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Dave
Atlanta, GA
USA
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Nick there's always the DS1 for your dirt, or maybe your amp.... clean should need nothing really, maybe later on some compression, chorus / flange, and some delay / reverb... what gear do you have now? I'm no salesman... I just have some things I don't need... maybe airing your probs / concerns will help you make the right gear decision.... no geetarist wants to waste beer money, after all, right??? lol
OK I'm off now... gonna watch some more x-files...oh and cook some dinner.... (but where I come from it's called TEA lol)... later all... Dave
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Fri Dec 19 '03 1:42:01 pm
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Mr Nick
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phrydom..i currently have a zoom gfx707 and a 15 watt marshall amp.
i cant get a decent sound though the computer for recording. the zoom wah/volume pedal it has..doesn't work. i've decided to go for stomp boxes..as they usually are better than millions of channels on a multi-effects. and easier to use live..sort of...maybe. about the ds-1..the taiwan model isn't very good from what i heard...at the music shop in guildford they have a jap ds-1 for £40 so i might get it from there..plus 10% discount for been an acm student. i need a better amp too...but again..dont know what to get.
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Fri Dec 19 '03 1:47:33 pm
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Pravin
Tampa, FL
USA
Plays: Guitar (33 years)
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962-Thanks for the info, it is much appreciated. Any tips on the mid-section of "Midnight"? I guess it is all in the wrist..lol...Happy Holidays to all!
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Fri Dec 19 '03 1:49:25 pm
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I THINK IT WOULD BE AWESOME TO HEAR " TIME MACINE" AS A OPENING NUMBER ,PLEASE DO IT , ITS SUCH A HUGE SOUNDING SONG. I KNOW JOE COULD MAKE AN AWESOME LIVE PERFORMANCE OF IT !!!!!
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Fri Dec 19 '03 3:54:37 pm
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Omarcitooo
Omar Barreto
Tacna, Tacna-Peru
Tacna
Plays: Keyboards (29 years)
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Hola ,hello JOE,,,I am a kid peruvian ,I am tecladista de una agrupacion the TACNA - PERU.Soy tu mas fiel admirador y espero que leas mi correo,me gustaria adquirir los productos que vendes en internet,pero la verdad aqui en Peru no encuentro un lugar,y la verdad es que no hablo English.Te agradeceria mucho me contactes con alguien quien pueda informarme de contactos en Spanish.Muchos abrazos tu amigo tecladista Omar....byeeeee......
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Fri Dec 19 '03 4:53:44 pm
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Artanis I
Ben Kenobi
Australia
Plays: Drums (30 years)
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SHOUTING STACY: it was in reference to your (at the time numerous) potty mouth statements
R6R: I've heard of Llanfair...gogogoch before but not pneumo...ollibbolliosis. There is a hill in New Zealand...but I forget its name. Obviously there are lots of hills in New Zealand, but you know what I mean.
Mike: the best thing about rh steering wheel lh gearstick is that if you hold the wheel with the last two fingers (+ thumb) near the bottom, the first two fingers are free for the "air hihat" and the left arm is free for the "air snare", and you get a big wind-up. Problems arise when the song contains lots of cymbal work, and accident avoidance requires you to use your eyebrows on the cymbals, as extended periods of waving both arms around tends to cause the vehicle to "only slightly veer, your honour"
Okay, my guess is that that lake was named while the guy was in the middle of it drowning. Chargogaggooagglugluglug...
Yes, but what about the velocity of the African Swallow?
Last night's "thing" went okay. Turned up late for soundcheck because I couldn't remember how to get there. I asked if anyone in the car knew how to get there, and I made the mistake of taking a female's directions. That's right, straight ahead at the next intersection is kind-of difficult when it's a t-junction. I thought right would be a good option, and "ladies & gentlemen, thank you very much" it was the correct way. We found the destination 1km further up that road.
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Fri Dec 19 '03 5:09:52 pm
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William Partridge
georgetown, ontario
canada
Plays: Guitar (22 years)
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Joe , wish you and the family a merry christmas & a happy new year... most of all be safe... peaceeeee...
to all you Satchaholicsss merry christmas & happy new year my friendss , remember dont drink & drive , be safeeee...peace....
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Fri Dec 19 '03 5:15:30 pm
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Sammy Andrews
Love the blues and ballads
Joe is the Inspiration !!
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962 thanks for the reply...I kinda figured that would be the best way...but playing it slowly sounds so crappy....lol...oh well...maybe after a few months I'll get up to speed on it.....oh, and no I don't use any kind of finger strength builder upper ...lol....but I do find that trying to play a 3 note run across two or more strings that I tend to tense up...hmmmm...now how to combat that..
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Fri Dec 19 '03 5:15:39 pm
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Pitch no 8
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ZACH - I have a japanese DS-1 with a sticker saying "use BOSS ACA ADAPTOR ONLY" . According to you I should use it with 12V. Right? But the box having a 9V Battery, one can assume that it needs 9 V.... I'm confuzed..
My second question would be that should the adaptor really be a BOSS or any adaptor will do ? Apreciate your help.
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Fri Dec 19 '03 6:00:14 pm
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Jacob Stewart
Washington
U S
Plays: Guitar (22 years)
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engines of dreams yeah, I can play parts to a lot of his songs, sometimes even half of them, then he does a solo, then I just sit and listen wishing I could do it, someday though, it takes time and practice
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Fri Dec 19 '03 6:21:56 pm
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Mikey D in da house
Satch = ZEN
Land Of The Rising Sun
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michelle: Now everything is gay. lmao!! Everything except...the guy with a hat! *feather optional* LOL!! Yes, bring me your doo-tah!! *she says as she rubs her hands together tightly* LOL!!.... Now I AM rolling, LMAO, that's soooo gay with that twitch in their eye and mouth, lol.... Are we hip or what?!?! ;-)
Stu Clone: Have fun back home bro, and tell anuj Suuuup!! ;-)
Artanis I: LMAO Benny: Problems arise when the song contains lots of cymbal work, and accident avoidance requires you to use your eyebrows on the cymbals, as extended periods of waving both arms around tends to cause the vehicle to "only slightly veer, your honour", haha, I guess some Trans Siberian Orchestra would be out of the question!!.... LMAO!!.... btw, for me, it allows me to use the gripmaster all the time, lol, but right hand strumming is very dangerous and should be avoided!! ;-)
And on the guy naming the lake while drowning.... ROTFLMAO.... hahaha!!
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Jared Presley
Cincinnati, Ohio
USA
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engines of dreams, I bet you could play a lot of stuff on SBM like Sleep Walk, you could also play Until we say Goodbye if you put the time into it.
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Fri Dec 19 '03 7:00:20 pm
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Jared Presley
Cincinnati, Ohio
USA
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JS_JS Phew, I though I was alone. There's alot of solo's I can't make sound like his, the spped isn't the problem, it's the "smoothness" which I think is more important. I spent hours on the Crushing Day Solo and only got the first half, BTw how can you emmorize the music? I always have to play with a stand, and it's a bummer whn you have to turn the page in a solo, so I try to memorize it but I forget it by the next day, any suggestions?
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Fri Dec 19 '03 7:09:00 pm
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Lyz
Elizabeth Miller
Buffalo, NY
USA
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Hmmm, listening to a CD by Gackt right now. A friend at work burned it for me and was like, "Hey you like metal and you like Anime, maybe you'll like this!" It's interesting to say the least. I can only understand some of the words but still, reminds me of Nobuo Uematsu a little bit.
Good advice on alcohol, Michelle. Though some are sarcastic there is truth to them!
Drink of the day? Coffee.
Yay, get to work Christmas Eve, from 6-30am till 4pm, after closing. For all you Canadians who know what Tim Horton's is, well I get to take home all the food and stuff :p Free doughnuts for Christmas morning!
~Lyz
Shamelessly promoting my fantasy/adventure manga
How many Joe references can YOU find hidden in the text?
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Fri Dec 19 '03 10:06:49 pm
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Alan Schwartzseid
Plantation, FL
USA
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Happy Holidays to all! I leave in about 8 hours for a cruise with the family, so I won't be here for the rest of Channukkah or Christmas, but I hope everyone enjoys whichever holiday they choose to celebrate! I'll be back in a week, but you'll all be on my mind! Later!
Alan
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Sat Dec 20 '03 12:05:36 am
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jure japelj
tržič,
Slovenia
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Thanks to all who suggested me a CD from Vai.
Yesterday I was on a concert. But it wasn't an ordinary concert. It was a concert, where people were dancing traditional dances. And I was one of the dancers. I know it sounds weird, but I am a dancer for eleven years now. It's a weird combination: traditional dances and hard rock!! Anyway, we made a good performance.
Anyone heard for a band called Laibach? They come from Slovenia and are well know in Europe. First they played some strange sort of metal, but today they started with electronical music. I usually don't like that kind of music, but they are good. Especially in lyrics(they sing in german language, but you can understand them well).
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