Jeeve
Varada Rajan
Mumbai, Maharashtra
India
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TO JOE
PLS... PLS.... Dont cancel ure India tour.Make it somehow,as its assured tht India isnt affected by the virus..
urs lovingly
Jeeve
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Tue Apr 15 '03 10:48:42 am
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matt king
Matthew King
Brick, New Jersey
United States
Plays: Guitar (35 years)
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man...81 degrees and sunny...can't complain today! and man, i turn 20 in 10 days...this age stuff is getting scary hehe
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Tue Apr 15 '03 10:52:40 am
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paperino
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Hi Joe,
I'm Ubaldo from Italy. I have two son's and both of them are very, very, fond of you. Please this is a father that is imploring you!! Really!! Please when will you be able to come and play your magic guitar in Italy (Rome) do you remember last year? We were there and you were fantastic!! The greatest dream that my wife and me have, is that my son's can meet you even for only a second. Sorry for my english.
The song that we love so much is "Always with me always with you"
By from Italy (Rome)
Ubaldo and his son's
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Tue Apr 15 '03 10:55:24 am
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Mr Nick
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over the rianbow song...one from that website keihan gave us a link too...hmm....some of it sounds like satch..but i dont think it is.
the song is a really nice song, anyone got tabs for it? and a backing track?
matt king,,,turn 20 in 10 days time..yeah..aging is a worry..lol
and..also..on your COE website forum...i cant change my email address on it without it saying the password is incorrect when i press apply changes or ok..or whatever you press to save the changes.
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Tue Apr 15 '03 11:17:26 am
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mick87
Spoonman Spider Mike
Plays: Spoons
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Joe - I read an interview you did on guitar.com and you were talking about your home recording studio.... What is this Palmer Speaker Simulator you use? It sounds pretty cool... I was thinking of picking up a mic sometime, but from what you were saying on the interview the Palmer takes the place of a mic? Couldn't find any more info on the thing... Any info, such as websites, would be awesome if you'd post it...
Matt - You will now be 1/5 of a century!! :o... Oh very cool bass mix you did on Flight of Mind...
Mick
Oh.... I think GNR did a cover of Somewhere Over The Rainbow.... Could be the one your talking about.....
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Tue Apr 15 '03 11:41:35 am
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962
Simon
Granada, Andalucia
Spain
Plays: Guitar (24 years)
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I can recommend a good guitar teacher in LA: Dave Weiner. Honest, no joke. E-mail him at daveweiner1@aol.com and ask him for a lesson.
Trust me, he does teach! he sais so on his site. I mailed him once and asked about it and he mailed back saying "sure if you're in the LA area gimme a mail and I'll let you know if I'm free to teach". I live in the UK so being in the LA area isn't something that comes often to me! hehe.
HILL GROOVE kicks ass.
Got "Extreme"s 'Pornograffiti' today. also kicks ass!
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Tue Apr 15 '03 12:55:09 pm
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bluebuffalo
Freddy Garza
McMinnville, OR
USA
Plays: Other (57 years)
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Hi Joe, hope all is well with you are yours. band as well. quick questions. How long have you know Galen? have you done any other stuff with him? He compliments you very well.
thanks freddy
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Tue Apr 15 '03 1:08:29 pm
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Greg M
Greg Melia
York
UK
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ADRIANORB Don't bother sending it to me, I'll find it on the net sometime else.
MATT Sounds nice with the weather!
962 Yeah, I noticed on his site that he does teaching. Do you know if his album is out yet? That guy is one mean guitar player! One thing though, he's an awesome teacher, I'm certain, but I would you spend all the time asking him about playing with Steve? I'm sure I would!
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Tue Apr 15 '03 1:24:16 pm
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PhillyPhan
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gig story i found at www.fenderforum.com...
For several years I played in a 5 piece, (Rock - Country - Beach), band in Myrtle Beach SC. Many times during the summer we played out on the various fishing piers from 8:00 to 12:00 p.m. The piers are really nice, pay pretty well, and around 2000 people show up to listen to the show during the night. One summer right in the middle of a set, some guy caught a six foot shark. Several people dragged it up on to the pier about 30 feet away from me. After they got the big hook out of its mouth. It just sat there for a few seconds
then shot right at us. It came right under my feet, twisting and snapping at my legs, as I am trying to dive across the drums with my guitar.
I was so shocked I had to take a thirty minute break just to pull myself together. As I went back on stage, my floor effects had been crushed by the shark. My floor effects power supply was destroyed, and the volume pedal was
broken beyond repair. I had to finish the rest of the night playing straight into my amp with no effects, distortion, or volume boost. I just wonder how many other people on earth have been attacked by a shark while performing?
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Tue Apr 15 '03 1:47:03 pm
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bluebuffalo
Freddy Garza
McMinnville, OR
USA
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Crispin, Actually I never log out of this site. I read alot of the posts, I've actually have had Joe respond to a couple of my posts, the last one was last summer before SBM tour started. So you see I'm always here I just don't respond to everything.
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Tue Apr 15 '03 2:04:01 pm
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CrystaI Planet
Steve
Huddersfield,
England
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lmao we're actually talking about the weather now haha!!!! Yum i've just got a pork pie and yes thats a perfectly valid comment!!!!! ........Joe Rules.....
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Tue Apr 15 '03 2:12:34 pm
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McDave
Cook, MN
Plays: Guitar (40 years)
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woldeface, welcome aboard !!
Joe, I really gotta know.....being as old as you are, and I'm not saying you are ancient by any means ;) how in the world did you develop such a progressive, heavy playing style, when you grew up in the 60's and 70's. Most of the people I know who are in their 40's and 50's are playing Jimmy Buffet and Bob Dylan. It's amazing to me to watch a guy who is (ahem) 46, tearing up the guitar like you do.
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Tue Apr 15 '03 2:28:55 pm
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Mr Nick
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McDave..there are heavier and more progessive players than Joe. like John Petrucci for one. Steve Vai is more progessive in some ways. and guitar players in bands like Opeth are heavier and more progessive
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Tue Apr 15 '03 2:31:33 pm
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mick87
Spoonman Spider Mike
Plays: Spoons
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PhillyPhan - That's a funny story... woulda scared the hell outta me though...
Mr. Nick - Did you get that info from that guy yet?
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