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Thomas Blackwood
Glasgow or Shetland, Scotland
Britain
Plays: Other (2024 years)
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how many guitars have you been through in you life so far? acoustic, electric and acoustic/electric, etc...
i had a gutiar, played for about 3 months and then it got knikced and now ive notin to do in my evenings again (quietly sobs in sleeve) but dint worry i still have my sanity... i think. their tricky thingds to keep tabs of, and whats trick to find tabs of is songs of bands that are still fairly new.
ps im not insane
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Wed Jan 26 '05 10:12:01 am
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DelfinoPie
Martin Phillips
King Of Monsters
Plays: Doctors & Nurses (
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962 I ended up going into college in the end lmao...I knew that my english teacher would have something to give out with regards to coursework so I went to see her conviniently as the lesson ended and was told she was in a foul mood...so the phrase "oh f*ck it then" came to mind...but then I realised how important the handout might have been so I picked it up anyway...She seemed to be alright with me, I mean I obviously looked like a pile of crap because one of the "rubanesque" guys in college asked me if I wanted a hug...then jokingly asked me to meet him round the back in 10 minutes lol...
Anywayz I got home and my mom had got me a load of stuff to get me feelin' wicked again. I also got some practices arranged with my band so hopefully I can get better soon so I can get into playing "Let the spirit fly" by Racer X for the college band night in the summer. (alongside other songs ofcourse)
I also booked the table at the chinese all you can eat for saturday for me and my friends. I'm hoping to stay until they ask us to leave lol.
Right well I'm off to drink plenty-o-fluids and sleep.
Delfino
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Wed Jan 26 '05 10:15:31 am
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hoiguy79
Josue Vázquez
Tulancingo, Hidalgo
México
Plays: Guitar (27 years)
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Peavey really returns your mails Hahaha Almost like Joe said, I send a mail to peavey suggesting for a 60 watts JSX combo, and next day they return my mail (are they good or what?? = ) ), Peavey said that they are thinking on realising the 60 watts combo or at least the JSX combo with the *Power Switch* that Joe told us on the post before NAMM.
Take care everybody ; ) read you around HAHA
My Soundcliks
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Wed Jan 26 '05 10:29:53 am
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Steven Wilde
ShredZone, CaliFunia
USA
Plays: Guitar (21 years)
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hoiguy79- Hi, How are You?
Just checking out Your tunes! Very nice!
Yes, i do hear pink Floyd, influelnce! Very dreamy, and melodic!
Thank's for sharing!...........................JOE- Hello, It really is very cool and wonderful to hear your feeling lot much better!
Hope your Family is Fine Also!
Steven C.
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Wed Jan 26 '05 10:45:01 am
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Josue Vázquez
Tulancingo, Hidalgo
México
Plays: Guitar (27 years)
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Thanks Steve Wilde, I also like your tunes, tell me what gear do you use for your songs. Some times it sounds like if you were using a roland FX.
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Wed Jan 26 '05 10:57:57 am
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Steven Wilde
ShredZone, CaliFunia
USA
Plays: Guitar (21 years)
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hoiguy79- Thank you!
You are very kind! I appreicate the kind word's!
Yes! You have great ear's!! :-) I use A Boss GT-6 processer, running through My 6 watt homemade amp, into A Homemade 4-10, with radio shack speaker's.
Thank's for asking!, And You? what gear do You use?
Keep up the cool sound's!
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Wed Jan 26 '05 11:25:16 am
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hoiguy79
Josue Vázquez
Tulancingo, Hidalgo
México
Plays: Guitar (27 years)
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Steven wilde I´m using a spider line six amp and my RG270 Ibanez guitar; I also use sometimes some of my boss pedals on my 70's Kustom III lead (DS1, Super overdrive, Flanger 2, Super Phaser, Chorus). but until I can get a Noise Supresor I´m not using the boss pedals Hahaha.
Hey Man, I wanna make my own tube amp, Can you tell how can I beging, I don't Know nothing about electronic hahaha but I have friends that can understand for me = ).
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Wed Jan 26 '05 11:38:00 am
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Steven Wilde
ShredZone, CaliFunia
USA
Plays: Guitar (21 years)
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SteveeT- Well, i just finished loading up a few more tune's
"eagles song" and "wolves love" and also "benediction" they can be played on lo-orHi-fi-broadband whatever. Also if You click onto the song title itself, There is A story how the song took shape, and what inspired them.
In My bio, There is some cool reading about Us.
I will detail it much more better later.
Also, I need help in inserting-uoploading pictures, I might need help? I just SUCK at the comp. It is so Sad.
Thank You
for your Freindship,
and encouragment!
And kind word's!.................................ZENFISH- Hi My Freind! What's new in the land of Zenfish? Hope all is fine, and You are writing some great new tune's! Hope You are doing well!.........................DELFINO- Gee, Dude, Sorry to hear You are not feeling well, Get plenty of sleep, and drink,
a lot of fluid's! Dont pull a Steven wilde, and get sick on Your birthday!
Sure hope you feel better soon!, You will be in My
Prayer's! Take care Okay!
http://www.stevenwilde.com.
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Wed Jan 26 '05 11:41:51 am
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Kim (male) Fréchette
Trois-Rivières, Québec
Canada
Plays: Drums (43 years)
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Hi joe;
I heard that you hade complication with your lungs over the holidays I hope that your ok now.
I know how it feels 'cause I also have lung complication myself . Hey love your music , love your style and the band.
The last time I saw your concert was back in the early 90's
at the Ottawa congres centre and it was a awsome show my ex-gilrfriend even caught a drumstick that your drummer swong in the crowd , it was awsome . Keep up the good work and much success in your career.
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Wed Jan 26 '05 12:10:22 pm
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Suzie2000
Suzo
London,
England
Plays: Guitar (35 years)
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Hi Jazzzzzzzy- today was better, mainly Tuesday was so crap because I usually have three learning support assistants in my class of autistic boys, and that day I had... none, due to staff shortages. So the day was a bit wacko, to say the least! Why was your day so crappy by the way? Or are you trying to forget about it (sorry...!)
Stevee T- Thanks! Hope your day got better in the end too!
Michelle- is it still snowing? Still no luck here...
Steven- hope your day is going well today! Thanks for the e-card by the way, that was really kind! How's everything?
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Wed Jan 26 '05 12:56:25 pm
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Suzie2000
Suzo
London,
England
Plays: Guitar (35 years)
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Hoiguy- not sure if you were talking to me? Well if you were, sorry but my computer is too OOOOOOOOOOOOOLLLLLLD....! can't wait to get a new one, hopefully soon! :-)
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Wed Jan 26 '05 1:09:19 pm
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Mark Brewer
Knoxville, TN
United States
Plays: Guitar (28 years)
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I was listening to "Is There Love in Space" last night and it occurred to me that Satch never disappoints. Album after album (correctly stated...CD after CD) is full of impressively listenable chops. I can still pull out "Surfing with the Alien" and find new details to each song that make me go, "wow!" I hope you continue to make strange and beautiful music for all of us to enjoy.
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Wed Jan 26 '05 1:12:52 pm
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tune
Verena Wotruba
Vienna,
Austria
Plays: Guitar (23 years)
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Hy everybody at Satchland,
Hope you are all well ..... :-)
getting 27 today! Happy b-day to me, happy b-day to me! :-)
But no b-day party this year ´cause no one of my family and no one of my friends has time to celebrate this happy event :-(
.......and it´s snowing like crazy outside.....
So I´m sitting at my computer at home and watching “G3-live in Denver”; Joe, Steve and Yngwie doing their ultra-cool performance on stage and reading the posts of the site to know what ´s goin´on here.....and - of course - playing my guitars – like performing Hendrix “Red house” with my chrome boy, that ´s tuned down one half step using the EXL 125 .009-.046 strings from D´Addario .....
Also read the news of the new “Alumaboy” (JS2PRM) and Steve Vai´s new “Bad horsie” – really cool guitars, but I started to ask myself, how this genious people at Ibanez produce such beauties like the Chrome boy or the new Alumaboy...
Has anyone of you ever asked yourself how this guitar-finishes are produced? I´ve asked myself, because for me it is a very interesting question (I´ve attended an higher technical college and I´m specially interested in that question, but I couldn´t find it out exactly yet), so has anyone an idea?
The only thing I know is that they use "chrome passive metalizing", that ´s nearly the same like the galvanisation process - to coat the guitars with the metal finish, but I would like to know exactly how it´s done (the whole process), no one could help me until now - I´ve also sent an e-mail to the people at Ibanez, but they couldn´t help me, because they are not allowed to tell any details about production process...
Anyone of you who can help?
Would be great to know how it ´s done...... thanks .... tune ;-)
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Wed Jan 26 '05 1:24:23 pm
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LucySorets
Lucia Ballesteros
Madrid, Madrid
Spain
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Steven Wilde, hi, how are you? I haven't been here for some days...hmmm I feel a little guilty :-) I've seen your messages, it's so cool of you! You have a good taste in music, Vai, Zappa, Beatles, Jeff Beck... they are some of my favorites too ;-) I'll definitely check more of your tunes. I'm doing great with my stress, it's nothing serious just a period of discomfort and dissatisfaction, you know the daily routine...
:-) but I decided to enrol in this course, more to prevent, and you are right, I need an extra dose of Joe's music! hehe I'm glad you are enjoying the process of making music, it's great, and don't worry about the difficulties, like someone said "music must be composed by ear, feeling, and instinct, not by rule" I guess I have a new website to add to my new guitar music bookmarks folder: www.stevenwilde.com ;-) I'll check it out soon.
Lots of good vibes to you and see you soon, excuse me if I don't reply as soon as I wish...By the way today in Madrid we have a strange snowy and sunny day >><<
bahduh, hi friend, how are you? you're busy these days, right? but you are always remembered here :-), sorry for the missed post, it's a drag! I always save a copy of the message in a .txt file just in case... I will send you that pending mail as soon as I can, best wishes
hadley, I only know of one biography of Joe, it's written in Italian, it's called "Joe Satriani - Il sogno della chitarra
totale" (The Dream of the Total Guitar) by Max Mingardi & Gianluca Verrengia:
http://www.libreriauniversitaria.it/BIT/8835952158
This is the cover:
http://www.jamonline.it/images/libri/satriani.jpg
AngieRead, Joe is a dream come true!
foreverjoe, Sam, thanks for posting that link, you have made my day. If someone missed it here it goes:
NAMM video of the Peavey JSX combo: http://www.foreverjoe.com/main.html
And go to latest news
estrela, congrats! Joe is the coolest!
Joe, I'm so glad to hear that you are feeling great, you look fantastic in the NAMM Peavey Video, and congrats for the award!
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Wed Jan 26 '05 1:24:44 pm
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LucySorets
Lucia Ballesteros
Madrid, Madrid
Spain
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By the way, if you live in Japan, look what I've seen at vai.com:
G3'05 - Japan
SV, JS, JP. Stay tuned...
It sounds interesting...
markbrewer38, I totally agree, one of his gifts and one of the things I like more of Joe is how his music grows with the time...
tune, Happy Birthday!!
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Wed Jan 26 '05 1:49:51 pm
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Suzie2000
Suzo
London,
England
Plays: Guitar (35 years)
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Lucy- I've only just noticed (dumb me!) that the last part of your user name (sorets) is part of your surname backwards- sort of! That's a clever idea :-)
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Wed Jan 26 '05 1:53:07 pm
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DelfinoPie
Martin Phillips
King Of Monsters
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G3 05' is going to kick so much ass...I remember my friend asking Joe about the G3 with JP on it coming out on DVD and he said it would've been a really good one to put out on DVD...this is the perfect opportunity. :-)
Fingers crossed y'all.
Delfino
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Wed Jan 26 '05 1:59:12 pm
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Verena Wotruba
Vienna,
Austria
Plays: Guitar (23 years)
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Does anyone want to see an absolutely cool looking guitar?
I found it a few moments before surfing the net......
so try the following link
http://www.webarchive.org/download-h/instrumentos/Beyond%20Custom%20-%20Satriani.jpg
Enjoy......... tune ;-)
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