Amir K
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hey guys ... hey all
hmm i just got this site & i saw it ...
its a lilbit sad but i think we should see it & thank GOD bout what we have ...
i hope you guys take a look at it ...
kouch ...
http://sonic200.com/others/tuongphan.htm
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Sun May 21 '06 2:29:19 am
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BADMAMAJAMA
Sami Viitsalo
Hellsinki,
Finland
Plays: Guitar (30 years)
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Gustavo Guerra - I checked out ur videos, wohouuuuu!! Insanely well done! U surely can handle your guitar. Hopefully u have tunes of your own too.
Satriella - Lol, yeah. Hardrock Hallelujah!! They're not my friends tho, unfortunately.
Blue_Oester_Gay_Al: LOL, yeah..and still I'm good looking when compared to you.
www.myspace.com/viitsalo
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Sun May 21 '06 3:02:43 am
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Master Yoda
Neil Morgan
York, North Yorkshire
England
Plays: Guitar (30 years)
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Anybody know who won Eurovision last night, and where Britain came in?
Delfino - That's fucking harsh, man!!! You're really not having much luck on the job fron are you? I know for a fact that Century Media (the record label) are looking for staff, so that might be worth checking out...
NM
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Sun May 21 '06 3:31:53 am
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illuminata
Christine
Long Island, New York
USA
Plays: Guitar (18 years)
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Good morning Joe,
Enjoyed your interview this week. Thank you for sharing your feelings about the instrument and the birth of the song Ten Words. Below find an excerpt from today's New York Times, Long Island section. This is where I take my lessons. I thought it might interest you. It is near your boyhood town.(It is in New Hyde Park on New Hyde Park Road) Idea: It would be really cool if you donated one of your guitars or something else from your journey to the museum, so that the visitors can be even more enlightened about the brilliant Joe Satriani. Chris the owner has a very interesting collection dedicated to the guitar. This Saturday, while I was waiting to take my lesson, I was looking at a guitar that was played by Jimi...cool. I mentioned in my first post that the guitar is a beautiful new world to me, so places like the museum are invaluable. Oh, by the way I read the list of your favorite albums...it was a great place to start as I begin my musical journey...thanks.. I love Electric Ladyland...I think I was too busy playing with my Barbie Dolls when it came out..lol...Well anyway back to the museum... it is a very unique place, and soooo close to Carle Place High School. When I discovered my teacher John Grayson also went to the same school as you and Steve Vai...well, had to ask.."Is there something in the water?...lol"......Have a great day....and continued success on the tour...and with Super Colossal.....You are a real "star"....a true artist.
"The American Guitar Museum fills an old farmhouse in New Hyde Park to bursting: exhibits in the living room, a guitar repair workshop in the dining room, a tiny gift shop in the kitchen, and exotic guitars for sale in the pantry. The second floor, used for music lessons, also holds a collection of banjos, mandolins and ukuleles.
This museum is not for the claustrophobic. But for those with even a passing interest in its subject, it is, in Guitar Player magazine's phrase, "the Luthier's Louvre."
Chris Ambadjes, who opened the museum in 1992, said it operates mainly as a repair shop and studio, but several thousand people visit each year just to see the exhibits. In addition to D'Angelico guitars, the museum has vintage instruments by other famous makers, guitarlike instruments from around the world and a display of materials used to make guitars.
For school groups, Mr. Ambadjes emphasizes a science exhibit showing how the magnetic pickups on an electric guitar work to amplify its sound.
Page 3 of 3)
The most valuable item in the collection is a 1932 D'Angelico jazz ukulele. "It's his first blond instrument, and he used steel strings to create a sound so bright, it's like a music box," Mr. Ambadjes said.
The eight rarest instruments, which are each worth about $50,000, are kept in a vault when the museum is closed, he said, "but they get played every night before they go to bed."
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Sun May 21 '06 4:20:15 am
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Satriella
Satriella Walker
Sudbury, Suffolk
United Kingdom
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ATTENTION ALL UK & EUROPE
Go to road section now and under the Europe title...
click on Johnny A to get a preview of the support act we will be getting with Joe!!!!
ATTENTION
ATTENTION
Hugs Satriella xx
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Sun May 21 '06 4:35:23 am
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wolf2
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Yep you mon for sure just doing your punk man. Hey man just listening to donny make his first blood noises i call em man ,yeah donny was here somehow yr,s ago when i filmed first blood man donny holy man this guy changes into rambo it,s real man yeah he seen me first blood mode fouck i look pretty good in that movie man i remebr like standing there with the guy tied up on the tree beside me then nmoving when the othe r cops were shooting at me so it hit there own yeah you have to stand and listen to all the gun shots going off around you manim telling donny there,s jumping off a cliff and me sewing it up blood man it,s heavy man i dont know if donny watche,s it or not hey man there,s frank yeah theres alot of thing,s that the cops guve etc cant do to you cuz the moviwe shows im normal man she,s all put through passed and inspected yr,s ago i drank this drink during the filming of it i bought off of one of my friend for hundreds of thousandof dollars in the columbian drug cartel that allows it to change into first blood again as well man it,s keep man later wolf2.
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Sun May 21 '06 5:26:34 am
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ovation1
Mikey D in da house
Satch = ZEN
Land Of The Rising Sun
Plays: Guitar
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962: Amen bro, Andy is a great choice for The 333333, lol!!.... I believe next year we have one planned, eh?!?! ;-) BTW, I'll get back to you on the Pablo chords, lol, it's Sunday night here, and I need to stick Pablo back in the car cd player to correctly answer your question, but on Boku no atama I'm thinking in the key of E major, what a beautiful song!.... And off the top of my head Six Billion People in the key of G.... Or maybe C, lol, gotta break out the git....
Thanks for the Rude Mood Zenman and michelle!! :-) Oh, and thanks for posting that incredible pic link michelle!!!!.... WOW!....
illuminatta: Very eloquently stated bro!.... Joe writes what we feel and think!
....Like everyone else has been saying.... Gustavo ROCKS!
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Sun May 21 '06 7:15:02 am
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DelfinoPie
Martin Phillips
King Of Monsters
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Stevee T
I really hope so lol.
Tonight should be awesome...and its something I'm really in the mood for now, I'm going to see Dara O'Brien, an Irish stand up comic.
Completely forgot it was today, luckily my mate reminded me this morning and he passed his driving test yesterday so the good times will roll. Now I'm really hungry and theres nothing in the house, its pissing it down outside and I can't be arsed to buy food.
Delfino
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Sun May 21 '06 7:18:16 am
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Mrscary22
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Curious if the next lineup for G3 has been decided yet(assuming there will be another)...
Any chance that George Lynch would be that third guy? I think he would be a great addition to the Satriani/Vai lineup.
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Sun May 21 '06 8:12:45 am
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cosmic_ape
Aron Ortega
Plays: Guitar (25 years)
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Gustavo Guerra
nice guitar player, bro... i had checked your website before, almost by accident, after seeing your rendition of "Surfing"... i'm stiil struggling with the middle section of that one...
hope to hear your own stuff soon... keep rocking... another thing:
brasil, campeâo do mundo!!! hope you like soccer, man...
the cosmic ape
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Sun May 21 '06 8:41:35 am
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alexandrecaetano
Alexandre Caetano
Caldas da Rainha, Estremadura
Portugal
Plays: Guitar (32 years)
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Hello friends, hello Satchland :-) !!!
I still busy but i have a few words to say :-) !
GUSTAVO - Amigo, you rock indeed!!! Posso ver que és um guitarrista já muito respeitado no Brasil e no mundo inteiro :-). Talento e habilidade não te faltam :-) !!! Parabéns e um abraço de Portugal !!!
MATT KING - Nice to see you my friend :-) !!! Congrats about Guitar Player Mag. What is the number of the mag? I`m doing well, any new projects from you? Cheers my friend :-) !!!
STEEVE T - Happy Belated Birthday my friend :-) !!! Yeah Portugal has many good things to offer :-) !!! Hope you are ok and thanks for your friendship :-) !!! You rock!!!!
JOE - I got one of your new straps, lovely :-)) !!! Now i need to buy the guitar :-)) !!! Madrid, i can`t wait!!! Any plans for a support act extra UK?
OVATION1 - Hello my great friend Mikeyson, i got the V-AMP ;-). I`m learning about it, very cool :-) !!!
962 - Enjoy the Johnny A. concert :-) !!!
Talk to you later friends!!!
Have a good Sunday day :-) !!!
Alexandre Caetano
http://www.alexandrecaetano.com
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