Dark Ripper
Ricardo Gomes
Braga
Portugal
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HAPY BIRTHDAY JOE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
YOU ARE THE BETS REALY MAN ...
I HOPE YOU KEEP GIVING US YOUR FANTASTIC MUSIC:::
LOVE YÀ MAN HAPY BIRTHDAY...
ps: I HOPE YOU'L HAVE A VERY BIG LIFETIME MAn...
YOU ARE THE GREATES ONE THE EARTH ...
...drak RiPper [[[[[[]]]]]]]]]]
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Thu Jul 14 '05 4:21:03 pm
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Dark Ripper
Ricardo Gomes
Braga
Portugal
Plays: Guitar (20 years)
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JOE I PROMESS THAT TODAY I'L HEAR YOUR MUSIC ALL DAY LONG START NOW !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
man u are the best realy...
dark RipPer
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Thu Jul 14 '05 4:23:50 pm
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SlickPotatoHead
Iain Robertson
Blairdrummond, Stirling
Scotland
Plays: Guitar (24 years)
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JOE!! If you were in Scotland right now, you would be celebrating, but since your not (or are you?) Im celebrating for you by having a cracking good listen to almost everything i have on my pc just now, and tomorrow cos theres like 10 hours of it! Best of wishes maan!!!
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Thu Jul 14 '05 4:42:28 pm
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PhryDom
Dave
Atlanta, GA
USA
Plays: Guitar (45 years)
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hey Slick that's a good idea! I'm gonna make up a huge playlist and set it to random... all ready for tomorrow (it's 1952 here right now)... kewl!
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Thu Jul 14 '05 4:51:06 pm
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OCPS470
Chris Peters
Lake Mary, FL
USA
Plays: Guitar (28 years)
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962: I hope it's self repairing too haha! Actually I talked to a shop that repairs fenders, and he said the Princeton 65 amps have been rife with bad soldering for years. I have the Legacy top cab. I actually got it because I thought the bottom cab would be too muddy. I kind of had this thinking, because whenever I try to mic a cab to get that perfect balanced lead tone in a recording, I alwas mic the top speaker on a slant cab, the bottom speakers are just too woofy. Also, Satch uses bottom cabs, and his live tone has always always been way too muddy/woofy. Vai uses the slant cab and he sounds very well balanced live. I'll tell you that with the JSX into the Legacy top cab, I can mic the top left speaker, with an SM57 (dead center right on the grille) and I get a perfectly balanced tone. It's the first amp cab setup where I mic it up, and when I listen through the studio moniters it sounds like the amp is in front of me. I wonder why Vai and Carvin switched from Greenbacks to Vintage 30's after the first year or so of the Legacy? Any ideas? I think it was because 4 V30's can handle 240 watts, whereas 4 greenbacks handle around 100. Maybe they were trying to push Legacy cabs to guys that have Mesas or other really high wattage tube amps. One last thing, what is the sync picking you are talking about with EJ? Is that the country type technique where you use hybrid picking to play a run, so that every other pick strock is basically a finger pluck?
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Thu Jul 14 '05 4:53:58 pm
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OCPS470
Chris Peters
Lake Mary, FL
USA
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TOALL: okay, this is going to sound very selfish, but I'd really really like to get into video game composing or music for speed channel or something like that. You know, really kickin' guitar based compositions for TV or games. I've got the studio to do it, and I've done a good deal of session work, so I know what type of clients I would be dealing with. It's just that Chris Peters is a nobody right now. Do any of you guys have any contacts or people that I could send demo packs of my work to? Thanks a bunch guys.
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Thu Jul 14 '05 5:02:52 pm
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pablo rubbo
montevideo,
uruguay
Plays: Guitar (27 years)
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Hey Joe! Your last album is great,with all my respect,bearing in mind your age,your playing style carry on being young,funny and full of spiritual force.You are a messenger of God through the music.Thank you.
(Yes,i know,this must be my third post here but it´s just that i´v been posting on another forum in which i´m more famous than on this one.(smiling))
I´ll try to begin writing usually here.Greetings.
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Thu Jul 14 '05 6:18:58 pm
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PhryDom
Dave
Atlanta, GA
USA
Plays: Guitar (45 years)
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OCPS whatever you do, if you go down that route, I'd recommend sorting your copyright and stuff... music for other media is habitually bad at paying - they like to pay a flat fee regardless of number of units sold... cool if you're broke but a major bummer if you get say $50 for an hour's work that subsequently gets aired every time someone switches on the news, loads their video game, whatever...
you might want to get yourself registered with places like ASCAP or BMI or SESAC, check out this page.... their main criteria is that you have music available FOR SALE in a certain medium (internet included), which makes you eligible because your track on the first T2J cd is available for purchase... good luck bro... let us (at least me!) know how you get on... I'm thinking of going down a similar route myself! :-)
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Thu Jul 14 '05 6:24:35 pm
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Spizazz
Steve Spizzirri
Plays: Guitar (54 years)
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Happy Birthday a little early Joe! Keep on Rock'N my man!!!!
Today was my birthday 7/14 and I had one of the best presents I could ever have all because of you!
It's been my goal to play out again and in front of thousands of people. Last week on July 2nd, I performed the National Anthem infront of a crowd of over 8,000 people, family, friends and fans... and Rocked the park! Everyone said I did great, but I owe it all to you! Because I learned everything I could by listening to you play. I hope to have a video of the event on my website by this weekend just in time for your birthday... (a present from me to you). My website is www.spizazz.com. Although, I was nervous at times, I felt like you were with me all the while... since I played on my Black JS100, that you autograghed for me when you last came to Chicago.
Thanks again for everything and especially making my dreams come true! I love your music and will always be grateful for teaching me so much! You are my inspiration man!!!
Have a Happy Birthday! I'll post again when the video is out there!
Ciao... L8r,
Spizazz
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Thu Jul 14 '05 6:31:00 pm
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dakook
Rick Shedd
Dana Point, California
USA
Plays: Guitar (48 years)
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BrotherAl,,,how's the trem system workin for ya?? Better I hope. Did you get it all FINGERED out ...lol Rock on my funky brotha
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Thu Jul 14 '05 6:41:08 pm
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zenfish i think so too bro!! :)
OCPS470 could be power tubes.. that happened to me before similar sound
cuthbert1776 lol.. yeah .. its pretty nice these days.. the misqitos are the size of birds.
962 i like the look of the jem77bmrc but i hate the edge pro so bad i will not even try it out.
ocps470 hmm let me think if i know anybody..
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Thu Jul 14 '05 6:48:34 pm
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gotta have Joe
Kayla Whitham
Butte, Mt
USA
Plays: Guitar (19 years)
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hello peeps, I am haveing trouble I can not decide if i want to buy a guitar or buy a snowboarding pass for the winter and the summer. Any advice. I think that I want to buy a guitar but I want to snowborad so bad.
Joe: HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU!!! I hope that you have a wonderful birthday :) I will losten to you for your b-day. lol.
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Thu Jul 14 '05 6:57:37 pm
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Mahavishnu
Brian Currier
Newberg, Oregon
US
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JOHN PETRUCCI - SUSPENDED ANIMATION ROCKS!!! well worth the five weeks it took to get it. I highly recommend it!
JOE ? Did John play some of these songs in Japan?
Have a great birthday Joe!
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Thu Jul 14 '05 7:09:46 pm
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castle49
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Joe - Thank you so very very much man for your concert played 4/08/05 at Ventura Theatre. Last week we recieved the JS 1200 off EBAY and today the picture with you with it. HAPPY BIRTHDAY MAN.!!!!
My life is so much better with you in it!!!
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Thu Jul 14 '05 7:24:30 pm
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aussieRGman
Jason Ramsay
planet nowra, NSW
Australia
Plays: Guitar (48 years)
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is it really joes birthday? if so happy birthday joe from ur
aussie fans
man u ever get this problem joe? i got a really cool
song down with a funky sort of double rythem to it
a lotta a wha, but cant do anything to the lead, been thinking
I might try it with some slide tonite, see if it does anything to it.
I hate writting drum tracks, its hard when im not a drummer
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Thu Jul 14 '05 7:33:12 pm
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Nick_Of_Time
Nick Schenk
Huntley, IL
USA
Plays: Guitar (37 years)
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Joe, Happy Birthday to you. Many happy returns!
We met you at the HOB in Chicago last October (I had the chrome Ibanez S ... remember, you thought it was heavy:).
Anyway, the pictures from the October show turned out great and it was nice to meet you and Mike Manning during the Backstage Experience. That was an amazing experience.
Keep on rockin' and hope to catch you next time in Chicago. We hope you'll continue the Platinum Package.
Your biggest fans from Chicago. Nick and Debbie.
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Thu Jul 14 '05 7:48:12 pm
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Blue_Moon
Alan McKenna
Dublin
Ireland
Plays: Guitar (23 years)
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yea dont worry i fingered it out!!!
it plays great now!! i cant stop fingering minors!!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY JOE!!!! HOPE U HAVE A GREAT DAY BUDDY KEEP ROCKIN, I HOPE RUBINA GETS U A GOOD PRESENT!!!!
:) :) :)
on a lighter note its 4am i just got home i was out drivin all nite with friends, and we were ringing people telling them theres a great party on and we'll come n pick em up, then when they got out of bed ready n sutff they're walk up to the car and we'd drive off!!!!!!!!!!!!! it was hillarious, gr8 nite
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Thu Jul 14 '05 8:14:06 pm
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OCPS470
Chris Peters
Lake Mary, FL
USA
Plays: Guitar (28 years)
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Phrydom: I'm registered with BMI, and all of my songs are copyrighted through BMI. I've done some stuff with taxi through a composer that I do a lot of sessions with. They liked he stuff we did, but it wasn't exactly what the needed, so it ended up being a lot of work for nothing.
DCK: The princeton 65 is a solid state amp. THanks in advance for anything you can do to help.
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Thu Jul 14 '05 8:39:08 pm
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PhryDom
Dave
Atlanta, GA
USA
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Chris that's cool. I read somewhere once that you should always keep your publishing.... you know Vai gets something like 9 dollars per copy of Flexable? He owns everything except for the distribution deals he has. Keep your publishing seems to be good advice! :-)
Al you're one sick mofo bro.... but I like it... ;-)
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