bahduh
mark alistair
shillong, meghalaya
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cheers guys...have to go..lot to catch up with.......see yu all tomorrow...have a nice day...
steven,,,,yu have double mail bro......
kapish.
sayanora.
btw,,,,havent seen ovation post of late....any news on him....is he done with all the relief work and all..god bless yu ovation for what yu are trying to do to make the lives of others a better one........adios.
bye.
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Wed Feb 16 '05 1:48:48 am
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Master Yoda
Neil Morgan
York, North Yorkshire
England
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bahduh - He's out of hospital now, and, apart from two broken legs, has made a full recovery. At first there were concerns as to whether or not he'd ever regain consciousness, but now they're saying that he'll walk again and stuff in due course. Amazing. Your concerns are greatly appreciated.
NM
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Wed Feb 16 '05 4:31:25 am
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BigBunny
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do Ibanez have Joe's JS series made for left-handers?
......i don't deserve one or anything ;) but it's nice to think if one day i got better on the guitar there was a better Ibanez to buy. even if it wasn't his model
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Wed Feb 16 '05 4:50:53 am
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BUONGIORNO!!!!!
I've finally managed to see more about you.
I LOVE THE KIND OF MUSIC YOU DO ; KEEP DOING!!!
I can say THAT IF IT WASN'T for a guy called Tony that I met in London 4 years ago, I wouldn't have known this lovely music.
Thanks to Joe, and thanks to Toni, who reminds me of Joe, apparently he looks quite similar to you.
ciaooo
francesca
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Wed Feb 16 '05 5:02:13 am
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civgeek, it makes such a difference when the folks in your band are responsible adults and not non caring shits. lol! Did I mention that the bass players wife was my sister in both bands? lol! *groan*
Jazzy, I never said I was a good singer. lmao! It's not often I sing so loud, but when the mood hits me, I feel the need to protect other people and soundproof the area. lol! I took a listen to Porcupine Tree. Not the thing for me at the moment. Pink Floyd is a fantastic band, but there's a lot of emotional memories tied to that band that I would rather keep in the past. Music is the soundtrack of life and all that. lol! Some spots are better than others. lol! ha! Me no clicky on yo linky butt pie! lmao! I have the Badger song on my first T2J cd if you remember correctly. I can listen to it any time, any where. lol! Don't be jealous.
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Wed Feb 16 '05 5:09:29 am
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DaveyBaby Welcome back bro', nice to see you surfin' again :-)
Steven W I'm good as always bro'.................. running around like an idiot at work but hey, that's the job!
CivGeek Do you have a 'road tax' for cars in the US, by that I mean a fixed charge per vehicle (varying in cost by the vehicle type) payable on an annual basis ? That's how the upkeep on roads in the UK is paid for (although given the state of the roads they're obviously undercharging or siphoning the money off elsewhere!). The other thing for 'new builds' is the PFI (private finance iniatative) approach, whereby a consortium builds and maintains the road, which is paid for by road tolls.
962 I've got a POD 2 man, using the SoundDiver software is the best way to find the sounds that you're looking for. btw leave it out on the Nuno recommendation dude, I've only just coughed up £43 for the Guitar Wars DVD -lmao. Thanks for the link.................. of course if it's no good I'm gonna track you down and kick you ass - lol ;-) ;-)
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Wed Feb 16 '05 5:15:47 am
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Suzie2000
Suzo
London,
England
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Estrela- a bit confused by your post " MIKESB: i think that Suzie2000 was referring to herself sitting on the fence, not Joe. Am i right ?" You are right, but I couldn't find a post by MIKESB about it at all?
MIKESB- ???
Bahduh- Hi there, hope your day is going well.
Steven- Thanks, hope you can make it over here, like I said you would be most welcome! Matt says hi as well. Hope you've had some good rest lately! :-)
Angie Read- Unfortunately my computer has no sound, but that does look like a cool game!
Clarky- JS Bach is probably my very favourite composer. So complicated to play though- if you muck it up it's pretty damn obvious too, there's no getting away with it by trying to cover it up! (on the piano- sadly I don't have a harpsichord...) Maybe if I get a bit better I will be better at covering up errors- or stop making them, one or the other LOL! My piano teacher has a harpsichord though, sometimes I can play that one though, which is great :-)
Jazzzzzzzy- Happy 1500th! :-)
Cheese101- I loved that Insanity thing you posted!
962- Yep I'm on half term, haven't got to see those dear sweet children again until... Monday! I definitely recommend Collateral though!!
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Wed Feb 16 '05 5:18:30 am
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Zinc Master
Zinc Master
Crown Point, IN
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jazzzzzzzy
I don't know if you an access my iTunes. I think I can post my play lists on line, and then you can purchase the songs, if you want, but that is about it.
If you were on my computer network, I remember reading that I can share my songs on my network. But I do not think you can access them over the internet.
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Wed Feb 16 '05 5:27:23 am
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Alexey Blinov
Christchurch,
New Zealand
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Hi everyone again!
Thanks for warm welcome everybody. I guess the chances to actually talk to Joe in this section of the site are close to zero, so I'll try contacting the promoter to get Joe's signature on my JS1000.
By the way, does anybody know how to tune it properly (I mean the springs that control the bridge)? Or maybe there's a site about it? I couldnt find one...
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Wed Feb 16 '05 5:58:06 am
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civgeek
Matt Dorado
Portland, OR
USA
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962 - My bad on the 1200, I had totally forgot there was a 2000. Old age again!!!
Big Bunny - I got the natural tone. It is darker on the edges then fades lighter to themiddle. I'll post pics when I get a chance.
VFRrocker No we don't have a "road tax" There is only a tax on *petrol* and another on the trucking industry. Due to their extra wear and tear. But the pay by the mile will be more like a road tax. We do have a few private roads here(from memory) 2 in Houston, 2 in So.Cali, and one more thgat is escaping me. right now, of course it it 5:45 am too. I just read Cuthbert's post. I agree. It's the fact that there are somany layers of crap to go through for the money to make it into the right account. every layer takes it's cut. I'm not anti Gov't at all I just would like to see it ran more like a business.With some accountability to it's shareholders(citizens).
Cuth - Yea, it is a good site because it is basically a *rat out the other firms* site. All the mistakes are there. LOL I've seen the chips for your pet too. That is scary. And they now have that pilot program at a highschool where each child is given a badge that they have to wear. They are then tracked thoughout the day. God I wish I could just sit down and have cofee with some of ya'll and talk for hours. Ok, I can see the schools point of view. Increased security, if they find some vandalism they can track who was there(if they had theirbadge on, which I wouldn't but...) etc. Now I can also see the parents point that this is an invasion of privacy. On the third hand it would seem that there is going to be a market created by the fear of our children getting kidnapped. As a parent you want to do all you can to protect you kids so why not!! But then do you take the chip out at 18. Hell as a parent I would love to have access to a GPS unit in my kid. "Suzie I thought you said you were going to the libary? From my data it shows you were on the beach." But will that make the kid an outcast. And do we REALLY want to know that our daughters are getting shaged by some guitar playing freak. It is all scary shit. The worst for me is that I hate living out from the city so I can't even move away to avoid all this. *big sigh* I guess life is like jazz, you learn all you can, but in the end you're playing by ear.
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Wed Feb 16 '05 6:14:46 am
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Donkey Hotay
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Summoner, Re Toronto.. get a copy of "Now" or "Eye" magazines (free), they come out on Wednesday and Thursday respectively.. must have copies at your school
Jazz Bars
Montreal Bistro (yes I know the name does not make sense) or Top of the Senator, Joanne Brackeen a very very renowned jazz pianist is in fact at Montreal Bistro Thursday (tomorrow thru Sunday)
Blues/Traditional
Silver Dollar, Horseshoe, Healey's (Jeff Healey's bar)
Fun
Skiing in Collingwood Barrie, outdoor skating at city hall, Metro Zoo, (one of the best in North America even in winter), Bata Shoe Museum, Casa Loma, Raptors basketball, Rock Lacrosse (sorry NO hockey except for Junior at St. Michaels college), walk the underground pedestrian mall starting from Union Station, it goes for miles and miles
Dinner
360 on top of the CN Tower, go 30-45 minutes before sunset so you get the view in light AND dark, greek food on the Danforth, Chinatown etc etc etc!!!!
Enjoy multicultural Toronto
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Wed Feb 16 '05 6:30:19 am
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Donkey Hotay
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Suzie2000, I do not know?? I did not make any comment/reply to "the fence" and Joe's mainstreamedness... But since inquiring minds want to know, IMHO, Joe was anything BUT mainstream when he first arrived from another planet but through the years has become more and more mainstream without ever actually getting there... That is why I would like to see him head back in the other direction personally
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Wed Feb 16 '05 6:49:35 am
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Donkey Hotay
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Yeah Cuth, I have "Lost Christmas Eve" It was really cool, great singing, nice concept and CD booklet as well (although I received a promo copy late last summer without the booklet and had to peruse a friends). I think Ovation must have it as well, I recall him mentioning it around X-mas. I have not pulled mine for a while..... I do not have the previous two installments in the X-mas Trilogy though..... I do have something else by them, I will have to look, must not have been to memorable if I do not remember it....
By the way, after reviewing that website I must tell you that the dude who plays violins (Mark Wood) is killer!!! His first two records (on the "Guitar for the Practising Musician" label were excellent shred!!!!
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Wed Feb 16 '05 7:19:09 am
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DelfinoPie
Martin Phillips
King Of Monsters
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For the first time in ages I played football (soccer) with my chums.
I was in defensive-midfield and I did my job well might I add...although one guy decided to smack the ball as hard as he could into the exact space my testicles were occupying...needless to say I was winded and knocked off my feet and fell ass first to the ground.
We were playing against the year 11 kids that are friends with one of my friends, (we're in year 13 btw) and...well I'm going to put this down to old age...but we got whooped. 9-6 was the final score.
Anywayz how is everyone doing? Steven Wilde howz it going man? Are you submitting to the T2J2 CD (forgive me if I have asked before lol)
Anywayz, take care y'all
Delfino
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Wed Feb 16 '05 7:31:26 am
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Donkey Hotay
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Delfino, sorry to hear about your unfortunate "little" football injury lol!!!
You have not experienced pain until you have played Canada's national sport, road hockey, in winter, with a damp frozen tennis ball..............
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