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John Wooley
Houston, Texas
US
Plays: Guitar (35 years)
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how's it going Joe..? you have been touring awhile on this one eh..? man...I must say my playing is in something of a rut at the moment..but it won't last. Any ideas on some good music that may spark some artistic flavor..? thanks...and good luck on the rest of the tour..!!
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Mon Oct 28 '02 2:42:40 pm
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RDG
Raymond DiGiorgio
San Diego, CA
USA
Plays: Guitar (42 years)
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Ah, the joys of college...
Translation - MIDTERMS SUCK!
Anyway, It never ceases to amaze me. You miss a week or so here and the text seems to add up to a month! Blows the mind.
Joe - So tell me... Just out of curiosity, what does a guy Joe Satriani enjoy doing on Halloween?? :-)
Ray - RDG
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Mon Oct 28 '02 2:53:38 pm
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PAYAMPOEM
PAYAM SALESS
TEHRAN, FGGFDGFDGFDGD
IRAN
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nitimur in vetitum
Dear joe
We are an Iranian underground Rock band , named KARMA.
this is our pleasure , you take a look at Iranian Uderground Rock competition website : www.tehran360.com
thank you
karma band
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Mon Oct 28 '02 3:39:44 pm
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JS Clone 1
Richard Haier
Toronto, Ontario
Canada
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For Adun - Damn.. heh, Australia man. Lotsa fans down there. Congrats on 150. Pre-emptive congrats on 151.
Ya Yo - The viper is crazy. Having 10 cyl., it's still more powerful than some V12's. Wow.
That's absoutely insane. I'm blow away by cutting cyls off 2 V8 blocks and putting them together.
Kinger - The singing on the new album is the best i've heard from Anders. Anything from the Reroute to Remain album. It's barely a few months old.
Check out Food for the Gods, Suburban Me or Only for the Weak. These are my fave In Flames tunes as of late.
r6rocker - Ah, yeah I have several ideas piling up in my head with lack of exposure to an instrument. They are good ones I think. Jazz - Many many chords and intricate progressions. Chromatic basslines. Improvisation. Country - Like blues but always Major/Mixo scale.
Clarky - Uh, dissonant? Sus chords aren't necessarily dissonant. A harsh, disagreeable sound... like a flat second interval?
Doesn't Suspended also mean when a triad is played but the third is replaced by either a 2nd or 4th? Sus2, Sus4?
Dyer - Ohh. See that's why In hate to and never will travel.
Mr. Nick - Lamborghini doesn't have much that's terribly new.
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Mon Oct 28 '02 4:03:06 pm
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Stu Clone
Graham Shackelford
Tacoma, Washington
USA
Plays: Bass (26 years)
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JS1,
If I may jump in here, I BELIEVE that the dissonance Clarky is referring to is inter-chordal dissonance (I'm sure that's not the right term...)
i.e., the third of a V7 chord to a I chord, the B in a G or G7 changing to the I of the I, that sort of thing... and since we have a Isus4 chord, the 4 is dissonant with the upcoming third...
Not to define dissonance for you, it's obvious you know what it is, I'm just trying to help out...
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Mon Oct 28 '02 4:13:04 pm
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Tina Ferman
Anchorage, Ak
USA
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Joe
Thanks for having a show in Portland Oregon.We are from Anchorage Alaska and it makes it easier to get to. My son is a gifted guitar player who idolizes you so for his 21st birthday we got tickets for him to see you.
See You Then
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Mon Oct 28 '02 4:17:44 pm
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Kevin Graham
Everett, WA
USA
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dyer - I think that maybe alot of members, just don't post alot,
Myself, I log on and read all the time (this is my homepage, at
work and at home) but don't post much, I usually only post in
response to someone elses post. I usually can't think of anything to say, and i can't think of any questions for Joe
that havent already been ask.
I do have one thing to say though..JOE RRRRRRRRRROOOOO
CCCCCCCCCKKKKKKKKKKKKKSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!
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Mon Oct 28 '02 4:25:42 pm
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Loo Who
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Hello Joe. Hope you do shows around the holidays. Enjoy, xo.
Narface, that's a heartbraker. So very sad. Every moment of life is precious. Take care.
Peace all, Linda
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Mon Oct 28 '02 5:36:15 pm
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Sweep_Pick
Brandon Chase
Kingsville, Ontario
Canada
Plays: Guitar (28 years)
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Hey all Satch fans! I havent posted a message in a while so I just wanted to see what was up?
Joe- Is there going to be a G3 next year??? If there is, who did u have i mind for the 3rd guitarest? Frank Gambale would be cool...or maby Eddie Van Halen......the list gose on...lol
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Mon Oct 28 '02 6:15:22 pm
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Zanymus
Zoltan Precsenyi
Schaerbeek, Bruxelles Capitale
Belgium
Plays: Guitar (31 years)
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Hi, Joe! I've got a weird request: as a self-taught guitarist (no virtuoso for I have a weak and aching finger), I'm a huge admirer of yours. For the last few days, I've been having great fun playing my new Ibanez JS100 (by the way, I had to sell my old Gibson Les Paul and my Squier Telecaster to buy it, but have no regrets cos' it stands bloody well for both and even far more). Anyway, today I managed to record a song of my own (sort of musical cubism at the level I can reach) which I'd like to dedicate to you, just to thank you for all that magic you offer us throughout your CDs, and of course also for having had the wonderful-sounding JS Series instruments designed by Ibanez (mine doesn't even have DiMarzio's and though sounds like hell). So here comes the request: is there a way to send you the MP3 file (4.620 kilobytes for 4 minutes 55), for the fan to offer the Master the only affordable and all the more humble present he has to offer? Thanx a lot, and looking forward to seeing you back in Paris (where I live just now) or - why not? - one day in my home-town Budapest. ;-) Zanymus
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Mon Oct 28 '02 6:16:15 pm
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MegaBoyd
Boyd
suisun city, california
u s A
Plays: Bass
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Get a loaf, I don't like the frontier's too much. they look like they are snap on trucks. I just am a tacoma fan, not to much else to say. some people like different things. the s-runner I want is just something different too. alot of people are talking about super cars around here. but the truck I want is actually within reach it just has zero advertising for it.S Runner MegaBoyd
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Mon Oct 28 '02 6:29:54 pm
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JS Clone 1
Richard Haier
Toronto, Ontario
Canada
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Stu Clone - I dunno man. I recently started structuring little improvised songs using that kind of theory, or just forgetting about stupid theory and just coming up with something.
For instance, I would use a Emin, simple enough and switch to a D9, which is D with an E on top. That would be a form of suspension, but I don't get the dissonance. I don't think it's important to know anyways. Write what sounds good. Sometimes, thinking too much in terms of theory takes away a lot of creativity. It used to for me until I realized what I lost once I learned lots of theory.
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Mon Oct 28 '02 6:53:47 pm
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Pablo Alpuín
Florida, Florida
URUGUAY
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Hello! Joe
My name is Pablo Alpuín, I'm 21 years old, I'm from URUGUAY and I speak a little English.
I'm a guitarrist and I like practising yours techniques and sounds. Although I have a small equipment (I use cort guitar, Laney amp and mutiefects Zoom pedal). My favorite song is Love Thing because this is composed with an exceptional armony.
I would like to know about your equipment (pedals,efects,amps,guitars,etc.) and more about yours techniques.
Keep in touch. I'm waiting anxiously your answer.
Congratulation for your work as a musician.
Thanks! Greetings Pablo Alpuín
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Mon Oct 28 '02 7:52:31 pm
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Dan Guthrie
Alamogordo, New Mexico
USofA
Plays: Guitar (64 years)
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Hey, Joe. Thanks, first of all for the music through the years. I remember the first time I heard your music, was working in a shop repairing stereos, watching surfing championships on espn. That was 1980. (surfing with the alien) Yeah, that one hooked me. Will be in Portland, with my sweetheart, she likes you too. Would like to bring my JS for you to autograph for me. Well? I'll buy you lunch!!! thanks again, even if ya say no. Regards, Dan....(Dangerousdan the cable man) ...dangerous1@cablerocket.com
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Mon Oct 28 '02 8:40:01 pm
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njbeast
David Wren
Manchester,
UK
Plays: Guitar (25 years)
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Good Morning
Satchaholics
How are we all today?, i am back after a weekend off, i was ment to be going to amsterdam on a stag do, but the guy who's stag do it was lost his passport ( watta geek ) we we went round manchester on fri night and went off to leeds on sat for a night out, it all ended up good. but just a bit pissed off we did not get to Amsterdam. oh well.
Hey Joe have not seen some blue for a bit, Just take'n some time out?
Cheers
Dave
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Tue Oct 29 '02 12:42:02 am
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Cyberjoe
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Hey njbeast, sorry to hear you didn't get to go to amsterdam...but to be honest, i think you were kinda lucky.....was this HUGE storm here, roof of central train station collapsing, travellers being rescued and put in some kind of shelter for stranded travellers, plane-trips being cancelled, trees falling over, lots of things happened here....so maybe you were just a bit lucky to stay overthere...well.....you must have had quite a storm as well....nice party hey ????
maybe better luck next time...
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