Steven Wilde
ShredZone, CaliFunia
USA
Plays: Guitar (21 years)
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DELFINO- Yes, I hear ya' on being busy! I am still inbetween places!...I have 3 new one's posted, "nation's of one" "lovespan" and "sleepstreem" They are soley on the GT-6 through A 6 watt amp run through My 4-10! "sleepstreem" was done with My ring on My finger as the slide! It was spontaneous! http://www.abovethenumbers.com I will have more soon! and take all those other's down and put the all the new ones up! Also I would be more than happy to send you pic's of My guitar's! E-mail Me at wildestudio@aol.com How about You? any new stuff That Your doing!...Well hope all is great! Off To an early dinner..You know where!!!!........................................PETE MULAS- Hi It's Steven Wilde! How are You? Glad to see You! Yes, That's not cool using Your song's as someone eles "original" work! I DO understand! That is why copyright's are so important! And even then It can be a hassle! take care! from Above The Numbers!............... 962- I just checked out your new song's nice work! I know what Ya' mean about EQ, But still it sound's nice! I have recently been experimenting with diffrent compression ratio's and different EQing technioques! Much sucess!.
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Sun Nov 28 '04 3:49:33 pm
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jimbojim
Rémy Lefebvre
Brossard, Quebec
Canada
Plays: Guitar (27 years)
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I've got word that Is There Love in Space songbook get release in 2005's debut
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Sun Nov 28 '04 3:54:58 pm
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ILoveThailand
Plays: Other
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Steven! Hows it going man!!!! thanks so much for the message!!! I really appreciate it! you blessed it!!!
962: llb is a really good band! how was opeth?
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Sun Nov 28 '04 3:56:20 pm
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Mastering
WEBER Alexis
Perpignan,
France
Plays: Guitar (23 years)
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Hi guys.
I've got a question about joe's next project. When will you make an album with your friend Steve Vai?
I've ever red an article with both of them talking about there carrear and they've told about an album they want to make toghether. But when?????
I also want to talk about Jazzzzzy's post which talk about Metallica and Megadeth....
Well, YOU find that there's no bug in Megadeth carrear, but it's your mind guy.... You must accept that somebody likes all Metallica records and dislikes some Megadeth records....
To my mind, this two bands are great heavy metal band. But I prefer Hetfield's composition than Mustain's. It's personal so...
P.S: excuse my english guys, it's not my first language.... ;-)
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Sun Nov 28 '04 4:03:44 pm
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Mobility
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Hey Joe...there are so many wonderful live clips of you playing your music (...from different radio shows around the world, from various interviews, etc)...but very few of those make it to your page. Why is that?
There's this great page 'foreverjoe.com' which has a lot of fantasitc live performances. Are there other sites like this one?
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Sun Nov 28 '04 4:25:20 pm
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SuperSi
Simon Smith
Narrabri, New South Wales
Australia
Plays: Guitar (43 years)
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Joe,
I had a dream at some stage over the last week that I thought was pretty cool, although the dream must have been in concept form I guess as I’ve not learned anything new from the dream or since the dream.
My dream was of your instructional DVD – which of course doesn’t exist as yet – and it was a different format to most other guitar instructionals that I’ve come across.
It differed in that instead of concentrating on showing us how to rip and shred, or how you rip and shred, you take the time to explain things like modal transition and stuff. The DVD basically gave us more of your interpretation of theory rather than application (but still showed us neat stuff) and it was more about you talking about how you achieved such the highest level of not only guitar but overall musical expertise.
What would be really cool is if such an instructional DVD did exist past my dream (hint hint).
By the way, check out the Aussie Legion of Joe Fans poking their heads about following the news that you’re touring here next year. Hope you bring Jeff (what can be said?), Stu (you’ve ditched him???) and Eric (the whiz) to Australia. Please keep the T2J fans updated?
Looking forward to meeting you Joe,
Simon Smith.
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Sun Nov 28 '04 5:02:22 pm
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SuperSi
Simon Smith
Narrabri, New South Wales
Australia
Plays: Guitar (43 years)
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Joe,
I had a dream at some stage over the last week that I thought was pretty cool, although the dream must have been in concept form I guess as I’ve not learned anything new from the dream or since the dream.
My dream was of your instructional DVD – which of course doesn’t exist as yet – and it was a different format to most other guitar instructionals that I’ve come across.
It differed in that instead of concentrating on showing us how to rip and shred, or how you rip and shred, you take the time to explain things like modal transition and stuff. The DVD basically gave us more of your interpretation of theory rather than application (but still showed us neat stuff) and it was more about you talking about how you achieved such the highest level of not only guitar but overall musical expertise.
What would be really cool is if such an instructional DVD did exist past my dream (hint hint).
By the way, check out the Aussie Legion of Joe Fans poking their heads about following the news that you’re touring here next year. Hope you bring Jeff (what can be said?), Stu (you’ve ditched him???) and Eric (the whiz) to Australia. Please keep the T2J fans updated?
Looking forward to meeting you Joe,
Simon Smith.
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Sun Nov 28 '04 5:02:37 pm
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dkh88
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Hey Joe!
I am not sure if you are aware, but at the following link: http://www.memritv.org/Search.asp?ACT=S1#
at clip # 311, Iranian TV was using parts of "Summer Song" for an anti-American cartoon filler!!!!!
I was in complete shock when I heard this one.
Check out the video, then send Iranian TV a nasty-gram!
Dave
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Sun Nov 28 '04 5:16:05 pm
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jelly man
Paul Huxley
Guildford, Surrey
England
Plays: Bass (24 years)
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i quite like that video actually... quite accurate really...
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Sun Nov 28 '04 6:04:24 pm
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muzic4me5150
Dean
Milwaukee, WI.
Plays: Guitar (44 years)
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Does anyone on this messageboard use a Digitech wh1 reissue whammy pedal or have any knowledge of the pedal? I know Joe uses one but I'am not sure if its the original or the reissue. Is it worth $199.00?
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Sun Nov 28 '04 6:39:02 pm
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death cube k
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muzic4me5150 the original wh1 sounds a bit different than the reissue,, try em both.. i like the wh1 far better.
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Sun Nov 28 '04 7:12:13 pm
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marimariSRV
mari satch samurai
Boston, MA
usa
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962: Simon I was very impressed with your work. You can always perfect Time Boogie when you feel like it. I'm going to listen to your other songs tomorrow. I have to be at work at 6:30 am ...ughh! Not fun after 4 days off. But at least I have KWS to look forward to on Tuesday. My parents left for Florida today so there won't be much of a birthday this year.
My sis just called and we are going to meet at my favorite Chinese place for dinner. Then I'll head off to the show. It will probably be the best one ever if you ask me. If I was going to see JS then it would be the BEST but KWS will suffice. ;-)))
He'll do very nicely cause I'm sure he'll do a few SRV songs. Damn Straight! It'll be a kick ass show! Perfect for my bday!
OpticalStudio: Steven, Thank you my friend. You have always been there for me and I hope I can always be there for you. I am here for you. Your kindness has been very inspiring. I try to be more giving and understanding like you
have shown to me. Stay true to your soul and it will all work out. It has worked for me. Hang in there, God has a plan for you! I believe in you. I just got confirmation about NAMM regarding someone very special. I'll let you know later. ;-))))
Alexandrecaetano: Hello Alex!!! How are you? Nice weekend?
I hope all's well with you . Did you tell Goncalo that I really liked his CD? It's really good. I'll give you more imput after I listen a few more times. Have a great week my friend!
~~Sea Eyes~~~
Mari
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Sun Nov 28 '04 7:55:20 pm
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climber
Don Cutler
Washington
USA
Plays: Guitar (55 years)
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So 962 Are you marketing any of your music? You should. Great music.
Don.
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Sun Nov 28 '04 8:17:05 pm
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climber
Don Cutler
Washington
USA
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btw I think Eye of Ra is awesome!
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Sun Nov 28 '04 8:23:08 pm
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civgeek
Matt Dorado
Portland, OR
USA
Plays: Guitar (53 years)
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Suzie - I believe that the SG is about the smallest body that Gibson makes. However, I was referring more to their necks. I play an old Wizard neck. It is 17 mm thick at the nut with a max of 20mm. The SG neck is 21mm at the nut and 24.5 mm at the thickest part. This just makes it feel like someone chopped off a branch and stuck it on the body. AAggghhh. The Horror. I guess I'm just spoiled. But there are a lot of people that play Gibbies so maybe I have my head up my ass. Who knows. I'm just glad you are happy with your purchase.
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Sun Nov 28 '04 8:33:14 pm
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JS_JS
Jacob Stewart
Washington
U S
Plays: Guitar (22 years)
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hey everyone, how was your thanksgiving? mine was great, this was a busy weekend, but fun. time to go back to school tomorrow, ugh. finals week. wish me luck. later.
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Sun Nov 28 '04 8:55:50 pm
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miiiiiikey
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With Christmas just around the corner, VAI.COM holding two special auctions with all proceeds going to charity. Both these items would make amazing and unique gifts for any Steve Vai fan!
First item up for grabs is a mint G3'03 Tour Poster hand-signed by Steve Vai, Joe Satriani, and Yngwie Malmsteen, as well as members of the Vai band (Billy Sheehan, Tony MacAlpine, Jeremy Colson) and Malmsteen band (Patrick Johansson, Joakim Svalberg.) The entire proceeds of this auction will be donated to the Make A Noise Foundation. The auction ends on Sunday December 5, at 5:56pm (PST). Click here to check out the auction and see detailed pictures.
Second item being auctioned is a mint 2004 Vai Australian Tour poster. This beautiful and highly sought-after tour poster is hand-signed by the entire Vai Band - Steve Vai, Billy Sheehan, Tony MacAlpine, Jeremy Colson and Dave Weiner! It was also signed by guitar tech Thomas Nordegg, lighting manager Scott Warner and tour manager Nigel Paul. The proceeds of this auction will be donated to one of our favorite charities - Pet Orphans of Southern California. This auction ends on Sunday December 5, at 6:32pm (PST). Click here to visit the auction and see images of the poster.
If you have any questions, please post them here.
Thanks!
Mikey :)
vai.com
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Sun Nov 28 '04 11:10:43 pm
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5atriana
Marijn Koot
Schiedam, Zuid Holland
Netherlands
Plays: Vocals (20 years)
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Just wanted to let you know, you've got a new fan Joe!
I am so brainwashed by your music!
Would you please consider playing in the Netherlands? I can't wait to see you play, I'm on fire!
Wishing you a great tour, keep on rockin'!!!
Good luck to the crew and G3 too!
Love your music.
Greetzzz,
Marijn.
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Mon Nov 29 '04 1:01:57 am
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ILoveThailand
Plays: Other
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I also want to talk about Jazzzzzy's post which talk about Metallica and Megadeth.... Well, YOU find that there's no bug in Megadeth carrear, but it's your mind guy.... You must accept that somebody likes all Metallica records and dislikes some Megadeth records.... To my mind, this two bands are great heavy metal band. But I prefer Hetfield's composition than Mustain's. It's personal so...
Mastering: I dont find any "bugs" in Megadeth's career. I dont care if other people like all Metallica albums, but after the black album I believe all their albums needed to be sold at the dollar store. And you need to accept the fact that there are millions of people who think Mustaine is a better songwriter than Metallica. Mustaine wrote Metallica's Kill Em All, btw.
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Mon Nov 29 '04 1:13:33 am
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962
Simon
Granada, Andalucia
Spain
Plays: Guitar (24 years)
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jazzzzy, I didn't have time to download the Opeth track last night, after uploading 17 mb and downloading 3! hehe. Can I have the link again? sorry dude......
marimariSRV, that's a shame your parents won't be around, but it sounds like you got a cool evening planned. Yeah I reckon that KWS gig is gonna be awesome, I bet he'll pull a few surprises!
Oh, and thanks for the one-liners!
climber, no I'm not marketing any of it....I don't think it's that good, not yet anyway! hehe. But thankyou very much for your vote of confidence, and thanks for checkin out my tracks!
I'm pleased you liked The Eye Of Ra......I'm really happy with the track itself, but I'm annoyed by the poor mix, that you hear on that MP3. The rolling hi-hat and the echo-ey chime arpeggio thing are louder than everything else, and get tiresom.....makes you feel like you got tinitus!
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/5/simondaultreymusic.htm
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Mon Nov 29 '04 1:57:07 am
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ILoveThailand
Plays: Other
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SteaT __ Don't worry with Jazzzzy. He loves bite. I don't know why, but he's a real web enraged. So, tell about your influences, if you want. We are here between musicians. & all musician gets some influences.
zenfish: what? sorry i cannot understand what you said. what the hell is web enraged? why do i like "bite"? and why are you involving stevee t in this?
you're so wierd!...but funny in a wierd way.
962: download Windowpane. trust me, its worth the wait!
http://www.opeth.ch/index.php?id=17
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Mon Nov 29 '04 2:16:19 am
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Stevee T
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Zenfish,
Always good to hear from you.
I agree with you about influences....we're like sponges...affected by our surroundings....you'll hear a song you don't even like....yet...you'll be humming the tune 5 minutes later....Chesnuts, Roasting on an open fire...Jacque Frost nippin at your nose....
I list some of my influences on my web site....soon....soon.....
Please Love & Happiness
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Mon Nov 29 '04 4:17:16 am
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Clarky
Paul Clark
plays the organ, going blind
www.paul-clark.com
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jazzy - zero gee gettin' monged and screwin' must have been among the list of experiments for NASA...
if not... then woz the point of it all...
optical - here's something I posted way back regarding the word mong...
mong generally means complete idiot and it is of similar strength and perspective as 'complete twat', 'total wanker', etc...
it is not as flexible in terms of the number of different contextual meanings as the words fuck and bollox
it only has the two meanings
1/ Mong - someone who is desperately un-clever
2/ Monged - someone who is desperately un-clever and a result of drink / drugs...
Therefore, some one can be a mong and get monged. But you don't have to be a mong to get monged. However, it is typical for someone that is not normally a mong to behave like a mong when monged.
It is also true that many people are complete mongs without the excuse of being monged.. They just constantly exhibit mongey [spoken: mong-ee] behaviour.
When a mong is monged, you'd expect that this heightened state amplifies the general mongeyness.. and this is true it does.. However there is no Mong term to describe this exra-mongey state... No ultra-mong for example.. It seems that once you are a big enough / drunk enough idiot to cross over into the realms of being a mong, you are then simply a mong no matter how much worse you get...
Mong is derived from Mongoloid which is why this term is deeply offensive, very upsetting, politically incorrect, and therefore why I like to use it...
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