cube, go up to the 1 hour thingy and click 2 days. It was Friday at 3:30.

He's bringin' sexy back.

DO THE STU-thanks for your response. i went back and looked again but the only post i saw from joe was about his amp set up. (may' 05) right underneath that he says he would post a more detailed description of his pedal board in a "news post". not sure if its still out there. i could have sworn i saw it one time and copied and pasted into a file on my computer. problem is my stuff is still in boxes from my move. won't have it set up till Sept. now. i know from the San Fran DVD he gives a back stage tour and shows most of the effects that he uses. i just wanted to nail it down though.

michelle bats are so cute, how can ya not like em? id love one as a pet, it could sleep hanging off my ear or summat. are you usa or uk? maybe uncle sams bats are bigger, uk ones are tiny. actually in the uk they are protected so if you got them in ya loft, thats where they stay.

leaving work today, this lad came up to me asking for a box, hed found a baby bird, the bird was way cute and had an expression which i intepretated as 'get lost bigjob'. he was cool and possibly a satch fan. ( well obviously not, t'was a bird, but if i say that, makes it more relevant to a joe satriani forum)

my mates parrot can whistle summer song, cool eh? . . . . . . . . . . .

listening to music for speeding from marty friedman, so far its good stuff, all instrumental.anyone heard it?

revan, yeah, they're cute when they're in somebody elses house! I think we have the little brown bats up in herre. Sure, they look like little hamsters when they're just sitting there, but when those bitches open up and start flying - they look like a pterodactyl when they're swoopin' on ya! lol!

geez, u have many types of bats in PA, dontcha chelle....

and you realize by letting them loose each time, they're not going out to tell the other bats where not to go.....oh no.....they're telling all the bats where the NICEST place to go is for a good time, LOL....YER house. Such nice peoples live there they don't even swat at bats...they just catch and release :) after providing a very entertaining show :)

Prolly spreading the word about the 'dinner and a movie' house, LOL....

and I'm sorry but that Hoary bat is just BUTT UGLY ffs!! Ain't nuthin cute about it!

Tell Wavey that next time he must first study the bat up close to determine exactly which kind of bat it is before the show, and report back to us!! Photos would be appreciated......

OR dunt have bats in houses!!!! MOVE!!!

fair choice of bats there, red bat looks bizarre. still think they is cute, look at them teeth.

anyone's life turning into a series of charges? right now im charging my camera battery, the ps3 pad im using to type here is wireless, thus runs on battery which im currently charging. my phone needs a charge if you look at the dam thing funny.

hybes - Have you ever seen DMB in concert? I first saw them back in 2003, and now I try to go to at least three shows each summer. Excellent live show...

Thanks for the Candlebox info. I'll look for that album next time I go music shopping.

I'm very excited about Chickenfoot, but I have to say early on I found the Planet Us project (Satriani, Hagar and Anthony; with Neal Schon and Deen Castronovo from Journey) from a few years ago more exciting. But I think Chad Smith may make this project more musically interesting...so I guess I'll just have to wait and see what happens. I'm a big Sammy Hagar fan, so it's cool for him and Satch to be working together in any form.

Hey Joe!!!!!!!

Er... how many pages.....?

Joe/Stu/Mick/Galen/Jeff - evenin' all! : )

Anibur - darn, that's another T2J fan missed. I was on the "aisle" end of E or D. There's a pic of me a few pages back - pretending to be tall : )

Blue Moon - row B... nice! No wonder them Bristol photos are so good! Amazed you got that many with the Photo Cops on hand. Actually, did you get a shot of the pedal board?

Do The Stu - that's a neat idea (ref the "one floating song"). I doubt many people would feel any of the songs were under rehearsed, not from these guys ; ) Why not make it interactive choice too... endless possibilities. Anyway, if the set list stays as is currently for the rest of the tour I'd say it's pretty darn good.

Cheese - nice photos & vids yer postin there. I forgot to say don't worry about gettin to any emails - yer sik, they'll keep. Hope you're takin some medicine an getting rest a plenty. It is weird when that surreal feeling hits. Had the same feeling for G3 Perth. Am I really here... was I really there.... but it's a good feeling!

JS12001000 - but it's a V6, can it be that good on gas?You got some pics now the windows are tinted?

Maxi - it was cool to hang out with you for a little while. It's obvious you have a passion for all music! If you get chance watch Stu Hamms youtube vid called "Hammersmith Apollo" and you'll hear Joe telling Stu the same story ... yep, it was cool. Have to catch up again next tour : )

Michelle - Aw, don't be mean to Ally about his photos. It's a disease I think, bad or weird photo-itis. I suffer from it (apart from the recent Joe photos) and looks like it's spread to Al. Poor guy... I suppose it does look a little, well "post sesh" lol I was going to post Joe's version of May this be Love. Who's the presenter who's joined in/singing? As for DLR, I was lucky enough to catch him and the band once, and he flew over our heads on a surfboard or maybe a giant banana, danced around a boxing ring.... twas a show LOL

Revan2008 and Loll - don't forget "Waiting for the Punchline", their final album... I think that was their best. Saw them a couple of times - anyway, new album called 'Saudades de Rock' and a US tour, hopefully hitting Europe this year, if you're interested.

Wooleyman - PG is so fast I'm "scarified"..... ahem ; b

but really phil-id forgotten about that album, never heard it either, i might have hit my indy phase then, as rock just sort of vanished in the uk, around 95, copared to how big it was late 80's early 90's. ill check it out come payday cheers.

one indy album which is more rock, is the much slated 'second coming ' from the stone roses. driving south and good times sound like they have come straight from the 70s, and tightrope is a fantastic accoustic number,musically and lyric wise. john squire's guitar work is here is solo laden, but his playing is real loose, in a good way. i prefer it by far to there 1st album, worth checking out folks as you might be pleasently surprised.it aint indy which is why it got blasted by indy press maybe.

Do the Stu (hi,) .....The Dream Theatre album I've ordered is Octavarium....I'm new to these guys having got Systematic Chaos when it came out and I was really impressed.

Funny thing is I didn't buy Syst. Chaos for myself but as a gift for a friend, but then I heard it and the recipient of the gift (a real Dream Theatre fan) was told 'tough, you're not getting it!' - in a nice way of course.

I've the G3 featuring John Petrucci on DVD, and on my MP3, keep going back to 'Glasgow Kiss' time and time again, great tune.

Do the Stu - I missed DMB last time they were here. Unfortunately I had a lot going on at work and completely lost the month. I was bummed. That would be a show I'd like to see. I've been remiss on concerts last few years. I think the last one I saw was John Mellencamp or the Eagles a few years back. I used to go catch a lot of concerts. Of course these days there are really only 2 on the MUST SEE list for me. Satch and Zeppelin if they decide to take it out for a world tour. I saw Plant and Page twice when they were out tourning the No Quarter Unplugged. GREAT SHOW!!!

Hello, i'm just been wondering, what wah wah pedal does Joe use in Summer Song???? Is it the dunlop cry baby?

For hybes, and anyone else who hasn't heard it:

Planet Us - Vertigo

This is live on Rockline, March 12, 2003.

Let me know what you think after you give it a few listens. Systematic Chaos is on the heavier side for the band...Octavarium has heavy moments too, but there's a lot of lighter stuff as well. So let me know which side of the band you like better and I can recommend other albums for you.

Or, actually, they just released a 2-CD greatest hit (no, that's not a typo) album...the first disc is heavy and the second disc is lighter stuff. There are many sides to Dream Theater, but this set may help you decide what things you best like about them.

And since you mentioned Glasgow Kiss...if you like the "Satch"y side of Dream Theater, check out Liquid Tension Experiment. That band is John Petrucci, Mike Portnoy and Jordan Rudess from Dream Theater, along with Tony Levin. They have two albums (LTE and LTE II)...both were recorded shortly before Jordan joined DT.

How old are you, if I can ask? You've mentioned your wife...do you have any kids? And you've been a Satch fan since the early days, right?

I'm 25, and I've been a Satch fan since shortly after the first G3 album came out. I didn't see my first concert until the opening night of the Engines Of Creation tour, though.