GODGUNSGUITARS
JESUS, 45Colts, Warmoths
2101 Studio GSP/JSX, Back home in Louisiana
U.S.A.
Plays: Guitar (43 years)
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Ever tried sleeping on one of those little hospital bedside couches that extends out to a bed? For 5 nights!! I am tired I will tell you. Its bad enough the bed is so uncomfortable, but the nurses will come in the room every 2-4 hours to check on everything. I have had really no sleep. But to the good news, the wife DID NOT have to have surgery. She has adhesions (scar tissue) from previous surgeries that has grown around her small intestines. This at times causes a restriction and severe pain. She had to have surgery for this about 6 years ago. We where sure it was going to happen this time too, but with prayers answered the treatment they gave her was successful. Thank GOD.
We certainly appreciate all the prayers and well wishes from you all. Its nice to know people from all over the world are concerned for their fellow Satch-ers. Peace, and GOD bless you all.
Clarky: Hey thanks for your response to the exercise I e-mailed to you. I am a 3-5 on a scale of 10 on theory. Your knowledge on theory is superior to mine as I have seen from your posse forum. You are correct that this may confuse the beginner on scale patterns, and those who want to do the exercise should have the patterns memorized. I believe the exercise is more of a physical application (in key), rather than a mental study of the scale patterns themselves, if that makes since. What I mean by that is. It should be used for development of strength, stretching, and endurance for the hands primarily, and as a study of the scale itself as secondary. It is also a great exercise for the mind for left and right hand coordination. I still do not have the endurance to play the exercise all the way through. When my hand starts to cramp up I stop for awhile and then begin where I left off. It keeps me in shape. I can get about half way through before I have to stop. What I like about the exercise is it flows over the entire neck from the nut to the 22 fret, on all strings. That is why I included the open string notes, that you commented may give a minor tone to the scale, which I do hear now that you mentioned it. The exercise can be modified in many ways which I am sure you have contemplated. But hey thanks again. If any one would like to have the exercise I have it in tab, in a notepad file. But as Clarky suggested if you want to tackle this learn the scale patterns first. This should be considered an exercise in key, and not primarily as a study of the scale patterns. Clarky you may want to expound further on this if my explanations are not theorically (is that a word?) sufficient
................................Clint
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Thu Apr 8 '04 9:22:32 am
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rubything
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Heeelloooooooooooo Joe!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Your site become more and more beautiful and colorful heheh! I just wanna say that, 'cause I miss your site very much and I just want to say : Keep on rockin' in the free world!!! WOOO HOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Thu Apr 8 '04 10:23:57 am
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Mr Nick
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hmm...heres something for you to try when your bored. get a cd, some foil, a banana, some battery acid, a light bulb, and some soap.
pour the battery acid over the banana and wrap in tin foil. put it in the microwave, lay the cd against it..the light bulb the other side and some soap near the stuff. stick a matchstick in the top and just before you close the door, light the match, and then turn the mircowave on...
then enjoy till your parents either walk in or return home
:)
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Thu Apr 8 '04 10:45:27 am
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Johnspaul
Paul Johnson
Grantham, Lincolnshire
England
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Joe looking forward to seeing you on the G3 tour in Nottingham UK in June, a bit disappointed not to be able to buy an autigraphed copy of your new album from Sony Music as they do not ship to the UK, would have really liked a copy, anything you can do?
Maybe play Rasberry Jam Delta V for me at Nottingham and do an after show signing.
New album sounds great, keep up the good work.
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Thu Apr 8 '04 10:50:25 am
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TomSr
Tom Davis
Mount Carmel, PA
USA
Plays: Guitar (18 years)
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DAVE EASTWOOD I did a member lookup on ya and you have your favorite song listed as "stach boogie". You might want to correct the spelling.
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Thu Apr 8 '04 11:00:30 am
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Gaxx
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Joe,
I just finished listening to the new CD (thanx for signing it) and I like it a lot. Not just the rain, the whole CD.Did I hear a little bit of Jimmy in "Hands in the air"? Enjoy your tour of Europe! Tell Jeff I said Hi. If he says who the $%^& is Gaxx, I'm the guy with the Con Edison hard hat with his signature on it.
C-Ya
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Thu Apr 8 '04 11:10:46 am
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Drake the Snake
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Hey Joe, Are you using any Marshall products anymore?
Your tone has changed a bit. I noticed on the G3 DvD you were using the XXX cabs. Its more edgy. It cuts through good.
How long have you and Peavey been designing the JSX amplifier?
One more question. (sorry I know your busy) Will You and Ibanez ever release another JS 10 (Chrome Boy)?
Love your new Candy Apple Red Model.
Cheers,
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Thu Apr 8 '04 11:19:32 am
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962
Simon
Granada, Andalucia
Spain
Plays: Guitar (24 years)
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TASTEY, cold medicine? Lots of orange juice used to swallow vitamin a/c/d suplement along with sudafed or similar - a decongestant/sinus relief capsule.
Trutina, easy does it son. We don't want Brother Bil playin dead for another week. have you spent much time outside the last few weeks? If not....maybe you should try to if the weather's okay - fresh air and natural light is good for you. Take it easy dude
The Forgotten (Part 2) For G3!
Ya Yo Gakk, interesting you should mention that - we had a colege lecture from a guy at the IFPI, and he told us that in the last 12 months, the music industry has reduced in value by 6 billion dollars.....mainly cuz of people sharing/making hot copies of music and not buying it.
Ollyno1, what actually is the Buzz Feitin system? how does it work? and why do you ask? I know the Washburn N4 has it, and it is very stable tuning-wise.
Greyfox, i was wondering what that does, but hell, it sounds exciting. Did you ever watch any of Jeremy Clarkson's talk show? he did things like that on there.
for example....the christmas turkey cannon: Take a stainless steel/ally waste bin. ensure it is empty, then spray an entire can of hairspray in the bottom. Insert turkey. rest the hairspray-end of the bin over a high-heat gas or electric cooker hob, with the open end raised at your desired angle (20 degrees is good) and use a pair of bananas to stop the bin from rolling. Stand back and wait for the frozen turkey to be launched from the bin, especially entertaining if you have it aimed at the TV.
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Thu Apr 8 '04 11:22:29 am
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Stu Clone
Graham Shackelford
Tacoma, Washington
USA
Plays: Bass (26 years)
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hands in the air,
ehn... not too psyched about the track itself. really wasn't anywhere near my fav with the clips anyways though... i'm still thinking ITLIS will be a great album as a whole.
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Thu Apr 8 '04 11:25:48 am
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Mr Nick
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greyfox and 962...well..the match should light up further or something..the light bulb will glow different colours..the cd will spark.and .the banana will probably explode. that clarkson progamme was really good when he did that...the turkey canon looks fun.
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Thu Apr 8 '04 11:28:10 am
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ven0mous
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Any chance Joe will come back to PLay in Ireland on his european tour & play Dublin again? Last time I saw Joe here was in the point deopt a few years back & I was in the front row & the place was JAM packed - wasn't too long after the release of 'The Extremist'............ would LOve to see Joe live again in Dublin - or else I'm gonna be taking a trip across the water to the U.K. to catch one of the shows!
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Thu Apr 8 '04 11:30:16 am
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McDave
Cook, MN
Plays: Guitar (40 years)
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Greyfox88.....it is sometimes called an "axe" because you can use it to either "cut" a really nice song, or you can "hack" it to death !!!
SOTD......"The Mighty Turtle Head"
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Thu Apr 8 '04 11:50:16 am
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Greyfox88
kamwing cheng
somercotes, alfreton, derbyshire
uk
Plays: Guitar (22 years)
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lol, yeah i saw the one were he made that flying kebab. lol, put it on a cooker and stuck the sticks in the melon and off they flew.
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Thu Apr 8 '04 11:56:27 am
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michelle
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Austin, you said the word jinx! Now YOU jinxed it! lol!
G~G~GUITARS, those hospital cots suck, but at least they let you stay overnight. Glad to hear your wife doesn't need surgery. Hope she's feeling better soon. Best of luck to her.
Bil, Miranda ~ everything o.k.?
edit: Flying kebab for G3!!
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Thu Apr 8 '04 12:09:39 pm
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keirafan
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hey,
i just started playing guitar - i got a squier telecaster. Joe, you are the most amazing guitarist ever!!! i want to be able to play like u. i'm coming to ur tour at the albert hall this year.
where can i find a guitar tab for Mind Storm on the net? i've looked everywhere.
George
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Thu Apr 8 '04 12:10:23 pm
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testas
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joe and the satch board
been a while since I've been on abd just wanted to say hi
I'm an hour before I go on stage withg my band concrete penguin at night and day cafe in manchester so i thouight i would say hi ( both the lead guitarist and myself will be playing JS guitars tonight)
look forward to the g3 tour this summer
look forwarsd to seeing and meeting some like minded people as well
take care everyone
peace
testas
www.concretepenguin.com
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Thu Apr 8 '04 12:17:40 pm
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UnknownOrigin
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WOW. Is there Love in Space? was waiting for me in my mailbox when I got home. Autographed cover and all. I can't believe it. I am listening to it right now.
I am completely dumbfounded by Sony's music store shipping service. Premium shipping is really worth the extra bucks. There is nothing more I can say. Wow.
Joe.. this CD rocks. Thank you.
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Thu Apr 8 '04 12:18:59 pm
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PhryDom
Dave
Atlanta, GA
USA
Plays: Guitar (45 years)
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keirafan you looked everywhere? did you try a search engine? that's what they're for... crikey.... try clicking here
michelle for a brewery tour!!!!!
yes, people, for some reason the Friday & the Monday around easter are public holidays here.... consequently today is the official national worst day for traffic accidents! Everyone's chomping at the proverbial bit to get to where they are going at the expense of any and everyone lol... oh to be a traffic cop on a day like this on the M25 <rolls eyes> lol...
Hands In The Air: I hope it's one of the weaker tracks, that's all I'll say for now... later everyone, Dave
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Thu Apr 8 '04 12:21:46 pm
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