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Stéphane Jouin Saint Viaud France Plays: Guitar (22 years)
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hey everybody
I NEED HELP PLEASE HELP ME !!
i want to buy a electric guitar and i have a choise to do between
SQUIER STAGEMASTER standard series ,
YAMAHA ERG 112,
YAMAHA EG,
YAMAHA PACIFICA RM,
ARIA ( LOOKS LIKE A JACKSON, you know the "shark" look)
i would like something that souds like IBANEZ guitars, i play only lead please tell me which one is the best or give me the name of another guitar
something around 350, 400 EUROS
i want a very good tremolo , to make effects like joe does, what tremolo do i have to choose? are there cheap and good ibanez guitars? please help give me a piece of advice
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Tue Nov 8 '05 1:11:10 am
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pataman
Miguel Paley Montreal, Quebeq Canada Plays: Guitar (20 years)
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pastel_black hey i saw it yesterday, damn guitar store wouldnt let me play it, but it definetely is not chrome it is a mirror. you can see your face perfectly on it. its damn cool... if only i had 3000 dollars to spare...
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Tue Nov 8 '05 1:15:11 am
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Jason Ramsay planet nowra, NSW Australia Plays: Guitar (48 years)
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stephj if u wanna do stuff like joe, go the ibanez, i did,
best out of all the guitars if had and have now
u will get a great sound right out of the box as they say
squire are ok , low end prices i think
dont know about the other one.
ibanez rocks
hey guys, played tonite at our prayer meeting,went well, first time in 12 months but was good to be back only bummer is starting our summer time, so gonna be hot on stage..woooo
been a crap week but im still playing...
as kiss said
"God gave rocknroll to ya "
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Tue Nov 8 '05 1:21:56 am
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alexandrecaetano
Alexandre Caetano Caldas da Rainha, Estremadura Portugal Plays: Guitar (32 years)
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Hello wonderful friends!!! Good morning!!!
I wanna say that the Steve`s interview was a wonderful Spiritual Lesson, one hour of devotion :-) !!! Steve was very cool for me and to my friend Gonçalo Abreu because he saw that we were huge fans of him with nice questions and not foolish journalists lol :-)) !!! Steve Vai is a great human been!!!
Eric Sardinas is a real great guy as well, What a Bluesman !!!
The concerts were amazing :-)) !!!
MARIMARISRV - Hello Sea Eyes, you was right, the lightning was not very good. I have only a few good photos, but that`s ok ;-)) !!! I told to Eric Sardinas that you are my friend, and he said: REALLY?!?! Cool !!! :-)) I had a great time with Eric and Vai, amazing :-)) !!! Kisses for you baby, soon i have something coool to you ;-)) !!!
JOE: Mr. VAI told me that theirs teacher changed theirs lifes, can you tell me the name of that teacher, who was so important for you both? Thank you and nice to see you around :-)) !! Welcome back and have a good time in studio!!!
TO ALL: Talk to you later, time to work, nice to see you all very well :-)) !!!
Later
Alexandre
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Tue Nov 8 '05 2:07:13 am
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Dunnie1
David Dunne Blackheath, England Plays: Guitar (19 years)
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I just thought id put a post up here to tell you how much tha you have changed my life. Really, ever since listening to Surfing with the Alien, i av got all your cds, and started playing guitar so much. I jus want to thank you, you made a big difference to me and my friends, and we are trying to get everyone to listen to your music. Even my mom, hehe.
Dunnie.
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Tue Nov 8 '05 3:06:25 am
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Two Shay
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Satchiella
Stevee T and myself are two completely different people.
Mr T is a talented musician who plays guitar and drums, I just play at being a silly bugger.
The Anthology was the first Joe album I bought. I was given a copy (oops I mean a loan of the original) of ITLIS and was so impressed I needed to find out more about Joe's music so I thought the Anthology was the best bet. I have subsequently bought much of his other cd's and dvd's and in time will get it all.
Keep rocking.
Steve.
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Tue Nov 8 '05 3:06:53 am
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Stevee T
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pastel_black...bad horsie has aboti 1/16"-1/8" thick mirror laminated to the face of a wood bodied jem...
Zenfish...yeah...Sinfonie...lol...this should be be very interesting...I'll watch the snail mail carefully...thanks
alexandrecaetano...congrats on the interview...where can we read it? Eric Sardinas has some real nice feel to his music...loved it...
Captain Steve..thanks for the ++
cuthbert1776...let's hope Joe, or Jon Luini reads your suggestion, and has the time and energy to arrange that for us...it would be wonderful...might be a mighty task even just for the U.S.
I wonder how his Managment would tell each store of these special seats? Maybe, it's included in the package that Mick offers each store...(there will be x amount of reserved seats allocated for T2J members....)
There might have to be a cut-off date of being a member of T2J to avoid stuffing the ballot box, or maybe Joe could use this to gain a few more loyal fans....?
js1200js1000...they're in the mail....hope ya like it...there's a couple of bonus tracks on it...the 2 recently posted....
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Tue Nov 8 '05 5:06:41 am
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Jo Baluyot Philippines Plays: Guitar (20 years)
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962 - i see well im trying to learn cakewalk too i just havent seen it all yet... anyways Powerhouse is pretty cool too, i've got some songs put up at www.nushredder03.multiply.com/music, pardon the username and the quality of the songs but feel free to try them out...
OCPS470 - i've done quite a bit of last minute gigs, but thankfully it all turned out well...
too bad i missed Joe's posts a few days ago awwww....
Joe come to Manila for just once!!! i mean there are quite a lot of fans out here so do just go!
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Tue Nov 8 '05 5:17:36 am
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Zinc Master
Zinc Master Crown Point, IN USA
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Duran Duran Shows Longevity With New DVD
Duran Duran, "Live From London" DVD (Coming Home Studios)
Reunited '80s hitmakers Duran Duran complete their comeback with "Live From London," a concert DVD that faithfully delivers the sounds and form that took them from an art school pub act to the top of the charts.
The footage is taken from a 2004 concert at Wembley Arena in London. While the fab five plods a bit a times, they mainly soar during this nearly two-hour DVD. It helps that Wembley was packed with raving Duran-ees, worked into full froth, singing along with every lyric and clinging to the days of pegged pants past.
The band delivers their best known songs with great energy, from "Hungry Like the Wolf" to "Planet Earth." Roger Taylor hasn't lost a beat on drums and his driving tempo on the later song is something to behold.
Lead vocalist Simon LeBon remains the star of this outfit. He was the frontman that all others in his heyday were measured by — though few measured up. This remains the case. He looks spry, jumping around the stage, prancing, preening and still belting out those high-pitched vocals that were a radio and MTV mainstay.
LeBon and the boys really excel on the slow numbers. "Ordinary World" is a beautiful song done beautifully again here. It came from a reincarnation of the band that was not comprised of the original players, but they handle it smoothly here.
Any current crop of rockers who thinks Duran Duran was all hair-gel and eye shadow should snap up this DVD and watch closely. And Taylor is absolutely no joke on the guitar.
This DVD is no cheapie as far as production value. There are loads of camera angles, and top notch lighting and sound.
The extras include a photo slideshow and an interesting documentary with a few of the fellows taking a drive past their old Birmingham haunts. It's charming to hear them talk about the early days.
Hat's off to the tightest pop band of the 80s. They've done it again.
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Tue Nov 8 '05 5:34:20 am
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wolf2
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Yeah were good as long as the drug dealer i was buying dope from doesnt say to her when were in town that he sold me dope man ,anyways manyeah when they were commiting me and trying to cause probs the brothers girlfriend pretends they arent dealing with wolf2 and said well he sleeps with weapons in his room go get them etc ,they never did man this one time im sleeping i here a knock at the door it,s the pigslike 5 of them there all out there man so i come out with my special stick like i use to stick fight like you see at the begining of rambo 3 man start bashing his head in move ont to tha next 2 chase one into the bush then use the last one to help me carry there bodies into the bush for my bears ,it was nuts man as soon as they started dying my bears came out of the bush man and i had to tell them not yet manthen the one that helped me carry the bodies mysteriously died called the guvernment they said what did you use i told them they said yeah we know your pretty good at it thats between you and us and that was it no charges just death man and my weapons are still in my room man cool later wolf2
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Tue Nov 8 '05 5:38:22 am
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Matt Dorado Portland, OR USA Plays: Guitar (53 years)
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Steve T- I'm with you on the Joe longevity. I remember getting tix and a tab book for the FIABD tour cause I had been bugging the crap out of the Toads with the music off the first three albums. Awesome show. Lookin forward to many more.
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Tue Nov 8 '05 5:56:45 am
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Zinc Master Crown Point, IN USA
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Jeff Foxworthy on Indiana.................
If someone in a store offers you assistance & they don't work there, you might live in Indiana.
If your dad's suntan stops at a line curving around the middle of his forehead, you might live in Indiana.
If your town has an equal number of bars and churches, you might live in Indiana.
If you have had a lengthy telephone conversation with someone who dialed a wrong number, you might live in Indiana
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Tue Nov 8 '05 6:03:13 am
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Zinc Master Crown Point, IN USA
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for cuthbert and all others . . .
YOU KNOW YOU ARE A TRUE HOOSIER WHEN:
1. Vacation means going north or south on I-65 for the weekend.
2. You measure distance in hours.
3. You know several people who have hit a deer more than once.
4. You often switch from heat to AC in the same day and back again.
5. You can drive 65 mph through 2 feet of snow during a raging blizzard, ithout flinching.
6. You see people wearing camouflage at social events including weddings.
7. You install security lights on your house and garage and leave both unlocked.
8. You carry jumper cables in your car and your girlfriend knows how to use them.
9. You design your kids Halloween costume to fit over a snowsuit.
10. Driving is better in the winter because the potholes are filled with snow.
11. You know all 5 seasons: "almost winter", "winter", "still winter", "Road Construction", & "It's Hot".
12. Your idea of creative landscaping is a statue of a deer next to your blue spruce.
13. "Down South" means Kentucky to you.
14. A brat is something you eat.
15. Your neighbor throws a party to celebrate his new pole shed.
16. You go out to a tailgate party every Friday.
17. You have more miles on your snow blower than your car.
18. You find 0 degrees a "little chilly."
19. You actually understand these jokes, and you forward them to all your Indiana friends. (What's not to understand?)
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Tue Nov 8 '05 6:04:46 am
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Zinc Master Crown Point, IN USA
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What's the difference between a southern zoo and a northern zoo?
A southern zoo has a description of the animal on the front of
the cage along with... "a recipe".
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Tue Nov 8 '05 6:08:18 am
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Two Shay
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Zincy
And for all us non-septics,
WTF are hoosiers?
S.
PS
On a visit to New England I was told that Maine women make the ideal partners.
They provide warmth in winter and shade in the summer!
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Tue Nov 8 '05 6:35:35 am
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