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death cube k... I suppose..if it has the Mojo (pun intended) that works for you than...scratch that itch!
civgeek...it's great that we all have an eye out for talent...and share...global search...
Sounds like a rumble out there...
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Sun Oct 23 '05 6:04:47 pm
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eko prioleksono
jakarta, Jakarta
indonesia
Plays: Guitar (34 years)
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Great For You Joe...Nice Muzikkk.... I like that.. don stop away...your creation... your machine...your engine.......Engine Creation...I am waiting you show in Jakarta.....
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Sun Oct 23 '05 6:30:58 pm
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McDave
Cook, MN
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SteveeT....nice track...I like it when I can close my eyes and drift off to someplace else...my only comment, and I think I mentioned this on a previous track of yours, is that I kept waiting for you tp open up with some explosive solos and it never happened. You're holding back dude...I like your stuff, but I'd like it even better if you would walk all over it with your guitar....Hope I was'nt too harsh. Peace, SD
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Sun Oct 23 '05 7:48:56 pm
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LARR
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Hey Joe,
I'm a huge fan over your wicked playing. Very new to your site and very glad I came across it. A friend of mine showed me one of your CD's, "Flying In A Blue Dream." After playing your cd a bunch of times, that day I went out and bought your entire collection! The best Thing That Happend. Joe, I'm from winnipeg, manitoba, Canada. If your are ever coming out or near the province for a live tour, "Please let me know asap!!!! hope to meet you sometime in backstage.
Play on Brother!!!
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Sun Oct 23 '05 10:25:58 pm
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bahduh
mark alistair
shillong, meghalaya
india
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hi....
lucysorets...thanks for the mail and the wonderful news about the rudess thing////thanks a zillion....yu have mail...god bless and take care..
suzie2000...hi...i am doing fine,,thanks for asking...
tracie...hi...hows life?regards to chris.....
steven...hi bro...whats up.?
zenny...hi..
sorry guys...short of time ,,,see yu all in wednesday...
bye.
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Mon Oct 24 '05 12:35:26 am
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Jo Baluyot
Philippines
Plays: Guitar (20 years)
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andrew james: the whole collection? that's like more than 10 cds long and... well nice at least you found all of em, i'd kill to complete mine haha
hey guys any ideas where to get decent backing tracks for Starry Night, Always With Me and stuff?
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Mon Oct 24 '05 3:05:23 am
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Master Yoda
Neil Morgan
York, North Yorkshire
England
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John Petrucci clinic was awesome yesterday. More details soon...
I'm off to see the mighty Dream Theater today!!!!!! Woohooooooo!!!!!!!
See y'all later.
NM
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Mon Oct 24 '05 4:12:54 am
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Suzie2000
Suzo
London,
England
Plays: Guitar (35 years)
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MasterYoda- We're going tomorrow night- cannot wait! Have fun :)
Zenfish- Finally got round to getting VH Live without a net on DVD. Better late than never?!
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Mon Oct 24 '05 4:13:48 am
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Stevee T
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js1200js1000...yes...chrome pickups...very nice....thanks...
SupaaDave...thanks for listening...you're not too harsh... dakook kinda said the same thing...so I wrote a new tune on Saturday...that I'll ask my Webmaster to post...soon...
That piece didn't prompt me to let loose at the time of recording it...thanks again for listening & giving me you feedback...I do appreciate it very much!
Rob310...not familiar with Joe's JSX yet...I'd need a week or so to put her through her paces properly...but I,m sure she's very stong..check some of OCPS470's post's he's given great detailed info on her capabilities...
Zenfish...in 1965 I saw the Beatles live...how does that effect my view of music in your opinion?
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One day......mebbee today........
....chelly, I live in hope...mebbee the dvd will come a day early? If not, then I guess I'll live with waiting till tomorrow...heaven forfend if it goes past tomorrow though....
....and al and I waited fer ya in the chat last night, but he got cold and tired and I got bored talking to myself so eventually we both left...but he deserted first, LOL!! That hiney kiss might hafta turn into a hiney kick.......... :)
....gee, wish I was going to the theater presentation of G3 in San Francisco....if you go Joe, hope ya have lotsa FUN!! :)
....and WHO THE H-E-DOUBLE-HOCKEY-STIX invented Mondays anyway??? Why the heck can't we go from Saturday to Sunday to Friday to Saturday, hmmmmmmmm? Ah well, happy frickin Monday everyone, LOL!!!!
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Zinc Master
Zinc Master
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New 'Got Milk?' Ad Not a Hit With MLB
SAN FRANCISCO - The latest "Got Milk?" commercial hit a little too close to home for Major League Baseball. Poking fun at the league's steroid scandal, the television ad for the California Milk Processor Board talks about a player getting pulled from a game "after testing positive for a performance-enhancing substance."
In the next scene, a coach pulls a carton of milk from the slugger's locker.
"There is nothing humorous about steroid abuse," said Tim Brosnan, executive vice president for business for the league. "I would think that the California Milk Processor Board and their advertising agency would know better regarding an issue that threatens America's youth."
The 30-second spot is part of a new "Got Milk?" series that began airing during the baseball playoffs.
Jeff Goodby, co-founder of the San Francisco advertising agency Goodby, Silverstein & Partners, which has produced the memorable campaign since 1993, said the ad was never meant to be taken so seriously.
"It's just milk," Goodby said. "Believe me, we know parody is based on a serious topic. So we wanted to make sure that it was goofy enough so that people didn't get upset."
He said ad was meant to deliver the message that "milk is good for you, that milk actually does many of the things that people hope those wonder drugs might do for them and does so naturally."
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