UncleChar
Chuck Concha
Taos, NM
USA
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thanks very much for the info Sax Player, I really appreciate it that you got it to me quick! Rock On and don't let your meat loaf. Thanks!
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Sat Nov 26 '05 5:21:01 pm
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gotta have Joe
Kayla Whitham
Butte, Mt
USA
Plays: Guitar (19 years)
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Keniko: I dont think that i had told you this yet but the Extrem makeover, the home edition it is set to be aired in January or Febuary. I read that in the paper so i thought that youd like to know! How are you?
Michelle: It was a play house built like a castle!
Captain Steve: how are you? msn not working?
Kayla
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Spizazz
Steve Spizzirri
Plays: Guitar (54 years)
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Hello Joe,
Your JSX amp is awesome! I love the new amp... been playing on it for about 3 months now and it kicks A! Still more to learn and new sounds to find, but just thought you should know what you do to me. "Your killing me!"
I'm thankful for all the great music and instruments you continue to chern out... keep on rock'n in a free world Joe!
Spizazz
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Sat Nov 26 '05 5:45:24 pm
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ScalesMaster
Steven Farber
Odessa, Texas
USA
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Wow, I did an inresting research on ghost notes... I still have a hard time understanding them though, ah well, I'll try harder. By the way, good luck on your next Album Mr. Satriani.
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Sat Nov 26 '05 5:46:10 pm
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hoiguy79
Josue Vázquez
Tulancingo, Hidalgo
México
Plays: Guitar (27 years)
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Steve T Man you are really improving your playing, I love those new tunes, also great recording; how do you record in these days?
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Sat Nov 26 '05 5:56:38 pm
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Stevee T
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hoiguy79...thanks very much for the listen, and the feedback...I'm going direct through a Boss GT-6 into a Tascam 2488 - 24 track 24 bit recording unit...then for keyboards & drums patches... Korg Triton Workstation/Sampler... now I need to get my hands on a Eventide Harmonizer again...which will really add to the ambient values...thanks again for the positive feedback, and your valuable time...Peace Out... back to my axe to grind...lol...I'M A LUMBERJACK AND I'M OK....lmao...
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Sat Nov 26 '05 6:11:23 pm
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fishxfforever
fang xu
Wuhan, Hubei
China
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I love JOE SATRIANI's music!
If Steve Vai is playing guitar,
then Joe Satriani is playing music!
HIs feelings of love, sadness...are all in his music, his screaming of guitar, and his "wha-wha"...
they shock me very much whenever I was listening to his songs.
I first got to know the name JOE SATRIANI by the song "the crush of love", I love this songs very much, espacilally the screaming part, I found a feeling of silent crying-"don not leave me alone, my love !Please!"...It is still one of my favourite songs ...
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Sat Nov 26 '05 6:43:18 pm
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MetalMilitia178
mike lee
va. beach, VA
USA
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Joe Satriani is the god of rock. He taught Kirk Hammet how to rip through guitar solos and I thank him for that because I love Metallica. I thought Hammet was good but Satriani, oh Lord Satriani is just amazingly sick. I appreciate the sickness of Joe and his students. Joe is my hero.....
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Sat Nov 26 '05 6:49:53 pm
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PhryDom
Dave
Atlanta, GA
USA
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ScalesMaster you are more than welcome, my virtual friend :-) Personally I wouldn't worry too much about ghost notes... they're not exactly accidents, but they're almost certainly not intentional... they're sounds that the player makes that are kinda tricky to transcribe.... maybe a little like say someone is playing up by the 12th fret and then moves to say the fifth position... there might be some kind of it-would-never-happen-again noise made by one finger touching one of the strings in a certain way as the hand slides down the neck... it's not a note that's played but something can be heard.... they can also be rhythmic... like maybe the picking hand hits a string or two but the neck hand isn't fetting any notes... there will be a sound, but not necessarily a sound that can be transcribed, at least accurately... ghost notes occur in-the-moment and (IMHO) can never be repeated... they are part of the performance... the quality of transcribers these days is quite stunning....
man i hope that makes sense!!!! post back if you need more help!
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Sat Nov 26 '05 8:17:59 pm
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OCPS470
Chris Peters
Lake Mary, FL
USA
Plays: Guitar (28 years)
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Stevee T: Nice stuff man! Were there any JS in guitars in the Butterscotch Blues tune? That Chrome boy certainly has an instantly recognizable tone (in capable hands)! That FRED pu is really interesting, it has lots of highs and high mids, without being ear peircing. Very interesting.
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Sat Nov 26 '05 8:30:09 pm
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rob310
Rob D'Angelo
ACWORTH, GA
usa
Plays: Guitar (25 years)
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LucySorets.... sounds like vai was fun any idea when the dvd will come out??
stevee t.... blue dream sounds good. how many guitars do you have??
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Sat Nov 26 '05 9:10:36 pm
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BEARMAN36
Barrie Poole
Orillia, ON
CANADA
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Wow Joe,
I just finished watching the G3 Live In Tokyo DVD, and it's just how I remember my 1st G3 experience but only better... and infact it was with John Petrucci... I have to say that John is a much better fit in the bill with you and Steve... the music just sounds better... Yngwie was ok but he tends to show boat much more often than he really should be entitled to. The music breathed a sigh of relief naturally especially when you guys were trading licks with one another with John...
The best DVD experience for G3 yet in my opinion... G3 with Eric Johnson is 2nd in my books and then a close 3rd with Yngwie live in Denver...
I'm anticipating a tour soon Joe, after the new album of course... can't wait for all that great stuff...
Peace Out
Barrie
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fizz450_03
Jo Baluyot
Philippines
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962 - "Cliffs Of Dover" was in Ah Via Musicom right? and what album was "Zap" in? the only EJ album i've got is "Venus Isle" which just blew me away... anyway i'm waiting for your answer man, I just got to have the studio version of "Zap"...
goodness, there are a lot of good players coming out right now, i think i'm so left behind... is there really any hope left for a 20 year old guy who just started playing seriously during the last year?
i'm so discouraged haha
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Sat Nov 26 '05 11:21:35 pm
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fizz450_03
Jo Baluyot
Philippines
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I think my favorite G3 was the one with Eric Johnson, it just kicked major ass...
2nd is G3 03....
then the 2001 outing with JP...
I still have to find a copy of G3 in Tokyo somewhere...
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Sat Nov 26 '05 11:55:10 pm
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slanshroom
roy marchbank
Scotland, Barcelona
Spain
Plays: Guitar (51 years)
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Ovation1:Yip, the Clarky does wear off on y,lol, Shure57/58 as expected, did fail miserably recording the acoustic, found some cool experimental sounds though
Clarky:Better i leave the J Can locked up, the forms are wicked bro
OCPS:Yeah it does appear to be true bro, but then, truth does change. I,m, personaly not into the competitive angle of music, it side tracks me away from creating more substance in my work.Making technique better i admit, does have its own wierd sensation, strange & highly addictive, took me some years b4 i learnt how to hold back & focus more of my energy on the composition at hand
Stevee T:Great stuff Mr T, must have a further listen later.Back t ye ol masterplan meself this month, will have some time to write & contemplate on the hills of Girona
Michelle,Mari,Fab,Zen,mikesb,VFR,Cube,juju,Joe of course n all the t2j peeps, have a happy grumble, have work for 1 month in Girona outside Barca, chances of getting to a cyber cafe also will be slim as the house is so remote & the work hours long.Take care,enjoy best y can & have a beer on me
adios for now
slan
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962
Simon
Granada, Andalucia
Spain
Plays: Guitar (24 years)
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LucySorets, thanks for answering all the questions! I checked out your review on Vai's site....there's some cool photos in there, and some really interesting bits of info that I didn't know about.....like there being a Real Illusions DVD in the works, and that "Reflections" is the first part of a trilogy?!?! Cool!
fizz450_03, yeah man, of course there's hope! haha, it doesn't matter if somebody twice your age starts playing guitar.....there's still opportunity for them to progress. Don't feel diheartened that you're not at the level you want to be. Put your head down and persevere....ignore people who are "better" than you.....and you will suddenly realise you're making big Improvements.
Yeah, Cliffs Of Dover was on "Ah Via Musicom". Zap has gone through two different studio incarnations - once on "Seven Worlds" and then again on "Tones". You should get the "Tones" album 'cause it's loaded with great tracks, and Zap sounds better on there than it does on "Seven Worlds". It still doesn't sound quite up to the G3 live version though, that was absolutely killer!
You can also now find another live version of Zap, as well as Cliffs Of Dover and many others on EJ's "Austin City Limits" Live CD and DVD. Definitely worth having ;-)
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journeymanblues
ranjan ojha
kathmandu, bagmati
nepal
Plays: Guitar (2011 years)
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hey satch..; just expecting your two words so that it can be a power to me and to my lost energy so that i can go more through your each and every note and ya..of course i can understand more and more your philosophical guitar!!
ranjan ojha
kathmandu
nepal
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