beege
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cool stuff,
My daughter (who is 3 and a half) loves listening to your music in the car and she keeps asking when you are coming over to play in our basement...! You try and explain to a very intelligent and independent child precisely why an internationally acclaimed guitarist with lots of cd's & concerts and what have you is probably unlikely to squeeze in a trip to an ontario basement...! I keep saying that you're terribly busy
right now, and that I lost your phone number anyway...
a small white lie which I feel a bit bad about - but she believes the part about my losing phone numbers all too easily.
anyway thanks for creating inspiring and amazing music - and for saving the world from another lousy guitarist (surfing with the alien was one of several factors in my packing in my rather sad attempts at rock stardom).
beege
ps. I know how awful it is to have a guitar stolen - Its weird how (no matter how expensive) a bunch of wood, plastic and metal can become so important...
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kalenargex
alex king
odense
denmark
Plays: Guitar (31 years)
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fuzz71 joe wasn't able to make a full tour of europe this time around due to tight scheduling, so scandinavia and some other places had to miss out... sadly.
forhåbently kommer han tilbage næste år. ja tak!!!
cheers... vi ses...
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Tue Sep 24 '02 5:17:06 am
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JS Clone 1
Richard Haier
Toronto, Ontario
Canada
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Tapper5 - Well any scale is good to learn in as many positions as possible.
Of course, you're going to want to start of with the 7 major scale (church or liturgic) modes and work with them. One night you may want to practice G# phrygian. One night you may want to learn Fminor, who knows? Maybe you'd practice 1 scale per week on the fretboard.
Yes, as Matt and Clarky said, take each mode as a scale on it's own.
Learning the order of the modes and how they connect and continue off eachother on the fretboard is a way help when writing chord progressions because you know which root note will make a major, minor or diminished chord ASSUMING you're staying in the same key.
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Tue Sep 24 '02 6:27:18 am
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João Martins
Serpa, Alentejo
Portugal
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Hi Joe, i wonder if there are any DVD of the concert that you made in sevilla in 1991 with Brian May, Steve Vai , Nuno bettencourt....?
If there is coul you please give me the name of it, and where can i find it in Europe?
Thank you Joe
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Tue Sep 24 '02 7:51:59 am
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spyderman
chris parker
holland, mi
america
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joe i have a couple questions for you. the first is question i have is about your "Hendrixy" sounding pedal. i was just wondering if it is custom built pedal. it sounds to me like a volume swell rigged to the circuitry of a roger mayer octavia analog fuzz pedal then fed through a filter taking all the crap that those effect would produce together. thus leaving a creamy beatiful sound which that pedal produces. anywayz that is just one of my many thoughts on that pedal. my other question is a favor to ask you. i went to your concert at the dte energy music theater with a couple of my friends on aug 30 and we couldnt even hear your guitar over the band. it was like they turned on the electricity for everyone else but you. we were really bummed man. so the next time you play there could you make a request to have your setup louder? it would be much appreciated. anyways it was still worth it to be in same vicinity that you guys were. it was cool as hell!!! anywayz g2g, take it easy man. peace
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Dave
Atlanta, GA
USA
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spyderman: that's a fulltone ultimate octave pedal. they're all handmade, but commercially available. check out www.fulltone.com
Hey Joe: did you play Time Machine on a Telecaster?
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Tue Sep 24 '02 8:47:17 am
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Just my opinion folks but the Carvin Legacy didn't sound nearly as good as what Stevie used on Passion & Warfare(Perfect Sound).I didn't like the Legacy sound at all on The Ultra Zone....Although one or two songs sounded o.k. but naaaaaaaaa!....Ovation1:Funny how things just turn out strange don't they?!!!....lol....Maybe he is watching more closely than we think???........Or....then again..........maybe not? jblaze1
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David Wren
Manchester,
UK
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Hey Joe
when will the sbm tab book be hitting the shops in the uk?, or dose anyone have any tabs of any songs on sbm? would be greatfull, i am just trying to work out the main bit in mindstorm i have done a bit, but it is quite hard with all the wha would love some help, send me an e mail.
cheers
Dave.
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Get Smart 86
Adriano
Madrid, Madrid
Spain
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HI.
You must be tired of reading messages about fan saying that your are God with guitar, but I need to say that I started listening to your music a few days ago...
I discovered your music because my bass teacher plays the guitar also and he recommends me some music to listen to like Steve Vai, Eric Johnson, Steveie Ray Vaughan, Al di meola, etc...
My style of music is really different (The Cure, Red Hot...)
But you are really the best guitarist I have EVER listened to.
You really rock!
Strange Beautiful Music is a piece of art.
You have a new fan right now :)
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Tue Sep 24 '02 9:31:24 am
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Clarky
Paul Clark
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www.paul-clark.com
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ovation - yes I absolutely agree... use all fingers... when this stuff is 'automatic' it really helps with accuary especially at higher speeds...
r6rocker - I've not spoken to David for a while as I'm really focusing on getting ready for JemFest UK in 2 weeks time.... and may the Gods of Shred smile on me that day......
JSC1 - are you missing my point a little here?? # : ) ..... to learn all diatonic modes and the natural minor everywhere on the neck in any key you only have to learn 7 fingerings.... then a little math..... so by learning as many as possible means learn 7 different fingerings... not much to learn really.... especially when you think of all the music that this unlocks...
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jesse BARCZYNSKI
greenfield, WISCONSIN
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i saw your show in milwaukee at the riverside.one of the best shows by a guitarist that i've seen in years.really enjoyed your performance from one guitar lover to another,your one of my motivators to keep me playin'.thanks again for the feeling that u gave me.
JESSE BARCZYNSKI
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Tue Sep 24 '02 10:21:45 am
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juanje
juan
Leon
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Hy to everybody! HEY JOE when are you gonna come to SPAIN? A lot of people we are waiting for a long long time. My english its no so good.. Well man come soon. Thanks for your music. See you and all the fans someday. Bye.
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Mark Taylor
Mangotsfield, Bristol
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Hey Austin see link here, this is who I bought it from http://www.guitarproject.com/gal/1i.htm - shows all pictures of work undertaken (how do i input link direct, cannot understand what jon wrote)
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Joe, Just wanted to thank you for the autograph session you did back August 10th at the Wherehouse in Hollywood. I was there with my daughter. Later on that day the entire family (6) saw your incredible performance at the Greek Theater. We look forward to your next performance in the Los Angeles area...hopefully November or December of this year...Take Care. German.
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Justan Lee
Owasso, OK
USA
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Hey Satch, just wanted to say that "Mind Storm" is one of the best songs you've ever written. The new album is great!
Any chance you might hook up with Microsoft to put "Mind Storm" in the ads for "Halo 2" next Christmas? (XBox)
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hey now, iko iko all day~!~!, along with da kind some bikinis & the river, 100 already mon, take me to the river & throw me in the water~!~~!~~!~~!~~!, traveler is perfect joe, thanks again, concord is coming soon, have fun in japan, later days~!
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tapper5
William Partridge
georgetown, ontario
canada
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whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa.... my head is goona explodeeeeeeeee....lol ok guys this i s what i know.
and remember i am searching while doing this,i know fret-board notes.and i know the cmaj scale.
C - D - E - F - G - A - B - C.
NOW LETS SAY FOR ARGUMENT SAKE ,THAT ALL I KNOW.
i havent applied anything to guitar. my question is ,where do i go from here? what should i learn next?
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