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Jazzzzy, that one was for YOU!!! Cheese 666 INDEED!! HUMPH!! Sounds like you're starting to feel much better and back to your bad self................whoopee, joy, hallelujah! It's been a bit boring around here lately withoutcha!
Come on Michelle, one more......................................
Artanis I, :) to you! How ya doin this evening?
Mikesb, nice interview with Joe!! I'd love to have some real time just to talk to him about stuff in general, would be very cool!
Hi Estrela, Steven, Mark, Suzie, Matt and y'all else, you know who you are...got my computer fixed today, had to have it wiped completely clean and start over brand new...very traumatic, but now I can play again!
Stevee, Stevee, Stevee..................can I jump on and call you post whore too!!! Cuz you haven't been around much longer than me, I don't think, on T2J and just look at you!! Almost 1000!! That's a lot of wisdom..........err, words........err, subjects..........err....oh damn, a lot of STUFF you've had to say!! LOL! Keep it up, you'll catch up to Michelle before ya know it!
Hi Joe, can we just drive and follow behind your bus from Portland to Reno? I have the feeling that might keep me awake on the long car trip!!! :) Hope you're having a great month of February....whatcha up to these days? Take care!
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Matt Dorado Portland, OR USA Plays: Guitar (53 years)
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As a mastter of fact I turn the big 38 tomorrow the 24th. Yes, I'm an old bastard!!! As an old bastard I must go to bed. 5am comes way fast. See ya'll tomorrow night.
Happy 2200 Michelle
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cheese101
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Matt, hum, you Portlandites can't exactly tell time up there, huh? %am.....is that some nouveau way to telling time? LOL! I'm guessing you meant 5 am, but what do I know? I'm just a poor old Kalamaty Flats resident and we don't know nuthin down here! But hey, HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO A YOUNG/OLD FART!!!
PS, should I be proud to be a turtle head like Joe????? :+/
Matt, you cheated and fixed your post....................
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ILoveThailand
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Fromage101___yes yes, jazzrock like hendrix he was genius, bluesrock jazzbluesrock Zappa was genius about rock melodic blues. No one now ____________jazzbluesrock
Cheese101: that would be sweet! drviing behind Joe!!! lucky lucky you! thanks for the good wishes! cheers!
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Artanis I
Ben Kenobi Australia Plays: Drums (30 years)
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Michelle: it was the opening lines from "The Distance" by Cake, a song from about 10 years ago. The singer almost "sang" monotone, and all their guitar solos had 1 or 2 notes in them, but that song was great.
He's going the distance...he's going for speed...she's all alone, (ALL ALONE) all alone in the time of need (#insert brass horns here#)
Because he's racing and pacing and plotting the course...he's fighting and biting and riding on his horse...
Cheese: well it's 4pm here, and it's 29 degrees (C) outside in very low humidity so I'm glad to be inside again, and I'm fine too, thanks! How about you? Must be about the end of winter there?
I saw the %am too...was going to ask about that...
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civgeek, you moldy old bastard - HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!! When you turn 40 you can run with the Big Dawgs! Okay so we just walk at a steady pace, alright!
Jazzy, you're right. It's only a matter of days before Stevee reached 2000. lmao!! Now stop badgering me!!!
Tracie, uno mas :)
benny, that's it!!! I knew I heard that before. Man, now I have Stevee's Sinatra lyrics and your Cake lyrics in my head. I hate when that happens! lol!
Night peeps!
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Artanis I, 29 degrees celcius, I'm guessing that's somewhere in the 80's (F)??? Jeez, sounds nice...summertime there!
Yes, winter is trying to give it up here, high in the low 50's, but it could turn into a blizzard at any moment without us seeing it coming!! But it does feel like spring is just around the corner, and I'm getting spring fevah........
What part of Australia do you live in? My mum is Aussie born and raised, married my dad, a Yank, during WWII and came to the US to live. They've been married 60 years now and she's only been able to go back home 4 times since leaving. She was born in Melbourne, took me to Australia for a month when I was 14, many years ago. Brisbane, Melbourne, Hayman Island, Sidney, the Gold Coast...it was all so interesting, and Melbourne was just beautiful!! Ta for now!
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mark alistair shillong, meghalaya india
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steven..thank yu for the mail.....yu have mail......god bless and take care.......get well soon....cheers brother..........yu are so cool....yu simply rock......cheerio bro.
tracie...hello...glad to know that yur comp is working again...cheers.
jazzy,,,,hi man...,.,.//..//,../,,...,heard of the new time machine...i invented it..
michelle....hi dear...whats up with yu.....how is yur dad....
zenny....the eiffel tower is coming down...i heard it on the internet.........is it true?
lucysorets.......hi ........glad to know that yu purchased a copy of stevens album...yu will like it...steven rocks...and so do yu...
alexandre...hi..!
austin.......???????????????????god alone knows where yu are and why yu are running away from us.
artanis.......why is australia in australia?
..........778tyghjftr656u989opiy75747...know what this means.
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Alan McKenna Dublin Ireland Plays: Guitar (23 years)
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wow aint been here in ages when i fall behind i get lazy n dont bother cheking messages!!! heh,
How is everyone :D got vai's new album yesterday it rocks my sox
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Wed Feb 23 '05 10:53:00 pm
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ali joe lover
alireza rowshannahad shiraz, fars iran
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Hi joe
this is Ali,from iran.there are so many guitarist here that love you and listen to your songs,despite it may seem that here we are in a 3rd world country,but there are ibanez guitars (RG series,JS ,JEM) available here and we get your albums ,but not the original one we get a copy of your CD ,unfortunatly.
It was about 2 month ago that I could get your last album,
that was great ,very beutiful,cool.
when I read about your illness I got so upset,and I hope you'll be OK by now.
Ali
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mark alistair shillong, meghalaya india
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yo ali.....hi man..i am also froma so called 3rd world country..neighbour of yurs....glad yu like satch..whats yur fav satch album.............
man o man..i have hit 350....hurrah,,,
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JOHN & SYLV COOK Gravenhurst, Bedfordshire England Plays: Guitar (54 years)
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Hi folks,
Anyone interested in an original 10th Anniversary, Chrome Boy there is one on ebay, item no 7302221116. Sorry I don't know how to do the link thing. Have a great day everyone in Satchland.
John.
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Chase Huntsville, Alabama USA Plays: Guitar (24 years)
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Hey everyone...hello Mr. Satriani...
I'm new to this site and just wanted to do a post. Most of all I wanted to say to Mr. Satirani that he is one of the major reasons why my guitar skills have improved. He inspired me to be me on the guitar and not to try to be like everyone else. The largest part of this influence was centered in the song Down, Down, Down (which I am in the process of tabbing out). Its jazzy vibes and rich sound proved to me that one can play the guitar with a cetrain amount of humility. The simple fact that this song is from the heart moved me to the core.
Thank you Mr. Satriani for your inspiration and keep making strange and beautiful music...
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Chase Huntsville, Alabama USA Plays: Guitar (24 years)
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hola hoiguy79
Yo estoy los Estados Unidos. (I apologize for my horrid spanish)
What gave you the idea that I was from mexico?
I hear it is a beautiful country though and hope to go there one day.
Thanks for askin' though...
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tune
Verena Wotruba Vienna, Austria Plays: Guitar (23 years)
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Hy all of you guys out there at Satchland, everything´s ok everyone?
uah - welcome to the site - yes, Down, Down, Down is also one of my favorites, you spoke right out of my heart....
michelle - best wishes to your pop, hope he is ok soon.....
Got the new Vai CD yesterday, listened to it, and all I can say is: Steve has done it again.... very crazy stuff, I also liked Yai, Yai - sounds very funny.
Song of the day: Guano Apes - Sing that song (Album: Walking on a thin line)
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tune
Verena Wotruba Vienna, Austria Plays: Guitar (23 years)
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mikesb - I read your interview with Joe, especially this point was very interesting to read -
Describe how your current 'look' and stage persona evolved?
"Well its really quite simple. For as long as people have known about me I've been on a steady course of hair loss, and I got really tired of working around it. One day I was out jogging in San Francisco and my hair was quite long at the time (February 1996) and it was really bothering me and I jogged past a pharmacy store that had a hair clipper advertised in the window and I just went in and purchased it, ran back home and just shaved it all off. Then I went of course, oh my God I've just shaved my head. But I've had it for two years and I really enjoy it. It's more fun for me and I'm not a weave, fake hair kind of guy, so it's more honest and in line with my kind of music and my image of straight ahead."
Wow, that´s exactely what I thought of......because I have nearly the same problem with my hair since 1996, it´s called “Alopecia areata” and it looks terrible, so I also have to shave my hair from time to time since 1996, but everyone of my family and my friends tell me (and I also think) it looks very cool (I´m wearing Bandanas too). It gives you something like an “bad girl look”..... and you can save the money for the hairdresser *lol*.
You can do a quick jump to the site www.naaf.org to get more informations about it if you like....
The other thing is, that nearly everyone who talks to you, and people who don´t know you, will ask you sooner or later: “Do you have cancer?” And my reaction: “Oh my god - no!” I´m at full health and my blood is still ok.......
So far, I´ve always thought Joe shaved his hair because he only wanted to look cool .... but such things connect.....
death cube k - thanks for the info, but only 10 submissions? So I´ll try my best to send in my tune, but don´t be surprised, for me it has no “pro” quality, because I had no pro equipment to record it, for the next few month I have no money left to buy some pro music tools :-(
I just was experimenting around how to record things with my computer and the tune is what came out of it all, some kind of homerecording stuff, that I made in quiet a hurry, if you like to give it a name; only guitar, amp, a little drumming tool (for the drum parts), computer and an recording tool where I could add some effects to the recorded parts and to do the mastering for the whole thing ......
By the way: I would be very pleased if some friendly ones of you could help me and give me some infos what is good (and not too expensive) recording equipment ..... I´m not in a band yet, but I have the dream to form a band with other musicians the next 1 or 2 years, let´s see what comes out .....
Keep rockin´ guys ................. tune ;-)
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Simon Granada, Andalucia Spain Plays: Guitar (24 years)
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VFR, no I didn't post it already - I f*ck*d my test! haha, I knew I would! oh well, got a retest on the 10th (next month).
marimariSRV, thanks. the recording has come to a complete stop while I have immensely persistent computer troubles. First my laptop died so I ordered a bunch of components so I could build a new system but it failed, i've returned things, swapped things for other things, it still didn't work, then last night, after assembly number 3 it's power supply exploded. I'm sending the whole lot back to the supplier today and they're gonna build it for me cause I've had enough! haha. when it comes back, I shall be recording again, and I'll have more power to play with, so hopefully I'll get some more recording done some time within the next month! hehe
estrela, the "Future Combat System" is quite interesting. "Future Warrior" uses a whole load of new technology for good purposes. They use things like intelligent body armor which is light and flexible, until it gets hit by a bullet, then it instantly tenses up, creating a solid barrier against the projectile. This saves the need for wearing constantly bulky armour, just-in-case you get shot.
There's also the use of gun-mounted cameras and laser designators. The gun-camera is linked to a little screen (a Heads Up Display) attached to the soldier's helmet. hanging in front of his eye is the little screen which shows him what the gun is seeing. This means a soldeir can crouch behind, say, a vehicle or brick wall and just lift the gun up and see exactly what it's aiming at, without exposing any more than just his hands. It's a very safe invention and is likely to reduce battlefield casualties (especially in urban warfare) to as-good-as-nothing. The gun camera's laser designator means a soldier can do a similar thing, only instead of shooting he's "painting" a target for laser-guided bombs.
It's all very promising. Unfortunately, it's expensive, not every soldier could use it as the training would take too long and would cost too much. Apart from anything else, I think it'd be more to the point if the US government were spending US$ 127.000.000,00 on stopping wars altogether, rather than just finding technologically more advanced ways of winning them. I think I'm both for and against it, for the reasons I set out above!
sweetpicking, no I don't think so - I think Morley's optical Bad Horsie has the fattest Wah scoop I've ever used. I find it much wider than the Crybaby, it's got the sort of mid-range that doesn't seem to exist in most other pedals.
PhryDom, yeah you ought to be able to find some pretty good bar gigs on! Also, you should take a pilgrimage to Texas and go to an Eric Johnson show! I would! I'd go see Andy Timmons too, and I should think Population 1 will be coming round your way at some point!
njbeast, re. Vai's new record.....I don't like it much. It's weird and crazy, as he knows everybody would expect, but unlike Passion And Warfare and Fire Garden (and AIAUW), it doesn't seem to have the raw soul and emotion that used to come straight from his heart. There's a couple of good tracks, but unfortunately Lotus Feet has lost all it's impact that it had actually at the show....I guess it's an atmosphere thing, as well as seeing his physical expression.
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