mowlie_2000
Aarren Mowle
Bradford, Yorkshire, UK
Plays: Hide & Seek
Plays: Guitar (36 years)
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TASTEY - Thats not what I mean. I know how to see what I wrote in my last post but what I want to do is carry on reading what other people have wrote after my last post just like when you click on the set this message as last read you carry on reading from where you left off. This function isnt available if you then use another computer because the cookie that downloads goes to your own computer not the one you are on now. This is what I am trying to get round by asking the webmaster if a function that allows you to locate your last post in the main T2J section can be added. Does that make sense???
Master Yoda - Your site doesnt work mate.
Aarren
Edited Mon Jan 26 '04 2:40 pm
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Mon Jan 26 '04 2:40:31 pm
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Sammy Andrews
Love the blues and ballads
Joe is the Inspiration !!
Plays: Guitar
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Master Yoda your link is incomplete bud....fix that thang so we can check out yer site! :o)
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Mon Jan 26 '04 2:44:35 pm
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michelle
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JS JP 41, It depends on the mood and the people, but I'd say either Cool #9 or The Extremist.
Fablawyer, I've seen two of the VH1 shows so far. I forget the name of the girl band - oh yeah, Climax (sp?), and today I watched Ka(something)googoo. lol! I didn't like that sort of music in the 80's, but I remember some of those songs. It's pretty interesting to see what they're doing now, and how they broke up and stuff. I *think* they're going to do the band Extreme. Now THATS a show I wanna see.
Janice, how long have you two been together?
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Mon Jan 26 '04 3:04:47 pm
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Fretslayer
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JS JP 41: I'd go with "Flying In a Blue Dream" I think it appeals to a wide range of tastes, plus it's just an amazing song ;)
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Mon Jan 26 '04 3:07:19 pm
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cal1234
khalid mannan
surrey, b.c
canada
Plays: Guitar (2024 years)
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joe I am from vancouver b.c , I have see u twice in vanoucver , once on the strange beautiful tour and once in g3 and I am not going to waste ur time by telling u how good both shows were. joe the thing is that there should be another g3 soon and u alos have to make sure u play in vancouver . g3o3 was the best thing I have ever seen but joe in the next g3 if u could bring john petrucci again it wouold be great . I in thins email represent about 20 of my friends who would kill to have u in vancouver .
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Mon Jan 26 '04 3:17:12 pm
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s1220
josh smallbone
WEM, SHROPSHIRE
england
Plays: Guitar (24 years)
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ocps470 yeah but when u say wear what do you mean? is it just that the tuning doesn't stay quite so stable or what? cos if thats the case then my tuning is fine and so is the action of the trem arm. also can you replace the knife edges?
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Mon Jan 26 '04 3:24:30 pm
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Dr Tint
robert snider
akron, ohio
usa
Plays: Guitar (40 years)
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hey gang,whats happening?just got home from work.getting ready to jam alittle.why do the audience boo stu.can somebody please tell me this? i will check back a little later
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Mon Jan 26 '04 3:35:02 pm
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alexandrecaetano
Alexandre Caetano
Caldas da Rainha, Estremadura
Portugal
Plays: Guitar (32 years)
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Hello Friends !!!
Today all Soccer lovers in Portugal are under a big sorrow :-(.
A football player of Benfica team died yesterday during the game. He had 24 years of age. I`m a fan of Benfica and it`s so hard to see a young man die.
More news on: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2004/soccer/01/25/bc.eu.spt.soc.benfica.feher.ap/index.html
RIP MIKLOS FEHÉR.
Sorry friends, i know that soccer is not popular in USA but i`m a little sad about this.
Take care and have a nice day!!!
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Mon Jan 26 '04 3:54:20 pm
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Stu Clone
Graham Shackelford
Tacoma, Washington
USA
Plays: Bass (26 years)
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alright, everybody, and i mean everybody
help me out on this....
let the call ring true, such that no one will ever ask again.
what was thought to be "boo," is actually...
STUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU
(subsequent posters are hereby mandated to type in an appropriate number of capital Us for their next post, violaters will be executed)
Edited Mon Jan 26 '04 4:02 pm
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Mon Jan 26 '04 4:01:14 pm
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peter mulas
pete mulas
sydney, nsw
australia
Plays: Guitar (-9979 years)
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Dizzy - the piezo pickup is simply a pickup that they normally put on an acoustic guitar. Although the electric guitar lacks the dimensions of an acoustic guitar to fully give a full acoustic sound, the piezo doesnt sound half bad, and is great for live application when you have to go from an acoustic part straight into a soaring lead, or heavy riff.
Mick87 - I am still around.
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Mon Jan 26 '04 4:09:07 pm
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cr6zyhorse
Tim Porter
Forestville, NY
United States
Plays: Guitar (20 years)
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Hey Joe, this is my first time here. I recently picked up your dvd live in San Francisco, Awesome!
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Mon Jan 26 '04 4:12:44 pm
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Clarky
Paul Clark
plays the organ, going blind
www.paul-clark.com
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trutina - good to see you back bro... shame yer fish got too wasted emptying out yer booz cab to clean out their filter... that'll learn 'em...
I hope all is well...
ovation - latest on the Raft... lead guitars to the 1st movement are pretty much done.. just listened back to it.. the first big sweep is a little loose and rattley... not good enough... I'll do a drop-in and mend it tomorrow... appart from that I am very pleased... played me lil' nuts off.. lol..
tomorrow - after I've mended my gaffed sweep... 2nd movement and hopefully a little more.....
well pleased....
big self satisfied grin to me... lmao..
happy one-an-arf-grand
js jp - I think he lives there... ain't Ovation some kinda like island someplace neer France?
why do they all mooooo stuuuuu...
yoda / Nick - I'm easy.... you guys decide.. I guess it may be easier to jam at my place one at a time... then you may get more out of it indiviually rather than me trying to keep you both happy?? lol.. or if you guys would prefer to be together kinda bouncing ideas around then that's cool with me too... just let me know.....
Yoda - have a good un at the gig...
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Mon Jan 26 '04 4:17:18 pm
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wakiss
andres bowie
el paso,texas, texas
united states
Plays: Guitar (26 years)
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Hi joe may be sounds crazy but what about a total acoustic CD , beyond all , a total acoustic CD between you and steve vai ahh , think about it. it can be a new challenge
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Mon Jan 26 '04 4:21:00 pm
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michelle
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I always thought they were cooooing Stu...
SOTD - Bring It On Home ~ Led Zep
coo-coo-cachoo
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Mon Jan 26 '04 4:21:25 pm
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Clarky
Paul Clark
plays the organ, going blind
www.paul-clark.com
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right now.... on the telly.. there is some geezer talking about looking for organisms on Mars....
cool...
so how do you look for an organism exactly... I thought that if the chemistry is right and the right shit is hapnin' they jus' like happen..
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Mon Jan 26 '04 4:44:56 pm
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cr6zyhorse
Tim Porter
Forestville, NY
United States
Plays: Guitar (20 years)
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Lookie here, I'm already on my second post.....Amazing!
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Mon Jan 26 '04 4:54:16 pm
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juju808
Julie James
Denver, Colorado
Plays: maracas....
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JS JP 41- Depending on the persons musical preferences and their current mood I would pick out either summer song, sittin round, slick, swta, the forgotten (part 2), house of the bullets, seven string, fiabd, mphgt, awyawm... you know what that is just a silly question... it is impossible to represent joe accurately (and a 20+ year career with several styles) with just one song... i throw the question out... :)
hope all in satchland are having a good evening and staying warm...
juju
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Mon Jan 26 '04 4:55:47 pm
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Clarky
Paul Clark
plays the organ, going blind
www.paul-clark.com
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I just figured a good scam..
I'm going to start making karaoke CD's for a'capella music.. lol...
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Mon Jan 26 '04 5:02:03 pm
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Quantum
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mowlie_2000 --- well my amp makes some funny noises at times. kinda like static. AND I think it's not as loud as it used to be. not enough headroom. so you recommend I change the tubes anyway? any brand you recommend? how do I know if I should change the preamp or power tubes??
Do The Stu --- hey there!! it's good to be back!! how is everything? college going fine? I have2 midterms this week...
Megaboyd --- man that sucks.... hope they find whoever did it. in the meantime, just take it easy....
JS JP 41 --- I would have to say Satch Boogie. That song just explodes man...
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Mon Jan 26 '04 5:07:45 pm
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JS_JS
Jacob Stewart
Washington
U S
Plays: Guitar (22 years)
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dang, I have been too busy, I will start posting more often though if I can, school sucks except for music class of course
JS JP 41 dang, you went posting physco! to answer your question no I am not a serial killer though I have been told that I would be one later on if my life but we always joke about that kinda stuff. do you play guitar or anything? I have been playing for a year and a half about, its fun, I just got a new program that teaches guitar that one of our friends from church made, he is an awsome guitar, keyboard player and singer, I am gonna enjoy messing around with it and I take lessons from a really good guitar every once in a while. I saw the question you asked Joe and I think the answer might be yes; he said that he was raised catholic but I dont think he is the traditional catholic, Catholic is a form of crhistianity, he also seems like a good enough person if you look at the life he has led, he is a really cool guy for all I can tell and I think he is. are you? I am, I actually go to a lutheren church which is strange but it isnt like the national lutheren church-meaning it isnt as liberal which is a blessing.
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Mon Jan 26 '04 5:16:19 pm
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JS_JS
Jacob Stewart
Washington
U S
Plays: Guitar (22 years)
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JS JP 41 I actually just got a new guitar and amp, here is the link to it, I dont have the right whammy bar for it but the local music store ordered it from Ibanez for me and I will pick it up next time I got in, also one of the little nuts on the bridge came off some how but that should be easy to replace and it doesnt really do anything. my amp is a Berhinger Gx 212, it is pretty sweet, it has a built in effects unit and stuff, not to mention it is a 212 though somewhere in the not to near future it would be nice to have a 410 or something though I am happy with it. my effects I have a Boss Ds-1 distortion and a cry baby GCB-95 which is the origonal crybaby pedal, they sound sweet together; the annoying thing is I have to turn down the mid and treble tones so the pedal doesnt scratch and cut out so I cant the wah tone I want, I really love that scratching wah sound but I can mess with it more and try to get it, I had it before, do you play giutar, what effects do you have if any? amp too
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Mon Jan 26 '04 5:24:27 pm
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Do The Stu
Austin Lewis, III
Costa Mesa, CA
United States
Plays: Bass (25 years)
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ovation1 - Happy belated 1.5k...I don't think I mentioned that earlier. :-)
JS JP 41 - Joe has said in past interviews that he believes in God. I don't remember what religion he said he was.
Your Satch question is a tough one...the song I would choose would depend on the person's musical tastes. I would choose Why or Slick for a rock fan, Love Thing or Thinking Of You for other people, something like Borg Sex for techno fans, and so on.
If I could only pick one song, it would be Always With Me, Always With You. It's "safe" enough to play for people who don't like guitar rock, but there are still elements of the song that would impress guitarists as well (the tapping bit, etc.).
mowlie 2000 - There isn't really a feature that'll do what you want. The webmaster originally thought about storing the cookies on his end, but I guess he decided against that. I can totally understand him there...90,000 cookies is a bit much.
Just use the "View messages from the last _____." button.
Quantum - I guess school is going good. Today was my first day, so I haven't had all of my classes yet. One of my journalism classes is taught by the executive editor of the local newspaper. That'll be a tough class...LOL.
Loo Who - Hi.
...Austin...
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