michelle
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Jazzy, "i've been tapping with my penis lately.....its kinda cool. " lmao! Tapping what... or who? Randomly tapping people with your willy could cause you some serious bodily harm. lmao!! Randomly tapping things with your willy is just weird, in a hysterically bizzarre way of course.
Wow! I'm so far behind I just caught up to the post I made this morning!
Bartender, did somebody say they were flagged? Thank you sir I'll have another.
Benny, that reference to Dumbo went so far over my head. lol! My youngest is 12, so it's been a while since I watched Dumbo.
EVERYBODY, what's your favorite Disney Movie?
Mine is The Jungle Book. That movie rocks!! lol!
Jazzy, send the picture to shelg64@hotmail.com. Post one more time. 815 is my birthday :) lol!! Coming up on the BIG 4-OH! Then again, 814 is my husbands birthday, so that's cool too. There's some daily numbers for everyone to play. Let me know if anyone wins...cuz I never do. lol!
Mikey, Trutina ~ we miss you guys!!
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ILoveThailand
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happy early birthday to you and your hubby michelle! this post 815 is dedicated to you! i will email you the picture! i hope you dont freak out! lol!
i have been tapping (ahem) my guitar lately! lol! there is a new lady i am seeing and she likes tapping quite a lot. i mean guitars, you know! She has allowed me to tap only with one finger though! lol!!!! I will teach her how to use all five........lmao!
going to any concerts soon? I have snoop dogg coming up! hell yeah!
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I'm going to major in economics as well..
I am fairly endowed with a knowledge of history. There has been other times in which presidents have bended the rules of the consitution, and morality. In world war 2. FDR knew we were going to have ships attacked for transporting materials to our allies, he contiinued this support in order to justify the war. I think world war 2 was a just war. Maybe im misunderstanding your post. What is your twisted version of how the cival war started? I also dont know what you were saying about Licoln the suspension of habeauus corpus? is that what you were saying was not legal? Just curious.
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Tue Jul 20 '04 9:02:53 pm
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marimariSRV
mari satch samurai
Boston, MA
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Hey there, Hi there, ho there!
I just popped in to say hello! I just got back from Journey and The Fabulous Thunderbirds concert! Wooohooo! I had row 10 but I snuck up to row 5 for Journey and this girl was nice enough to let me squeeze in when security came by. (pretty frequently I must say!) So kuul!
I got 3rd row for Skynyrd and Marshall Tucker in Sept. at this venue. They haven't gone on sale but if you was at the show.....I lucked out! I'll catch up with y'all tomorrow I hope. I think I'm just a couple days behind...I don't like being behind!!!
This was my 26th concert for this year! 3 countries if you count the states. 5 states that I've gone to see shows. Pretty kuul! Now when I get my new car.......look out baby! hehe!
Jblaze1 for Official Guitar and Camera Guard!!
Night All! I'll catch up with you soon... I have to be at work at 6:30 am. I have to get up in 5 hours! Oh Shit!!!! See Yah!!!
Mari
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Tue Jul 20 '04 9:10:42 pm
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Artanis I
Ben Kenobi
Australia
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Cuthbert: I'm not an American, I've read these arguments now and a few months ago about the "civil" war and all that ... my question to you is what were the reasons and/or trigger that caused the southern states to secede?
Also, as far as I'm concerned, when I see the US flag I see enemies in sport, excessive capitalism (including dictation of culture to my country) and "ethical" "wars" (eg the deposition (or attempt) of Ba'ath, Taliban, various communists etc). It's not a symbol I hold in high regard. This is disappointing as I now think about it, as it is not by choice that I have these impressions.
Disney movie: I loved the Jungle Book too. I stopped watching them a few years ago ... so apart from Toy Story I haven't seen anything new since "the Lion one".
world war 2 was a just war: try telling that to the Jews, Polish, French ...
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Leanna Usher
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Michelle---what a freaky story lolol...if a waterbug was running around me, while my head was hurt, i would freak out and scream bloody murder lolol
wow no one's talked for about 42 minutes!! talk people...it's 1 am here if anyone wants to know haha
SOTD:: "We Die Young" -Alice in Chains...excellent song
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Daniel Anderson
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Joe looking forward to you coming back to the Dallas/Forth Worth Metro-Plex area. Last time you were here your tribute to Jimmy Hendrix was fantastic. I happen to be the same age as you. Really do not go to concerts anymore. I would not miss your Dallas concert for nothing. Keep on jamming DanO
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i am depressed joe, i saw a clear very limited addition js1200 in orlando...it was 5000$ and it was right handed. will there ever be any left handed js series guitars? i almost feell ike pulling a hedrix and buyin a js 1200 and just redoin the tremolo and all, but id mess it up for sure lol.
This is to the other posters:
Would sacrificing an ibanez for a les paul be a bad choice? im starting a band and i have a lot of satch references (except tremolo bends and the satch scream) what should i do????
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Artanis I
Ben Kenobi
Australia
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Opinion time:
I'm listening to the listening party. This is the first time I've heard the new album. Gnaaah I like apart from the drums being too simple. The sound they've got for the drums is fairly good though. Track 2 reminds me of The Extremist and Luminous Flesh Giants for some reason. I like the heavy chorusy bits. Hands in The Air (I heard it before when Joe was on the rockline thing) would be 1000000 times better with hi-hats looser and only on crotchets instead of quavers. Is There Love In Space has boring drums. Souls Of Distortion, possibly excessive use of wah? Just Look Up reminds me of Love Thing, Home and You Saved My Life. Tumble should have been on the album. Dog With Crown And Earring is awesome. It has that Mountain Song vibe about it.
I guess I'll definitely have to buy the CD as soon as it' s released here.
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Do The Stu
Austin Lewis, III
Costa Mesa, CA
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Jazzy x - "I dont need your remarks."
We don't need your childish behavior and name-calling.
"I have learnt that you simply love picking on my negative comments."
I'm not picking on your comments. I ask questions in response to the things you say, but you hardly answer any of them. Why is that? The three questions I asked you earlier are still unanswered. Why?
"you have (sic) indulged in any posts of mine, unless you want to disagree."
Then you haven't read all of my posts. I've talked to you about many different things. Do a search. I've asked you many different questions, but you haven't answered most of them. Why not?
What's wrong with disagreement? I disagree with things said by many different people on this site. Most of us are able to get along just fine.
"You have a grudge against me"
As I have said in the past, I have no grudge against you. Why do you think otherwise?
"Maybe you should change your nick to "doing the fanboy.""
Maybe you should change your nickname every time you make an apology, because you think people will forget what you've said in the past. Oh, wait...you already do that.
JS JS - You'll have trouble with the rehearsal video unless you have a high-speed internet connection. I have dialup here at home, so I won't be able to watch the rehearsal video until I'm back at school in the end of August.
Best Before / SupaaDave - Yeah, Joe's first guitar was a Hagstrom. It was white, and Joe lost it (sold it?) several years ago. He posted a message on this site a few years ago saying he was still looking for it. I don't remember what year it was produced, but let him know if you come across it. ;-)
michelle - Hmmm...what is my favorite Disney movie? That's a great question. I'll have to think about it... I'll get back to you.
Artanis I - Wow...ITLIS? still isn't available in stores down under? That's crazy. Do you know if there's a release date yet?
I agree with your comments about the drums. Jeff's playing on most of the songs is WAY too simple.
The Souls Of Distortion is one of my favorite tracks on the album. I like a lot of the "little" things in the background of the song, and how Joe uses the wah differently (ever so slightly) when he plays each phrase. I like how he completely opens up the wah on the last chorus, for example. A lot of those subtleties are probably hard to hear if you're streaming the album online, though.
...Austin...
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Neil Morgan
York, North Yorkshire
England
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Anybody watch MTV UK? Surely Emma Griifths from TRL has to be the most beautiful girl in the whole entire world!!!!! Those eyes...
[/obsessive rant] Sorry... lol
NM
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superalessio
alessio salerno
catania, Italy
italia
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My review of Pistoia G3 date?
Amazing show...my first G3...
Pistoia Blues Festival 25th:
At 22.00 Robert Fripp appear on stage, Mr. Fripp it's a great musician and i think he wrote a lot of amazing music...but 20 minutes of guitar sint they have not been appreciated from the people....I think he play a long long intro ....
22.20 Billy Sheehan appear to play with Mr Fripp and the spectators warmed up
22.30 Steve Vai exit with triple neck....he play great...all the songs were like the DVD G3/Astoria I D E N T I C A L great show man, great sound...the band, they have played a lot brings together!....Steve is very charismatic...the show lasted 1 hour and 1/2 ...wonderful....
00.00 Joe exit...the really surprise of the night...Joe is fantastic, he play like a killer, many new songs (I have found them much beautiful), a very particoulary version of Always, a fantastic Blue dream, all perfect!!! he was much technician ...
The jam: The greatest moment of the show, Fripp play normally (scales, arpeggios, bending) Vai incredible, and Satch a real master and director of the show...Ice 9 and Rockin in a free world wonderful ...
Great night...only a small defect, the volumes were too much high...it's not necessary play loud to catch up the heart of the public.... . . . . . . .
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superalessio
alessio salerno
catania, Italy
italia
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And this is for Joe:
I Joe, have you eat your birthday present? The cookies from Sicily that I gave to you in the aftershow of Pistoia Bles Festival! I'm your greatest fan from Sicily...I hope that you have enjoy the sicialian cookies.....it was a great honor for me to meet you and shot a photo with you, I'll always remembar your smile when i gave you the present !!!....thank's for your gentility and for all your fantastic music and for all you are all the one which represents for as!!!....
If you want more cookies or other honey from Sicily write me!!!...I' ll send you immediately :-)
Alessio
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Wed Jul 21 '04 2:48:52 am
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Clarky
Paul Clark
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Nick - nice one.. I'll look into.. If money and time permit I'd love to see them... if for no other reason than to watch Neil Peart play... he blows me away..
Cuthbert - I'm not really a big fan of firearms.. yes I know a little about them.. and yes I've fired several different weapons.. and luckily for me I've never had to fire on a live target..
Zen - "Some days, i'm lucky. Others days, i'm cursed."... lol... that's a feeling I know ... lol... sometimes I have plenty of spare time... so I try to write something.. and the mind is flooded with fuck-all... lol.. other times.. ideas are screaming around in my head.. like gig / jam in my mind.. and I don't have the time to capture and exploit it... [which is why I sometimes quickly score out the ideas on paper if I can and mess with them in the studio at a later time]..
creativity cannot be switched on and off... she shows up when she shows up.. and often at a time and place that is not of your choosing... lmao..
"I often think that i don't really make my music. My music makes herself, using me" - that is exactly the same for me.. once I'm fully immersed in the concept at both a spiritual and physical level.. the creative process within me takes it's own path... I am then reduced to a simple means of transfering the sound within my head to an external media... occasionally I'll interject into the process where there is a logical junction in the music and inject ideas.. like a new key, new dynamic, etc.. then let the process continue on it's new path...
it's not so often that I make composition happen.. more often I let composition happen... the only times I find myself really thinking deeply about the music is when I know something spcific is needed... like a moment where the orchestra must follow specific rules of harmony so as to create an 'authentic' sound specific to a period - such as Baroque.. or where I know that I am going to hit a moment that requires a 'development' or 'recapitulation' section in a loose Sonata form sense...
like all fine ladies... creativity is mysterious, beautiful and hard to define....
and should have nice tits and a great ass..
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Lucia Ballesteros
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Hi!
JMDS: Here are the lyrics of "LIfestyle" (thank you novjul)
You wake up in the mornin and you're smokin like a house on
fire
Cause you been out all night and you're burnt down to the wire
I really love ya baby but you're puttin me through the fire
woh-oh
You're lifestyle
is killin me
You're lifestyle
is killin me
And if I don't do nothin bout it there'll be nothin left of me
woh-oh
You're talkin too much boy you're drivin it way too fast
And you never make sense cause you're too busy havin a blast
I know we got no future cause you just can't remember the past
woh-oh
You're lifestyle
is killin me
You're lifestyle
is killin me
And if I don't do nothin bout it there'll be nothin left of me
woh-oh
Packed my bags got one foot out the door
Cause I can't take one more night on the killin floor
I must be losin my mind cause I think I'm comin back for more
woh-oh
You're lifestyle
is killin me
You're lifestyle
is killin me
And if I don't do nothin bout it there'll be nothin left of me
woh-oh
stop
killin me
stop
killin me
...
novjul: please can you put the lyrics of "I Like the Rain" here,
I don't find them in your web (???)
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Julie James
Denver, Colorado
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Michelle- my favorite disney movie is beauty and the beast... lumiere and codsworth crack me up!
OMG was it ever hot here last night... temp got to above 90 but the humidity was at 77... yuck! Anyway, hope all is well with everyone... heading back to denver in the morning, another long drive :)
well, off to go kayaking with my mom and brother... hope all in satchland have a good morning/afternoon...
juju
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Clarky
Paul Clark
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Stace - *gedunge*..... sound of my car hittin' a tree cos I'm not paying attention to the road... lmao..
Jazzy - get the ladies to play piana with their tits... then you can get jazzy up her butt... lmao...
godguns - if you get to try a EL34 100/100 I'd be really interested in your observations....
ok.. it's true.. the killer is the man not the weapon... however... the sole function of a gun is to wound and / or end life..
I just find it odd that anyone that is devoutly religous would have an interest in weapons of any kind..
I've yet for find a religion that says killing stuff is ok and a healthy passtime...
an most hunters are killing for sport.. because there is no real need to hunt...
I don't go fishing.. because if I want to eat fish I go and buy fish.. one that has already been killed.. no point in me adding another dead fish to those killed already...
and for the same reason I don't need to hunt.. I just see no point in it...
don't get me wrong though... I'm not a tree huggin' pinko commie fagg... and I've fired plenty of 7.62 rounds out of an SLR-FN [predecesor of the spazzy little SA80] along with 155mm rounds too.. from a big fat boy gun.. and learned to rip the shit out of folks with a beyonette [now that's proper killin'].. all on behalf of Her Majesty...
so I have no issue will killing folks in self defense - or if ma'am says so - cos she da boss....
I guess I'm just not into killing stuff that don't need killing..
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Ovation ~ please accept my belated condolences on the passing of your father-in-law ~ I realized this morning I was remiss in not posting this message earlier ~ your post reminded me strongly of when I lost my best friend in 1993 ~ I was able to visit him in the hospice about a month before he died ~ his final days were spent managing his pain ~ my grief as large and deep, but he was finally relieved of his suffering
we spend our lives balanced on the razor's edge, always pushed and pulled by the dualities of our existence here on planet earth
Here is a roughly paraphrased Tibetan saying I heard once: when a child is born the world rejoices, but the child wails ~ in death, the world mourns but the spirit rejoices
...peace...
~faye
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