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ILoveThailand

Plays: Other
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well, i'm back. too hard to resist.....

Yes, downloading unreleased music is a crime. But if they loosened up a little, maybe people wont feel as good about themselves for downloading music. If it was legal to download music from monsters such as Kazaa and Napster, then pretty much everyone would be clouding up the servers, which means really really slow downloading, maybe a week for a song. Just my opinion. Its so hard to judge whether downloading music is a crime or not, because every case differs and varies so much. I guess we never will be able to come up with an answer for this. Lars Ulrich said that if it came down to going from house to house and deleting people's Metallica MP3's, they would do it. Needless to say, this will never happen. We probably wont see Lars coming down to our homes to delete Metallica Mp3's just like we wont ever see another killer Metallica song.

I'm out like Napster. Good Night.

Wed Mar 17 '04 10:38:37 pm Set this message as last read

guitarnut777

Fitchburg, MA

Plays: Guitar (23 years)
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I think having Satriani's music shared (or stolen) on the internet may actually do him more good than harm in the long run. If I hadn't "stolen" some of his songs after hearing his name mentioned, I would've never become the dedicated fan I am today. I've bought multiple CD's, DVD's, and attended a G3 show. The one thing that I probaby won't buy due to my downloading is the Satch tapes since I already have most of the music videos on my computer. But if not for file-sharing I would've never spent a penny on anything by Satch and probably wouldn't have even heard much of him since he's rarely (if ever) mentioned in mainstream media. Satriani's music is beautiful, powerful, technically brilliant, and inspiring! He's a hard-working musician who deserves every cent he gets, but by having mp3s of his music online, he may reach even more people, attract more fans, and make even more money than otherwise. Just my two cents...
Wed Mar 17 '04 10:45:37 pm Set this message as last read

Yeroma
Andrew
Kyiv,
Ukraine
Plays: Guitar (22 years)
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Hi Joe! Yeroma is here!
You know, your new site is pretty cool! Greetings to WebMaster! It looks like the real Satch-site! Thanks guys!

Wed Mar 17 '04 11:16:05 pm Set this message as last read

PhryDom
Dave
Atlanta, GA
USA
Plays: Guitar (45 years)
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Paul I reckon you'll be pretty safe with an SB gold. Yeah /\/\ark was going to send me a track but he decided he hated it! Maybe another time ;-)

Oh, /\/\ark I hope so, yeah! Send it! If not remember that ftp info I sent you? You can upload it there. Cool!

later peeps, Dave


Edited Wed Mar 17 '04 11:27 pm
Wed Mar 17 '04 11:27:11 pm Set this message as last read

Do The Stu
Austin Lewis, III
Costa Mesa, CA
United States
Plays: Bass (25 years)
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I saw a preview for Liv Tyler's new movie earlier tonight. Man, she's hot! ;-) It's too bad Ben Affleck is in the movie too...I can't stand him.

Dizzy - It's hard to tell exactly what Joe is doing in that photo. My first guess is that he's tapping out Midnight. He could also be playing harmonics, though, in which case the photo could possibly be from a number of songs...


Joeman9 - Yeah, you can those sounds just about anywhere. I just mentioned a few spots where the sounds are easiest to create.
Sharif - I really like your music...I think this is the first time I've heard your band. Cool stuff.
JS JS - LOL...college is wonderful. :-)
mikesan - Yeah, that band was SO cool. They're playing another gig in the area next week...I'm gonna try to be there.
Matt Martinez - IIRC, Joe said he will tour the US in either August or October.
TheBob - A lot of MP3s hit the internet prior to the release of Aerosmith's Just Push Play in 2001. Whoever it was that put the MP3s out there had a lot of fun with myself and other Aerosmith fans at the time. The titles matched the titles of songs on the album, but the MP3s were actually tracks from various bootlegs. A bunch of us Aerosmith fans had fun matching the tracks to their original bootlegs...haha.

I still look back at that and laugh... It was such a cool thing to do; it had to be someone in the band (or someone close to them) who decided to do it. I know Sony / Columbia would never think of something like that on their own. ;-)

Anyway, I'd love to see pictures of your guitar...whenever you're finished with it.


Jazzy Boy - That's an interesting idea (so many people downloading songs that it takes weeks to get them), but downloading can never get to that point. MP3s are so much smaller than WAV files, and internet connections are just too fast.

Why do you feel it's hard to judge whether or not downloading music is a crime? It seems simple to me. Unless the band says it's okay, it's ALWAYS a crime.

Yeah, each case is different...but in each case, someone is always obtaining (stealing) music that he / she didn't purchase.


guitarnut777 - First, go buy The Satch Tapes on DVD. You should be able to find it online for about $10. It is most definitely money well spent. The Nigel Tufnel interview is worth the cost of the DVD.

Filesharing has just about killed popular music sales. Most people who buy (and, now, download) that kind of music, though, don't like music for music. They like certain songs because of the hype / image (pop radio, MTV, etc.) surrounding them. To these people, and MP3 is just as good as the real thing. It doesn't matter that MP3s are low-quality versions of songs, because, to these people, their love for the song was never about the song or the music. Does that make sense?

We had a great discussion about filesharing here on T2J late last year. Most of us here use MP3s as a way to sample new bands on our own, or to introduce new bands to friends... We buy albums whenever we find something we like, so the music industry doesn't suffer from our actions.

It's too bad that the majority of people don't do what we do...

...Austin...

Edited Wed Mar 17 '04 11:42 pm

Wed Mar 17 '04 11:40:01 pm Set this message as last read

mischievous

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hey Dave! u back, ey? well good to 'see' ya. :) whatz with the new nickname with only 8 posts?
here's forgot-who-posted-it's epinions link to Strange Beautiful Music (which is my fav JS album). write reviews, people! if u have time, of course :).
The Crush Of Love for G3!
Austin ive a feeling there are round one results somewhere, since peps are talking about who won over whom ... where can i see them?
JS JS hi, hows u? i believe u havent met the edit button yet ... itz there in every post under your nickname, info, (some number) posts. to avoid multipleposting, click there and commit edits when u wanna add something.
ToneCapone haha, great joke :)
may yall have a great day,
.m


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Wed Mar 17 '04 11:44:45 pm Set this message as last read

Quintinl
quintin louw
johannesburgh,
south africa
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Good day folk~

I am from South Africa and am leaving my country for the first time ever to see Joe live at the G3 in Europe. I am going to be based just outside London and was wondering if anyone could tell me where would be the best place to see the concert? I obviously dont know any of the venues and was hoping that someone might offer some advice.

Ps. Thanks Joe for endless inspiration!

Cheers!

Wed Mar 17 '04 11:58:08 pm Set this message as last read

badandymac
Andy Werner
Sacramento, Ca
USA
Plays: Guitar (23 years)
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Joe, Who drew the drawing on the background of the website?
Thu Mar 18 '04 12:22:49 am Set this message as last read

brata
abang sulaiman
bandung, west java
indonesia
Plays: Guitar (36 years)
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Hey Joe...where u wanna go with that gun in ur hand... er...i mean guitar.....ha..ha..ha... man i really like what u did on the last album its weird sounding, that makes me amaze, ur guitar sound its truly different, its like its gonna explode.i cant wait for the next album...

p.s.i got all ur albums

Thu Mar 18 '04 12:23:54 am Set this message as last read

Do The Stu
Austin Lewis, III
Costa Mesa, CA
United States
Plays: Bass (25 years)
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Click here and click on the respective links to see the results of the first round of the JS Song Tournament. I'll post the first section of round two either late Thursday night or early Friday morning.

Click here and send me an email if you would like to be added to my collection of Music That Doesn't Suck. I've been meaning to throw this together for a while now... I want it to turn into a page of links to everyone's music...the days of having to remember multiple IUMA, SoundClick, and / or other web addresses will soon be over! :-)

EDIT - 1929! Happy (?) Great Depression!

...Austin...

Edited Thu Mar 18 '04 12:55 am

Thu Mar 18 '04 12:34:29 am Set this message as last read

Ollyno1uk
Olly
wimborne, Dorset
UK
Plays: Guitar (27 years)
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962 - Hey there! yer he is in Parkstone, he is quite old but seems dedicated to actually teaching, he has taught a number of successful guitarists including someone from a band that actually hit the big time, can't remember their name though! And also Jon from Guitar Mania! So he must be good!

Guitarnut777 - I must agree with you on your comments, if it wasn't for kazaa I wouldn't know Joe, now I have bought Cd's, DVD's and last but not least concert tickets (did i mention I was going to G3?!?! Woohoo! lol) so it is a very usefuly tool if used fairly! I don't like to think that Joe is getting ripped off so don't agree fully with Kazaa but i bet it has gained him a fair few die hard fans such as you and myself!

Hope eveyone else is cool!

Thu Mar 18 '04 1:08:24 am Set this message as last read

eta

Galashiels,
Scotland
Plays: Guitar (21 years)
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mikesan - Dozo ga matsu. Gomen nasai, nihon go ga hanase-masen! Wakarimasu ka? Hope that makes sense. ;-)

ToneCapone - HAHAHA, lol.

Clarky - "What do you DO now" That's what i meant to say ;-)

Master Yoda - Violin, heh? So what is that like compared to the guitar?

Do The Stu - When's round two coming?

SECRET PRAYER FOR G3 GLASGOW!!!!!!
>eta<
Thu Mar 18 '04 1:32:36 am Set this message as last read

eta

Galashiels,
Scotland
Plays: Guitar (21 years)
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mikesan - Dozo ga matsu. Gomen nasai, nihon go ga hanase-masen! Wakarimasu ka? Hope that makes sense. ;-)

ToneCapone - HAHAHA, lol.

Clarky - "What do you DO now" That's what i meant to say ;-)

Master Yoda - Violin, heh? So what is that like compared to the guitar?

Do The Stu - When's round two coming?

SECRET PRAYER FOR G3 GLASGOW!!!!!!

Yeroma - Hi!
>eta<
Thu Mar 18 '04 1:32:52 am Set this message as last read

Nitefly_Rob
Rob Allen
Barton-upon-Humber, North Lincolnshire
England
Plays: Guitar (23 years)
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Can today get any better??

Not only have my G3 tickets for Birmingham arrived, but I've just had my local guitar shop on the phone to confirm my order for a new Ibanez JS1200 CA!! Should be with me early May and will be one of the first in the country!! Hoorah!!

On the down side... I've got a stinking hangover... oh well!!

Thu Mar 18 '04 1:50:42 am Set this message as last read

Templar

Channel Islands
Plays: Guitar (34 years)
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Clarky: Hi I just read one of your old posts about music to screw too very funny!!

ANYONE: I've had Flying in a blue dream tab book on order form Amazon.co.uk since November, anyone no where else to get it?

Joe: Do you still do guitar workshops? I need help ;-) And also I'm a guitar teacher myself and I've noticed a few discrepencies in the tab for surfing with the Alien is this normal?

Thu Mar 18 '04 1:53:24 am Set this message as last read

Clarky
Paul Clark
plays the organ, going blind
www.paul-clark.com
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hard rock - 34
heavy metal - 28
prog rock - 21
instrumental - 36

wow... I'm pretty popular at the moments.... like two days in a row.. this is really nice... maybe I should start driving to work in a limo 'cos I'm in danger of getting famous... lmao..


nick - teaching - the main thing is.. do you feel confident enough to teach?.. if so then crack on.. just be careful about how you sell yourself.. like if daddy wants his lil' girl to be able to play classical you'll not be the right kind of teacher [and neither would I].. but if these are youngsters after knowing a few riffs and licks up to a reasonable level of difficulty then I imagine that you should be able to cope... so long as you are confident in your knowledge and ability... from what I recall of your playing.. make sure you are a little tighter first though.. timing is important.. so if you're a little loose you won't want to be passing this onto your students... before you take on students just spend a little time working on your riffing.. even simple stuff... it don't have to be flashy and clever.. just nice, crisp and tight..

on the theory stuff... go to Matt Kings website.. I stuck all the theory posse stuff in there.. suspension and modualtion are described in detail in there.. if the concepts blow you away a little you may want go from the start.. all the theory posse things are numbered so that you can go through it in sequence litterally from "what is a scale?" up to some reasonably advanced ideas.. if you don't get your head around that stuff.. then it's unlikely that you'll get your head around German 6th chords...


Thu Mar 18 '04 2:53:01 am Set this message as last read

Zenfish

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Thu Mar 18 '04 2:55:05 am Set this message as last read

Master Yoda
Neil Morgan
York, North Yorkshire
England
Plays: Guitar (30 years)
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eta - Well, there's less strings for a start! lol... I don't really know what to say about how it compares, but it does mean that I had high finger dexterity before I started on guitar. You have to press harderon violin because there are no frets and the 'action' is really quite high, especially from third position and higher. So I had strong fingers that were kind of used to working independently, they just weren't used to wide stretches and two extra strings...

NM

Thu Mar 18 '04 3:05:42 am Set this message as last read

Clarky
Paul Clark
plays the organ, going blind
www.paul-clark.com
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tastey - it's such a shame you can't check out my tunes... my pile of shit pc can't burn CD's... if it could I'd download it all, burn it as an audio cd and stick it in the post...

great shame...


mikesan - and over here 'jimmy' means piss.. lol.. it's a stupid old rhyming slang thing.. jimmy riddle - piddle.. "I'm going for a quick jimmy".. so over there... it's called the 'Suzuki Piss' lol..

I was about to go into the lab last night.. I got a call.. a birthday piss-up in town.. wife says "don't be a boring bastard.. go out and get monged with your mates.."

shit.. I don't have to be told twice.. and shit.. did I get wankered or what..

and this morning I mostly feel like crap.. lmao..


yoda - you're right.. non attendance sends out the wrong signals to the lecturers etc.. plus it's still good to 're-learn' stuff even if it is just to confirm that what you know already is good.. there may be some minor point somewhere that you learned wrong at the first pass and this then gets corrected... I find this all the time.. when I get asked theory questions etc.. before answering I normally go through some of my books to make sure that I'm right.. on the odd occasion I find that I'm re-learning stuff I'd almost completely forgoten about.. the expression "use it or lose it" fits well.. the reason I still remember all the crazy shit like German and Neapolitan 6ths [where most folks would forget that stuff within minutes of completing their finals and never use it again... lol] is because all of this shit [as you know well] is part of my stock playing and compositional approach...

as for reading the dots... lol.. I was sight reading some Bach the other day... fuck me I am more than a bit rusty.. I was totally crap... yes it started to improve as time went on.. but jeez.. it was really poor.. again it's a - use it or lose it - thing.. I've not had to sight read 'in anger' for many many years..

sitting on a park bench.. hearing a symphony in the style of Hatebreed, scoring it and slinging it into the computer the next day is one thing... sitting there with a score and playing what you see is quite another... and I am badly out of practice.. and I have no intention in putting it right unless I absolutely need to.. too much valuable time involved...

funny thing is though.. the key editors and drum editor in cubase I can read like English.. which is perverse

Thu Mar 18 '04 3:20:22 am Set this message as last read

Master Yoda
Neil Morgan
York, North Yorkshire
England
Plays: Guitar (30 years)
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Clarky - Well, it seems more like a case of learning things in a different way than re-learning things. I learned to read through my violin studies, so I kind of learned it the 'classical way'. It seems like there's a lot of things in contemporary reading, such as jazz charts, that are either different or even just totally ignored. It can get confusing at times. An exmaple is repeat makrings: I keep getting told to put these massive 'tail' things on them so you can see them easier, but until I came here I'd never ever seen that done before (except in piano/score). Also, if I intended the very first four bars of music to be repeated I'd just put a repeat sign at the end of the fourth bar - Pete Callard told me I should put another one at the beginning, right after the time signature, kind of like brackets. I guess I'll have to do all this stuff in order to et the highest marks possible, but it gets a little annoying. But in all my time here, I have never once seen any dynamic markings on any set of dots. You'd lose a lot of marks for that in a classical context. Tut tut... lol

NM

Thu Mar 18 '04 3:33:08 am Set this message as last read

jelly man
Paul Huxley
Guildford, Surrey
England
Plays: Bass (24 years)
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962 - original maybe, i might get marks for that, and/or the title, but it is my most hated composition to date. I really hate not having the control about how things turn out. it's fine when you're collaborating, cause you can say if there's something you really think would work better a different way. But when it's all your material that has been mathematically screwed up- it is more than a touch frustrating for me.

zenfish - i would *always* tell people to get "in the court..." first... i think it's thoroughly accessible to most backgrounds, and from there you can get onto other ones, like red. when i play people eyes wide open, they just get scared...

clarky - who could forget aug. and neapoliton 6ths? they rock hard...

I - bVI (fr 6) - bII (first inversion) - V

nice little progression i wrote a while ago.

master yoda - you'd lose a lot of marks in certain classical areas - look at John Cage's A Room though- just the notes, nothing else. Dynamic markings are futile in my opinion for electronic guitars in most cases. Level is set by the equipment, and if you're using serious gain, then volume hardly changes anyway- same with compression in a mix. Of vital importance though, is articulation.

Thu Mar 18 '04 3:44:46 am Set this message as last read

Clarky
Paul Clark
plays the organ, going blind
www.paul-clark.com
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thanks for all that congrats at my chart performance guys...


mikesan - my problem is that I'm too easily distracted... discipline... tonight.. I will not get drunk.. I will not smear choccie spread all over my wife and beat her with balsa wood.. I will not shred mindlessly from dusk till dawn.. I will not invade France..

I will go to the lab and do some mixing..


eta - lol.. sorry I still don't get what you're after.. what do I do as in.. what do I do for a living?.. what do I practice.. what do I do other than music.. how do I practice and study.. I'm just not completely sure what you're trying to ask me.. lol..
templar - it must have been one of my more inspired moments.. but then.. music and screwing is inspiring stuff...
Tastey - music to screw to.. and I really liked this one... Oxygene by Jean Michel Jarre.. it's nice and atmospheric.. nice and long and has nice dynamics...
yoda - yes you're right.. learning things from a different angle can be pretty tough.. can be interesting and enlightening too. at times. me.. I'm firmly entrenched in the classical method.. there's far too much slang and bullshit in contemporary theory / method for me.. I find the classical approach to be more exacting and very consistant no matter what institution you studied at anywhere in the world.. but again you're right to adopt the approach that.. "well if passing this stuff means painting my ass blue and pissing over next doors car then I guess I have to do it"..

repeat marks for me don't need to be enclosed from the front.. do they use markings like.. coda, al fine etc..
also I guess dynamics are not important if you're playing metal.. amp set to 11 and play sffffffffffffffz and you're about done...lol..

Thu Mar 18 '04 3:44:50 am Set this message as last read

Master Yoda
Neil Morgan
York, North Yorkshire
England
Plays: Guitar (30 years)
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Clarky - Yeah, I guess. I'm kind of against dynamic markings anyway and I always have been; the dynamics should change automatically if the player is expressing themselves properly, rather than every single note being at the same level. They do use Coda, DS/DC al fine, etc. etc.

Jelly - Yeah, good point. It's articulation that affects the dynamic of a player anyway...

NM

Edited Thu Mar 18 '04 4:34 am

Thu Mar 18 '04 4:34:20 am Set this message as last read

eta

Galashiels,
Scotland
Plays: Guitar (21 years)
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Clarky - Sorry for being so ambiguos. I was referring to your living. ;-)

Master Yoda - Whoa. That must have been great.
>eta<
Thu Mar 18 '04 4:42:21 am Set this message as last read

Joeman9

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JS_JS the point was that all the people who argue in the 'net are wasting time and energy!

Michelle did you see the "Effects of Drinking"?=-)

DTS yea that is true. Those are 'natural' harmonics but I can't seem to do what the book says for G3' summer Song from '96! oh well. I'm Joe but I'm not Joe

Thu Mar 18 '04 4:50:53 am Set this message as last read
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