gotta have Joe
Kayla Whitham
Butte, Mt
USA
Plays: Guitar (19 years)
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Hey Joe ... I just watched you play Starry Night....man...the whole time I was thinking about all the wonders life brings... all the good and all the bad.... Its so amazing....
Joe you my friend... are amazing.... and like everyone else said...a class act... thank you Joe...for being Joe : )
Jason...thank you very much..means a lot.... how are you holdin up? You doin ok? hugs to you.
god Bamboo and Is There Love In Space are such soul grabing songs. MAN there so beautiful. Joe....aghhhh...I dont evenhave to say it
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Mon Nov 20 '06 4:30:47 pm
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slanshroom
roy marchbank
Scotland, Barcelona
Spain
Plays: Guitar (51 years)
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Al:THE great non job tophie plus lol... rich boy, go live in Malahide with the rest lmao
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Mon Nov 20 '06 5:26:13 pm
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billhead1
James Head
Baton Rouge, LA
USA
Plays: Guitar (56 years)
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Can you tell me in detail how you make the high pitched harmonic? tone when you hold down the whammy bar with your left hand ?
I have searched the internet far and wide and purchased a few Play Like Satriani DVD's looking for instructions on how to make this cool tone.
The closest I can come is scraping the wound strings with my fingernails or an artificial harmonic near the bridge while ffretting the 24th fret. Am I on the right track?
Thanks, man - Rock On!
Bill
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Mon Nov 20 '06 6:25:27 pm
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cosmic_ape
Aron Ortega
Plays: Guitar (25 years)
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billhead1
the way you do it works, but the way JOE does it is different... you have to "pinch" the note, that is, pluck the string with the pick and at the same time use the fleshy part of your RH thumb to barely touch the string... start hitting the note with your thumb at the 24th fret and then work your way up to the bridge, you'll get a whole bunch of different harmonics per string... after you get that down, just wank that bar back and forth...
an extra tip, humbuckers do the trick... some work better than others, JOE's pickups might be the best in the market regarding this thing... i haven't updated mine, but my stock bridge pickup seems to do this better than the neck one... hope this helps...
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Mon Nov 20 '06 8:49:28 pm
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cosmic_ape
Aron Ortega
Plays: Guitar (25 years)
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now i have a question to all of you guys:
i'm farely new when it comes to floating bridges... i substituted those long screws at the back of the bridge for even longer ones to see if this would help me to angle the bridge in a way i could make it bend a note up to a perfect fifth... it worked, but for some reason, the first two strings don't react the same way and i can't get them to go farther than a minor third... i thought maybe i didn't set them at the same height, but i did and now i'm confused cuz i don't know what to do...
i can't go back to the way it was cuz i replaced those screws at first because the old ones ripped some wood off and i couldn't get them to hold the bridge anymore, so i had to use longer ones to drill into the wood a little deeper... now, am i "screwed"? can i do something to fix this?
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Mon Nov 20 '06 9:02:19 pm
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bahduh
mark alistair
shillong, meghalaya
india
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AussieRgerman.....jason...may god guide and be with you today which is supposedly one of the most hard and difficult day of your life....hang in there bro and keep the faith.......may your Mother Rest In Peace....... and may god give her sould peace and everlasting comfort and you and your dad strength and renewed vigour to go on with your lives ......god bless bro...so sorry once again.
satriella.....you have mail.......terrifying one at that...lol......
alexandre....hi back friend...i hope you are over the illness that has been bugging you....
ovation............slanshroom.......zenfish.......captainsteve................randell(ATN)................hi guys....have a wonderful day....
peace.
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UematsuMaster
Mike Clements
Davis, CA
USA
Plays: Guitar (28 years)
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Actually I think the way Joe does his squeals is he depresses the bar first with his left hand (it makes it easier to squeal open strings when they're slacked) then he squeals an open string with an artifcial harmonic. You can't pull the bar very far up from its home position, but if you depress the bar first, you can make the squealed note rise even higher then you normally could from just pulling the bar up.
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Mon Nov 20 '06 10:24:11 pm
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watercube
chris
Plays: Guitar (37 years)
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Dear Joe.
attached a
link to an image of my satriani stage design
I am a sydney based architect/designer and have recently done a series of cool temporary structures for international fashion/etc events, that the press described as not of this earth.
I always loved you and believe this could be really interesting for you.
They are made out of stretched fabric, using latest computer technologies and fabrication methods. They pack in a small bag and weigh around 30 kg all up.
the material interacts beautifully with light/projection, which is a big part of your and steves (G3) show.
I am coming to your show in Sydney on the 1st december and would love to present these concept to you in person, if you have a minute.
Best regards
Chris
more info on my website
www.chrisbosse.de
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Satriella
Satriella Walker
Sudbury, Suffolk
United Kingdom
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Well guys.....had some news last night and I am not sure how to feel about it...My mums got Leukemia....she has had the symptoms for about 6 months....but only found out yesterday what it was...thing is I know one person who died 8 weeks after diagnosis and another who has had it for about 8 years now....so thats why i dont know how to feel....I think I will stick to the notion that she will be fine!
other news....
Jason/aussieRgman - Well I am not sure on time differences but its Tuesday here....so I will be thinking of you...and your mum looked very sweet in the picture....be strong sweety!
DeathcubeK - Well thanks for clearing that up
SteveeT - I don't think i will go too cheap....I mean if she loses interest well maybe I will av a go!
AlexandreC - Nice to see you posting again and thinking of everyone.....your a star....not sure if you meant the last competition (came in the top 10) or the next one...wont find out till beginning of December
njbeast - hmmm you haven't seen our local music shop have you!
mowlie_2000 - Correction STILL enjoying the album.....OH YES!!!!
Amir K - How ya doin?
Keniko - Thanks....wow House Band eh! Regular gig...thats cool....like a practice session but you get paid for it...YAY....don't worry about the hiccups if no-one else did....Well done!
Hugs to all Satriella xx
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Satriella
Satriella Walker
Sudbury, Suffolk
United Kingdom
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o....o....o.......the competition is here......yay....
THE COMPETITION IS HERE!!!!
Thanks Webmaster!!!
THINK......
THINK.....
THINK.....
What would a robot think........
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Tue Nov 21 '06 12:43:17 am
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aussieRGman
Jason Ramsay
planet nowra, NSW
Australia
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Hi Joe
What a day, I said good bye to my mum for the final time..
Now comes the hardest part of all, moving on ..
Just dunno if I can do it..
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Tue Nov 21 '06 1:04:46 am
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The Forgotten Part 2
kyle
lincoln park near cheeto, il
us and a - borat
Plays: Guitar (23 years)
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hey joe, its early in the mornin and i ate too many chocolate covered coffee beans so im up lol
satriella, sorry to hear about your mom =( i hop she gets better soon =) this is for you http://i24.photobucket.com/albums/c49/kellysinclair/staypostive.jpg
ausierigman, you can do it =)
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mowlie_2000
Aarren Mowle
Bradford, Yorkshire, UK
Plays: Hide & Seek
Plays: Guitar (36 years)
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Alexandre - A surprise.... hmm you've got me thinking now...
DCK - Yeah I've been good bro... busy with work but as of tomorrow I have three weeks off to just chill, do some xmas shopping and see my family. Oh and not forgetting some well deserved rocking out!!!
Satriella - Which tracks stand out for you???
Cheers,
Aarren
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bahduh
mark alistair
shillong, meghalaya
india
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satriella.....so sorry to hear about your mom....anyway you are one of the most intellectual persons i have ever encountered in my life when it comes to spiritual dealings....so i am sure you know who you need to turn to for help......god is watching you and knows what is best for your mom...so keep the faith going and hope your mom gets better sooner than ever thought of.......peace and god bless and reagrds and best wishes to your mom....
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