Cappy:I likes my greens i does, iz don’t like eating anything with a face on it

Zen:Many a soul on fire, this is the road t hell

J Satrini:Tunes are still there pal, prolly a myspace thing, it tends t screw up every now n then.On guitar, lol, hmm be careful what ya wish for, if I told ya I,m not allowed on stage t jam with anyone back home in the bars would ya still want t play like ya hear?¿.Only one guy, blues guitarist called Jim Wilkie, would invite me up, btw if yer ever at the Dundee blues festival, y can catch him there, he,ll tell y exactly what it was like n if yer lucky like me he,ll invite ya back for a jam n chill t his some 4000 blues n jazz record collection with a few whiskys of course, I learnt a lot over the years from Mr Wilkie, hes a wise old cat n a great friend, so if hes not completely riddled with arthritis n y get t hear him up North, buy him a couple o shots from me

Andalucia I,ve visited

Granada is a must, just visiting Alhambra is worth it & dont miss the bar Los Dos Cajones, the tapas are wicked infact the whole vibe of Granada is for me gypsy flamenco personified

Cordoba Joe played there last year at the guitar festival, beautiful place great t get lost in its lil white windy streets, see if y can make it there for the guitar festival

Nerja

2 touristy for me but ya still got t go t see the caves, they are feckin incredible!

I cant wait t go back, its like village life pace in the heart of a city, the people, music. food everythin is 5 star, also watch out for tourist flamenco clubs, theyre not bad, just that the REAL deal is another thing altogether.If ya visit peak tourist season which is August then it’s a nightmare..be warned! Everyone has hols in August here, its just 2 hot t work 40-46 deg is not uncommon especially down south, begin of June mid Sept is yer best bet imo, now ya got some info for er indoors lol good luck bro

Ibanez:I know what ya mean, it’s a character thing, clever music can get a lil overwhelming at times

Mark : i agree.

Roy : hell might nothing more than us.

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i've checked the Dave Martone myspace & his last album. That's fresh & great.

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hi joe, i can't wait till your enmore theater concert in sydney this july. its going to be a life changing experience. i'm not sure how good your memory is but remember when you were at sydney for the G3 tour in 2006 (december). you know how you came to sign at billy hyde music at camperdown, i'm the kid whos dad got you to sign the 'joe satriani - an anthology tab book'. remember - and it had the spelling mistake - 'joe satrini'. and you signed on the front page - 'to joel'

well it dosn't matter if you don't remember anyway because i am sure you meet a lot of people. anyways i hope i can see you personally at the concert. i also hope i win the backstage passes off this site. it would be amazingly awsome. your a real influence to me and the concert is going to be the best night of my life.

joe satriani ,the shoalin monk of rock

Ceremonial Funeral for Bad Love

the cd came in the mail today!! am listening to it now for the first time >=:o)

i've started working on that 'Surfing With The Satch' painting that i started a year ago but stopped because i have the attention span of a mealworm >;P

the sketch...made Joe too small, so i had to change it ...then it was left for a year, way to go me! O_o

29/3/08 got excited about Joe touring Oz, stopped painting Cliff Burton went back to 'SWTS' 5th April

April 17th...the latest, working on making Joe look a bit like the Silver Surfer but not too much don't want to lose Joe >=:) background starting to look a bit like the cover now

don't know if yule brenner played santa klaus, he was also in a film called Westworld, bit like the terminator but older .

silver surfer another cool bald bloke.

mikesb - LOL, you're not wrong there! That happens for me with all the great players... I think maybe I'll go have a little rock out first, THEN check out his tunes

Cheese101 - ah, stuff it, go traumatise him... how bad could it be? Regardint the Andalusia question: NO WAY! I will go check that out later then, great minds and all that.

Thanks for the video answers. Stu doesn't quite look like Stu. Do you know who's strumming the acoustic?

Slanshroom - I'd still like to have your ability yep, I'd take that wish... I take it they're all scared to get on stage with ya? Thanks for the great info on the holiday, cordoba sounds right up her street - mi'lady will be pleased

Truth is out there about ‘X-Files’ movie title

LOS ANGELES - The truth is finally out there about the new “X-Files” movie title.

The second big-screen spinoff of the paranormal TV adventure will be called “The X-Files: I Want to Believe,” Chris Carter, the series’ creator and the movie’s director and co-writer, told The Associated Press.

Distributor 20th Century Fox signed off on the title Wednesday.

The title is a familiar phrase for fans of the series that starred David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson as FBI agents chasing after aliens and supernatural happenings. “I Want to Believe” was the slogan on a poster Duchovny’s UFO-obsessed agent Fox Mulder had hanging in the cluttered basement office where he and Anderson’s Dana Scully worked.

“It’s a natural title,” Carter said in a telephone interview Tuesday during a break from editing the film. “It’s a story that involves the difficulties in mediating faith and science. ‘I Want to Believe.’ It really does suggest Mulder’s struggle with his faith.”

“I Want to Believe” comes 10 years after the first film and six years after the finale of the series, whose opening credits for much of its nine-year run featured the catch-phrase “the truth is out there.”

Due in theaters July 25, the movie will not deal with aliens or the intricate mythology about interaction between humans and extraterrestrials that the show built up over the years, Carter said.

Instead, it casts Mulder and Scully into a stand-alone, earth-bound story aimed at both serious “X-Files” fans and newcomers, he said.

“It has struck me over the last several years talking to college-age kids that a lot of them really don’t know the show or haven’t seen it,” Carter said. “If you’re 20 years old now, the show started when you were 4. It was probably too scary for you or your parents wouldn’t let you watch it. So there’s a whole new audience that might have liked the show. This was made to, I would call it, satisfy everyone.”

Hardcore fans need not worry that the movie will be going back to square one, though, Carter said. The movie will be true to the spirit of the show and everything Mulder and Scully went through, he said.

“The reason we’re even making the movie is for the rabid fans, so we don’t want to insult them by having to take them back through the concept again,” Carter said.

Carter said he settled on “I Want to Believe” from the time he and co-writer Frank Spotnitz started on the screenplay. It took so long to go public with it because studio executives wanted to make sure it was a marketable title, he said.

The filmmakers have kept the story tightly under wraps to prevent plot spoilers from leaking on the Internet, a phenomenon that barely existed when the first movie came out in 1998.

Hi everybody!

I have a very important question. Is there going to be concert in Hungary this summer or sometime in the near future? I haven't been able to find anything on the tour dates so far... I'm a big fan and I'd really love to see Joe play live!!!

Thanks for your help!

Thanks loll

Good Morning Satchland.....How Are You ?

ibanezguitars....... Thank you so much for postin' that vid. I've never seen that before and it was great. I give Joe a lot of credit for doing that. He looked a little nervous and I can understand why. Not known for vocals or acoustic guitar playing but there he is on VH1 playing and singing his heart out. Thanks again....hugs to you.

Dave DC...... I pretty much have the same story. You make choices in life some you regret and some you don't. I'll never regret having a wife and our two sons. I'll take that over being single and famous everyday of the week. I couldn't imagine my life without them. But it's about the love of playing an instrument not being successful at it or the number of people that show up for gigs. There's a very low and fortunate percentage of musicians that can make a living at it. But what you see is the fame.....touring,mag interviews, Radio and TV apperences. In reality it's got to be one of the hardest jobs to stay focused on. Corporate greed, pressures of touring and cd sales, and if your married with a family.......NEVER SEEING THEM ! ! ! ! because of your contractual obligations. Every musicain struggles before they make it no matter who you are. Hendrix had to go to England, The Beatles were turned down a number of times. Satriani was selling his cd's out of the trunk of his car to pay off a $ 5000 Visa debt. They all persevered because of the love of playing and music. So don't be discouraged. If you truly love playing it doesn't matter. Me personally, I'm having the hardest and best time as a guitarist. I've had my band for 5 yrs. and maybe played 20 gigs cuz' people come and go through the band. It's very frustrating cuz" I know where I stand with the local music scene and know I could be right there with everyone else. Patience,dedication and love of playing keeps me going. So in the words of the great Zappa......" Shut up and play your guitar......end of rant.....Thank God I'm sure you're saying....lol.......

Cheese....... How are you? Check your email for my version of "Tears In The Rain" It's a little ruff in sports and I hope you'll like it. Hugs to you.....

Edit..... Best be on that plane to Ireland. I feel you need this trip and will work wonders for you......hugs again

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