LGU89
Leanna Usher
atlanta, Georgia
USA
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I think Power Cosmic 2000 Pt. 1 is one of the most beautiful Joe songs;-)
Ethn-LOL. The Mummy 1 was much better than the 2nd, but the 2nd was good because it filled in some of the blanks. Well for me anyways.
Clarky-What in the world are you talking about?
Michelle-Today it's supposed to hit a low of 17 degrees here in Atlanta!! I hate cold. The only time I like cold is when it snows, but I don't see snow anywhere:(
I know this is late but, Happy 500th MrNick! Gosh you're old;-D
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Fri Jan 17 '03 7:45:15 am
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LGU89
Leanna Usher
atlanta, Georgia
USA
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Ovation-I LOVE "New Blues". It's another beautiful song by Joe. Did you notice that when you turned the beginning up really loud, you'd hear them saying stuff.
Ok I'll go along with y'all. SLICK! SLICK! SLICK! SLICK! SLICK! SLICK! SLICK! SLICK! SLICK! SLICK! SLICK! SLICK! SLICK! SLICK! SLICK! SLICK! SLICK! SLICK! SLICK!
I had a dream about Joe and Jeff. We were somewhere in North Dakota and Jeff ended up going on a hike with these kids. It was really weird. Plus I had a deja-vu dream. Then I had a dream of where we were in this restaurant and then we ended up being in this train and we slid off the tracks and jumped about 20 ft. down to another railway. I could actually feel my stomach jumping LOL. The guy that was driving assured us that the train was magnetic. Weird
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Fri Jan 17 '03 7:50:25 am
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tyrantduke
Alan Schrader
Cameron, MO
USA
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Clarky hey you dont have to send every edition of Theory Posse to my E-mail, i bit the bullet and went thru your 14 pages of messages, i reduced the font size to 8 and ended up with a stack of 18 papers.... it might be awile before i catch up, why didn't i join this place 4 months ago?!?!
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Fri Jan 17 '03 8:01:15 am
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mehdirocker
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Hey joe hi.I call u joe the great among my friends.
I live in Iran may be u can't even find it on map.But I love U more than any of the americans.
Will u come to my country?for a great concert?
there are so many fans in here.
answer me if u may ever even think about it
Awaiting Mehdi.
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Fri Jan 17 '03 8:11:01 am
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Mr Nick
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lgu89...very wierd dream..i have weird dreams sometimes..but not recently...
edit - cant believe i had to edit this..but its friday afternoon...so i've got a good enough excuse :)
Edited Fri Jan 17 '03 8:24 am
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Fri Jan 17 '03 8:23:12 am
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jelly man
Paul Huxley
Guildford, Surrey
England
Plays: Bass (24 years)
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mehdirocker - maybe you love him more than the americans, but nowhere near as much as us brits.... (just kidding)
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Fri Jan 17 '03 8:23:21 am
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PhryDom
Dave
Atlanta, GA
USA
Plays: Guitar (45 years)
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hey gang I've been looking at sites with info on building guitars and found this guy's site... he builds them, etc but he's also got an IUMA site and I was very impressed with his version of Flying In A Blue Dream... thought you might want to check him out... hell, maybe he's even one of you guys!!!
Alex van der Linde
Okies, gotta run... later! Dave
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Fri Jan 17 '03 8:25:17 am
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crispin
crispin Da Costa
high wycombe, bucks
England
Plays: Guitar (26 years)
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LOCAL PERSON: ure right we brits r the best fans.
MEHDI ROCKER: joe is american and surely he is his biggest fan.
can anyone tell me what a clinic is.
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Fri Jan 17 '03 8:43:15 am
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Airdy
Allan Aird
Bristol,
UK
Plays: Guitar (30 years)
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Hey All! I was just on the Steve Vai Website reading through his Journal of exploits! A particular one states an incident when he was younger, of mooning his then guitar teacher Joe Satriani while driving by in a car!! Care to elaborate on that one Joe??
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Fri Jan 17 '03 8:48:31 am
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VFRrocker
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CRISPIN - it will be a tutorial / demo type event, quite limited spaces i would imagine.
Have a good weekend guys, catchy'all next week.
OVATION - I bet there's quite a lot of people that think Clarky needs 'plekking' - lol. I noticed on the UJR site today that he played in Okinawa in 2001, did you manage to catch that ?
I know it's going back a week or so but when it comes to guitar tone, man he sounds sweet.
Has ANYBODY in here heard of Harry Cody, who was playing with Shotgun Messiah ? I've mentioned him a couple of times but nobody else seems to have heard of him.
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Fri Jan 17 '03 8:59:45 am
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satch4
Rick Ashe
Redding, California
USA
Plays: Guitar (42 years)
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hey joe !!!!!!
hows it goin'??? well I cant make it to any of your shows this winter... wells fargo really screwd me over..... otherise I would be at the reno show for sure... darnit!!!.... I really wanted to go too.. next time I hope...
anyway, good luck. I'll be cheering you on from my house...
go joe!!! wooohoooo!!!
lates
Rick
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Fri Jan 17 '03 9:09:59 am
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danny k
Dan Kokol
Bradford, Ontario
Canada
Plays: Guitar (33 years)
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r6r - I've heard of Harry Cody. But it's been a really long time since I've heard any Shotgun Messiah.
Danny K Alien Water Dance Demos
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Fri Jan 17 '03 9:22:06 am
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Abzdolz
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My greetings, Joe :)
I'm new here and I beg your pardon for questions that might be already asked.
What music do you listen to? (If you have your spare time of course :)
Who is your favorite classic composer?
What do you prefer to read?
Thank You.
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Fri Jan 17 '03 9:26:01 am
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tyrantduke
Alan Schrader
Cameron, MO
USA
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Clarky I must give you a HUGE THANK YOU, I've just got done with your Theory on Triads, and I have already learned so much, I haven't touched my guitar yet but I'm going to work on Positions and Chord Progressions right now... THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!
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Fri Jan 17 '03 9:33:21 am
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migupais
Miguel Pais
Lisbon,
Portugal
Plays: Guitar (25 years)
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PhryDom- Yeah, that's what i'll do... Thanks.
I dedicated my afternoon playing around with feedback effects... (I should be studying maths...) Does anyone know how to play does feedbacks on the intro of Flying in a Blue Dream?
I think I found out some things... I put distortion and reverb and a lot of other things in it, switch to the bridge pickup, volume up, and started experimenting... :)
The easyest one I found out it was by making a gentle pull off on the 3rd string around the 12th fret, it gave me a B feedback (sometimes it gives me a G... haven't figured out this one yet...). Also by using the same technique on the 1st string, 9th fret, it gave me the same B feedback, on the same 3rd string! Also by making a very gentle hammer on on the 4th string, 14th fret an bending just a tiny bit, it gave me, I think it was an E feedback. And it's really cool what you can do with some feedback and a tremolo arm! It was really fun to do, but I was just experimenting... I know nothing about feedback effects...
Is there any theory about feedback effects? Anyway, could someone please teach me how to play that intro? :)
Well... now I think i'll study... (Why do I have to know maths??!! I mean, we all die someday! And then noone will care if you know maths or not!)
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Fri Jan 17 '03 9:50:20 am
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Ethn Hayabusa
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Oh man,Mummy 2 was like having a catheter inserted by Shaq with Tourettes syndrome.Not even enjoyable the first time.5th element is kick ass,but The Mummy 2 makes me want to punch a small child in the throat.
I think Brendan Frasier should be kicked in the daddy button with a steel toe for that crap.
Speak of the devil,my uncle is watching it now,and my intestines are rumbling,in a futile attempt to throttle the DVD player into a thousand pieces.Hitler would have enjoyed this film.
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Fri Jan 17 '03 10:05:29 am
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tyrantduke
Alan Schrader
Cameron, MO
USA
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migupais - feedback is cool
E t h n - wow, those are some strong feelings there. I don't really remember liking or disliking Mummy 2, I just remember I thought it looked exactly like Diablo 2 (video game)
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Fri Jan 17 '03 10:29:15 am
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trutina
Bil McKim
Plays: Well with others
Plays: Guitar (29 years)
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Ethn: Don't hold back man, go ahead and tell us how you really feel. lol
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Fri Jan 17 '03 10:30:01 am
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Jue
julian avalos
stockton, CA
u.s.a
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hey, just guitarist from little town stockton,pretty close to sf, any waqy , im interested ifyou give lessons? well when you get the time if possible let me know, or maybe recomend me.
catch you later man.
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Fri Jan 17 '03 10:52:19 am
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tyrantduke
Alan Schrader
Cameron, MO
USA
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Fri Jan 17 '03 11:19:47 am
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Quantum
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Mr Nick --- May i know where you got the Satch and DT backing tracks from?? they sound like an excellent idea...
Clarky ---thanks for all the theory stuff you've been posting... i read your recent one on modulation but I have to say I'm a little confused. Why do you have to use dominant chords from A7 and Em to get back to A major? I think that's what you said.
everyone out there, hope you're having a great time and as always enjoy listening to satch...!!!
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Fri Jan 17 '03 11:19:49 am
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punkdude75
Miguel Chavez
Chi-town, Illinois
USA
Plays: Guitar (36 years)
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Clarky lol
Ovation lol...
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Fri Jan 17 '03 11:28:50 am
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PhryDom
Dave
Atlanta, GA
USA
Plays: Guitar (45 years)
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migupais, if you have the volume loud enough, try moving around the room while holding down one note... there are so-called "sweet spots" where the feedback likes to generate itself.... for FIABD hold down a C note on the third fret of the A string... for more available feedback harmonics also hold down a C on the 5th fret of the G string.... I think I read somewhere that Joe likes to put little tape marks on the stage floor so he can remember where they are for each venue. Good luck!
sharon, just a little more info... hacking doesn't mean taking your player apart (in case you were worried ;-) )... it's usually a weird combination of remote control presses that does it (kinda like those Easter Egg hidden extras)... and once it's done you don't need to do it again.... mine was something like "open DVD tray, press up, right, down, left, 3, 5, 7" and all of a sudden a message appeared on the screen saying "Region Free" :-) woohoo!!!! :-) btw my player is the one Tesco were selling, a Wharfedale DVD 750S... good luck :-) Dave
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Fri Jan 17 '03 11:31:23 am
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mick87
Spoonman Spider Mike
Plays: Spoons
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Jstrat57 - for Love Thing, check out some of the tabs at guitartabs.cc.... the opening chords are -
e---2--2--2--4--4--2--2------------
B---5--5--4--2--2--0--0------------
G---4--4--4--2--2--1--1------------
D---2--2--2--2--2--2--2------------
A--------------------------------------
E-------------------------------------
That happens three times then goes to something like this once-
e--0---0---0---0----0---0-----
B--0---0---0---0---0---0----
G--9---8---6--------1--------
D--9---9---7--------2---------
A- X------------------2----------
E--9-----------------0----------
Then back to the original chords, and then back again, you get the idea......
Of course this is just the rythmn, it changes again a bunch of times where you arpeggiate some chords, but this will give you an ok understanding......mick
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Fri Jan 17 '03 11:46:35 am
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migupais
Miguel Pais
Lisbon,
Portugal
Plays: Guitar (25 years)
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Thnx PhryDom, I'll practice on that. :)
(once again... I should be studying...)
Thought of the day: It would be great if we could fly in a blue dream without worrying about maths exams...
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Fri Jan 17 '03 12:32:47 pm
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