So with a bit of luck, you can vote at least every day !!
Hey.....I might as well, join Major Tom.... now vote for Joe so this guy can shut the heck up...
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Sun Jul 14 '02 6:36:45 am
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dragonchild
Eva Viding
ENSKEDE,
Sweden
Plays: Other (27 years)
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Stu not boo I stumbled across your post about the hidden CD in the Vai-box and I just couldn't believe it... naturally, I threw myself at the box and sure enough, after some violent actions involving a pair of screwdrivers, I found it! <grin> I can't thank you enough for sharing that info.... but how did you learn it was there? Did you buy two boxes just to shred the other, in case something was placed there or what? LOL I would never come up with the thought of wrecking a box I bought for $100...... which was what I had to pay for it here in Sweden.
BTW, I finally bought SBM and I thought I would post my reviews of the songs here, matching them against yours and see if they are totally different or not.... :) it will take a few days more, though.
Thanks again!
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Sun Jul 14 '02 6:38:14 am
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McDave
Cook, MN
Plays: Guitar (40 years)
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Matt Holden...You're doing just fine....Play what you want to play. It amazes me that Joe thinks of Hendrix 99% of the time because I hear very little of Jimi's style in his playing (thats a compliment Joe!!) except for the occasional wah wah parts,
Joe sounds like Joe in my opinion. I can't pin down who his influences are, so I think that Joe is a modern day pioneer. Last week I was playing some riffs online for a friend in Canada and he told me I sounded like Stevie Ray Vaughan. I was kind of insulted because I try so hard to be myself when I'm playing guitar. As it turns out, that IS myself. Playing those light speed scales and whatnot are fun, but I prefer to play what comes from my heart and not from a tab book.....anyways I'll quit blubbering........SPARROW, if you find one of those hooded sweatshirts let me know, I want one too...lol............Peace, Dave
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Sun Jul 14 '02 6:42:26 am
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JS Clone 1
Richard Haier
Toronto, Ontario
Canada
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Alien32 - Luthite is more of a clear articulate tonality with no bottom end response to it. The chrome also has many many reported durability problems and 99% of the JS10th being sold used to collectors have damages. Whether these damages are scuffs, scratches, chrome peeling or bubbling, this guitar is very fragile and is not meant to be a players axe. If someone wants it to be a player's axe then they should just rip all the chrome off right off the bat.
Ovation1 - The neck on the PGM is very similar to the newer style Jem necks (Jem7VWH etc...) Then only difference is that the fretboard radius on the PGM is 430. The Jem is 400 so the PGM fretboard is slightly more curved. Very slightly. Excellent guitars.
Did my video end up getting through to you?
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Sun Jul 14 '02 7:03:26 am
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BEARMAN36
Barrie Poole
Orillia, ON
CANADA
Plays: Guitar (34 years)
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You know.....it would really be nice if Joe visited his own website once and awhile and posted some messages... (joke)
I know, I know, He's busy and on tour at the moment, but that never stopped him before. I mean, since the new website went online, he's only posted once and that was almost a month ago. So either his laptop that he had is on the fritz and didn't take it out on the road with him or he's just waiting until the 1st part of the tour this summer is over and is waiting until he's home to catch up. Anyways Joe..... HAPPY B-DAY TOMMOROW.... You're only as old as you feel dude...
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Sun Jul 14 '02 7:41:35 am
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Thresher
Atle Nyberg
Stavanger,
Norway
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Hey joe!
Your nr.1 fan in Norway here.
Im currently in process of bying a new guitar,
and the ibanez js series is the guitars that appeals
to me the most.But my problem is this, the js1000 is
a bit to expensive, so it comes down to the js100 or
the js700. Not a single person in my local shop can
tell me about sound and tone differences between
the to, even though they`re 2 very different guitars
in both body material and equipment. So i was
hoping that you could help me with some information
about the 2 guitars, so i have some background
information to help select the right one.
I would be very greatful for any help you can give me.
Best regards, Atle Nyberg (norway)
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Sun Jul 14 '02 7:52:54 am
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VitalToxin
Pete Hernandez, III.
Yakima, Washington
United States of America
Plays: Guitar (34 years)
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I'm extending an early Birthday wish to the man! Have a good one, Joe! My Monday's get absolutely crazy and I didn't wanna forget! Looking forward to 10.AUG show at the Greek in LA - just not looking forward to driving the 1200 miles it's gonna take to get there, but I'm more than sure it's gonna be worth it!
Cheers!
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Sun Jul 14 '02 8:38:09 am
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Sweep_Pick
Brandon Chase
Kingsville, Ontario
Canada
Plays: Guitar (28 years)
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Joe, HAVE A HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Go out and buy your self another guitar, you deserve it!
Quantum- A super shifter acts like a second tremolo arm on your guitar!!! It bends notes to a pre-selected value while flutter (a function on the pedal) simulates the slapping of a tremolo bar.
KDA- As far as I know, a Ibanez S470 has a whamy bar(correct me if I'm wrong). So, to fix your problem, try putting on a new set of strings makeing sure that nut and bridge bolts and other important parts are tight!!!!! If that dosent work, go to your local guitar store and find out if somthing is broken or damaged.
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Sun Jul 14 '02 9:45:17 am
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death cube k
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY JOE!!!!!!!
can you sign my cast?
ovation thanx man
on the upside i have loads of time to use reason2.0 by propellerheads it is great music making software!!!!!
thanx everybody
p.s. plum loco you are very funny!
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Sun Jul 14 '02 9:46:07 am
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Loo Who
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Bullster, thanks. I think my sister is happy its sold, especially to a teenager just starting out.
Austin- chome dipped lucite for the public, why? Do people understand its only really a collectable? I suppose one could chome dip a wooden guitar even if its not an authentic chomeboy. Can you order a guitar directly from the factory with your own specifics? Not that I'm in the market, just curious.
I'm now thinking it would be cool to custom paint a guitar, maybe someday. I guess its time to head to my studio, I feel the creative energy taking over...ciao, ciao
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Sun Jul 14 '02 10:18:59 am
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Peter Weber
Stockholm,
Sweden
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Loo Who: Actually, Joe's "real" ChromeBoys are wooden guitars dipped in chrome. Only the anniversary model was lucite afaik. SLICK!!!
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Sun Jul 14 '02 11:04:59 am
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Master Yoda
Neil Morgan
York, North Yorkshire
England
Plays: Guitar (30 years)
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I finally did it - I handed in my letter of resignation to my current employers. Oh, the relief.... New job = Ice Cream van driver!!!! :)
JSC1 - How many times do I have to tell you, dude? Send me those videos, dammit!!!!! lol
Matt Holden - The main thing to remember with any musical instrument is that you're indulging in art, and art is about expressing yourself. So, as long as that's happening you're doing exactly the right thing. The moment you stop expressing yourself your music starts to become stale and weak. If you consciously avoid sounding like Joe Satriani then you aren't expressing yourself - you're setting yourself musical goals and challenges which get in the way of creativity. The truth is, if you're truly expressing yourself then you won't sound like Joe Satriani. Something I have learned just recently is that you can't create or develop your individuality on the guitar. It's just there from the very first note you ever play. You just have to discover it, let it grow naturally. Problems arise when you go out of your way to sound like someone else. And yes, it is incredibly un-cool to be any good these days... lol
L8r, Neil Morgan
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Sun Jul 14 '02 11:17:29 am
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Roberto Andrade
Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
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Hi Joe!!! Happy Birthday!!!!! I would like to know when will you play again in Brazil ? The Brazilian's are anxious for your return!!!
I hope to see you soon here ok!!!!
A hug, BETO
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Sun Jul 14 '02 11:32:24 am
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Shredinator
John Wooley
Houston, Texas
US
Plays: Guitar (35 years)
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yes mitch..I heard it too...have heard Joe in the background many times like "Piece of Liquid" during the NFL playoffs last year..and "Rubina's Blue Sky Happiness" on one of the golfing things...believe me Joe's stuff works fantastic for that kind of thing..I do production work and have used his stuff alot..like an edit of the intro to "Lords Of Karma" for Honda motorcycles..gave it a real accelerated kinda vibe..oh yeah..Joe,happy birthday my man...!!
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Sun Jul 14 '02 11:37:02 am
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Mr Nick
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hey people who are going to see Joe on monday night - sing happy birthday to him...we can all do the same in the next shows in europe - come on now birmingham concert goers...lets warm up ready..happy birthday to you.....etc....
whats this that Mind Storm is not upto Joe live standards..and has anyone else noticed that everyone says "mindstorm" and not "mind storm" like it days on the cd cover?
and i want to warn you that MAJOR TOM is planning a new campaign about getting Joe onto TV in Holland and not anywhere else..apparently bombing MTV with e-mails is an idea....maybe..maybe...worth i try i suppose
anyway....see some of you in birmigham..:)
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