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crispin Da Costa high wycombe, bucks England Plays: Guitar (26 years)
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dragonchild i am going to agree with mr nick. The extremist is the one to get. if you are looking for a bluesy album then joe satriani is the one to get but for a more rock one then the extremist is the one to get.
It also has summer song so the descicion should have been easy.
JOE PLEASE DO LONDON ASTORIA
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Tue Feb 4 '03 4:22:00 am
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Mr Nick
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anyone with more theory knowlegde and know summer song better than me (clarky and Joe)...what key is it in? the tab book i have, i think its wrong. it says the key is Amaj, but i think its A mixolydian. and wheres the key change in it? and what key does it change to? the book says Bb maj, but Amaj to Bb maj in the book..surely(goig back to one of Clarky's lesons), that shouldn't sound too good. can anyone help?
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Tue Feb 4 '03 4:55:57 am
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Clarky
Paul Clark plays the organ, going blind www.paul-clark.com
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dragonchild - dude... you need to find a better library... In my local one they have some nice young part timers during the evenings and weekends..... college / university girlies making a little extra cash to fund their weekend exploits.... shwing!!!!
McDave - dude I know the fealing... failing the entrance exam for a nut-house is depressing..... you just have to knuckle down and study then you may pass next time around.... good luck bro... # : )
I recall some talk about Symphony X a while back [can't remember who tho - not important anyway]... so out of curiousity I got The Odyssey.. the limited edition version with the bonus track....
On this CD I hear
large amounts of Dream Theatre,
Malmsteen [Trilogy era - especially in the vocals, composition and some of the guitar work],
Tony McAlpine style keyboard playing [when he played keys for Vinnie Moore],
a hint of ELP orchestral style in places,
the orchestral parts sound very very synthetic [because they are] in places... I'd have thought that better sample playback modules would have been used by a band of this ilk... also the parts should be writen not to expose this.. you can only write 'true' orchestral parts when you have a real orchestra to do it with... those of us that have to emulate that sound have to make the trade off between "what you want the ochestra to do" against "does it still sound realistic"...
the compositions contain a few modulations that sounded a bit dodgey here and there... as if it was modulation to sound clever and not because the melody / riff was crying out for it....
The overall mix contains a little too much 'high-mid' eq [especially the vocals and guitars] for my taste...
The other side of the coin is:
these guys are serious serious players...
the riffs are "as tight as a baby's ass"
some of the solos are dead clever and imaculately executed... big respect to the axeman....
the riffs are big and heavey - just like the doctor ordered...
the songs have heaps of dynamic variation - great if you're a progger - which I am....
Overall - I really enjoy their music - the CD is now in the car, played often and very loud.... I need to get another CD of them... love it.....
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Tue Feb 4 '03 5:10:59 am
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Mikey D in da house Satch = ZEN Land Of The Rising Sun Plays: Guitar
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dragonchild: Choosing btw. "Joe Satriani, NOTE and The Extremist."....We'll you'd be better off getting The Extremest first....It is the most "recognizable" JOE....The self titled is great also, but is strictly Blues, and "Cool No.9" is heard the most from that one....NOTE is also great, for me, perhaps the best!! Experimental JOE all the way....It is very unique, and you hear where JOE came from....Plus RUBINA is on there!!
Toss up....
WEBDUDDER!! Thank's for uploading that little scoop from KRON!! I finally found it!! Was looking everywhere....Those newscaster's are also kuul!! They knew lot's of info about JOE!!!! Awesome footage, and I like Starry Night even better without the drums!!!!!!!!!!! (Sorry Jeff ;-) ) It's great to see JOE get the recognition he deserves, and I still can't believe how much of a talented family he has!!!!
Nite all, /\/\ike
Quick Edit!! Clarky my Grandmaster friend.... Have you heard of the brilliant Brasil Metal Band called "ANGRA"!?!? They rock!!!! Me and a friend jammed to their new one....Dammit, I can't remember the name....But there is a ghost-like figure on the cover....It rocks hard!! The drummer and axemen brilliantly execute their part's....And the singer.....A MUST check out, if you don't know already!!!!!
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Tue Feb 4 '03 5:12:39 am
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Silmarien
Martina ( Dyer) London, GB/PL
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hi all
webmaster - in the newsletter theres written that we can have starry night on our mobile - I already have 'time machine', 'summer song' and few more LOL, but thats nice - starry night :) greets
r6r - hello, whats up?
dragonchild - hur mar du? LOL :)
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Tue Feb 4 '03 5:17:21 am
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crispin
crispin Da Costa high wycombe, bucks England Plays: Guitar (26 years)
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hi everyone and joe. Is joes chromeboy the same spec as the 10th anniversary models.
does anyone in england know where i can get a guitar chrome plated.
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Tue Feb 4 '03 5:37:53 am
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chocoholic
sharon dzuba England
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Local Person - Are you going to be some kind of Engineer then, I do know that the Building Industry is crying out for good engineers, might be worth looking at, unless you are going to eventually become a music artist.
LOL sharon
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Tue Feb 4 '03 5:39:43 am
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chocoholic
sharon dzuba England
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Dragonchild - Get the Extremist.
R6, RDG, Cleetus happy birthdays hope you all had good ones.
JOE - Congrats on the Grammy Nomination and The Governor's Award. Well done Joe.
Come back to the UK soon, we are still being tortured by bad music.
Andy Pandy has lost his guitar teacher, looks like he has gone and got himself a recording contract and has to move to London permanently. His name is Martin Inman and he's a bit of a cool guy.
LOL Sharon
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Tue Feb 4 '03 6:09:06 am
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shred4HIM
Dan Shea
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Joe: I have heard that you mentioned a G3 DVD coming. It was heard on a radio interview recently but was the tail end of the interview. What were you talking about? Are you doing a new G3 DVD? (hopefully yes!!!!)
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Tue Feb 4 '03 6:14:37 am
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Ethn Hayabusa
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Oddly enough, The Extremist is my least favorite Joe album.I rarely play it, and dislike several of the songs with the white hot intensity of a thousand suns.Well, no, not that much, but songs like Motorcycle Driver, Summer Song, and Cryin' never get play on my stereo.I love Rubina's blue sky Happiness, Why?, New Blues,and Tears in the Rain though.
I must also concede that this album was very important in my development as a player, I got the tab book for my 13th birthday, and that's all I did for about a year, play from that book.I remember that the stretches for "Tears.." seemed impossible, lol.Good memories.
Not of this earth is lacking in the sound quality department, but it's very quirky, and you probably have never heard anything quite like it.Sort of a "mad record".
Olly-no real amp(just a little 10 watt practice amp), no recording equipment.You don't want to hear me, I suck.
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Tue Feb 4 '03 6:16:15 am
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joshua helfrich baldwin, michigan usa
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joe really pisses me off, the last G3 i went to he was up there jammin away. but it seemed to me like he was glaring the spot light off his guitar directly at me. and i couldn't see! i was soooo mad. KILL THE CHROME GUITAR
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Tue Feb 4 '03 6:42:15 am
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Master Yoda
Neil Morgan York, North Yorkshire England Plays: Guitar (30 years)
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Local Dude - Yeah, man; that sounds like a pretty cool course... Good luck!
Mr Nick - Well, I don't work for the admissions team at the Academy, nor do I really now the criteria they're looking for. But I have heard some of the other players, so on those grounds I'd be very surprised if you don't get onto the higher course with that tape. Provided you nailed it all...
JSC1 - Thanks for your feedback, man. I'm trying to get a couple more pieces on that site as my playing has imroved a ridiculous amount since "Crimson", but the college aren't particularly keen on me uploading files through their systems... "Let's Hear it for A Minor" was just a dick-around, first take improv thing. No set pieces that were intended to capture your ear - more of a showcase of my ability (or lack thereof...?). Stay tuned for more pieces though! Your new guitar sounds ace by the way!
Stu Not Boo - Yeah, thanks! I'm gonna take a few more pictures for my IUMA soon, one of which will probably include my "armoury", as it were... lol... I'll let you know if you like.
Clarky - It is gorgeous, but don't be jealous - your custom 7-string will probably blow it away... Any news on that beast?
I GOT FINCH TICKETS!!!!!!!!!!
Neil
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Tue Feb 4 '03 6:45:29 am
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Greg M
Greg Melia York UK
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dragonchild, get the extremist - its way my favourite album. Joe Satriani is my least favourite album. If you want it because of his performance of cool#9 on G3, it's really different on the album.
Hey guys, I work in my school library.
Nick, where are you applying to?
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Tue Feb 4 '03 6:48:40 am
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Gustavo Ayala Ashland, MA United States Plays: Guitar
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Hi Joe, what's up with the east coast? Don't forget your fans in New England... is it possible for you not to perform in the Boston Pavilion. I don't really like the place.
Could you consider playing The Forgotten (I and II) on your next concert? that's one of my favorites. I already put it in my list.
Hope to see/hear you soon...
Thanks!.
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Tue Feb 4 '03 7:00:12 am
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Mr Nick
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master yoda..yeah..its sort of my take on summer song really..a simpler version, i have a backing track of it..so i'm only playing the lead...but i hope to nail the rest of the tape though
greg m..the ACM in surrey, uk, where master yoda is out right now
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Tue Feb 4 '03 7:02:07 am
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crispin
crispin Da Costa high wycombe, bucks England Plays: Guitar (26 years)
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did joe ever release the 2001 g3 on cd cos there is a guy on e-bay who says he got the cd. its a copy tho but its still tempting me.
Where have u all got ure satch backing tracks from
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Tue Feb 4 '03 7:19:56 am
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Narface
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hmm... the pain is dying away. breathing seems normal, except if I take really big breaths, then I get this funny tingling feeling in my windpipe. Feels much better than last nite. *_*
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Tue Feb 4 '03 7:28:00 am
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Ollyno1uk
Olly wimborne, Dorset UK Plays: Guitar (27 years)
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Ethn - Im sure the situation cant be that bad! get some stuff up so I can hear!!
I guess I should do the same at some point"!! what sort of style do you play?
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Tue Feb 4 '03 7:37:53 am
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