death cube k
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jblaze yes my comment was harsh............hahaha
i think thats what zang was reffering to?
matt king jeff beck is awesome,i have some live show bootlegs and have seen him many times beck is the man
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Tue Oct 22 '02 8:04:21 am
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David Wren
Manchester,
UK
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Hey Satchaholics
Ow well i am off in about 10mins and i wont be posting as much for about a week or so. all stay well.
Joe on my few days away i will try and think of a good question to ask you, i will be glad to get off work for a few days, hope you are well after the shows you have just done, nodoubt they where as good as london, brimingham and manchester, oh well off home to unwind to a bit of your music, i may even play a bit of it, if you don't mind
JOE How do you feel about other people playing your songs?
Cheers
Dave
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Tue Oct 22 '02 8:52:53 am
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Dan Kokol
Bradford, Ontario
Canada
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Ovation? - Harem Scarem are a pretty cool bunch of guys(& good musicians too) but are not very well known in North America.
to add to the fancy of those interested in 2 handed tapping, here's a lick with the same kind of though behind it as clarky's. here goes
12-0-5-7-8-12-8-7-5-0 or for an added twist add the 3rd finger from your picking hand & you get
12-0-5-7-8-12-15-12-8-7-5-0
these 2 tapping licks work great over a funky A-9 type of vamp
have a great day
Danny K
danny k
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Tue Oct 22 '02 9:18:06 am
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Kelly Ritchotte
Boise, ID
US
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Hey all.... Just a quick hiya.
Matt King, JS Clone1, death cube K and others...
did you guys ever check out my friend Jason Blake @mP3.com:http://artists.mp3s.com/artists/118/jason_blake.html
Let me know what ya think, he's going to be mixing and mastering my current project.
Can't seem to make a workable link, so copy and paste it until I figure this out.
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Tue Oct 22 '02 9:18:22 am
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Lyz
Elizabeth Miller
Buffalo, NY
USA
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Looking to buy a JS series guitar, but I've hit a road block.
The only difference (aside from color availability) between the JS1000 and JS2000 is the bridge. The JS2000 has an "FX bridge", and I can't find what exactly that is, anywhere. Anyone care to explain the difference between the two guitars? Would appreciate it :).
~Lyz
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Tue Oct 22 '02 9:28:17 am
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Paul Clark
plays the organ, going blind
www.paul-clark.com
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phryg dom / ovation - I like simple... for home use, the only thing I'm interested in is the mechanical transfer of my ideas onto 'tape'... the quicker and easier it is then the better... I'm most interested in the composition and orchestration... so I leave all the fancy recording to the pro's... there is no way that you'll get a home setup to sound like a $300,000 plus studio... so don't try... write and record at home to 'sketch it out'... without paying massive amounts of attention to the quality of the recording or the performance - so I get it sounding 'pretty ok'.... which is serves its purpose...
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Tue Oct 22 '02 9:36:48 am
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In my books,Dream Theater is the best Vocal Band!
The best Heavy Metal Band
The best Rock Opera band
Best all around Musicians.......On the Frikazian planet...!:)
I finally saw them live at Pompano Beach,Florida 2 months ago.I was totally in shock,Portnoy made it look soooo damn effortless & the timing was flawless.
Petrucci was Too professional..lol..
The bass player mirrored what Petrucci was doing in perfect synch
The Keyboard player didn't miss a lick.
The sound was excellent.......I can't say anything but good things about these guys.
But Joe is still the best Guitar solo artist around:)
...jblaze1
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Tue Oct 22 '02 9:37:11 am
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JBlaze, my guess is that you haven't switched to decafe yet. LOL!! But then again, I'm feeling like such a turtle today. Turtle, turtle. :)
Mike Portnoy is awesome! Check out his dvd Liquid Drum Theater if you have a chance. He chalks up his drumming skills in one phrase "it's all math". Shaaaaaa! Math, great reflexes, a fantastic memory, and good hair. LOL!!
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Tue Oct 22 '02 9:47:09 am
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Alex Harris
Las Vegas, NV
USA
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Lyz have you tried the ibanez.com website. They explain a llitle about the two different bridges. I know that Satch used the JS2000 on the new album for a few tracks. I think that it just provides a different tonality to the guitar- if that makes sense!?
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Tue Oct 22 '02 10:18:07 am
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Kelly Ritchotte
Boise, ID
US
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Thanks for checking out Jason's stuff. He's the most insane player I know, personally. He is even better at recording engineering.
death cube K - Yeah, he does sound like Holdsworth at times, I hear alot of Shawn Lane and Brett Garsed too. I wish he would release some of his other material. The music at his mP3 site is all his shredder stuff. I love it, but he's not just a shredder. He has a catalogue of over 5k songs; lives and breaths writing, recording and teaching. Very cool guy to hang with.
OCPS470 - I'll check your stuff out tomorrow night, have DSL at the studio, slow here though. Cool web-site.
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anuj
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lyz the fx-edge is a fixed bridge.. it *looks* like the regular edge whammy, but it doesn't float.
portnoy's got nothin' on peart ... and quite honestly, i'm sure portnoy would agree ;-)
~A
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Tue Oct 22 '02 10:50:22 am
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Paul Huxley
Guildford, Surrey
England
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austin, get a loaf... i was pretty darn sure a rimshot was something else... where you hold the bottom end of the drumstick on the skin and then hit the rim with the normal part of the stick- great sound... i was pretty certain, though I could well be wrong.
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Dan Kokol
Bradford, Ontario
Canada
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I forgot to add Scott Henderson with either Tribal Tech or Vital Tech Tones for G3. Scott is amazing.(Victor Wooten is pretty good too:))
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Tue Oct 22 '02 11:03:52 am
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John B
Regina, Sk
Canada
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yea lyz, the 2000cg has a fixed bridge which means no whammy stuff like satch boogie...joe wanted a js1000 with a fixed bridge to give him more sustain, and that's what they came up with..and a new paint job.
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