Zinc Master
Zinc Master
Crown Point, IN
USA
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CIA says Castro has Parkinson's disease
Reuters WASHINGTON - The CIA has concluded that Cuban President Fidel Castro suffers from Parkinson's disease and could have difficulty coping with the duties of office as his condition worsens, an official said on Wednesday The assessment, completed in recent months, suggests the nonfatal but debilitating disease has progressed far enough to warrant questions among U.S. policymakers about the communist country's future in the next several years.
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Wed Nov 16 '05 2:52:20 pm
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Blue_Moon
Alan McKenna
Dublin
Ireland
Plays: Guitar (23 years)
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jus back from dinner im all full, but it was so nice, lords of karma is on, i love that song........ al wont be around 2nite... sry but nite!
hey joe
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Wed Nov 16 '05 3:04:02 pm
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Keniko
Ken Erickson
Addison, IL.
U.S.A.
Plays: Guitar (54 years)
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Clarky..... I see what you mean. Let me put it this way. Say you're working in a minor key like Amin. Is there a standard chord sequence that works for the key of Amin? Like if you were writing a blues progression in A from the harmonized scale....The chords would be A7...D7...E7 or 1,4,5. Or a Jazz progression in A....The chords would be....BMaj....E7.....Amin....or a 2,5,1 progression. I have not harmonized the Amin. scale to know what the chords are for each root note of the Amin. scale. How do you know or find the strong chords that work in the key of Amin. to write a good chord progression? This is really hard to explain. I most likely confused you more.
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Wed Nov 16 '05 3:40:26 pm
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Stevee T
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Keniko...argh...it's sitting on my kitchen table...sorry...
Delfino Pie...360 is a very nice tune, as many are...Digital Ocean too.....!
Zenfish...here goes the file coversion...I'll send it to you in a liittle while once the deed is done!
Zenfish...you should have email...if the file is not too large....let me know if you get it, and if it opens....thanks
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Wed Nov 16 '05 3:41:38 pm
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oO Nuno Oo
Andrea Preziusi
Anagni, Frosinone
Italia
Plays: Guitar (24 years)
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Ciao Joe,sono un ragazzo italiano di 20 anni ormai tuo fan da ben 11 lunghissimi anni....volevo solo scriverti il mio dispiacere riguardo questo G3 che si č dimostrato molto al di sotto delle mie aspettative.Innanzitutto potevate sciegliere una Jem finale migliore... Foxy Lady e Smoke on the Water non sono "adatte" a voi 3...e poi.....vedi di cambiare leggermente la tua improvvisazione,fai quasi sempre la stessa cosa :-| Prima eri + dinamico,adesso ti stai appassendo pian pianino..mi dispiace :°-(
Cmq volevo chiederti se mi regaleresti una copia di una tua chitarra con autografo :D Grazie mille dell'attenzione (caso mai tu la legga) e arrivederci ;)
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Wed Nov 16 '05 5:36:15 pm
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OCPS470
Chris Peters
Lake Mary, FL
USA
Plays: Guitar (28 years)
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962: I have an Air Norton in the Neck actually. That's what JP used to have in his IBZ guitars. I think it has about 275 mv of output? Generally you don't want to put a lower output PU in the bridge compared to higher output PU in the neck. I have an AirZone in the brige...I think it's about 325 mv output? When I emailed Dimarzio a while back, they told me that the AirNorton can be a cool bridge Pu, but to match ot with an AirClassic pu, which is in the 220mv range I think. Hope that helps. BTW, unless they've changed things, you should still be able to call Dimarzio and ask them if your set up would be a problem. Also, you can check the exact outputs on the Dimarzio website. Hope this helps!
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Wed Nov 16 '05 6:34:18 pm
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Pink Malloy
Nathan Norton
Battle Creek, Michigan
USA
Plays: Guitar (28 years)
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JOE! SUP!
OK, I just would like to know your practice routine. If you have one I mean. I'm looking for some things to get me from where I am now to a higher degree in playing. Also, I hope in the tour following your next album you come near Battle Creek, MI so I can finally see you live! You rock!
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Wed Nov 16 '05 8:39:22 pm
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bahduh
mark alistair
shillong, meghalaya
india
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Congratulations to Australia,Switzerland,Spain,Czech Republic and Trinidad & Tobago for making it to Germany next year........Cheers...I feel very bad for Turkey coz it is one of my fav sides in world football and despite winning 4-2,they failed to qualify........maybe next time.
Lucysorets,,first of all GET WELL SOON>>>prayers are with yu fo r a speedy recovery from yur illness!!!!!!!!!thanks for the mail and the great pictures....yu and vai..hmm...excellent pic,...yu have mail....i am yet to go thru the mail but just saw the inbox containing a mail from yu.....cheers and god bless,,
Zincmaster,,,,Right O!!!!
Captain steve........only time will tell about Englands resurgence in this series..but i would still go with Pakistan....well hope i am right this time.... ...........right about the albanian.......
suzie2000......glad to know yur holidays are approaching...enjoy it when it comes......lol..yu deserved it after the yearlong strees of dealing with students....
tracie..hi....
zenny...hi..
joe...hi guru...whats up????please post!
cheers...
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Wed Nov 16 '05 9:07:13 pm
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wesleyb
wes Wilhite
Palm Bay, Florida
USA
Plays: Bass (47 years)
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Hey J hows it going tonight?
Was thinking about the road, my children, and gitting back into the music. Although, I have seen every stage from here to ten buck two and it was a great life! However, I was thinking about behind the lights and back stage. Any Ideas for an old bass player like my self?
Thks
Wesley B
Pss, lol, hey sould you talk to Mr. Big Billy let him know i'm still waiting for that beer. Thks
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Wed Nov 16 '05 9:40:50 pm
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OCPS470
Chris Peters
Lake Mary, FL
USA
Plays: Guitar (28 years)
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962: I forgot to tell you that I have a Virtual2 middle in the middle. The Virtual 2's are the virtual vintage line that have something like 50% less string pull, so the string sustains longer and purer. This is the same quality that all of the "Air" line of pickups posess. I think the AirNorton would be pretty cool in the Bridge though. It's supposed to have the qualities of the Norton, just with reduced string pull and a less compressed or over driven tone due to the reduced output. If I remember correctly, the Norton (which the Air Norton is derrived from) is supposed to have some of the warm fat qualities of the Tone Zone, blended with some of the cutting harmonic content of the FRED.
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Wed Nov 16 '05 10:58:43 pm
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crazy_nose
yogev amsalem
Plays: Guitar (2024 years)
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Hi joe!
I'm from Israel, and my english is not good.
So I want to wish you about the new G3 in Tokio , its so great show.
Joe I wonser why are you don't come to show in Israel.
Many guitarist here admirers you and so want you'll come.
This will be a big surprise for your admirers here in Israel.
Please think about this to show with a G3 jam in Israel.
crazy_nose :)
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Wed Nov 16 '05 11:26:16 pm
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Satriella
Satriella Walker
Sudbury, Suffolk
United Kingdom
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Hi Joe -hope all is well with you! Thank you for the nusic the song I'm hummin!
js1200js1000 - hmmmm. A what? Is sodium near extinction then? I hereby promise to put less salt on my dinner - but hold on you'd be out of a job - I hereby pledge to put more salt on my dinner so that js1200js1000 can keep his job!! Gotta pay for the next JS guitar somehow. MONEY EH!!!!!!!
962 - have to keep you busy in here, can't have you lurking - what does lol mean on here? I always thought it was "lots of love" my son says "lots of laughs""laugh out loud" aggghhh you could go on forever with this.
Zenfish - Man of mystery - Composing blues differently, hmmmm, I'd tried years ago to understand music, didn't work - it's all ancient greek to me - Happy blues? Blues with a hint of green? Bloooze? See - I just don't understand - that's why I'm not a musician just a fan!
Hugs Satriella xx
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Thu Nov 17 '05 12:05:16 am
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Simon
Granada, Andalucia
Spain
Plays: Guitar (24 years)
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OCPS470, thanks for your response dude. Yeah, I wondered if I'd mis-remembered the detail of which position you'd put that pickup in! When I was looking at it I noticed how low the ouput was......I think I'll go with a Norton in the bridge then, 'cause I just gotta get that PAF Joe in the neck position. I've been reading the description and tech talk for it and it sounds like a great pickup.....the DiMarzio site is so nicely put together, it tells you everything it can in an easy-to-understand format!
I might try a Virtual 2 in the middle position on mine then, sounds like a good setup. Also, I might try it in my Strat with a Virtual Vintage or Chopper or something in the bridge. The Fender fat 50's that I put in there have real String Pull problems.
Yeah, the Norton is a reverse-tone-curve kinda thing so it's got some nice tones. It does indeed have the fatness, but it also has loads of great harmonics, and it seems especially suited to a mahogony-bodied guitar.
Thanks again for your input :-)
Satriella/js1200js1000, hehe, thanks guys, for your kind comments about me! Yeah I like to try and help if I can!
Chad, I started writing a Webshots tutorial in this post but it got quite lengthy, so I've e-mailed it to you instead!
Sandra, "lol" means "Laugh Out Loud". "LMAO" means "Laughing My Ass Off" and "ROFLMAO" is the same but with "Rolling On Floor" on the beginning! hehe
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Thu Nov 17 '05 2:06:50 am
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babyk
kayleigh mckinnie
paisley,
Plays: Guitar (24 years)
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hey joe , my boyfriend is a major fanatic of yours i of course love your music too. I want to give him a present he will never forget and that is too see you live , i was wondering if you will be playing in Scotland anytime soon in the future or at least considering it , it may not seem like there is alot of fans but i did a survey in my college and it turns out that 92% out of everyone i asked adore you and your music. My favourite song is Rubina , i of course love everything else but the way that is played is magnificant, makes me melt lol.I was named after the Marillion song Kayleigh and i thought that was special but i guess i was wrong. Have you got any tips on how to play it slightly better than i already am without giving away everything , just so i dont annoy you by playing it.thank you for your time and i hope to hear from you soon.baby k xx
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Thu Nov 17 '05 2:31:28 am
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Two Shay
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English Dave
At home it is usually dinner and tea, at work it is lunch and dinner. If I take the wife out for a midday meal though, it is for lunch. All this confusion for summat to eat!
S.
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Thu Nov 17 '05 2:48:49 am
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Don Quichotte
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Hi fellow music lovers, how do you do today?
From the papers:
A French institution organizes this week a series of “job dating” in major towns to help handicapped people to find an employment.
In a first part, the potential employers are in line, waiting to be received by the potential employees, who are staying behind a desk. Each 12 minutes, at the sound of a bell, the employers have to change desk and talk to another person.
In a second part, employers meet the candidates they though were the more convincing.
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Jason Ramsay
planet nowra, NSW
Australia
Plays: Guitar (48 years)
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G'day guys, just bought my very very ever first acoustic guitar, an ashton lefty, builtin picups thingys and tunner, man its got a nice sound to it, check my first song with it Joe hope its ok for u mate,
tearsintheclouds
ps aussie aussie aussie ,oy oyo y ....
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