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Michael Magnuson
La Mesa, CA
USA
Plays: Guitar (61 years)
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Joe, I saw you at Humprhey's in SD last night - You were fantastic!!! Better than ever, just smoking!!!!! The soundman sucked, however. Please tell them when you play there that the guitar should be audible over the bass...just an FYI. It was very hard (nearly impossible at times) to hear Eric, too.
Here's a thought for your next G3 tour - Paul Gilbert!!! A great player with a wacky sense of humor, too.
Mike.
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Fri May 5 '06 3:08:19 pm
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ICEMAN II
frozen in time...
Plays: Piano
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when I hear the beginning of 'FLYING IN A BLUE DREAM' I get goosebumps almost every time...
it's like hearing it for the first time...beautiful piece...
'RUBINA' makes me feel the same way...ah heck, there's sooo many I love...
have a Satriastic weekend all ! ! !......
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Fri May 5 '06 3:12:05 pm
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aviravi
Avinash Ravi Prakash
Hyderabad, AP
India
Plays: Keyboards (24 years)
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Hi,
I posted a message a few days back.as I was eagerly browsing through the site to see if you had replied( Like 300 million people out there). I felt lost.( Like 300 million people out there). Felt a sense of despair that I was losing the true essence of Joe Sat through all this. I was trying to wind my way through a myriad of complicated screens, but my entire being was filled with 1 very simple thing..Your music...The way you can weave the most complex of your melodies into this singular , simple , melodic strand of beauty...
Your melodies have become an infinitessmal part of my life.
Pray that we hear Strange Beautiful Music from you..till the end of time.
Regards,
Avi.
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Fri May 5 '06 3:37:35 pm
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R3TR
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Mr. Joe!
Can not believe - one more European date published - Jul 3d in Strasbourg, FR. That's about 15 min from my place! And I already bought tickets for concert on the 6th in Paris... and booked vacation day... Murphy's law... :-)
AAAAAA!!!! BUM! BUM! BUM! (Head on the desk)... LOL LOL Anyway...
Joe, I posted message few months ago saying that Strasbourg is nice place to come over but could not even hope that you'll take it that serious. :-)) If you haven't been in yet, make sure you've booked few hours for sightseeing walk through the old city. At least look at the cathedral and ask to take you on the bridge at Petite France.
Probably the best hotel to stay in is Regent Petite France (there is Hilton and Holiday Inn just next door to the venue and probably more comfortable but Regent PF is in the heart of the old city).
Good good. Need to run now.
Cheers,
R3TR
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Fri May 5 '06 4:44:56 pm
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R3TR
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Blue_Moon, Webmaster,
It looks interesting: normally any kind of tours/concerts tickets available, for instance, from www.getgo.de
However, for Joe's dates in DE Saarbrucken 25.06 is listed but Ulm does not.
Cheers,
R3TR.
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Fri May 5 '06 4:53:24 pm
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michelle
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Alley, you best not talk about me while I'm gone err tsafley and I will take our next vacation to yer house!! We'll make best friends with yer sister and then you'll be sorry!
Mc on Mc crime it'll be!!
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Fri May 5 '06 4:59:18 pm
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toneseeker
Toronto, On
Canada
Plays: Guitar (44 years)
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962, thanks for the info on the JS100 pots. I think I'll just install FRED and Joe without changing the capacitors, or installing a high pass filter for now. I'll live without it for now on the JS100. I mainly use the JS1200 anyway but still enjoy the neck on the JS100.
tulsachops, the '68 Goldtop was my first electric guitar. I bought it back in '78 from a session musician. I don't think I'd ever let her go, unless... maybe for a Chromeboy.
Keniko, I have both a JS1200 and JS100. When I figure out how to post a pic I'll upload some comparision shots. They are both JS guitars but there are few similarities in look feel and playability. The first thing you notice, as 962 mentioned, is the body shape. The JS1200 has a sharper appearance. The horns seem a bit thinner, slimmer. The sanding seems more precise. The neck differences are obvious. The multi-radius Prestige JS neck on the 1200 is just a better neck. The biggest difference in playability is in the bridge. My JS100 has an Edge-Pro II which is far inferior to the Edge-Pro on my JS1200. The whammy bar on the EP-II has a loose feel to it and is no where as precise as the EP. Also it does not stay in position so it will always give way to gravity. I hear there is a fix that can be done to the Whammy bar. I might give it a try one day. The JS100 is still a very nice axe. I just wish Ibanez would produce the JS1000/1200 series with the same paint job as the JS100TR. I dig the transparent finishes. I'd love to have a JS1000BTB.
Does anyone know what that metalic blue guitar is that Joe pays on the Live in SF DVD. It looks like a BTB but some times it looks like a more metalic trans finish. Maybe it's a customer paint job. It's stunning!
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Fri May 5 '06 5:12:20 pm
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Suzie2000
Suzo
London,
England
Plays: Guitar (35 years)
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DEATHCUBE- if you don't mind e-mailing me, (or giving me your e-mail address) need some advice urgently re. MySpace- you use that don't you? Would be v. grateful... :)
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Fri May 5 '06 5:49:10 pm
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wolf2
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Dear mr salami i really like your guitar picking , i would hate to see what the inside of your nose look,s like if you pick it the same ,.Hey fat Joe guisseppe what,s amatter for you you think you can just drive by with that babe once very 10 yr,s an d you still get benefit,s huhh ahnnnn go fouck yourself mother fouck what do you think of that man nope me like the jeep satch babe thing man so i got my new bearing,s today man for the 406 man yeah i took th e engine and transmission apart couple day,s ago all the bearing,s were new that were in it from the last time i did it they just wernt speed rated for high rpm man these ones are man ,plus like i thought i may have used regular seals in it last time i did it i didnt i used factory seal s man ,but when i got them from the factotry buddy said they wernt rotax approved and didnt realy know what they were gonna do man but they sucked air and you have to open the cases to change them man pain in the but man so i almost did the same thing again except atk only had one seal man so i ordered the best one,s from tony murphy rotax in california manit will be atleats 2 weeks till i get them man cuz like i dont have a credit card so i have to send an monewy order so you have to wait for it to get there then my part,s will go out mani dont know what thhis thing,s proob is man like i have done all kind, sof 250 rotax engine and trani,s man this is my first 406 man hopefully this time withe real rotax seals it rev,s down at idle man thats all it was doing buddy last time i did it just wouldnt idle all the way down man it,s from those bogus seals from the factory i think man thats what it was doing originally when i tested it with either man and it reved up even higher manso thats about it buddy just wrenching very carfeully tommorw i have to workout and go to thhe hardware store man were doing pretty good with thesee dumbe;lls already man i need higher than they go up to if im going to do alternate curl,s man fouck what a pain plus i make luve to my bench presee 3or4 days a week on and off all day man got to take care of frankie buddy heck you might need he;lp other than that i take my anti psycotis every night man fouck buddy they might be 200m bucks a box but they work beautiful mamn normal you will be normal any how you guitar your guitar guitar aiir guitar no hair later wolf2.
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Fri May 5 '06 5:54:55 pm
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llamahead
fernando llamas
rio rancho, nm
United States
Plays: Guitar (19 years)
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hey this is for joe or anybody that knows this. how does joe do the scream on his guitar like at about 2minutes 19 seconds on crowd chant and the robot sound at about 2minutes 27seconds?
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Fri May 5 '06 7:41:53 pm
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Mahavishnu
Brian Currier
Newberg, Oregon
US
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HEY what's up? I had the honor of meeting ANDY TIMMONS last night. A very cool person. He played a few songs off of his new CD RESOLUTION. This CD is really good , instrumental guitar!! We need to support this artist friends...
JOE - ANDY TIMMONS FOR G3
An IBANEZ G3 ?
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Fri May 5 '06 8:54:53 pm
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jeff davis
san diego, CA
USA
Plays: Guitar (20 years)
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So I'm watching Joe play Searching on G3 Live In Tokyo right now...Um, and i must come clean.....
I LOVE YOU ALL
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Fri May 5 '06 8:58:14 pm
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Bugie Lou
Bonnie
West Sacramento, California
USA
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Mahavishnu - I agree, Andy Timmons for G3. "Cry For You" is his signature song; I never get tired of listening to his music. Just like Joe's albums, even after a decade, the tunes are still fresh!
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Fri May 5 '06 9:26:42 pm
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