VFRrocker
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Michelle Hope you feel better soon, no worrries on the mail........all in good time :-)
Phrydom How's life bro' ? Things still going well for you over there ?
Ovation Check out the bad Jem playing dude! Has the PGM been resigned to second guitar? I don't know whether you were around or whether I mentioned it but I saw PG in a clinic over here a few months back. Totally get him now, huge fan................just goes to show how much a players personality or perceived personality can influence the way you hear their music. Other news did you know that I got an Ibanez AT300? mwah ha ha ha, I told 962 early this year that I thought it would be the case but never really believed it. Great guitar but the Jem is still No 1.:-)
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Wed Nov 16 '05 5:37:10 am
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Zinc Master
Zinc Master Crown Point, IN USA
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Sony BMG recalls copy-protected CDs
AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Music publisher Sony BMG, yielding to consumer concern, said on Wednesday it was recalling music CDs containing copy-protection software that acts like virus software and hides deep inside a computer.
"We share the concerns of consumers regarding discs with XCP content-protected software, and, for this reason, we are instituting a consumer exchange programme and removing all unsold CDs with this software from retail outlets," Sony BMG said in an statement.
The XCP software used by Sony BMG, which was developed by British software developers First4Internet, leaves the back door open for malicious online hackers.
Sony BMG, in a separate statement, also announced it would distribute a program to remove the software from a PC where it jeopardizes security.
"We deeply regret any inconvenience this may cause our customers. Details of this (recall) program will be announced shortly," Sony BMG said.
The withdrawal is set to affect millions of compact discs from artists such as Celine Dion and Sarah McLachlan but Sony did not give exact figures or the names of the artists affected.
Sony reiterated that the copy-protection software only installs itself on personal computers and not on ordinary CD and DVD players.
Microsoft Corp.'s anti-virus team said on Tuesday it would add a detection and removal mechanism to rid a personal computer of the Sony's DRM copy-protection software. The software installs itself only on PCs running Microsoft's Windows operating system.
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Wed Nov 16 '05 5:42:44 am
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Zinc Master
Zinc Master Crown Point, IN USA
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NBC to air audiotapes of Lennon's killer
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The man who murdered John Lennon says in newly released audiotapes of interviews he gave more than a decade ago that his compulsion to kill the rock icon was like a "runaway train" and that "nothing could have stopped me."
NBC said on Tuesday it would present excerpts of the taped interviews with Mark David Chapman as part of a two-hour documentary special set to air on Friday commemorating the 25th anniversary of Lennon's death.
The interviews of Chapman in Attica state prison in New York were conducted in 1991 and 1992 by author Jack Jones, who wrote the Chapman biography "Let Me Take You Down." Most of the tapes from those sessions have never been played publicly.
Chapman, currently serving a sentence of 20 years to life, shot Lennon to death outside the Dakota apartment building in Manhattan on December 8, 1980, hours after getting the musician to autograph a copy of his newly released comeback album "Double Fantasy."
Chapman, who was 25 at the time, has cited J.D. Salinger's coming-of-age novel "The Catcher in the Rye" as his inspiration for the murder. Chapman has said he identified with the book's hero, who hated phoniness, and gunned Lennon down because he thought him a hypocrite.
According to excerpts of the interview tapes transcribed by NBC News, Chapman said he saw Lennon as "a successful man who kind of had the world on a chain, so to speak, and there I was, not even a link in that chain, just a person who had no personality. And something in me just broke."
Recounting the moment he shot Lennon outside the Dakota on a brisk late-autumn evening, Chapman said he "heard a voice in my head, saying, 'Do it, do it, do it.' And as (Lennon) passed me, I pulled out the gun, aimed at his back and pulled the trigger five times in succession."
He also said he remembered "thinking perhaps my identity would be found in the killing of John Lennon."
"I was under total compulsion," Chapman went on. "It was like a train, a runaway train, there was no stopping it. No matter ... nothing could have stopped me."
A spokeswoman for NBC said a small portion of the taped material was used in a documentary that aired several years ago on the CourtTV cable channel, but the vast majority of the tapes have never been heard before by the public.
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Wed Nov 16 '05 5:44:38 am
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ovation1
Mikey D in da house Satch = ZEN Land Of The Rising Sun Plays: Guitar
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VFRrocker: haha, lol Paul, the JEM is the main axe these days, but the PGM is so nice and easy to play also.... It flip-flops month to month when I get the chance these days, lol!....
WOW, you got to see Pablo at a clinic!!.... Kuul stuff bro, I'm sure you loved his personality and his ability to make your jaw drop at a moments notice, and then put it back with his melodic ability, lol!!....
....And..And..Did you say THE AT300?!?! :-0 "Super 70's" is running through my head as I type, lol!!.... That is kinda like a JEM mixed with a JS I think.... And the Violin finish must be gorgeous!!!!.... Congrats bro, treat it like it needs to be, lol!!....
Andy Timmons for G3!! Make it happen JOE ;-)
....Nite all....
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Wed Nov 16 '05 5:49:59 am
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adeel
adeel shahzad rawalpindi, punjab pakistan Plays: Guitar (22 years)
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hello, joe i just want to ask what tone have u used in the love thing ,is it wah wah ? plz tell me
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Wed Nov 16 '05 5:55:55 am
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Zinc Master
Zinc Master Crown Point, IN USA
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A guy and a gal meet at a bar. They get along so well that they decide to go to the girl's place.
A few drinks later, the guy takes off his shirt and then washes his hands. He then takes off his trousers and washes his hands again.
The girl has been watching him and says, "You must be a dentist."
The guy, surprised, says "Yes, how did you figure that out?" "Easy," she replied, "you keep washing your hands."
One thing led to another and they make love.
After they are done, the girl says, "You must be a really good dentist."
The guy, now with a boosted ego says, "Well yes, I'm a good dentist. How did you figure that out?"
"I Didn't feel a thing"!
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Wed Nov 16 '05 6:12:15 am
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Keniko
Ken Erickson Addison, IL. U.S.A. Plays: Guitar (54 years)
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Good Morning Satchland...... How is Everyone Today?
Zinc...... Thanks for the info on Lennon. Sad and scary.
Sad..... Because we lost a Rock icon. A musical poet, a great song writer, Activist for world peace, a end to a Beatle reunion or comeback. We'll never hear any new songs from John. John did a lot of soul searching at this time. Refuted fame , became a house dad and more in touch with John the person. Double Fantasy is a brilliant record. All what he went through and what he was going through in his life at the time is written in that record. He was clean, fresh and ready to Rock again. Every time I hear Imagine ....you can't help but feel the impact of those lyrics. If you can't feel them then something is dead inside. Everything he stood for is in those lyrics. John had the world in his hands. The saddest of all....He died in such a violent way and that is so much against what he stood for. God rest his soul.
Scary.... You can sense from the discription in Chatman's own words how lost and lonely and phychotic he was. Not to mention he was coward who shot Lennon in the back. John didn't even see it coming.
Suzo..... Thank you so much. But I can only take credit for the music on the site. Well...it's the band playing cover songs but you no what I mean. Sean did my site and the mural all on his own. I can't take credit for that. Did you see the mural?
Have A Great Day Everyone ! ! ! !
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Wed Nov 16 '05 7:25:24 am
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DelfinoPie
Martin Phillips King Of Monsters Plays: Doctors & Nurses (
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I've started using a new renderer that makes everything look awesome for my 3D scene...I've added some more stuff and a custom desk and PC with moniter...guess whats on the moniter...
*link coming soon*
Delfino
[Edit]*the link has arrived* New Render
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Wed Nov 16 '05 8:02:08 am
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Beno
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Hi
have you seen Paul Gilbert's DVD Space Ship Live?
How about doing your own version of a live in the studio song presentation? It's a brilliant way of showcasing songs in an intimate setting and would sure please guitarists with lots of close ups of the flying fingers.
Beno
PS still waiting for a region 2 version of the Tokyo DVD. Any news on when the rest of the world will be able to buy it?
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Wed Nov 16 '05 8:34:41 am
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Two Shay
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Dolphin pie
Just had a look at your prom pix through the linky.
Couldn't help but notice that there were a couple of pix of a rather fine looking scantily clad hottie but most were of young men with their arms round each other. I guess you had a gay old time. LOL I bet Gaylord Moon wishes he had been there! LMAO
Just kidding!
Rock on.
Steve.
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Wed Nov 16 '05 8:39:36 am
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Blue_Moon
Alan McKenna Dublin Ireland Plays: Guitar (23 years)
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hey stevie put yer penis in the nearest doorframe..... see if u can get the door closed.... smartass :p
Ive actually got pics form my Debs - a.k.a prom to u american ppl
here go nuts....
al debs 1
ive more but ones enough for u to have fun with......
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Wed Nov 16 '05 8:53:44 am
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Two Shay
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Bloo Gaylord
Touched a raw nerve there did I. LOL
ROTFLMAO
Just a wee bit o' the craic Al.
Ah shit, my door's just broke! Maybe I could tie it up with someones long girly hair!
Keep rocking.
S.
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Wed Nov 16 '05 9:31:27 am
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calebshelton
Caleb Shelton gosnell, AR usa Plays: Guitar (24 years)
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hey everyone! how is it going? well i was just posting a question to joe and or anyone who knows? will you (joe) have any new equipment appearing at winter namm...amps, guitars etc.?
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Wed Nov 16 '05 10:27:40 am
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PhryDom
Dave Atlanta, GA USA Plays: Guitar (45 years)
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Rowashburn yeah, repeating the same post over and over is generally frowned upon, and ignored too... many of us ask Joe questions but only a few get replies... sad but true... he's a busy man after all! ;-) Maybe you could try and check out some recent videos (the G3 DVD for example)... you might see when and where he switches in the DS1 while using the JSX amps... when he used Marshalls they were set on clean-only - all the dirt came from the DS1... not sure if either of the two DS1s on the recent pedalboard pic is modded though... good luck!
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Wed Nov 16 '05 10:50:07 am
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Satriella
Satriella Walker Sudbury, Suffolk United Kingdom
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Hi all,
Clarky - Ah that's better I hear you again while I post - Thank you for posting your site again and for your rock!
js1200js1000 - Join the club - COMPUTERS EH!!!!!
Blue Moon - Ah sunsets/sunrises my favourite - nice pictures although it seemed a little strange looking at pictures of a sunrise from a Blue Moon?!
Surely music is interpretted differently by everyone cos we are all unique, there is not another one of us anywhere in the world. None of us are Joe so we can't hear the music exactly as he (or anyone else that makes music) had in his head when he was composing it. That is why to some this kinda stuff is a noise and a racket and to others it is sweet nectar. So after listening to a piece of music, one might say, this is a bee buzzing around collecting pollen and to someone else it's saying, this is a woman who has lost a child in the marketplace and is frantic about it! We have to live and let live on personal choices in music. it's always gonna affect every person differently which is why you can't really say that a particular tune is evil cos it made someone do something bad, it's a defect in the person not in the music.
Do you get what I'm saying? not good at explaining things.
Good to have you back on the board 962.
Hugs Satriella xx
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Wed Nov 16 '05 11:13:19 am
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Master Yoda
Neil Morgan York, North Yorkshire England Plays: Guitar (30 years)
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Clarky - I never played football for my school, for one reason, and one reason only; I'm sooo shit at it it's not even funny... lmao
NM
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Wed Nov 16 '05 11:16:11 am
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Stevee T
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Delfino Pie...nice link...I'll give it a good listen..later on..
Zenfish...snail mail has landed...I'll convert it, and return it to you via mp3 format later on in the evening....thanks...
Let the Sinphony begin...
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Wed Nov 16 '05 11:17:02 am
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Blue_Moon
Alan McKenna Dublin Ireland Plays: Guitar (23 years)
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ah not really stevie i just thought id say somethin sarcastic back!
lol and ya cant say anything about my hair, its the softest nicest hair ever! .....a lota women are jelous of it i think....
and ive a few pics of the moon too!! it was full last nite and is pretty much again tonight, but this is from a while back june, actually my birthday, it was the moon at around 5am looking great... ...it wasnt that big since '89
Moon
Moon2
Moon3
ive tons and tons of pics of nice sunsets i took over the Summer, i think this is one of the best ones...
Sunset
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Wed Nov 16 '05 11:32:02 am
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Keniko
Ken Erickson Addison, IL. U.S.A. Plays: Guitar (54 years)
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Satriella..... I definetly get what you're saying. You explained this prefectly.
Stevee T...... No CD yet....Sniff, Sniff. Let the Sinphony begin.
Clarky..... I posted to you about progressions for the modes. I was thinkin' I could harmonize the modal scale I wanted to work in for my chords. My question is ....How do you know what chords dominate a certain harmonized scale for a modal progression?... Blues...1,4,5..... Jazz...2,5,1... etc... Any help would be great. Thanks. Take care.
Joe.... Perhaps you could answer this question. Take care. Hope the recording is going well. Hugs to you and the family, band and crew.
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Wed Nov 16 '05 11:40:49 am
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962
Simon Granada, Andalucia Spain Plays: Guitar (24 years)
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js1200js1000, Blue Moon's post was a prime example of putting the photo on a physically different bit of web space, and linking directly to the address where that photo is stored.
If you think there's a chance you'll be wanting to share pictures and photos on a semi-regular basis, ie. if you think this is not just a one-off, then I can highly recommend signing up to a photo-hosting community like "webshots".
Here's a link to my webshots space - http://community.webshots.com/user/962_lm
At the top of that page you'll see tags for "download webshots - free" and "free sign up". I suggest signing up first then downloading the software. The software will help you process photos and upload them to the webspace, adding captions and archiving them in different albums. It will also work as a screensaver manager as well as a browser in which you can search the webshots community library for specific photos.
if you decide to do that, just shout and I and probably many others will be happy to explain how linking works on this board!
Delfino, oooh, nice work dude. I love how you've put the JS site on the monitor, that's a real touch of class bro!
OCPS470, did you tell me ages ago that it's an Air Norton that you have in the bridge position of your S470? What have you got it paired with in the neck (and middle) positions?
When my S470 arrives I intend to put a PAF Joe in the neck, and can't decide whether to put a Norton or Air Norton in the bridge. I'm wondering if the output of the "Air" variety will be too quiet....you know, too close to the output of the PAF Joe, or do you think it's a blend that can be managed nicely just by adjusting pickup height? Any input would be appreciated, since your description of the Air Norton's tonal characteristics makes it very tempting!
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Wed Nov 16 '05 12:26:15 pm
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Suzie2000
Suzo London, England Plays: Guitar (35 years)
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CLARKY- lol- yes you are right, everyone would have been way too lashed!
BAHDUH- bit of a heavy going week, have had lots of dealings with social services this week, gets quite depressing at times... still it's nearly Friday and more importantly nearly the LONG TEACHER HOLIDAYS! :)
KENIKO- No problem. Just off to have another look, see if I can sign your guestbook :)
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Wed Nov 16 '05 1:35:27 pm
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