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Jason Ramsay
planet nowra, NSW
Australia
Plays: Guitar (48 years)
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G'day Joe, I just got your new album..
I have to listen to it a few times I think , so far I like it, but it hasnt grown on me yet, but I do like that song you started off with the accustic guitar, very cool, maybe a couple of accoustic tracks would be great...
have fun on your tours joe, Im gonna miss u in australia this time round.. oh well. Ill catch u on the next one!
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Thu Apr 17 '08 9:20:41 pm
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Hugsamuchilus
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Hey Joe . . . How ya doin?
Love u Joe! (-:
Do the Stu . . . Jeff is the first person u see in the video for Always with me always with you . . . .
Hey Michelle . . . how did u stumble across that video than?!
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Fri Apr 18 '08 2:09:09 am
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basspiker
Aurélien GEISS
Ergersheim,
France
Plays: Bass (26 years)
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Hey Joe & bandmates & team !
just noticed Stuttgart in the tour dates... nice one I don't think I will hesitate much longer before I get a ticket... but anyway I can only strongly encourage you to come back to Strasbourg like on July 3rd 2006 (I was there), moreover now they have built a big "Zenith" concert hall where the sound is awesome ;-)
More comments on Satchafunkilus :
yesterday I stayed stuck on "diddle...". Think I played it a dozen times straight. Sounds kinda like a ZZTOP song, which is great ! I put myself the challenge to learn the bass part of this one, should be alright and a good practise (Joe/Matt, any hint to get this rolling nicely ?)
I love "out of the sunrise", really beautiful and relaxing song with a huge reggae groove... It's the kinda song that brings a peaceful face to the sad one...
See ya soon on tour !
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Fri Apr 18 '08 3:31:09 am
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michelle
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Maxi, it was on that side bar thingy on youtube - that's how I found it.
Chee, I guess Ally was trying to "ditch" himself that night. lmao! That's pretty bad when there's no one left to ditch but yerself. lol! That boy is pure entertainment!
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Fri Apr 18 '08 3:36:05 am
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wolf2
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...Hey man dont tell anyone hey man like i mean some people that watch the national news here in Canada might know but I have restored my brain too totaly feeling about 16 years old and healthy like it feels like no schizophrenia on the national peter mansbridge said the man who use to box for bruce lee when he was akid Frank buscema will tottaly restore his brain from schizophrenia,thats how smart he is and knowone will know you will think your talking too someone who is disabled he said it some time after he rides his race ski-doo it,s restored this man disbled is 11 times smarter then average population restored 45 times better anyways it feels now about 15 or 16 years old perfectly healthy thats between me and you anyways more coffee should be done brewing now later wolf2.
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Fri Apr 18 '08 4:23:15 am
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DJC
Derek Chapman
Atherstone, Warwickshire
UK
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Joe
I thought I'd just drop you an e-mail with picture of my son, also called Joe (after you), as he'd like to show you a few chops on his guitar!!
www.myspace.com/theparkerfly
Regards
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Fri Apr 18 '08 5:02:28 am
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wolf2
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...Aluminum coinsitive with a weider boilohn,is how i go back to normal you see the thing is ,is it drains my enginezicon which is the fertilizer that comes from aluminum and when it drains it it makes it harder on my engine bearings but you have to rollzicon it cant be like in a caryou see after the engine is drained of all it,s nourishments it can make it well it could fail but it wont thats why i had it rebuilt at R+J before not because it blew up because it was drained of nourishments believe it or not and could have broke something aboiohn is a guranteed flow of nourished blood to the brian with a strengthed vein lining for pressures that it acustoms adjustment as well anyways later wolf2.
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Fri Apr 18 '08 6:04:06 am
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GuitarG
Gustav Larsson
Sweden
Plays: Guitar (18 years)
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JOE! I personally think it´s bad that your not coming further up in Sweden... So... Please come back another year to us northern Satch fans!
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Fri Apr 18 '08 7:12:24 am
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Keniko
Ken Erickson
Addison, IL.
U.S.A.
Plays: Guitar (54 years)
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Good Morning Satchlings.....How Are We Today?
Dave DC......Now you're talkin'.......squeeeeeeze ! ! ! ! the daylights out of them.
Cappy......I stand corrected. The percentages of non players buying cd's is my guess greater than players. I just don't understand that review at all. There's so much out there on Joe's behave to dispute his bullshit. I mentioned millions of cd's sold, and the grammy nods.....What about his endorsements.?.....JSX amp, JS1200 guitars, Cad mics,Planet Waves straps and picks. The mans a money making machine for these companies including Sony. So where's he coming from?
Webmaster Jon......How are you? I know how busy you must be......just wondering when the pics from the Guitar Center Tour will be uploaded? Thanks for all you do. Take Care.....
Have A Great Day Everyone ! ! ! !
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Fri Apr 18 '08 7:30:30 am
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slanshroom
roy marchbank
Scotland, Barcelona
Spain
Plays: Guitar (51 years)
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zen:good t know ya got something from the visit, lil storys like that make all my work worthwhile.Next time we meet, things will be very different, with luck the wee one can join in the jam 2.
He reacts t music like nothin else, but i,m bein careful not t fill his head with silly toy tunes 2 often, he goes into auto calm for his night massage b4 a wash n bed t
Eireann from Afro Celt sound System &
Hole in the Bucket Spearhead
just a couple o tunes from my all time fav top 2 chilled bands
alternate every other night with Indian music, calms him down like nothin else, Indian music btw is really complicated, 2 much i want t learn in one life, sometimes listening is better
i know the Beatles, Stones, Hendrix, Doors etc drifted there, J Mclaughlin went the whole hog serious about it & never really left imo, everyone in the 60s n 70s went there that felt that vibe around that time, but in all seriousness, really understanding the rhythms n scales is a real headf**k.I think i,m right in saying its prolly the most complicated musical system on earth?
Any t2j fans from India care 2 add t the above?¿ Ravi Shankar, Pandit Chatur Lal, Ali Akbar Khan i know, but there has t be after nearly 40 years more now breaking the law lol ie making new Indian music?
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Fri Apr 18 '08 7:37:52 am
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slanshroom
roy marchbank
Scotland, Barcelona
Spain
Plays: Guitar (51 years)
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Ken:As i posted b4, i never cared much for peeps that focus heavy on the negative
Joe live is where its at, furthermore Joes band was the only act i saw at the Raz in Barca capable of producing a great sound in a really bad sounding venue
feckin critics, some i admire, but this reminds me when unheard 80s guitar talent was numbed by grunge soundscape snobery all over again
History Repeating
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Fri Apr 18 '08 9:10:02 am
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Two Shay
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Coffee man - I often don't read reviews before listening to the album first but have made an exception in this case because of what's being said. There is a back handed compliment there I think, for the supposed worst track to sound like one of Yngwie's better offerings cannot be too bad surely. He almost redeems himself a bit with the last sentence as well. BTW an onanist is a banker with the b replaced by a w.
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Fri Apr 18 '08 9:45:48 am
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BigBunny
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i'm currently listening to Joe's self titled album...each time HOME comes on my heart goes :_( there's not too many songs that make me cry. but Love Thing, Starry Night & Home do...it doesn't help that i'm looking at picis of my #1 cat who i lost last year, but it takes those songs to get me bawling!!
if i'm listening to 'House Full of Bullets' whilst looking at pici's of my Pookie...no tears, Love Thing comes on and i'm a wreak!! i know he ain't human but 5 months without my Poo sux i miss you Pookie
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Fri Apr 18 '08 10:13:24 am
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slanshroom
roy marchbank
Scotland, Barcelona
Spain
Plays: Guitar (51 years)
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Cubit>Thx bro that was great, nice t see Joe with usin my fave n Boss CS3 pedal there, whole vid cuts at 11.56 tho, pity
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Fri Apr 18 '08 10:20:42 am
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Zenfish
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Ken : i totally agree about the evolutive diversity of Joe's tones. It's why, on this acurate point, i consider him as the Jeff Beck#2.
Roy : hum.. i know what i know, & you know what you know. I will check your links later. Peace to your family
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New point, i might get a bass student.
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