Sky_Ant
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JOE!!!
I hope you read this. I was the guy who gave you the demo in FL and last night at the Beacon Theater I asked you if you heard my demo and you said it was in your tool box. You asked me what the name of the demo was. Well here's the name just in case you forgot....Reaching Entropy (band name lol) Red Sky. Thanx so much Joe hopefully you'll let me know what you think my info is in the demo case....I hope you even read this lol
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Wed Nov 12 '03 10:33:53 am
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Manuel Garcia
Guatemala City, ----
Guatemala
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I know this g3 is only starting but........for the next one I think there's only one choice...ED VAN HALEN....
cya
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Wed Nov 12 '03 10:51:46 am
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Jacob Stewart
Washington
U S
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Jimi is a good guitar player but I just think that guys like Joe and Steve are better and you have to admit Jimi wan't the best singer around, Joe isnt the very best either but he is in tune witht he music and sounds good. He has a ruegular (I think its called alto or something) voice that sounds good for his music.
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Wed Nov 12 '03 10:57:07 am
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Karen Monticue
Pittsburgh, PA
USA
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Satch, I went to the G3 tour in Pittsburgh, Pa at the A.J Palumbo Center. You were awesome. Your Starry Night performance touched me so much that it is now my favorite song. I think you and Vai were completely awesome and magical. Not to bad mouth him, but I feel that Malmsteen really did not fit. I was so upset when you guys were playing Keep on Rocking in a Free World by the great Neil Young and he kept trying to jump in and steal your solos. He also hit Vai with his guitar, which really irritated me. He clearly had no respect for that performance. I feel Eric Johnson, despite repetition of the tour, would have enhanced the concert much better. You are the most talented guitar player who ever was. Concluding with a side point, my financee' Steve is a huge fan. He has endeavored to learn your songs but is not having large success. He has all of your cds and said that 11/7/03 was one of the best nights of his life. Thank you so much.
daisyrox10@hotmail.com
love,
karen
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Wed Nov 12 '03 11:05:35 am
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Sky_Ant
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Webmaster
can you please make sure joe gets my message it would mean so much to me thank you! the message was the one before this message counting my posts. Thanx again!!
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Wed Nov 12 '03 11:06:10 am
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Do The Stu: Happy 1500!!
Hmm... shouldn't I be the winner for travelling the furthest to watch G3? I did come all the way from Hong Kong... even though it initially was for study!!
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Wed Nov 12 '03 11:24:37 am
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Simon
Granada, Andalucia
Spain
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mischievous, stealing my thing? not at all bro'! I'm always glad to see supporters of the Hill Groove For G3! campaign. I'm pleased I helped your re-discovery of an amazing Satch future-classic! Hill Groove is such an uplifting, happy melody, it really sticks out on that album, and the whole album is fantastic, so for something to stick out is pretty awesome!
Go check out The Forgoten on the FIABD album, and maybe I'll soon have you adding The Forgotten (Part 2) For G3! to your posts too! hehehe.
Fused, I hate those weeks where you can't play something that interests you! Are you pre-occupied with something? I can't work out what causes it......I wonder if the likes of Mr Satriani ever have weeks like that?!
Got DLR's "Skyscraper" album this morning, and am just listening to it now for the first time - pretty good. Is that Yosemite Valley on the front cover?
Michelle, happy 900
PhryDom, yeah I can understand the writing-by-framework point of view, and that's probably the approach that I mostly take.
Adrianorb, that link to the Bad Mother F****r wallet is awesome. I actually want one! hehe, cheers for that dude
Austin, I take it DLR's stuff with Eddie was pretty cool then? I got "Eat 'Em And Smile" and "Skyscraper" as part of my Vai collection.........I'll eventually have to do the same with Frank Zappa stuff (expensive!). Then when I finish collecting Paul Gilbert, Andy Timmons and Dream Theater, maybe I can start on an EVH collection, and get some more DLR stuff! hehe, I hate having this obssessive compulsion to get everything by an artist I like!
Does anybody know what pickups Mr Timmons uses? Oh, and does anybody remember what Nuno's bridge pickup is?
Jake 49ers, yeah It's ok to like someones music and not like them as a person. I agree with you about Jimmi - I don't have much respect for people who are drugged up all the time. That's why I have so much respect for Joe, Steve, EJ, Nuno.......all the amazing players I like. That said, I have to feel some respect for Jimmi, cuz he wrote some amazing bits of music, and played his guitar upside down!
Oh, and regards Halo, you need to find you some money. I don't play games much, but it's gotta be right up against GTA3 and Half-Life (actually it's better than Half-Life) as the best game ever written. I thoroughly recommend Halo, so much effort was put into it's production, and it has an awesome storyline.
Sharif, I totally know what you mean on the power thing. It's easy to have too much. Lotec Sirius - 1200 BHP. Why? Bugatti 16/4 Veyron - 1000+ BHP. Why? I have much more respect for people who moderate power and weight, cuz it's those people who are real engineers. That said, the Tacoma Hillclimb is a pretty amazing vehicle! hehe, I've never seen anything look like such a deathtrap to drive.
"it's like buying a 36 hour clock lol!" hehehehehe, that's damn good man! I'll have to use thatin future!
I still say Nuno Bettencourt for G3! I'd love to see him in a big show like this, he's such a dude, but his band music these days might not fit so well with a whole G3 show.
Austin, happy 1-and-a-half thousand. where in hell did all those come from? Hehehe, I assume you're a member of Post-aholic's Anonymous?!
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Wed Nov 12 '03 11:29:25 am
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Manuel Garcia
Guatemala City, ----
Guatemala
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i know that nuno is a great musician, but didn't he started out sounding a lot like eddie VH, I don't know what kinda music is he doing these days....instrumental?..... I still say eddie VH is perfect for an upcoming g3 thing.
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Wed Nov 12 '03 11:38:10 am
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LOVE NUNO!!!. Use to see him play with extreme before they made it big, in Boston at Narcisus and a few other places. Always loved it when he did his solo. He had this one solo that I loved, and he's cute too. I haven't heard anything about him in years? What is he up too?
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Jared Presley
Cincinnati, Ohio
USA
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How do they pick the winners for the satch tapes, is it random? You know, there's no point arguing who's the best because it's all an opinion. It's an art, and you can never totally agree on it. I'll give my list though, of favorites and who I enjoy most.
1:Joe Satriani
2:Steve Vai
3:Stevie Ray Vaughan
4:Eric Johnson
5:Steve Morse
6:John Petrucci
7:Chet Atkins
8:Andres Segovia
9:Robin Trower
10:Gary Moore
11: Eddie Van Halen
12:Randy Rhoads
13:Frank Zappa
14: Robert Fripp
15: Dweezil Zappa
16:Jake E Lee
17: Jimi Hendrix
18: Kirt Hammet
19:James Hetfield
20:Steve Stephens
21:Zakk Wylde
22:Phil Keaggy
23: Ritchie Blackmore
24: Jimmy Page
25: Steve Howe
26: Eric Clapton
27: Walter Trout
28:Tony Iommi
29: Jimmie Vaughan
30: Brian May
31: Jeff Beck (Kinda low yes, but I haven't listened to him all that much, should though)
32: Uli Jon Roth
33: Yngwie Malmsteen (Another one low down, I like his stuff, but his solos
don't spark me like Vai and Satch's do.)
34: Buckethead
35: Prince
36: Larry LaMode (Primus Guitarist, bad spelling)
37: John Scofield
38: Johnny Winter
39: Muddy Waters
40: David Gilmore (At times he'd be in the 20's, but it depends if I'm in a Floyd craze)
41: John Lee Hooker
42: Paul Gilbert
43: Vinnie Moore
44: Dwane Allman (Not much into Southern Rock, good guitarist though)
45: Buddy Guy
46: Derek Trucks
47: Jennifer Batten
48: Badi Assad
49: Michael Hedges
50: George Lynch
51: Jon Schaeffer
52: Eric Caudeix
53: Larry Carlton
54: Al DiMeola
55: Kenny Wayne Shepard
56: Les Paul
57: Marty Friedman
58: Igor Belsky
59: Allan Holdsworth.
60: Dave Beegle
61: Albert King
62: Tony Macalpine
63: Trevor Rabin
64: Adrian Legg
65: Phil Collin
66: Ted Nugent
67: Angus Young
68: Pat Metheny
69: George Harrison
70: Joe Pass
71: Ry Cooder
72: The Edge
73: Syd Barrett
74: Johnny Marr
75: Vernon Reid
76: Carlos Santana
77: B.B. King
78: John Williams
79: Christopher Parkening
80: Julian Bream
81: Peter Frampton
82: Ronnie Montrose
83: Joe Walsh
84: Paul Kossoff
85: Stanley Clarke
86: Robert Johnson
87: Chuck Berry
88: Earl Hooker
89: Elmore James
90: Bonnie Raitt
91: Magic Sam (Sam Maghett)
92: Otis Rush (Yeah, a lot of these blues one's in the 90's are honerable metions)
93: Freddie King
95: Jimmy Reed
96: Bo Diddley
97: Clarence ``Gatemouth'' Brown
98: Albert Collins
99: George Benson
100: Jared Presley (Me)
ANyway, is there anyone who has all of Satch's transcription/tab books, I'm trying to start a collection. How is the SBM one? I might ask that for christmas or buy it myself. I also have a collection of VAi and Steivie Ray ones. Who's the biggest Satch collecter, I'd like to see their collection!
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Kelly Ritchotte
Boise, ID
US
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Wow... it's lively today. I will refrain from commenting on the debate, except to say that I love what he did, and I didn't know him as a person. I was only about three when he passed away.
Michelle: Have you been listening to the late Bill Hicks again?
OCP: -that doesn't surprise me. It sounds really interesting all the same. It must take tons of time to do a fretjob like that.
Clarky: -Yeah, alot of it is trial and error, unless you really get to measuring things. You may find that multiple shim sizes are useful. I actually tore apart a cheap set of brass feeler gauges and cut my shims from that. -Now, if I could just figure out how to play the damn thing. ;)
Laters...
Kell
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Colin Hughes
St. Pete Beach, FL
USA
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DEATHCUBEK- that Van Halen thing was hilarious :)
QUITO- Dont call anyone a moron. Its very childish. Plus, Jimi was jerk, he treated women like shit, as did clapton.
ZACHARY- as I said, Jimi treated women like crap
STEEVLAN1- are you sure that trucks would fit in with Steve and Joe?
962- Actually, this week I do happen to have something on my mind. In fact it could determine the course of the rest of my life, which is pretty scary seeing as im turning 15 in January. Its just a coincidence though I think. This happens to me often unfortunately. I wouldnt be the least bit surprised if Joe and Steve had the same things happen to them.
MISCHIEVOUS- a guitar game?
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962: Dude, I'm totally with you on "Hill Groove" It was one of the couple tracks I liked the first time I listened through the cd. The other couple being "Chords Of Life" and "You Saved My Life" I also wanted to say I love the Forgotten Pt2, great track from a killer album. What do you think of "Back To Shalla-Bal" ?? I think that is one of the most smoking Satch songs ever. The solo in it is AWSOME!! Don't see to many people mention that one around here.
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Emmanuel Granados
Cuauhtemoc, Chihuahua
Mexico
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hi joe, i'm from méxico, and i like you to play closer from my country, maybe el paso tx, or somwhere here in méxico, like monterrey, you are the best guitarist that I have never seen, and by the way, sorry about my english...
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Wed Nov 12 '03 12:18:37 pm
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crispin Da Costa
high wycombe, bucks
England
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just wonderin. How many times has this stu hamm thing been brought up. Every week i think. its quite funny how mistaken people can be though.
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Wed Nov 12 '03 12:44:23 pm
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Greg Melia
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mamel The people aren't going "boooooo" they are going "Stuuuuuuuu".
Austin Happy 1500.
michelle Happy 900. Race you to 1000!
jake 49ers here's a guide to singing voices:
Treble is a boy singing really high
Soprano is a woman singing really high (same as treble apart from gender)
Alto is a lower woman's voice
Tenor is a higher man's voice
Bass is a lower man's voice
Baritone is a man who fits between tenor and bass
Falsetto is where a man sings an octave higher than he usually does.
I would say Joe is a tenor.
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Wed Nov 12 '03 12:47:17 pm
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Tobias Barnes
Chicago, Illinois
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THE PREZ: YOU FORGOT #101 ACHOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
HA-HA lol. NO, JUST KIDDING BUT YOU DID FORGET PHIL KEAGGY. IF YOU DONT KNOW HIS SHIT, CHECK OUT THE MASTER AND THE MUSICIAN. A COMBINATION OF ACOUSTIC AND ELECTRIC. ALL HIS STUFF IS DOPE NOT SATCH DOPE BUT ITS UP THERE. LOT OF ALTERNATE TUNINGS AND MODES.
HEY EVERYBODY. HOW IS EVERYBODY OUT IN SATCHLAND? NO POST IN A WHILE. NO COMPUTER. USE THE ONE AT WORK. THEY BITCH ABOUT PERSONAL USE.
WHAT WAS WITH ALL THE THEORY DISPUTES? CANT WE ALL JUST GET ALONG. Aminadd9999999999999999999.
blah blah blah. Hard to learn,Nice to know, Easy to omit.
You guys are the best. PEACE LOVE AND HAIR GREASE
LOVE AND NAPPINESS!!!!!!!
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john hall
fresh meadows, new york
usa
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G3...er,...G5!...Satch, Vai, Malmsteen......Petrucci, Schon...WOW!!!! The Beacon show tues was unreal!....,Talk about a guitar showcase...quite impressive! yngwie....damn...the highlight was Icarus Dream Suite opus # 4, if i had to pick....Steve Vai was unreal, with billy sheehan on bass, steve's solo was the highlight, the way he blew and licked his strings to climax.....Joe satriani...well, anyone that taught steve vai how to play has abilities....satch opened up with satch boogie,my fave joe song. he just f****n Rocked.....then....john petrucci graxed the stage with none other than neal schon!....whoa....incredible!...renditions of Jimi's voodoo child and little wing....along with neil young's 'rockin in the free world'.. It felt like I was the only one who was singing the chorus with g3! incredible!
awestruck, We were!
being a guitarist, it was possibly the best axe attack i have ever seen.....and,man, I've seen thousands of shows!
notes to heaven,
john hall, nyc
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