slanshroom
roy marchbank
Scotland, Barcelona
Spain
Plays: Guitar (51 years)
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Suzie 2000: long time no see RR with Ozzy! thanks for that
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Mon Jun 12 '06 11:10:22 am
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Donkey Hotay
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Suzo, Re the Crowley video..... Fave part for me anyway is when they superimpose Ozzys mug on the kit and it looks like Tommy Aldridge is beating on him....
I enjoyed that part bwahaha
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Mon Jun 12 '06 11:25:28 am
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Suzie2000
Suzo
London,
England
Plays: Guitar (35 years)
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Hey Roy- no problem...am in the mood to listen to lots of tracks tonight... now I'm listening to Kashmir
Mike- lol
Edited Mon Jun 12 '06 11:26 am
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Mon Jun 12 '06 11:25:36 am
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wesno9
Plays: Guitar (32 years)
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WOW !! 7 days left ! birmingham here i come ,
this will be my 6th satriani experience and i cant wait,im counting down the seconds at work ! need a decent music fix for this year !! he he he he he he
Mr Satriani i was wondering if you could possibly do a shout out for my dad @ the show (pappa bear) as he has recently undergone knee surgery and will be hobbling to the concert in agony to see you and your band perform it would mean the world to him i know (also great fathers day present !)
thank you for your time.on be half of me and my 2 brothers who will be there slack jawed at your brilliance in the back row!!
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Mon Jun 12 '06 11:51:55 am
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Suzie2000
Suzo
London,
England
Plays: Guitar (35 years)
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Cap- what cousin IT? nooooo.... I mean it could have been worse, you could have called me worse...
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Mon Jun 12 '06 12:28:16 pm
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croc
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Hi Joe ! Salutations from a old french fan. All the times you are in tour across France it's a great moment. I've seen you all times since Flying In A Blue Dream.
But this year I can't go to the Transbordeur (Lyon, where I live) because ticket is too expensive. It's the most expensive price of the french tour !
I'm very disappointed but Supe' Colossal is a great album, with all the things who make your style. Welcome in France Joe. I wish you a pleasant tour.
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Mon Jun 12 '06 12:46:24 pm
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anton_hr
anton
delnice,
croatia
Plays: Bass (32 years)
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man, joe, i'm dissapointed that you're not giving aftershow passes for show in croatia.
is there any chance? :)
rock on
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Mon Jun 12 '06 1:00:51 pm
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k1ller
Marcin Szterling
Wroclaw, Dolnoslaskie
Poland
Plays: Guitar (28 years)
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Hello all Satch band, what do You think about playing again in Poland in great city Wroclaw :-)
What are the plans? Cd,DVD sign up? Some interviews?
We all waiting 4 for ya..
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Mon Jun 12 '06 1:14:04 pm
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Keniko
Ken Erickson
Addison, IL.
U.S.A.
Plays: Guitar (54 years)
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HrHFish..... Yes, I wish I could be at the concert. Actually England is one of the places I'd like to visit before my ashes turn to dust. Along with a cruise and a visit to Hawaii. Anyway, thanks for asking my opinion on the equipment. The yellow Frank Gambale model you're referring to is a Saber. Those are great guitars and are starting to be considered "Rare". So if you can get one of those ...GREAT. The Roland guitar synth? Well, everyone knows Roland wrote the book on guitar synthisis. If you're going guitar synth I'd strongly recommend Roland. Charvel.....not to sure on those but I checked out the Van Halen model at a recent guitar show and it played real nice. I hope this helps. Take Care my friend.
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Mon Jun 12 '06 1:20:47 pm
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Guitarmiester
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Was out on another CD binge... picked up (finally) Andy Timmons - Resolution! I was amazed the one store had it in! Also got Symphony X - Divine Wings of Tragedy, and Paul Gilbert - Space Ship One. Was listening to Racer X last night, so needed some more Pablo. Almost got a few others, I'll go back for them: Vai - Sex & Religion : Opeth - Ghost Reveries : Queensryche - Livecrime : Fates Warning - live DVD : Van Halen - One of their live DVD's, not sure which one to get.
Suzie2000 Jane's Addiction is cool, haven't listened to them in a while. Speaking of Kashmir... I picked up the Zepplin double disc DVD two weeks ago... great stuff on it.
Dave624 I'll listen to those songs, then let you know what he used.
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Mon Jun 12 '06 1:21:11 pm
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PhryDom
Dave
Atlanta, GA
USA
Plays: Guitar (45 years)
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i'm sorry but the GHA / ITA referee needs a white stick and a golden retriever... i just hope GHA win against these grossly unfiar odds... italy you should be ashamed of yourselves
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Mon Jun 12 '06 1:33:09 pm
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Powerslave214
Scott Conner
Blacksburg, Virginia
USA
Plays: Guitar (22 years)
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Thank you, Michelle.
I is old. : Þ
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Mon Jun 12 '06 1:35:23 pm
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Suzie2000
Suzo
London,
England
Plays: Guitar (35 years)
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Zenfish- Jam at Sidcup is great! We have been listening to it today too :) Of course keep in touch! You never know one day we might just visit you in France...
Phrydom- I am with you on that one!
Guitarmeister- I do love Zeppelin- so many great songs, for so many moods :)
Powerslave- Happy Birthday :)
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Mon Jun 12 '06 1:49:00 pm
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Zinc Master
Zinc Master
Crown Point, IN
USA
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Students find ring tone adults can't hear
NEW YORK - Students are using a new ring tone to receive messages in class -- and many teachers can't even hear the ring.
Some students are downloading a ring tone off the Internet that is too high-pitched to be heard by most adults. With it, high schoolers can receive text message alerts on their cell phones without the teacher knowing.
As people age, many develop what's known as aging ear -- a loss of the ability to hear higher-frequency sounds.
The ring tone is a spin-off of technology that was originally meant to repel teenagers -- not help them. A Welsh security company developed the tone to help shopkeepers disperse young people loitering in front of their stores while leaving adults unaffected. The company called their product the "Mosquito."
Donna Lewis, a teacher in Manhattan, says her colleague played the ring for a classroom of first-graders -- and all of them could hear it, while the adults couldn't hear anything.
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Mon Jun 12 '06 2:35:13 pm
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Suzie2000
Suzo
London,
England
Plays: Guitar (35 years)
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ZincMaster- that's odd...scary even
Js1200js1000- Keeping busy then? I haven't seen you on here much lately. Good to see you back though :)
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Mon Jun 12 '06 2:39:09 pm
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illuminata
Christine
Long Island, New York
USA
Plays: Guitar (18 years)
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Hey Satchland,
Satriella...I am counting the days with you...imagine your enthusiasm is traveling the world.... your exuberance is contagious..my little munchkins do play the air guitar...it is very cute...the class age is about 7 years old... My students listen to Joe of course, now that I have discovered him!!! But they also enjoy other genres.... John Coltrane, Al Green, The Beatles, Frank Sinatra...had them listening to British Blues today...amazing stuff...Jimmy Page, Eric Clapton...etc....Satriella used your advice with art today...we were doing da Vinci...so they worked on portraits....and inventions too..but when they did the portraits I told them to draw what they actually saw not what they thought things looked like...thanks...oh btw I told them an artist from England them sent me this lesson........that's you!
Thanks all for the great links....the sharing on this site is just very very enjoyable.....Ovation still can't believe a guy on the other side of the world shared info that sent me to a gig in NYC...what a great world!!!
Thanks for sharing your mind with us!!
Congratulations Cheese...to you and your son....I could picture your son with his guitar...and so proud of himself with his educational accomplishment.....Great job!
AND Ms. Kayla...your posting about your brother, and the attitude in your family....hit me where I live....when I was born my dad told my mom that she "goofed" because I was a GIRL........may I say to you that you must never give up...I was the first person in my family to graduate college...and I now have 3 college degrees...Did it with very little encouragement....but not having support CAN HURT YOUR HEART....AND ALTER YOUR JOURNEY..I tell my son and my daughter to follow their dreams, I encourage my students as well, year after year...believe in yourself....I just started to play the guitar....and discovering things I didn't perceive as mine to acquire...
And Ms. Kayla...this is for you...the world is yours grab it!!! Don't let any one ever stop you...find your bliss...live your life....fully....it took a car accident....for me to really see that this is it....you live now!!! I am so enjoying the "music" now.....when I was a kid so many of the boys played guitar, drums, keyboards...and joined bands...were free to create and find themselves etc...nice cool guys..very talented....the girls weren't encouraged in this way...but it was actually my brother's best friend who looked for me many years later....and sent me a beautiful acoustic guitar....shout out to my best friend....Joey, a truly gifted musician and a man with a poet's heart....wouldn't ya know it...I was his muse....he opened this beautiful musical world to me..........................
keep playing Kayla....and I hope there is some guitarist out there who can send you a most beautiful guitar....mine has pretty butterflies embedded in it...signifies my metamorphosis.....one day lovely lady...you will walk in a store....and buy yourself the guitar of your dreams...I guarantee it!!...you have what it takes....individuality, courage, and spirit....I think Mr. Satriani can see that too...right Joe???................
Have a beautiful day all...............illuminataxxxooo
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Mon Jun 12 '06 2:46:10 pm
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Zinc Master
Zinc Master
Crown Point, IN
USA
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Suzie2000
Very unusual - I heard about it on the radio this morning - younger teachers can hear the ring, but older ones cannot - kids were using them to cheat.
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Mon Jun 12 '06 2:50:04 pm
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Suzie2000
Suzo
London,
England
Plays: Guitar (35 years)
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Zinc- Oh dear for me then at the grand old age of 33 lol :)
HOLMES IN CHAT
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Mon Jun 12 '06 2:54:34 pm
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robbertdeboer
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Heineken Music Hall in Amsterdam was a great show Joe!!
Thanks for the orange wig you threw in the audience, I was the one who catched it!!! :D
Edited Mon Jun 12 '06 3:18 pm
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Mon Jun 12 '06 3:18:20 pm
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seb_reed
seb reed
Auckland, Mt Eden
New Zealand
Plays: Guitar (27 years)
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hey,
i am a massive fan, you are a legendary guitarist. just wondering if you are ever going to come back to New Zealand?
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Mon Jun 12 '06 3:21:07 pm
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Zinc Master
Zinc Master
Crown Point, IN
USA
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Suzie2000
You are ancient then - huh?
You must remember the days of disco, 8 tracks, Beta, and reel to reel movies at school.
Do you remember when bread wasn't sliced?
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Mon Jun 12 '06 3:21:19 pm
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Suzie2000
Suzo
London,
England
Plays: Guitar (35 years)
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Yep to all of it Zinc :)
In fact... I went to the bakers the other day and bought a loaf of unsliced bread LOL
Edited Mon Jun 12 '06 3:28 pm
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Mon Jun 12 '06 3:23:59 pm
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Guitarmiester
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Dave624 Checked out 2:10 into Searching...Joe uses a delay pedal for that sound, he has the # of repeats maxed out, level anywhere you want, and then plays around with the delay time. Check out the G3 Tokyo DVD, he plays Searching and you'll see him do that, doesn't show the settings, but that's how to do it.
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Mon Jun 12 '06 4:00:52 pm
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