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Skippygirl - I have to say @ 40 I'm, still learning off Joe , I have played pretty much my whole life by ear usually playing whatever someone threw at me , but since I seriously started to deconstruct Joe's music and watch what he was doing live and in lessons (maybe the last 6 months), people have been telling me how awesome my playing has become on bass and guitar. Just picking up a little rif or some theoretical structure off Joe's music everyday will make a major difference . All I can emphisise is to anylize every sound that come out of Joe and to remember that the same single tone can be created in more than one place on the guitar with slight variances and yes tone is everything . good luck and never give up.
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Fri Jul 25 '08 10:18:44 am
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Do The Stu
Austin Lewis, III
Costa Mesa, CA
United States
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Since Al brought up Explosions In The Sky I figured I'd post a link. Check out Your Hand In Mine.
hybes - If it helps at all, I think the Paris show happened after Crushing Day was dropped from the set but before Out Of The Sunrise was dropped. So if you look through the reviews and find a partial list you can probably figure out most of it from there.
I think the only things "new" to CD/DVD will be Cryin', Time Machine, and the PSATMOR stuff (Ghosts, and I think the entire album was played except for Professor Satchafunkilus, Come On Baby, and Asik Veysel.
roo - You've got mail.
chojuaniche - Enjoy the show! I look forward to hearing all about it...
Guitarman77897 - No.
Now that the serious answer is out of the way, maybe everyone can have fun with it...hehe.
Listening to: Whitford / St. Holmes - Whitford / St. Holmes (current song: Shy Away)
Does anyone have that album? It's a side project from the rhythm guitarists of Aerosmith and Ted Nugent, released in 1980. If you like that kind of music it's great...
...Austin...
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Fri Jul 25 '08 11:16:00 am
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Soundborg
Constantine Jajas
Thessaloniki, Neoi Epivates
Greece
Plays: Guitar (22 years)
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YAY I'm back...HOME AT LAST!!!...geeeeeez...I wont be wearing any greenish during my days off!...so how's everybody?CHEEESE,CHELLE,AL,LArry,JS1000JS1200,Satriella??and everyone out there...wassup?
HAHA!
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Fri Jul 25 '08 11:29:15 am
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Austin Lewis, III
Costa Mesa, CA
United States
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Guitarman77897 - You're asking about the song at the very beginning of the podcast? That's Raspberry Jam Delta-V, from Crystal Planet.
...Austin...
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Fri Jul 25 '08 11:34:34 am
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Juan Esteban Pico
Pergamino, Buenos Aires
Argentina
Plays: Guitar (22 years)
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Does anybody knows where is Joe Staying in Argentina???? I wanna chase him and the band...
Anyone???? I know that he might be doing the soundcheck at the estadium now...PLease if anyone knows let me know as soon as possible..Thank you!
Juan
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Fri Jul 25 '08 11:39:55 am
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saviours
saviours tania
jepara, jawa tengah
indonesia
Plays: Guitar (17 years)
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how train finger so that better play joe
and what wanted besides willpower and oomph
i am like guitar castanets so much and i want to learn many
help me joe
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Fri Jul 25 '08 11:56:44 am
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Matt S
WI
United States
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Thanks dothestu- but I found it by looking at every song on the music tab at the top, and searching each song I haven't heard.
>.<
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Fri Jul 25 '08 12:05:17 pm
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Alan McKenna
Dublin
Ireland
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and Austin ive no idea if i was serious lol, id love to go over, but if i actually do well thats another thing!! i didnt really go anywhere this summer, i may be goin somewhere in europe next month but doubt it, so if i dont i figure ill try n do somethin in november, it would rock, us of a is a nice place to visit
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Fri Jul 25 '08 12:06:42 pm
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Igneous : Your welcome.
Jimmy Page has been the 60's king of studio before he creates Led Zep. He was not famous, but very requested by the pro. He was behind the recording/mix/mastering of lot of hits of the 60's. But noboby knew him.
He's not only a genius of guitar & composition. He's also one of engineering.
As for Beck, he is the Maestro.
Joe is a genius of guitar. The king of Ibanez. His knowledge of Heads amps & pedals is scaring. He had understood that the futur of guitar rock would pass by the EVH experience, & has done the job. But above all, his gift is melody.
Don't forget Malmsteen, Rhoads, Balckmore, & Iommi.
Malmsteen is unique.
I would add a special thought for Robert Fripp & Steve Howe.
As for Vai, great composer, he has decided to fill up the w-holes. & indeed, he fills up lot of, waiting to fill up his tomb.
This is not wisdom. This is.
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Fri Jul 25 '08 12:10:58 pm
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song of the day-UP IN THE AIR!
Love this tune-iits genius, love the clever solo, the bluesy sort of echos in the main riff.
a song to be played LOUD- perfectly fits its name.
big 3 hour powercut today- some tool cut through a power line and knocked out this town and the surrounding villages in about a 2 mile radius.
plonker-have a virtual hug for a good caption to as what our power cutting builder would have said when all around him, it went boom then queit.
heres mine-'Hey my drill still works-huh huh'
even the traffic lights went down.people still kept coming to the shops front door walking up to the door -looked befuddled, opened there mouth like a big silly old goldfish then sort of ambled in a random direction-there lives having no purpose the shops are shut.
and theres still the classic-' are you shut?
no sir/madam i thought as a new cost cutting measure me and the staff will be working in the dark, with no electronic equipment WHATSO EVER.
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Fri Jul 25 '08 12:45:52 pm
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may I ask two things:
- Who here is musician studio for Joe? Do The Stu? I have seen this name on an amazon...(I suspect this could be you coz you answer all folks).
- How tall is Joe, 174cm?
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Fri Jul 25 '08 1:26:53 pm
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yer a good sock chadley :) and should be proud :)) Was the JS guitar yer birthday present?
Ktza, hey....just home for a bit, or for good?? And how are things going with you anyway?? Stories??
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Fri Jul 25 '08 3:34:13 pm
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Robert Leno
New Milford, CT
USA
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http://www.soundclick.com/updateband/songInfo.cfm?bandID=858038
Here's a URL for my copy of Surfing. I hope you guys enjoy.
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Fri Jul 25 '08 3:45:59 pm
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Soundborg
Constantine Jajas
Thessaloniki, Neoi Epivates
Greece
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Hey Tracie :)
way too many CRAZY things have happened so far in the army tha I'd rather forget.The good part is that I'm half way there...six more months to go :)...I got promoted too...now the are sending me near the boarders with Burlgaria and Turkey...not the best place in the world or the safest one :/...that's why they let me go home for some days so that I get my stuff ready and see my parents...way too many stories to tell when I'm outta here
how about u T?
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Fri Jul 25 '08 4:06:39 pm
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Robert Leno
New Milford, CT
USA
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Hey js1200js1000 it's been 5 mos for me 2, but I'm off all opiates after 13 yrs of chronic pain. I FEEL F'N AWESOME!!!! So I know what U mean. Playing the guitar for 4-6 hrs a day is by far the best therapy for any kinda detox. Keep it up dude
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Fri Jul 25 '08 4:31:47 pm
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seppesai
elvis rios
temuco, pedro de valdivia
chile
Plays: Guitar (21 years)
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hey all you buddies and friends,
i was in the chilean concert 2 days ago, and i want to thank you guys, it was completely awesome, i had always wnated to hear time machine live, crying and ghosts were the top too,
i was at very few meters of the band showiing my JS shirt :p
thanks joe for that overtop show, and welcome back stuuuu
Stu is the kindest guy!
i had something like a M&G and there was a confusion and i couldn't get into the room...
anyway i am totally happy :P
im elvis rios by the way, from temuco, 9 hours by bus from the city of the concert :P
travelled 18 hours, from tuesday to thursday on an unknown city for seeing joe...
a dream come true, my first time in a joe's gig :P
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Fri Jul 25 '08 4:45:20 pm
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Tuesdayschild
Victoria
Northern Ireland
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There's a program on TV right now about the history of pop and rock music. I feel so sad, and guilty, as this music is attributed to slavery. (as a white gal from northern ireland) What a legacy we have.....
It all comes from the savanah according to this TV show, I know this is a touchy subject, but thankyou so much to all peoples from all over the world for the evolvement of music that leads to the mindblowing compositions we have today. I've been in Britanny in France where the culture and music isn't a million miles away from irish traditional music (think riverdance), we have russian folk, we have american blues, we have everything from all over the world (japanese 'Black Mages...cool) and everything that has gone before has contributed to what we hear today..... thankyou every culture and mindset, thankyou so much, love you forever, Victoria
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Fri Jul 25 '08 5:19:42 pm
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Tuesdayschild
Victoria
Northern Ireland
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seppesai, so cool to hear about your experience of the gig. Joe is the coolest guy on the planet, and Stu Hamm is the sweetest. Awards to 'nicest guy' goes to him.
I'm sure you feel, as I did, that life couldn't possibly go back to normal after seeing Joe live. Keep that feeling going, as it's very special and worth holding onto. Life is full of work, normal day to day stuff, and seeing Joe and Stu etc live is a stunning experience and saves the soul for a little while longer. Keep the faith.....
Mmmnnnn....faith is music...in my book anyway.....
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Hi Joe i have been a fan for about 3 years(when i started playing guitar) and i have always wondered what are your amp settings and what kind of tubes do you use in your peavey heads?
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