wolf2
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Check it out buddy getting healthier man ,like afew yrs ago i noticed sumthing wasnt right inside so i did a bunch of x rays that were private man and found like some build up of dirt that was kind of moving around in my chest man so i had to bring it to the stop and get it out so i bought 4 ozs of cocaine of my connection man and snorted 2 and a half 0zs man that stoped it,s movement and trapped it to were the cocaine would kill it and then eventually you just pass it out man all heeled now man i forget what it was from but i remeber saying never to do that again man cool hey cocaine saviour man later wolf2
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Chris Peters
Lake Mary, FL
USA
Plays: Guitar (28 years)
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TOALL: Does any one own, or has any one tried out the boss super shifter? How well does it handle harmonization? How easy is it to use? THanks
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Sun Sep 11 '05 8:21:05 am
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Simon
Granada, Andalucia
Spain
Plays: Guitar (24 years)
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michelle, cool, thanks for checking out the photos! I'm enjoying having a decent camera to play with!
I tried snowboarding once! I was crap at it....nearly died, so I switched to skiing which I found far easier!
But yeah, if you used to skateboard, you should be fairly ok with snowboarding....you'd just find that it's very easy to quickly pick up a lot of speed, and the technique for slowing down/stopping is completely different!
OCPS470, I will be borrowing one at some point to record some stuff that needs shifting. I've heard that it's very good at 5th and octave shifts......it's no eventide, but I understand it's about as good as you'll get before the step up to spending 2 grand on a rack effect!
It's meant to be pretty easy to use though, and maintains a decent tone.
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Diego Francisco dos Santos
São Leopoldo, RS
Brasil
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Hi! To everybody that likes instrumental rock music, check out the "No Gravity" CD from the Angra's guitarist Kiko Loureiro. He's from Brazil and his album is awesome!!!!! 13 songs and more than 50 minutes of music! Check it out!
A mix between Satriani and Steve Vai styles.
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Sun Sep 11 '05 10:23:59 am
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wolf2
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Okay stach this is important so try to read it think back to 1985 man i was 9 yrs old man and talking to you remeber man i said i could get you in better than Frank Sinatra i told you to stay away from the mob and guys like him and that i could get you a arecord deal you didnt really seem interested in adeal then you liked the idea man i got you in sony man then you had to tell the guy no the money goes to frank man frank buscema buddy nervous relax man well if you own sony why dont you live in a mansion satch man early on fouck satch its your friend Frank Buscema and shit man i cant even remeber if i still own sony but yeah it was me and you man later think about it wolf2.
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Joe Axeshredder
Long Island, NY
United States
Plays: Guitar (45 years)
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Hi Joe and Joe Fans, Im sorry to say that ive tried a multiple of times to keep track of whats going on in here and its just impossible. As it was a place to post messages to Joe...its in need of more communication thats immpossible here...so i would like to Invite Joe and his fans to stop bye http://www.satrianiforum.com We would love to hear from all the informative fans that know Joe better than Himself...lol....but really Joe needs a forum of his own...but this is what it would be like if he did....we all look forward to all the cool peeps who post in here to stop bye....Thanks for you time.
http://satrianiforum.com/
by Axeshredder.com
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Slansh, no pkge yet but if ye sent it to the "big house" i am currently enjoying weekend pass priveleges (conditions of parole LOL)
Mari, hope you get to meet up with Slansh in Barc!!! If so have some Sangria and Paella for me!!!! Yummy....
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SuppaDave...sounds great...what's for dessert?
axeshredderjc...me thinks...we's that stay's...likes' it hear's...thanks for the invite...y'all come back now...heeeyaa!
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Toph Punches
Presque Isle, Maine
USA
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Sorry it's been so long. I've been seein the country, assimilating, cultivating, and procreating....
Berklee is only a couple years away, now....i think....if nothing else happens....
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Martin Phillips
King Of Monsters
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i'm drunk and its my best mates parents fault. They practically brought me shot after shot after beer after shot, theyre great.
Absynth my ass....
80% my ass
goood night mother cluckers..
Delfino
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Christopher Ray
Virginia Beach, Virginia
USA
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Hey I gotta say I love the album Is there Love in OuterSpace and i kind of am new to the albums i only have two albums (Surfing with the Alien and Is there love in outer space) but i will be searching for the other ones. hope to see ya in concert somewhere.
See ya,
Chris
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chase steele
East Berlin, PA
USA
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hello Joe, ive been a pretty big fan of your music ever since my guitar teacher introduced me to your music, i find it very inspiring to the direction that some of my own music has gone in, i started working on an album awhile back and when i heard your music i really started trying some more instrumental style music, and ive fallen in love with it, its absolutely by far more enjoyable to me, i feel as though i can be more creative with it. i dont really expect any kind of answer or response from you but i have never really posted anything on the internet in hopes of someone i look up to getting to read it, so i just figured why not, it couldnt hurt to try, so if you do by chance read this and respond, thats cool and maybe if youve got the time check out some of my music on www.purevolume.com/chasesteeleandhimself ive got an official site to www.chasesteele.tk but thats not really running well, the guy thats supposed to be working on it since i cant do html for crap has been slacking.
maybe ill post again someday.. maybe not, but if you see this, keep up the good work man, you are an inspiration
-chase
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I think Souls of Distortion is one of the best instrumental rock songs ever written! I can't stop listening to it. Every time, I hear something different in it. Hey Joe!!! Stop making these songs so damn good will ya! Then I can get away from my CD player and focus on actually playing. Just kidding. Again, thanks for talking to us at the G3 show in Boston with Yngwie and Dr. Vai. You are a true gentleman.
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michelle
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cheese, a day for remembering - it was also 4 years ago on the 9th that my nieces husband Bryan died in a car accident. Then Sept. 11. Add Katrina. I'm trying to forget. Didn't get out of my bed this morning till after I said a long-ass prayer.
Disaster overkill man. Bring on Octoberfest!
I just saw a spot on TV where Dana Reeves was wearing a Superman "S" dogtag that reads "Go Foreword".
Good idea, eh?
edit: http://www.christopherreeve.org/News/News.cfm?ID=1007&c=30
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Toph Punches
Presque Isle, Maine
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Buddha, Buy 'Strange and Beautiful Music'.
I'm curious about this line of JS Gear that popped up while I was gone....does joe actually use it, or is he endorsing it? Personally....if he went all those years making all those sounds we've come to love him for without them....then....as musicians.....how necessary are they? I like my marshal stack and my les paul, thank you.
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