mowlie_2000
Aarren Mowle
Bradford, Yorkshire, UK
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Plays: Guitar (36 years)
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Ovation - That's exactly what I was after. When I was at The Guitar Institute my style was described as a cross between Hendrix and SRV which I certainly didnt complain at. I'm thinking of adding some Nuno-inspired lines to it but dropping the rhythm guitar back to just a basic chordal pattern and letting the lead guitar go where it wants to. Still in its infancy tho........
Thanks for checking it out,
Aarren
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Mon Sep 22 '03 8:08:17 am
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Help me with my career choice
If you guys had the chance to just be leaving school again, and you could either go to college, or go straight into a job, what would you do?
I don't know what I should do, I would like to just entertain people with my guitar playing, could I just do that without going to college?
Please come up with some ideas for me..
Janice
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Mon Sep 22 '03 8:17:46 am
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Greg Melia
York
UK
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Janice To quote Clarky on going to university/college/whatever you call it, "It didn't make me a better musician, but it opened up compositional avenues I could never have dreamed of." Going to college would be good, especially as, over here at least, its a lot easier to be a music teacher if you've got a diploma to your name.
ovation Thanks for the happy 813, /\/\ike! I thought no one was going to.
phrydom Have I wished you happy 1000, yet? If not, then Happy 1000 Dave! BTW, what did you use to make your guitars, and how many of them are currently assembled? What woods and what pickups, and rea they bolt, set or thru neck construction? Do you have anymore in the pipeline?
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Mon Sep 22 '03 8:52:47 am
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Vinicius Maciel
Vitória, ES
Brazil
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The Last Dragon Tears : Hey, French guy... About Stu Hamm, when I saw the DVD for the first time I also thought the public started booing him... But when Joe says "Stuart Hamm on the Bass Guitar", they actually yell "Stuuuuuu"... It sounds like a boo, but it's not, don't worry, man... How could someone do that with such an amazing Bass player?! Never! Stu Hamm rocks!
By the Way, this DVD is one of the best shows I've ever seen... Great music selection, wonderful audio/video quality and the most important: Joe and the band are just perfect...
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Mon Sep 22 '03 8:56:26 am
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Do The Stu
Austin Lewis, III
Costa Mesa, CA
United States
Plays: Bass (25 years)
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apandabear4u - Each winner receives two passes.
Artanis I Sinatra - Yeah, that was just over two years ago...right before the start of G3 2001.
Ah Nah Moi - If the venue said it is up to the artist then you should be able to bring a camera to the gig.
...Austin...
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Mon Sep 22 '03 9:04:34 am
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Ben Leck
High Point, nc
usa
Plays: Guitar (41 years)
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Joe,
Ben Leck here from Fuchs Audio Technology. I hear you, Via and Malmsteen will be in North Carolina Oct. 28. I'd like to bring an amp down for you to try and give me somefeed back, no pun intended. And I thought it would be a good opportunity to network. If there is a specific time we could meet please let me know and I'll schedule accordingly. In the mean time please check out our web site. www.fuchsaudiotechnology.com and email me with any questions, rleck@ikon.com
Thanks,
Ben Leck
Fuchs Audio Technology.
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Mon Sep 22 '03 10:24:17 am
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Myron
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Hey, it's great to see G3 coming back to the Sunshine State.
I'll be in Pensacola for your gig. I have a question: When will you be touring solo, i.e. evening with Joe, and is there an album in the works soon??
See ya soon.
myron
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Mon Sep 22 '03 10:38:21 am
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Tommy Arsenault
Farmingtion, UT
Plays: Guitar (31 years)
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Joe, I just wanted to say how much I admire your work. (Plus I wanted to see if this works) But I can't wait to see you live. My dream will soon come true. Rock on!!!
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Mon Sep 22 '03 10:47:28 am
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Simon
Granada, Andalucia
Spain
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Janice ~ take a gap year, do some work, then go to college. that's what I've just done, and i thoroughly recommend it. You get a chance to earn some money for all your hard work, buy some things (great guitars, amps...whatever) then go to college to learn what you really enjoy the most - guitar playing.
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Mon Sep 22 '03 11:19:06 am
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Harvo
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Janice - An educated older fellow once told me that in his opinion college wasn't so much about career choice and what you actually learn in college related to that choice as it is about the people you meet and the relationships you develop.
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Mon Sep 22 '03 11:56:30 am
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mick87
Spoonman Spider Mike
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Well, my Andy Timmons products I ordered came in today. They did not disappoint as expected. The guy is a monster! The Spoken and the Unspoken is such an awesome cd! And his bootleg DVD has some cool stuff in it... not the best quality but you really get to see him play; he's got awesome stage presence!
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Mon Sep 22 '03 11:59:52 am
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Fretslayer
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mick87: I'm a big fan of Andy Timmons too. I have the "Spoken/Unspoken" cd, and it's got some great stuff. I really dig his first all instrumental release "Ear X-tacy" What do you think of that album??
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Mon Sep 22 '03 12:09:35 pm
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fjgarrid
felipe garrido
Plays: Guitar (25 years)
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hi every body
i play guitar, and i like very much satriani's style, so i decided to play it on a festival. The festival is in october 18, and i'm trying to get a very close sound to his set up. I only have a korg ax1500g and a boss supershifter, so i'm looking for a patch for my multiefect pedal that could sound like satriani does
thanx!
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Mon Sep 22 '03 12:33:59 pm
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mick87
Spoonman Spider Mike
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Fretslayer - I don't have Ear-X-Tacy 1 or 2... but, I do have That Was Then, This is Now, which has got a lot of the tracks from the first Ear-X-Tacy. I love the tunes that I have heard off that album... Cry For You rocks and That Was Then, This is Now is awesome too. What tunes do you dig off that album?
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Mon Sep 22 '03 12:43:46 pm
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mowlie_2000
Aarren Mowle
Bradford, Yorkshire, UK
Plays: Hide & Seek
Plays: Guitar (36 years)
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I am working on a new tune and Ive posted it up on My IUMA. Its only 40 odd seconds long but I would really appreciate your feedback. It called Blowout.
Aarren
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Mon Sep 22 '03 12:50:20 pm
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rusty clifford
Muncie, Indiana
United States
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I was watching the G3 dvd with you, Mr.Vai, and Mr.Johnson
and on the song Cool #9 I was wondering how you do that technique where you put your right hand on the fretboard, and use your left to dance up the neck. By the way, I nicknamed this technique the "itsy bitsy spider" technique.
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Mon Sep 22 '03 1:42:11 pm
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Hey Joe!.....
br]Hi Michelle
My tattoo is sort of like a fossil of a dinosaur, just the skeleton ya know...Blazibus Maximus....LOL....It is Phucking pretty Kuul I tell ya....By the way.Make a special point to locate TOMJR at the show.He's good people...& give him a Blaze hello for me will ya?...Take care:)
Cool-Ice9.....Hey dude....You tryin' to take my job??.........LoL......
Jblaze1 for guitar guard! ............Bye all
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Mon Sep 22 '03 1:43:45 pm
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Olly
wimborne, Dorset
UK
Plays: Guitar (27 years)
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Mowlie - just cheked your tune - its well good so far! how did you do the drums? you do it all yourself if i remember rightly? keep me informed of updates!
For anyone that may be interested i have jsut recorded a version of Ceremonywhich is a cool tune!! shame about the backing track though - only mid!! and i cant tune my strings down low nough to do the second guitar bit!! checck it out and comments would be appreciated!
MY IUMA
Cheers
Olly
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Mon Sep 22 '03 1:55:25 pm
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Ya Yo Gakk
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RC9- it's joe's super fret dancer move, if you slow the DVD down frame by frame you can actually see a little smoke rise off the fretboard... in the aftermath of this discovery it has led some to name the move "the grassy knoll technique", whether or not it can be learned is a subject of heated debate!
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Mon Sep 22 '03 2:32:29 pm
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McDave
Cook, MN
Plays: Guitar (40 years)
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JBlaze for guitar guard !!
In my opinion, you would have to BE Joe to sound like Joe. I was jamming with my friends the other night, and we went into a fast blues shuffle. I'll tell you what, I have'nt had that much fun playing guitar in a long time. It finally occured to me that the blues is where I belong, and that as much as I would love to play like Joe, I don't think I would be totally happy doing that. I've given up on trying to emulate him and I'm just going to enjoy myself. I can't play like the man, but he sure inspires me to keep playing.........Peace, D@ve
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Mon Sep 22 '03 2:48:10 pm
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Olly
Your freakin' class at playing!!! :)
Could you tell me how I could get backing tracks like those one's of yours :) just thats all thats stoping me from
recording...
Rock on!!!!!!!
Janice
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Mon Sep 22 '03 2:48:41 pm
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Richard Haier
Toronto, Ontario
Canada
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Wolf - Dead niggers? Oh, right on.
Stefstreur - Manhattan is amazing isn't it? It should be on kazaa if you are familiar.
AarrenMowle - Blowout, really a rockin riff. Loved the way the bass and drums comes in and supports throughout. Let me know when you add to that one.
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