Stu Clone
Graham Shackelford
Tacoma, Washington
USA
Plays: Bass (26 years)
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Chrome Jem???
yuck!
JS wins no almost no matter what! JEMs are so pointy!
edit:484, cool!
I'll treasure it while it lasts, cuz it'll be a loooooooong time before I reach 5105
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Graham Shackelford
Tacoma, Washington
USA
Plays: Bass (26 years)
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yet another double...
Trutina,
I'm gonna give you and your daily quote a run for your money...
"It would have been like murder. Besides, where would I have put my coffee?"
-Edward Abbey
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Greg M
Greg Melia
York
UK
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What's so special about 484? I agree, Jems can look rather pointy (although what are you talking about with your big long horns on your bass? (oh go on then, those are long but round instead of pointy like on the jem.)) BTW you say you play some upright double bass. Can you pluck, bow or both?
Person of the day: Emmett Chapman, inventor of the chapman stick. I want one of those so much!
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bill dahlberg
breezy point, mn
USA
Plays: Guitar (39 years)
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hey joe ~ i just emailed your opening quote on "the satch tapes" to a bunch of friends of mine in honor of todays anniversary. it really empancipates the idea of "when a door shuts, a window opens". i was just wondering - if hendrix hadn't died (33 years ago today), do you think your passion for music would've still drawn you into the spotlight? or was his passing an event that overwhelmingly enflamed your desire to carry on the torch?
for those who didn't know, there's a new jimi release out - do yourselves a favor and go pick up "live at berkeley" on CD and DVD. i have had the soundboard recording for a few years, but this is wonderfully remastered by eddie kramer - absolute clarity and power. one of his best live performances. joe, i still think you should do an album of his music - god knows you'd be the man for the job!
~bill
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Thu Sep 18 '03 11:28:21 am
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Tony O
Montgomery, AL
u.s.a
Plays: Guitar (25 years)
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Zonin thats cool! I'm always glad to hear any news on new Hendrix releases. I had no idea it was 33 years ago today. He is missed but definately will never be forgotten.
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Thu Sep 18 '03 12:01:23 pm
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chris woodland
slough, berks
england
Plays: Guitar (26 years)
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ok ive ran out of cds to listen to and i need sumit completely new ! some1 name some cool cds to buy! ive resorted to listening to 80's soft rock AHHHHHHHHHHH
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Thu Sep 18 '03 12:42:06 pm
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Graham Shackelford
Tacoma, Washington
USA
Plays: Bass (26 years)
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Crushing Day,
How much Stu Hamm have you heard?
What about Soundgarden?
GHS?
Eric Bolvin?
edit: compy 486!
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simon manzer
halifax, nova scotia
canada
Plays: Guitar (26 years)
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Crushing Day get beckers perspective album. no shred on it. just got it today... simply amazing. another one you might want to try is vinnie moores maze album. i just it.. jeez he learnt how to solo on that album. download cryptic dreams and you will see what im talking about. AMAZING SONG
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mick87
Spoonman Spider Mike
Plays: Spoons
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Ovation - lol man... maybe his guitars are like a family? "The Furries" on the G3 stage! They're like his children... you know, with names like:
- Lord Furyington
- Samuel McFury
- Furrious George
- Linda Furriéta etc.... lol....
Fusion - Hehe, I swear on my amazing vibrato! lol, good to see you understand!
Do the Stu- lol man, that's a cool link... It will always be referred to as pop to me...
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john scott
Maple Ridge, BC
Canada
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HEY JOE,
My name is John Scott and my website is www.johnscottband.com I live in Vancouver, BC, Canada and in the early nineties had a tribute to Joe Satriani called "Flyin' with the Alien". I can't wait to see the show at the Orpheum in October and would love to meet you. My band is doing wick-ED and please check out my originals at www.johnscottband.com/originals.htm
Always love your stuff and I'm a huge fan, and fellow guitarist. ,Soon
JOHN SCOTT
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crushingday62
chris woodland
slough, berks
england
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cheers for ideas guys will look them up! well this is my last post for a while! im goin to uni saturday and wonty have a cmmputer in my room untill nxt fri so bye for now!
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Do The Stu
Austin Lewis, III
Costa Mesa, CA
United States
Plays: Bass (25 years)
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greg m - While I was reading your post, I said to myself: "Yeah, but bass horns are round...they're not pointy!"...and then I go on to see you say that very thing...LOL.
I like the JS over the JEM no matter what...the body is just too cool.
crushingday62 - You should buy Pocket Full Of Kryptonite by the Spin Doctors. LOL...sorry, but that's the first disc that popped into my head. ;-)
...Austin...
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Martina ( Dyer)
London,
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njbeast I made them myself, downloaded MIDI file, then applied necessary changes, edited and via infrared copied to my mobile :)
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NARFACE- i dunno but the 3000gt is a slick looking monster, i think it's 4WD if i'm not mistaken, not sure why though...
on another note the UK magazine "classic rock" says on their site "Guitarist EDWARD VAN HALEN and his drummer brother ALEX are close to finishing a new album. It has been reported that they have parted company with VAN HALEN bassist MICHAEL ANTHONY with the material being recorded as a vocal-less duo..."
sounds like good news, an instrumental album, which could mean G3 in a number of years...but of course we have heard the old "close to finishing..." like 40 times so far.
http://www.themusicindex.com/rockahead/news.htm
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McDave
Cook, MN
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Joe Mama !!!
Jimi Hendrix......1970
It is also around the same time in 1970 that Mr. Satriani decided to devote his life to bringing the world his music !
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Ilija Arev
Stip,
Macedonia
Plays: Guitar (29 years)
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hi Joe , my name is Ilija I am from Macedonia . I have bin on your concetrt in Sofija -Bulgarija and it was graid. Wen you are going to come in south Europe ( maby in Budapest, Athen,Tesaloniki-Solun,or Sofija agian, maby Belgrade, wy not and Skopie my capital :)). ) with G3 2003
pleace forgive me for my bad english :)
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William Partridge
georgetown, ontario
canada
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Hey gang , can someone explain the timing values to me?
for example >>>> 4/4 , 6/8 . 8/8... how do you determine the beat? top # represents? lower # representd? hope this makes sense... peaceeeeeee everyone... also is there a good way to learn the notes across the strings... still frustrated... help would be much appreciated...
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William Partridge
georgetown, ontario
canada
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Another question guys and galsssssss , i have a gnx3 processor, when migrating songs from gnx3 to computer for editing , will midi transfer the files for me and is midi data and audio?or do i have to hook up sp/dif to gnx3 to puter as well?
crapppppppp , tickets have been on saleeee for days now , for some reason i thought they went on sale on the 19th...
peaceeeeeeeeeeee everyone...
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Austin Lewis, III
Costa Mesa, CA
United States
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tapper5 - In a time signature, the top number tells you how many beats are in a measure and the bottom number tells you what kind of note (quarter note, eighth note, etc.) equals one beat. So a 4/4 time signature would mean that 4 beats are in a measure, and one quarter note equals one beat. In a 6/8 time signature, there are 6 beats in a measure, and one eighth note equals one beat.
It's easiest to determine the beat by listening to the drummer. Listen to the bass drum, snare drum, and high hat, and try to find a pattern that repeats. The number of beats in the pattern will give you the time signature. A few examples:
Flying In A Blue Dream: 4/4 Once the drums come in, count along with the "bass, snare, bass, snare" pattern. Count a measure by going "one and two and three and four and" over and over... Counting the bass drum would be: ONE and two and THREE and four and... Counting the snare drum would be: one and TWO and three and FOUR and... The high hat plays on every beat, so counting it would be: ONE AND TWO AND THREE AND FOUR AND... This same basic pattern repeats (with a few variations) throughout the entire song.
Always With Me, Always With You: 6/8 Count a measure here by going one and two and three and four and five and six and... The shaker that starts at the beginning of this song is heard on every beat, so it's: ONE AND TWO AND THREE AND FOUR AND FIVE AND SIX AND... The "clap" in the background is heard on the fourth beat: one and two and three and FOUR and five and six and...
Does this make sense? Let me know if you have any questions and I'll give you a few more examples...or maybe someone else will chime in...
...Austin...
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