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Jordan Graham
Kalamazoo, Michigan
USA
Plays: Guitar (22 years)
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hey guys... everytime i ask something it gets buried under 50 thousand messages....
can someone please explain the difference between the js 1000 and 1200??? all i can tell is the color (red between black and white). anything else? why would joe make a whole new line for just a color??? why are we here??? lol ok if anyone could be a peach and email me at yngwievaisatch@yahoo.com
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Thu Jun 3 '04 7:16:45 am
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death cube k
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VFRrocker thanx, i was frightened by the liffey..lol.. i actually live next to a river here...its brown like cholate milk.. we have a saying here " if its brown drink it down, if its black send it back"
/\/\||<eyi just dont get the hendrix thing, oh well everybody can like or dislike what they want... thanx for the 2k .lol
the prez elvis was huge before his death..i dont see how elvis is in that pile of people..oh well
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Thu Jun 3 '04 7:30:43 am
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Matt Dorado
Portland, OR
USA
Plays: Guitar (53 years)
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DEATH CUBE - Do you live Cleveland? I I heard that river is nice and Brown.
COErules - It looks like the main difference is in the Pick-ups. the 1000 has a DiMarzio PAF Pro (H) Neck PU
1200 has a DiMarzio PAF-Joe Neck PU
I think that's it.
Edited Thu Jun 3 '04 7:53 am
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Thu Jun 3 '04 7:46:51 am
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Joeman9
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ovation1 no remember when Michelle(I think) said don't make me unleash the furry instead of fury. and somehow everyone was talking about malmsteen? maybe I just thought it up... like I do a lot
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Thu Jun 3 '04 8:19:42 am
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Kimmo Taskinen
Jyväskylä,
Finland
Plays: Drums (40 years)
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Phydeaux_3: Happy birthday! So you are one of those very good back-volumes too ('69. I'm '68)
edit: ... you know, we are made by peaceloving hippies ;-)
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Thu Jun 3 '04 8:21:51 am
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VOJAN
VOJAN KOCEIC
SPLIT, CROATIA
CROATIA
Plays: Guitar (31 years)
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Greetings from Croatia (Europe)!
I'm newbie in this "forum" and i'm nut shure what would i write to Joe except that he is one of my guitar Gods,and i almost look like him (but not playing like him :-))!!
Where should i write if i want talk to God (Joe)??
thanx!!
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Thu Jun 3 '04 8:39:20 am
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Zach Robinson
Lawrenceville, GA
USA
Plays: Guitar (25 years)
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Joe, YOU RULE first of all. I was just wondering your thoughts on Jimi Hendrix because I know he was a huge influence in you picking up guitar. I just think it would be interesting to hear it from you firsthand because I am also deeply influenced by him and his music.
Thanks,
Zach R.
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Thu Jun 3 '04 8:43:23 am
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Jared Presley
Cincinnati, Ohio
USA
Plays: Guitar (2024 years)
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Greg howe is simply a king in the guitar world. His song writing is amazing and his techniqe is one of the best. I think he is one of the most underated guitarist out there. I love the way he composes his melodic chops. There so different then what most people are doing even if he is playing a style you have heard a thousand times. I just wanted to see what you guys thought of him. He has became one of my favorite guitarist. His new CD is inspiring and all his other works are simply incredible.
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Thu Jun 3 '04 8:58:22 am
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Jared Presley
Cincinnati, Ohio
USA
Plays: Guitar (2024 years)
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Today is the realease of the July issue of Total Guitar Magazine. Heres a brief run down of whats in this issue everyone may be interested in:
JOE SATRIANI
Introducing your new guitar tutor – Joe Satriani. Watch and learn from the man who taught Vai and Hammett with our exclusive Video lessons from Satch himself!
PAUL GILBERT’S SCHOOL OF SHRED
Part 1 in a new series! The world’s scariest speedster shows you how to shred
ROBBEN FORD GUEST LESSON
One of the world’s most exciting blues players shows you how to do it.
Tony MacAlpine is one of the greatest players ever. His blend of technical ability, compositional ability, and stylistic range is unparalled!
Recommened listening:
Solo Work:
- Edge Of Insanity
- Maximum Security
- Chromaticity
Jazz Fusion:
- Cab
- Cab 4
Progressive:
- Planet X (Moonbabies)
Check it all out you will not be dissapointed!!!
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Thu Jun 3 '04 9:08:38 am
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ILoveThailand
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alexadre: thanks you so much! I wouldnt want to cause any more havoc with guys like you around! Peace brother! Its great to have you around!
juju! 3.5 hours??? good karma for you! hope your grampa gets better soon. peace
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Thu Jun 3 '04 9:16:13 am
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Joeman9
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cuthbert I do most of those things(except for a job cuz everyone mows their lawn and is all obsessed with their lawn I'm looking into anything a 14yo can do.)but that's just it because I walk everyday cuz my family has set a goal to get 10,000 steps a day and then for reading I'm reading a book called What if? it takes all the greatest battles in history and sees what would happen if the outcome was different. What if the Nazi's HAD won WWII?! and don't worry I ALWAYS play my guitar. my town's too small. I can't wait for all the parties I got invited to. but thanks for suggesting something but is there anything other than yard work that a kid can do?
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Thu Jun 3 '04 9:28:00 am
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Donkey Hotay
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Prez, yes Greg is simply amazing.. What impresses me the most is how conversant he is in so many different styles.. From the VH type riffing of Howe II to Holdsworthian type legato to neo classical shred to standard jazz to guitarified funk he can do it all. Once you get past the poor video and sound quality of his instructional video (as well as the corny Peter Falk type comedian dude) his demonstration is awe-inspiring. Greg has always been one of my top 5!!
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Thu Jun 3 '04 9:48:16 am
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Ivica Stevcevski
Malmö, skåne
sweden
Plays: Guitar (1932 years)
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Can´t they just give away the backstage passes? I´m tired of waiting, I´ve been on the attendence list since day one!
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Thu Jun 3 '04 10:00:08 am
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Freddy Garza
McMinnville, OR
USA
Plays: Other (57 years)
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Joe any thoughts on what I was asking late last week or early this week I forget, Regarding, playing a whole set of songs from ITLIS and then next couple hours of the gig you play the rest of your songs.
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Thu Jun 3 '04 10:18:38 am
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Zinc Master
Crown Point, IN
USA
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Why not . . .
The Top Companies Using Poo-Power
5> Whirlpooh
4> Fanny Made
3> Tommy Rimclinger
2> 'Rhoids of London
and the Number 1 Company Using Poo-Power...
1> Fruit of the Loo
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Thu Jun 3 '04 11:36:18 am
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Kalle P
Mönchengladbach, NRW
Germany
Plays: Guitar (19 years)
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Hey Joe, lookin`at your tour-plan I am very frustrated to see, that you won`t come to germany this year ?
I think all previous shows in germany might have been sold out everytime.
Maybe I come to see you in the netherlands on 13th of june, but to my distress my car broke this week :-((( and to go there by train and bus ain`t easy. (mhhhhh If I could fly.... <my favourite song !!!)
Anyway, your latest album is fantastic like always, listening to it for the first time I directly thought: OMG, Joe is still getting better n better. You really top yourself with each new album you create. After Jimi Hendrix, you are the very best for me ! You are my god !!!
This time you really convinced me to buy a guitar and start making music. But its surely hard to know, never to reach your level.
Sincerely, Kalle
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Thu Jun 3 '04 11:37:14 am
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