usch
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hello joe. great concert to hamburg - it was wonderful, terrific party!
heavy album, genial, groovier sound. more, more, more :) see you
bye usch
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Wed Jun 18 '08 12:47:09 pm
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REVAN 2008
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head like a hole is my fave nin tune, decent lyrics to. dont laugh, but for good gothic compositions i like the modern castlevania soundtracks, i had one imported from japan. its cool, european style gothic , classical instruments with tecno stylings, some on youtube.
in japan they have orchestras which play this, the orchestra which plays the final fantasy music are called the black mages, there most popular piece is sephiroth's theme,one winged angel,they even toured usa, anyway........................
later
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Wed Jun 18 '08 12:51:46 pm
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Joe Satrini...thanks! It was REALLY HARD to do that image - are you ready..............
I imported Joe's front cover image ( from ITLIS) into 'Paint' and just Clicked 'Image - Invert colours'...and hey presto...LOL. If you take a look inside the cover it looks like the artwork was worked like that inside too. (Because that is all greeny..) Glad you liked my photos. www.webshots.com 'Joe london excel'
Hi Nick..nickguitarmaistro..thanks again for the excellent view at the London guitar show, your album has pride of place on my ipod, it's excellent! I am definitely buying your other two.
Thanks again to Joe, Jeff,Galen, Stu,Mick, Mike & everyone for awesome shows over here, you must be real pleased to be home. Did you have to walk the dog as soon as you got home Joe??
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judas003
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joe........
i know you have worked with him in the past, but i was wondering if you've ever considered taking john 5 out on the G3 tour with y'all??? you're the king brutha!!!!!!!
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Wed Jun 18 '08 2:23:31 pm
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cheese101
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WOO HOO....US TOUR DATES ARE SHOWING UP ON THE ROAD PAGE......starting in October ;) Austin, I'll take that drink one of our shows together, LOL!!
WOO WOO!
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Wed Jun 18 '08 2:43:08 pm
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loren rosenberg
glenview, Illinois
U.S.A.
Plays: Guitar (38 years)
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hey there hi thee ho ther compoops!
NIN has some great beats & rythmes. love "Lamere" that means ocean in french. but you knew that already.
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Wed Jun 18 '08 4:06:11 pm
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Alan McKenna
Dublin
Ireland
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my firend has a super hard on downstairs, he uses it for his bass :)
its jsut lieka pre amp and boosts the sound nicely...
I study sound engineering and music technology in STC here in Dublin its alrite, i wish the school i was in had that stuffs wen i was in it, wuda helped a lot i had a room with a piano and a couple of guitars! and music here in Ireland sucks cause there nothing to represent it, u jsut learn things and yer just pushed into anythingand everything, some people could be amazing and get no jobs or some could suck and get lucky its a unregulated kinda grey area theres different routes for it too, the one im doin is more practical but coveres everythign really theres some collages too for just a bachelors and masters n music and all that but goes nowhere near sound engineering
its a kinda crappy route to go down in if u wana get a nice job after u study, but if u love it enough u shud be ok i guess, this is my second music corse, first one was music management, thats all really,
I've a gig tomo in Pravda Dublin if anyone from ireland wants to go! first time im palying my music with a band live properly, no idea how tis gona go
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Wed Jun 18 '08 4:15:34 pm
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Matt S
WI
United States
Plays: Guitar (21 years)
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Man it looks sooo fun to be a band member, they do the coolest things! I wish I was the backup guitarist for Joe!
Well I'm gonna go play surfing with the alien....finally got the backtrack so I can improvise!
>.<
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Wed Jun 18 '08 5:27:37 pm
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Lol Mettam
Plymouth, Devon
UK
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nickguitarmeistro - I saw Joe play Why on the Strange Beautiful Music tour. Def one of my all-time favourite Satch songs too. It was a superb version but the venue in Birmingham on that tour was utter $%*&! It was a bingo hall or something. Visibility was dreadful and the stage was low which made it even worse. When Joe sat down for the acoustic part of the set (which, incidentally, was awesome and something I would love to see return to a Joe show) you couldn't see him unless you were at the front of the sweat pit! Confusingly, it was called the Birmingham Academy but it's not the same place as the Birmingham NIA Academy which is a great venue (saw Joe there too).
So, yeah, Why was great live. Joe had a couple of harmonies going but I couldn't see what he was using to make them. Definitely three notes playing for the main verses. The only other time I remember being totally blown away by the pure sound of a song was the intro to Rubina on the Extremist tour. Wish that would make its way back into the set-list again too.
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Eric Gerald
Kota Kinabalu, Sabah
Malaysia
Plays: Guitar (34 years)
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hello joe..this is sham..from sabah,malaysia.... i listen to you album 5 years ago n make me very proud of you..nice sound n guitar...n very cool improvise..tk cr
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Wed Jun 18 '08 8:15:24 pm
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Mallory Spijker
Oldetrijne, Friesland
Netherlands
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Hi Joe!
I want to say again I really enjoyed your gig in Paradiso!!
Off course meeting you and the band backstage was great as well!
Enjoy your time off, and good luck with the next leg of the tour!
Mallory
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Thu Jun 19 '08 12:47:54 am
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Do The Stu
Austin Lewis, III
Costa Mesa, CA
United States
Plays: Bass (25 years)
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cheese101 - Awesome...I'll have to check my schedule at work, but I'm liking the timing of this. As long as he gets to the west coast before Thanksgiving, things should be fine. :-)
Schmackledorf - Yeah, Joe will eventually make his way across the US...
...Austin...
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Thu Jun 19 '08 2:01:03 am
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paul campbell
coatbridge, lanarkshire
scotland
Plays: Guitar (2018 years)
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Disaster, my Fiancee is manager of a local charity that has just became victim of a crazy takeover bid and has been locked out of her office, she might be out of a job. This could scupper the wedding plans. No wonder decent people turn to murder.
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Thu Jun 19 '08 2:44:40 am
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The Music is desperatly become a world of whores. Inside this crap climate, NIN are a fantastic bastion of genuine creativity.
I see Trent as the Peter Gabriel of his time.
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hey mike, i get a bunch of compoop for you:
& before all, i repeat it once more, with no offense for Ibanez circle, or others circles, the alive king of Stratocaster :
Jeff Beck Earthcake
& then, kind of weird bluesrock composition absolutly out of there :
Zappa : San Ber(na)dino
& then, a piece of modern composition of which the pure genius kills me each time i hear it:
Zappa, The Uncle Meat Variations (do you notice which strange days ghost is on the right fog Frank?)
Good toilet man.
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Other point, my first solo album should be finished around the end of the year : 11 songs. It will be very eclectic.
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Richard Siangco
mandaluyong, manila
philippines
Plays: Guitar (32 years)
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good day,
im just wondering when will prof satchafunkilus and the musterion of rock will be released here in the philippines?
i just wanna rock.
chai
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Thu Jun 19 '08 3:43:54 am
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Ben Cox
Cambridge, MA
U.S.A.
Plays: Guitar (18 years)
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Hey...I was in my local Newbury Comics yesterday, and I saw a signed copy of the new CD...I'd heard about Satch before, but never actually heard his music...but I bought it, took it home, and right now it's been on random repeating shuffle in my cd player since about noon yesterday...Probably one of my 5 most favorite CDs already. As soon as I get my next paycheck, I'm buying every other album I can find...Sick music!
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Thu Jun 19 '08 5:54:14 am
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Zinc Master
Crown Point, IN
USA
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As found in Runners World, from the AP
Police arrest man running on trail in thong
Police arrested a man on Saturday night for running on a Lincoln (Nebraska) bike trail in his thong underwear.
They 26-year-old was charged with indecent exposure.
The article is awfully short, and so raises more questions than it answers. For example:
Was the perpetrator slim, or not so much? Surely that should be a factor when it comes time for sentencing.
Was the thong a basic, solid color, or some exotic animal print?
Was it a Victoria's Secret thong? And if so, was anybody injured and prompted to file a lawsuit?
When cops put this guy in the back of their cruiser, did they lay down a mat or towel or something? Because if not, well, gross.
At any point during his arrest, did the perp admonish officers for not turning the other cheek? If not, he missed a golden opportunity.
If anyone out there has any more info on this sketchy story, please send it our way. Meantime, please try to keep the wise cracks to a minimum.
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