962- dann huff was in a band called Giant in the '90's. he also does a ton of session stuff. nowadays he's just a producer. you hardly hear of him any more im upset to say.lol. Giants last album was released in 2001. since then...........nothing. its a real shame. still check 'em out. listen to sum sound samples on amazon. see what you think

standout tracks include: "time to burn" and " thunder and lightning" ( from the album "time to burn")

and also a awesome track called " you will be mine"( from the album Giant III)

hope this helps :)

CHECK OUT THE NEW BAD HORSIE CHROME JEM! WOWWWW

i bought those luke/carlton dvds off ebay. the seller is very reliable and has loads of toto stuff. theyre not official dvds but they are of great quality. he's got an awesome dvd of totos kingdom of desire tour. i really want that one. the material off that album is the best theyve done in my opinion.ill send the seller an email, ive kinda kept in touch. and ill keep you informed.

peace.

Zenfish,

Without ugliness, beauty has less, or no meaning....relativity & contrast shape our gestaldt worlds...yes....we agree mon ami?

www.stevetrott.com

Steven Wilde,

The demon appears again...

dck and mikesb: I had On fire playing on my stereo while recording the solo. I used my new maple fretboard fender strat.

slansh: excellent bro! anytime dude. have you ever recorded with a banjo? I am thinking of this getting this banjo player on my floor to do some jam sessions. Do people in England ever use banjos? later dude.

962: I just bought some Nyquil. yay!!! which means I can sleep well. You cat looks so squeezable! its very cute. looks too soft. damn, now i wanna squeeze it!!!!!!

a little about me:

thank u steve t!

MikesB

the vai bad horsie guitar looks k00l. but......

the RG model is almost exactly like the JEM. Which guitar is out there that competes with the JS? none...

question: If my brother pays for my fender strat, should I return it and get a JS or should I stick with the strat? I am really loving the strat, but the JS looks too tempting.

MikesB

Savatage - all

Crimson Glory - S/T ; Transcendence

Manowar : Sign of the Hammer, to name a few

Suzie, Thank's for the happy 400th post! I had totaly passed it By! I am glad Your getting a lot of good rest, Yes, That showing off the new Home stuff can sure get tiring! Well, Hang in there! see ya' later........................SteveeT- Thank You so very Much for the way cool super nice cool word's! You are a very swell Dude! Glad thing's are going great today For You! I alway's Love reading Your post's! take care, and have A neat nice cool Evening! and pleasant night, and a good Morning- Tommorow!.......................Jazzzy- Hey Jason, it was cool chatting with you the other night! way cool! Also glad to see Your finding time to post More! despite Your gruleing schedule! And thumb's up on the super cool riff's! Love that stuff~~~~~float on~~~~~~..............................962- That's great Alex, is still pretty thrilled! Most defeneltly Keep his enthuisasm alive! Take care, Dude.............................BADAHUH- Hi My Freind, How are thing's? been alway's in my Prayer's, and thought's! Tell Samantha, and Jordan, Ole' Steven, Say's A huge Fat, Hello! I will write You tommorow Morning, When after i get up!

Nighty night folk's!

Steven C.

Joe and other snowboarders -

Government Recalls Snowboard Bindings

UPDATED: 4:18 pm EST January 13, 2005

WASHINGTON -- The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission is recalling about 6,000 snowboard bindings made by Flow International Inc. of San Francisco.

The CPSC says the pin used to secure the rear lock lever to the bindings can bend or break.

Flow International has received 40 reports of the pins bending or breaking. No injuries have been reported.

The recall includes 2004 Flow MK series snowboard bindings with model numbers MK03, MK04, MK05 and MK110.

The bindings affected by this recall can be identified by the shape of the rear lock lever and the cable adjustment wheel on the side of the baseplate.

Snowboard shops nationwide -- including Gart Sports/TSA and REI -- sold the bindings from July 2004 through December 2004 for between $150 and $170.

Consumers should return the bindings to a Flow dealer to receive a free replacement axle pin used to secure the rear snap lock lever. Consumers also can contact Flow International to have a repair kit with instructions sent by mail.

Consumers can call Flow International at (800) 691-7611 or visit the company's Web site for more recall information.

YOW!

Stven wilde; he y man, whats up! thank so much man! you rock very mcuh! i git abck my first paper today and I recievd a 93! yay,,,,takw care man, hop eyou have a good nihgt!!!!!!!!!!!!!11

savatag? hair matal?

I just hope my car doesn't turn into an unintentional snowboard tomorrow on the way to work.

http://www.peavey.com/news/wnamm05_jsx212.cfm Here it is folks......the JSX combo, debuted at NAMM.

Here are some of the goodies from NAMM '04. Check back for NAMM '05 soon.

http://www.ibanezrules.com/namm/2004/jem_ep7_js_pg_at.htm

Joe, seguro no hablas español, pero yo no hablo muy bien ingles, asi que no me queda mas remedio que escribirte en español: Bueno para empezar espero que te estes recuperando rapidamente de la neumonia, ............. Yo soy un estudiante de medicina, en Arequipa, Perú, en mis tiempos libres toco con mi banda de rock en estas ciudad,yo soy primera guitarra y siempre has sido el ejemplo a seguir como musico................ Es increible como expresas tantas cosas con tu musica aveces sin decir una sola palabra......., ni que decir de la tecnica que tienes para tocar la guitarra, es increible....... Bueno Joe, me despido, buena suerte y que te sigas recuperando de la mejor manera.

So....I just bought this lovely little book called "50 Things That Really Matter". It's a collection of individuals writing about something that matters to them...thought I'd share some now and again.

This first one makes me think of Joe....see what you think...

"Passion" by Julia VanTine "My father wore suits and ties for 30 years. But his hands were, and are, those of an artist. They transform marble into sculpture, coax herbs and vegetables from the earth, and cook meals that would bring tears to your eyes. Everything he touches turns to art. Not everyone can have talented hands like his. But we each harbor the same ability to be passionate about our lives. All we have to do is search our hearts for our special passion. Passion satisfies a vital spiritual need: the need for connection. It's the feeling we get when we're in tune with something larger than ourselves. Passion makes us feel alive, makes us certain that we walk this planet for some purpose.

Opportunities to experience passion are everywhere. Sometimes they're quiet, like growing prizewinning tomatoes or creating beauty and delight with a sewing needle, gardening spade, or mixing bowl. Sometimes they speak ringingly and draw us to our faith, a social cause, or civic involvement. Like a battery powers a car, passion powers our souls. Without it, our hearts go hungry.

My father doesn't talk about passion. His hands do. Each chisel-cut knuckle and earth-grimed nail says: To find your passion, open your heart and let the world flood in."