Stu Clone
Graham Shackelford
Tacoma, Washington
USA
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i wouldn't really call it a solo gig... it's not out of place for me to have a solo spot in a show or anything thing... why do you ask?
matt
i'm sure the crew up here in tacoma/seattle could accomadate ;)
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Sat Oct 23 '04 10:13:51 am
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Suzie2000
Suzo
London,
England
Plays: Guitar (35 years)
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Cheese101- hope this isn't a dumb suggestion, but have you read the book "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time" by Mark Haddon, by the way? If not- it's written in the eyes of a teenage boy with Asperger's, I thought it was very insightful, a really excellent read. I'm not sure how widely published that book is, not even sure if it's a British author, but think so as it's set in England.
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Sat Oct 23 '04 10:14:51 am
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PhryDom
Dave
Atlanta, GA
USA
Plays: Guitar (45 years)
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Coincidentally Roger I just did a quick lurk this evening! lol Thanks for checking though :-) I'm in the final stages of the "big move" (hopefully the last one for a while) and so don't have so much spare time, having said that I know sod all about politics (of any country) so it would appear I'd have had nothing to contribute over the last few weeks anyway! LMAO.
Anyone call always email me - I'll be online for another 2 weeks then who knows - it could be months before I get online again. You can rest assured I'll have my Korg PXR4 hooked up straight away so I can still write & record though ;-)
Laters, Dave
PS I revamped my web site and the news page has kinda turned into a blog (although I normally don't like those things) - you can catch the latest there ;-) bye for now!
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Sat Oct 23 '04 10:17:52 am
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Frank Maxey
Grants, N.M.
USA
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Hello, this is my second visit
And would love very much to take advantage of this opportunity to say,,
Hello to Mr. Satriani whom I believe makes my every day with his
most excellent tunes indeed,, ratt-on! The Sat Man! And Gang!
I absolutely love this mans music and is my hope to continue hearing
his tunes for years to come.
/* Frank Maxey – class of 77 – Nevada - working in Arkansas at this time – USA */
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Sat Oct 23 '04 10:40:07 am
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cheese101
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Hey Suzie2000!!
Yep, I have read "The Curious Incident of the Dog in The Nightime". It was a very good book and gave me more insight into my son. I have also read "The Explosive Child" and it too helps. I find I have to figure out ways to head off my son's "melt downs" and that has been most successful in dealing with him. Learning more and more all the time, so life around here is much better than it used to be! Thanks for the suggestion, I highly recommend those two books for anyone dealing with an autistic child!
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Sat Oct 23 '04 10:40:49 am
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Duranium
Plays: Guitar (20 years)
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Hi to everybody!
I'm a really big fan of the big Satriani. He's my god of the guitar...i love all the tricks, how he makes the songs, the guitar, ....all ! I want to say..."you're the best guitarist of the world!" we, in Spain says "eres el mejor guitarrista del mundo!" Thanks for all Satriani !
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Sat Oct 23 '04 10:49:45 am
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marimariSRV
mari satch samurai
Boston, MA
usa
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Michelle: I'm with yah sister. This is just getting too much lately. I got my hip-waders on too! hehe! ;-))
OpticalStudio: I'm glad I was able to help you feel better Steven. Hang in there, I'm here for you! ;-)))
WEBMASTER: I was wondering when the Jones Beach Photos I sent to you on Sept. 11 will be posted? Soon?
Much Thanks Jon!
Alexandrecaetano: How are you? Good Luck with your workshop! I hope it goes well. Friendly kisses and hugs to you! ~~~~Sea Eyes~~~~
Later peeps! Have a great weekend!
Mari
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Sat Oct 23 '04 11:47:35 am
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Fretslayer
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Well I finally got myself a DVD player a month or so ago. My first dvd purchase?? G3 03' of course!! Great video, LOVE the "Free world" jam. The section where they trade off leads is SICK!!! My second dvd purchase?? Vai live at the Astoria!! Yet another excellent video. Vai's performance is top notch, as is his band's. What do you expect when you have Virgil Donati, Tony Macalpine, Billy Sheehan, and Dave Weiner backing you up?? The level of talent on that stage is staggering.
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Sat Oct 23 '04 11:51:06 am
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achoo
Tobias Barnes
Chicago, Illinois
United States
Plays: Guitar (33 years)
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Hello everybody! Happy Saturday, happy Saturday!
Zinc, Jazzy, you guys alright? Im in the sububrb Boolingbrook right now and preparing to make the journy to HOB. I'll probably get there around 5:30. See you later
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Sat Oct 23 '04 11:54:39 am
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JS_JS
Jacob Stewart
Washington
U S
Plays: Guitar (22 years)
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holy crap, I have so much stuff to type this sucks. the only good part is that I can listen to music while doing it though. but this freaking sucks.
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Sat Oct 23 '04 12:27:13 pm
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ILoveThailand
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JS_JS: lol
michelle: I did not get to meet Joe Mama. I left after both the shows. There were too many kids waiting to meet Joe! I have some pics of me and Joe that I probably should send to the webmaster...hows the weekend? This is the best weekend I ever had!
Optical Studio: You deserve it man, you totally deserve it! Keep cheering up, I know its hard but hope is all we've got here...
962: I think London would be a pretty good spot for ewjs. I think he should give it a try. Maybe Tony Blair can sponsor him instead of wasting his time with Bush!
If you can, download Blackest Eyes and Trains by Porcupine Tree. Trust me man, they will blow your mind!
DammMissNamm: It was a pleasure talking to you too and I will definitely checkout the club. Exploring new bars is always a hobby!
Fretslayer: Good first DVD choice. My first DVD was Marilyn Manson Guns God N' Government. It was overdubbed like crazy so it sucked. But my first 'real' DVD was The Exorcist.
Cuthbert: Dude, those chinese hooters chix are HOT! woof! woof! Thanks for those entertaining links!
Suzie: Thanks so much!
Delfino: The golden Guitar spoon! Yes, a lifetime dream come true! Thanks man!
Achoo: I will be there around 6:00 probably.
Alexandre: The Waves of Life is amazing! Good work man!
JOE! Please play The Forgotten Part 2! Dont Forget!
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Sat Oct 23 '04 12:45:55 pm
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ILoveThailand
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superstition, sorry. the unlucky number needed to go!
Well, well, well......
Songs of the day: Nelly - Ride with me
Misfits - Saturday Night
Korn - Here to Stay
Alexandre - Groovie Movie
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Sat Oct 23 '04 12:53:56 pm
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Steven Wilde
ShredZone, CaliFunia
USA
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SUZIE2000- Thank's! I Love My new applause! Lerning it is difficult though, but I am getting some nice tones out of it!...I got My Jackson DXMG back from miracle auto paint, they did a very awesome Candy applr red paint schemme for Me and I custom contoured the edges and it rocks! I found out I play better on guitars with no sharp edges on the body?!...Werid Huh?...But I love the DXMG series- But My fav is My car candy apple red peavey custom predetor! It is WILD...Thanks for the uplift!...Means a lot!....Stay cool and You and Your husband get working on some songs and I will put them up on My website for everyone to hear!....{www.abovethenumbers.com} sorry I dont knoe how to hyperlink!.....Happy playing!.............MICHELLE- That is very kind of You I truly appreicate the well wishes! I began this musicical journey 2 years ago and well I get Very discouraged very easily For most who know Me music is A serious passion! I work hard at doing this and have fun, But I feel I theres just so much to know and do? and i will never ever catch up! Oh well.....well Back to My green celestial seasons Tea!...Thanks for way cool words! Michelle I realy needed that!......I hope Your weekend goes terrific!...You are very kind!.............................BAUDAHUH- right on!.....
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Jacob Stewart
Washington
U S
Plays: Guitar (22 years)
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austin yeah, it sucks. but i got most of it done already. didnt take near as long as I though. thats a good thing.
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Sat Oct 23 '04 1:49:00 pm
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FERCHUNINO
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JOe: I have a special favor to ask you for, I´m from Argentina and I know you are coming here on December. I would be gratefull If you could sign my guitar, Is there a chance to do this???????????.
Please let me know if this little favor could be done.
Thanks
Fernando Baraldo
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Sat Oct 23 '04 1:51:48 pm
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cheese101
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Suzie2000:
The author of the Explosive Child is Ross W. Greene, Ph.D.
When I bought it I had to have my local bookstore order it. It's good!
Jazzzzzzzy: I don't see anywhere what you thought of your second EWJ concert? Bet it was really good??
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Sat Oct 23 '04 2:00:48 pm
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Suzie2000
Suzo
London,
England
Plays: Guitar (35 years)
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Jazzzzzzzy- what's the thing about posting 1003 times?
Hope you are well!
Optical Studio- Your Jackson sounds cool! By the way, what do you find most difficult about playing acoustic guitar compared with electric? I know what you mean about sharp edges on guitars... that's one of the reasons I love SG so much- she is so smooth! I advise everyone to have one in their collection!
That is a very nice offer of yours to upload some stuff for us, we have recorded some stuff on CD, but it needs editing / sorting out etc.... but when it's all finished, hopefully not too long, will get back to you on that!
Thanks
Suzie
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Do The Stu
Austin Lewis, III
Costa Mesa, CA
United States
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bahduh - I did respond to your comments about Pain Of Salvation...although if it was in one of my huge posts, you might have missed it. Basically... I have heard of the band, but I haven't heard any of their music. I saved the album titles that you suggested...next time I have some money, I'll buy one or two of them. That won't be for a while (Weeks? Months?) though...because I also have a stack of about 15 CDs that I've bought over the past month that I still haven't had the chance to listen to. ;-) I'll let you know what I think as soon as I get to listen to them. I'll do the same with Lacuna Coil, the other band you recommended.
DT's SFAM is a great DVD...but Live At Budokan blows it away. Man, I wish you were able to see it somehow.
I'm not sure if I understand your question about Z.Z. I think he's more of a guitarist than he is a drummer...
thedevilsslide - No, Ibanez doesn't make left-handed JS guitars.
The effect you're probably wondering about on Raspberry Jam Delta-V is a DigiTech whammy pedal.
962 - I'm not defending Bush. I don't think he's done the best job as President, and I'm not going to vote for him.
Michael Moore should know that you can criticize Bush without being deceptive and without manipulating events to imply things that aren't true. Why didn't he make an honest documentary? If he did, I would probably agree with his point of view. Oh, wait...if he was honest, he wouldn't piss people off, he wouldn't be as famous as he is, and he wouldn't make as much money as he has.
I don't like him because he's distorting the truth when he doesn't need to. He's adding more lies (or deceptions or whatever you want to call them) to the whole situation...he may be shining light on some problems, but he's also unnecessarily creating other ones.
j0ak0 - That date is listed in the road section, so I would have to say it is official.
matt king - Thanks for sharing that... I think you sent me an early version of that (or maybe I've just already heard it). Either way, it sounds very cool. :-)
PhryDom - Thanks for stopping by... :-)
Fretslayer - That's a great way to start your DVD collection...here are a few more must-haves:
G3 - Live In Concert
Led Zeppelin - DVD
Rush - In Rio
Dream Theater - Live At Budokan
Suzie2000 - Jazzzzzzzy doesn't like the number 13.
...Austin...
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Sat Oct 23 '04 2:09:36 pm
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Suzie2000
Suzo
London,
England
Plays: Guitar (35 years)
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Do the Stu- the number 13 is alright really...
Jazzzzzzzy, you don't chuck salt over your left shoulder as well when you spill it, do you?
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Sat Oct 23 '04 2:16:38 pm
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Eva Viding
ENSKEDE,
Sweden
Plays: Other (27 years)
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EEEEEEEKKKKK!!!!!!!! Another HUGE hairy spider in my living room! This one came strolling over the floor as if he owned the place. It's MY apartment, goddammit! Normally I would have thrown him out the balcony but he was just too big and scairy so I smashed him. Now I feel bad. I'll probably have nightmares tonight about him and his 50 hairy spider friends, coming to beat me up. Ugh.
jazzy Sorry for the late answer, I've been jammed with stuff this week. No, 9-ball is not Scandinavian, in fact it most likely stems from America and it's hugely popular all over the world. It's the most popular pool game ever. But in my opinion there are other games that are funnier to play. ;-) BTW, I'm reee-e-e-e-ally jealous about your three shows and two backstage passes!
marimari Thanks for all the jokes you send me, they're funny! I loved those bad Halloween costumes lol! NAMM? Sounds great! Have a blast!
austin I had considerable problems with the webshop when I wanted to pre-order Vai's new cd. I still have an order listed there for 4 copies instead of 2 as it won't let me change it and I can't seem to log out and log back in again... But no, the score wasn't listed in the checkout procedure for me either. Since I didn't go through with the order I haven't received a written confirmation yet though. I have sent them an e-mail about it, hopefully they can sort it out soon.
My T2J cd has arrived! Yay! I'll give it a listen this weekend and let you guys know what I think.
Am I wrong or have they changed the font used when you write a new message? It looked better before, now it's harder to read, the letters sort of melt into each other...
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Sat Oct 23 '04 2:26:06 pm
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cheese101
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Suzie2000........
OH MY GOSH??? Do I like Satch? Heck yes!!! Love him! Love his music. We have all the DVD's, CD's, tab books, other stuff, t-shirts, etc!! He is totally awesome!
I have to confess, I had become something of an old fart in my music choices, mainly listening to country with some classical, but since my son started guitar I've come to appreciate jazz, blues and now rock again! Liked rock when I was a teenager, but slowly got away from it. I'm so glad my son discovered Satch, as his music has totally brightened our lives in many ways!!!
We are traveling to San Fran Dec 26th just to see Joe, and are really hoping they open up the second night of music, so everybody needs to buy tickets and sell out the first night! And if he comes anywhere near Oregon, Washington, Nevada and most of California, we'll be there! We may be newer Satch fans, but he'll never lose us!
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