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patrick roethlinger
rocky point, nc
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Joe, you are "THE MAN!" I love your music. You have inspired me to play guitar. The song "Satch Boogie" was what changed my world. I saw you in Washington, DC on your Flying In A Blue Dream tour. It was the greatest concert I've ever seen. You did (7) encores. You came out after the last one and told everyone to go home, that you didn't know any more songs. Thank you for that experience. A dedicated
fan, REDSKIN.
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Do The Stu
Austin Lewis, III
Costa Mesa, CA
United States
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Steve Vai's Piano Reductions Volume I is now available...
Go here to preorder it:
http://stores.musictoday.com/store/dept.asp?dept_id=1741&band_id=340
The first 2,000 preorders will receive a print of Steve's handwritten "The God Eaters" score.
I just placed my order...
If anyone else orders this, can you let me know if the score print is mentioned on the checkout screen or in your order confirmation email?
Steve is using MusicToday for this presale. The manager of the Dave Matthews Band owns that company...whenever I preorder DMB-related CDs that come with bonus items, the bonus items are always mentioned on the checkout page. This Steve Vai score wasn't mentioned in my order confirmation, so I want to make sure I'll still receive it.
Thanks in advance for any help with this...
...Austin...
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Steven Wilde
ShredZone, CaliFunia
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SUZIE2000-That's very nice! sound like A very cool colection! Also, thats great! You and Your brother are "working" together! and getting some neat sounds! it dosent really matter what You play as long as Your passion is on fire!, and You enjoy the experiance that music has to offer!...If Your interested, Go to www.abovethenumbers.com I have some guitar trax recorded with My red peavey predetor and a radio shack speacial "homebuilt" 4-10 and an old peavey amp. and a Boss GT-6 procsessor, I wrote and recorede and played all the insruments and masterd them Myself with My 16 track studio, I have been playing for 2 seaon's!...So I am still very much in the learning phase!...But there pretty cool song's!...Much sucess in Your journey with Music in whatever way You choose!....Dubble cheers!.....................CLARKY- WOW! I had not thought of that!...I dont want anything like that then!...Thank's bro' Saved Me some money and heartache!...No it has to be FAT and fuzzy warm!...The more i think about it and hear, untill I start making money at this, I am happy with My "weak" set up!...That is to say I am getting interesting sounds and toneal range from it and i am uprading the wiring and hopefully the speakers soon!...Thanks a lot much appriciated! the Sound advice!..........................JAZZZZZY- Just had to say thank You! and I really enjoyed our conversation last night/Morning!...If We get A chance to get some tunes recorded, I will put them up for Purchase! and You will be a 3rd memebr of Above The Numbers!.........Way Cool...You are wise beyond Your years My friend!..........Rock On Tonight!....
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Ben Kenobi
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You're right! It is!
DamnIMiss'Nam: even better than what Austin said, use the italic tags for quoting, rather than the quote ones, as the quote tags make for annoying layout issues. As I recall, they were included in the T2J thing so that people could type tabs in a fixed width font. But hey, it's up to you.
Clarky: very funny! So there aren't any countries in the "World Series", unless you're talking about 1 day cricket back in the day, which used to have 3 countries at a time. (It's not called that any more.) Maybe we should start submitting teams for our countries to play in this "World Series" that doesn't actually have any countries competing in it.
BEN
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Chris Gray
Chris Gray
Newcastle,
Australia
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Hey guys
just wondering if anyone has heard of any plans in the near future of joe heading down under to OZ.
cheers
chris
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Webmaster:I have nothing better to do so I am offering to go back through the old archives & collect names & first posts for as many people as I recognize.If everyone would try to remember when they joined T2J... & post it... that would help.Just off the top of my head,I started posting back in May of 2001.I am going to double check.
If anyone wants to do the same?Go to the begining of the old archives & press "Ctrl"+"F" and you will get a page surfer.Then type in your nickname.That should work.
Thanx for the answer John.I will try to help as much as posible if you want to try this......Jblaze1
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Austin Lewis, III
Costa Mesa, CA
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sdcargal - Hi...welcome to the site. :-)
Chris Grey - Yeah...it looks like Asia and Australia are a possibility in the semi-near future (early or mid 2005, if I had to guess).
...Austin...
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962
Simon
Granada, Andalucia
Spain
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DamnIMissNamm, for your info, neither you, nor you grandparents, saved anyone from Hitler. They obviously didn't teach you this bit in school, but a late education is free for the first 6 months - Hitler shot himself in the face. He went absolutely f*ck*ng nuts, and shot himself.
And in case you forget, you are british deep down. You're all sorts of European. You are descended from the european sons-of-bitches who invaded the americas and shot everything that moved. And you might not give a shit what the rest of the world thinks of your policies, but I know a massive number of american people who do give a shit. Capiche?
Nobody has asked the US to defend them either. The US government has decided it will 'defend people'. And those of us in the free world understand that those statements, those promises, are all just a front for a dark hidden agenda.
And Jazzzzzzy is absolutely right. You do need to be concerned what the rest of the world thinks. America is a part of the world as a whole. America does not stand alone, unaffected and unaffecting from the world around it. The actions taken and decisions made by US government, and massive US international corporations like Coca-Cola, McDonalds and GM, have huge consequences on the rest of the globe.
To say "who gives a shit what everyone else thinks" clearly indicates that you think your country and your political actions as a part of that country, won't affect the rest of us.
WRONG.
This is what I was on about a while back when I said that Bush is going to get us all killed.
Jazzzzzzy, no I haven't heard 'em bro. Should I check 'em out?
cuthbert, yeah bearing your comment in mind, i'm inclined to agree. My mistake - the media (and not just in the US) has been skewed much longer than George W has been in office. although, that said, wth his cousin running Fox News, it's got to play a part in the reporting of important matters?
NewsMan, haha, love it! Misguided is about right - had we have known that this would all have happened, and Tony would go along as Bush's stool pigeon, I don't think we would have voted him in as PM. I kinda hope the Liberals get it this time - Charles Kennedy would be a good laugh in office.
Austin, so what if Moore is as deceptive as we claim Bush to be? Moore isn't the one running the country and most of the world. Moore isn't the one with his finger stroking the trigger of the gun aimed at the head of the rest of planet.
Oh, and on a ligher note, first 2000 orders will recieve a print of Steve's handwritten score? What a con!
SOTD: Politicalamity ~ Extreme
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/3/thegalleriamusic.htm
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Aarren Mowle
Bradford, Yorkshire, UK
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Clarky - You did mention about the presence and I turned it all the way down and it was still really bright....bloody thing. I'll get to answering the rest of your post when I get a bit more time.
Aarren
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ILoveThailand
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I'm up early and man, was Satch in top form. Loved every minute of it. 2 more shows to go. Hope they are as good.
962: You are absolutely right in your post to DammMissNamm.
When our catastrophic "president" (aka buffoon) wants support to go to war, people like DammMissNamm are singing songs of praise to supporting countries. Thats when the whole world matters. But when countries like France do not show support, they start boycotting. And then they come and say "who gives a shit what you think." Ironic.
DammMissNamm: Ok, thats great that you served in the army. Its a brave thing to do and I respect that because Prez George Bush will not send his daughters even though he is the "commander in chief." But tell me, do you even have the slightest respect for Bush after he decided to continue having strong ties with the Saudi's BUT boycotted the French? Dont you think the French have more credibilty than the Saudi's??? Can you trust such a president?
And yeah, Bill O Reilly can eat shit and bark at the moon.....
962: Porcupine Tree is an amazing band from Britain. If you get a chance get In Absentia. Seriously, its one of the greatest prog rock bands today. Also, if youre in the mood of some dark and soulful guitar playing along with chilling lyrics, get Opeth's Damnation. Trust me, you will love these albums! Check em out!
Song of the day: Trains by Porcupine Tree
Buckethead's Colma and Stephen King's Apt Pupil go hand in hand. It's freaky. Big Sur, California (gulp!)
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SAW JOE WEDNESDAY NIGHT 10/20 AT THE MICHIGAN THEATER IN ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN AND OH MY GOD IT WAS AWESOME! ONE OF THEE BEST CONCERTS I'VE EVER SEEN IN MY LIFE! JOE, YOU ROCK! ME, MY BROTHER AND TWO BUDDIES WENT TO SEE YOU AND YOU MORE THAN BLEW US AWAY. PLAYING FOR TWO HOURS AND 45 MINUTES WAS ABSOLUTELY MIND BLOWING!! WHO DOES THAT NOWADAYS?
I ENJOYED G-3, VERY MUCH SO BUT.............JOE, BY YOURSELF, IS THE ABSOLUTE BEST......ALL JOE, ONLY JOE........WHAT A FANTASTIC EVENING AND IT IS SO PHENOMENAL TO WATCH SOMEONE WHO HAS SUCH MASTERY OVER A INSTRUMENT.........COMPLETELY BREATHTAKING! JOE, PLEASE COME BACK SOON!
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962
I do care what the world thinks, but it's still the American people who vote not the world community. The world will always find fault in America. And yes the UK asked us to defend her when Hitler was bombing in ww2 as well as the French after he rolled in without firing a shot.
Jazzzzzy is wrong! He has taken my comments out of context. My point was and still is that it is up to the American people to pick a leader, not world opinion.
Yes Hitler killed himself, but only after being crushed back to Berlin.
Jazzzzy, I served in the Navy in the Nuke sub program. You still haven't answered my question did you serve?
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Sarah Beavers
Canton, OH
USA
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My husband is a big fan and I want to get his tickets to a show sometime, if you ever come to our area. Do you ever plan to come to Canton, Akron or Cleveland Ohio??? If any one else knows the answer to my question please email me
at poky1976@yahoo.com...By the way your music sounds great
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Zinc Master
Crown Point, IN
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CHICAGO, ILLINOIS !!!!
What A Great Show Last Night !!
Just Got Up !!
Jazzy - how was back stage?
Achoo - did you have a good time?
We got inside about 6:15 or so.
We were about 30 feet from the stage, on the left side of the stage.
I had never been to HOB before - it is a very small venue - the levels are neat - but the floor is pretty small.
I cannot wait until Saturday night - platinum package night !!
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Good morning!
It's a new world. The war on terrorism is a different type of conflict. The patriot act sucks but, it is a first draft. The terror alert system sucks but it a pioneering system. The comments that people (not necessarily you) spout off criticizing these and other new actions taken by our current admin, is the point I was making yesterday about Monday morning quarterbacks
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ILoveThailand
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DammMissNamm: Where am I wrong? How did I take your posts out of context? Sure, "Bring it on" is very intelligent. I am sure you said that a lot in the Navy.
I never served in the forces. I don't think I ever will unless I find proper justification. If I need to serve people, I will join the Peace Corps. Why did you join the Navy? Specific reason? My ex-girlfriend joined the Navy because it would pay for her graduate school. Another friend did it for the same reason.
Zinc: Did you like the show? I did not go backstage. My dog ate my passes!
Achoo: Did the female unit enjoy the show? I sure did. My brother went for some friends wedding so I took one of my co-workers with me. It sure made her "tingly" down there! The night was just perfect! I tried looking around for you but I think I missed you. Well, will surely catch you on Saturday (or tonite, if you are makin it down again!) And yes, did you go backstage??? I hope you did!!!
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Rémy Lefebvre
Brossard, Quebec
Canada
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wouldn't it be great a Satch Tapes part.2..from Time Machine to now? what do you think folks?
Let me hear yourselves!!
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Fri Oct 22 '04 7:57:35 am
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ILoveThailand
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DammMissNamm: I guess the liberals you met were gay. They were eyeing your ass while you kept thinking they were after your money.
eeee haww!
Liberals eyeing your money, huh? Your statement is as baseless as me saying every conservative only eyes my money.
I have met many liberals who were complete sweethearts at the same time complete dicks. Also I have some very good friends who are republican. I guess you have a hard time looking beyond the fact no matter what one's political preferences are, people are human too. Thats what people like Bush do to you. They paint everything in Black and White. "you are either with us or without us."
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ILoveThailand
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LOL! Cuthbert, that is some kick ass news! I wish I was there to lick the pie off her. Then attack her with more pies and let my dog lick her. Anne Coulter is a twat. I hope she dates Gary Condit.
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Zinc Master
Zinc Master
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Jazzy
Are you going backstage on Saturday?
I'll make it back there Saturday - Platinum package
Joe is going to be at Music Lab in Lansing Illinois on Saturday at 2:00 pm
Autographs and talking about his new amp
I am stopping in there on my way to the show !!
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Jazzercise
Once again you have taken my comments out of context.
My "Bring it on" comment was a warning statement to the terrorist that want a jihad. In other words we are not going to send the Peace Corps to fight the terrorist.
I joined the Navy to serve my country. My family has a long history of respecting freedom. We join, we respect, we do our job, and we get out. I didn't agree with Mr. Regan at the time or Casper our friendly Weinberger (sod at the time). But I did my job. Looking back at it now, we were not very popular but the USSR and a large populous of the world changed their views on arms racing and communism.
As for our boycott of France and our relation with the Saudis, I love French wine, not so much their customer service, but they have that fermentation thing down! The Saudis, well lets just see how that plays out. Our government didn't recommend that we boycott the French, a few idiots over reacted, exploited and sensationalized a national crisis and the French reaction to it. Viva Le France and protect those grapes!
As for your homophobic comment about me saying bring it on a lot in the navy, dude,
I served, no thanks necessary
cuthbert1776
There is a lot to digest in your last post. I love the idea of a side by side comparison. Will do. But just like Catholicism, the constitution is interpreted. That is why we don't have just one Supreme Court justice. Somebody call the Vatican!
By the way I voted for Gore.
Be careful of labels sometimes they can blind vision.
Namm Man.
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