jblaze1
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Oh yeah,I almost forgot. To those who are interested-Webmaster(jon) has replied to my e-mail about being a guitar security dude!....He was nice enough to reply & say he'll forward my message to Joe but it doesn't look good.However,I can see that it would be a little costly to hire me but it has cost Joe far more than that in stolen guitars.So everyone keep rooting for me & maybe Joe will notice all the the support for a "guitar guard"......wish me luck folks:)Thanks for the support T2J'ers....BTW, a special hello to Tomjr...........jblaze1
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Wed Sep 18 '02 8:22:11 am
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juan oney
Guayana, Bolivar
Venezuela
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hi, Joe, it`s pleasure to me to have any information about you and your band, because where i live it`s very dificult to have it, let me tell you that you give me the inspiration to practice every day to be better and better...
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Wed Sep 18 '02 8:41:08 am
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kalenargex
alex king
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denmark
Plays: Guitar (31 years)
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shall we start a petition for jblaze1 to get the guitar security job? see how many names we get. just for fun... i'll go first:
1. kinger
cheers...
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Wed Sep 18 '02 8:47:03 am
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Clarky
Paul Clark
plays the organ, going blind
www.paul-clark.com
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Stu - I'll help folks anyway I can... I'm very aware that there is plenty of poor / rogue information out there and it makes life very tough for the new guys... in fact, it's much my difficult to correct something learned wrong than it is to learn it right in the first place.... this sort of thing for me is my personal crusade for the greater good of guitar players.... If I can makes even a small difference then I'll be very happy...
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Wed Sep 18 '02 8:58:20 am
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Clarky
Paul Clark
plays the organ, going blind
www.paul-clark.com
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akreepish - I know exactly where you're coming from... It's one thing to have all the knowledge yourself.... sticking it nicely into someone elses head is another and more tricky thing altogether... I even sometimes find that I'm questioning myself to make sure that I have my facts straight....
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Wed Sep 18 '02 9:00:49 am
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JS Clone 1
Richard Haier
Toronto, Ontario
Canada
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Psycho Monkey - You got that Malmsteen tech spec right. The 2 springs floating the bridge in the back though; for string bending, it's actually worse. You have to bend a string farther because the bridge gives forward with the increased string tension. Having a fixed bridge is actually a little nicer. There's more control over the string.
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Wed Sep 18 '02 9:04:04 am
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Clarky
Paul Clark
plays the organ, going blind
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non-smoker - being hard on yourself can be a good thing in as much as you'll be constantly scrutinising your ability... the quest for perfection.... however it can be damaging... you can damage your confidence and also spend too much time striving [practicing technique] and not enough time writing / performing.... that'll just take all of the fun out of playing and make it a chore... so as well as being your worst critic... learn to be your biggest fan.... love playing and enjoy your own playing..
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Wed Sep 18 '02 9:08:34 am
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shiloh2000
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Guitar Guard?!!!? Great idea jblaze!! Think of the possibilities. Maybe it will catch on and other acts that treasure their axes will contract you as well. I always heard that SRV paid a guy to carry and take care of his strat. It's a really cool concept. Good luck.
Hey Joe, he may have something there!!!! You should look into it!!!!!
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Wed Sep 18 '02 9:12:30 am
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koyote99
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Hi Joe,
Its been almost a week since meeting you aftershow in Boston, and I'm still absorbing the vibes. Great performance, thank you.
You autographed a piece of chrome off my Harley Davidson, a fuel door, and I gotta tell ya, I re-attached it and went riding...and the view that reflects off the fuel door is of blue sky with white puffy clouds, and your signature floating across the sky. Its too freakin' cool, to the point where I need to force myself to keep my eyes on the road. Hehehe. The mission now is to somehow preserve it so I can run it without fear of it being removed by damp/rainy weather. I'd like to send you a photo of it somehow. Would you accept a photo??? All I can think is ALBUM COVER!!! Thanks again for your gracious hospitality and all you do....
Ron Wilson
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Wed Sep 18 '02 9:13:36 am
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Dan Kokol
Bradford, Ontario
Canada
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Hi everybody in Satchland. I know I'm probably going to get slammed for this but enough with the Yngwie bashing. The guy may have a HUGE ego, but he also has a HUGE amount of talent on the guitar to back it up. Yngwie's Rising Force album inspired me to study Paganini's music and add that classical element to my playing. Joe even said it himself once, Thank god for Yngwie.
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Wed Sep 18 '02 9:14:29 am
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kalenargex
alex king
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denmark
Plays: Guitar (31 years)
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ok thats me and mr nick on the petition, who else?
1. kinger
2. mr nick
cut and paste in to your post and add your number and name. we cannot let these crimes be repeated, its for the good of all satch fans everywhere :-)
and who knows it might work...
cheers...
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Wed Sep 18 '02 9:19:31 am
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Clarky
Paul Clark
plays the organ, going blind
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Stu - I was kinda pleased and pleasently surprised at the result on that track... t was a fun lil' experiment...
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Wed Sep 18 '02 9:28:52 am
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pailoong
Kristopher Shelton
Sharpsburg, Georgia
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First off, let me say what tons of other people have already said by stating that you are out of this world as a guitarist and have inspired my playing greatly.
I am curious about two things, one having to deal with technique and the other having to do with something a little comical.
I have been playing guitar for almost 3 years, and while I've made HUGE gains in picking speed (using John Petrucci's exercises), my legato playing is definitely not up to par. What did you do to build your left hand?
My next question has to deal with your bass player. I have the G3 video when you and Vai played with Eric Johnson, and I also saw you when you came to the Tabernacle in Atlanta with John Petrucci. Everytime I noticed that everyone booed your bass player. WHY IS THAT?! NO ONE HAS BEEN ABLE TO TELL ME! IF ANYONE OUT THERE KNOWS WHY THIS HAPPENS, E-MAIL ME AT pailoong@yahoo.com AND SET MY MIND AT EASE!
Keep playing, Joe (I'm sure I don't have to tell you twice)!
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Wed Sep 18 '02 9:33:31 am
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Drew Ryan
Ogallala, Nebraska
USA
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Ah! Back from vacation. This has to be the most active forum I have ever seen. Over 1700 posts in just three short weeks. Any way... gald to be back.
Joe rules.
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Wed Sep 18 '02 9:37:10 am
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Clarky
Paul Clark
plays the organ, going blind
www.paul-clark.com
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Kazam - A terrorist does not fight on a battlefield.. he hides and lays a trap for folks that have nothing to do with the issue.. this being the case, a 'battlefield' was never taken to America as no 'soldiers' were involved... warefare is not a great solution to a problem... terrorism is simply criminal...
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Wed Sep 18 '02 9:37:21 am
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