Ibanezplyr
Randell Mulligan
Dublin, CA
USA
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JOE!!!! and T2Jers! Hey! I won a guitar at Hertlein Music during the shredstock guitar clinic!!! Adrian Galysh (sp) Doug Doppler, and Steve Smyth!!! It's signed and everything. Check out Flickr.com the pics here and at hertline guitars.com for even more. That was cool winning the raffle. I had to take off the original bridge pick-up and I put a "Hot rails" on it. Then i moved the volume knob over and took out a tone knobe to make room for the trem travel- and inherent problems with strats. It a "baltimore" Strat. Plays good to after putting my guage o'strings on it. ATN News: We are planning to put together a vid of us playing but no word on how soon we can get one going. We're hoping before the holidaze. H-Birthday again. Mine too 8/9.
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Randell Mulligan
Dublin, CA
USA
Plays: Guitar (50 years)
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I just could not stop on that last Number! Great to hear all the cool stuff your doing. I loved hearing that you have a teaching page now from your news letter! That's going to be a busy link! Rock out. If your wondering where the "666" thing came from.....That was Neros address in Rome.
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Thu Jul 31 '08 8:10:53 pm
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elpp
Jose Martinez
El Paso - Juarez, TX - Chih
US - Mexico
Plays: Guitar (38 years)
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Do the Stu: I'm surprised to see that you got into EJ before Satch. As I remember, Satch was all over rock radio before Cliffs of Dover came out. Satch might have even been the reason why EJ got some radio play at all!
Have you heard Alien Love Child? EJ put out a band album under that name, I have a live bootleg of it and it's very good. Lots of blues and jazz. I also saw him twice live with that lineup (bass, drums and EJ) and it was so very cool. My all-time favorite EJ songs are by far Trademark and Rain. I think he even won a Grammy for Rain. Highly recommended!
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Thu Jul 31 '08 8:16:32 pm
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hybes
Mark Hybers
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Sunday Bloody Sundy and War are 2 huge U2 albums for me. But I think The Joshua Tree takes it for me. I think it's one of my favorite albums of all time.
I saw a set list was leaked today for guitar hero world tour. Satch Boogie was one of the bonus tracks! That'll be sweet.
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Thu Jul 31 '08 8:51:48 pm
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elpp
Jose Martinez
El Paso - Juarez, TX - Chih
US - Mexico
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Tikimon: to answer your question, no JS guitar here, and I haven't done the Club Joe package yet.
I don't think I would ever do a premium package, I wouldn't have enought things to say to fill the alloted time!! Plus all the artists I've ever wanted to meet I have: Satch, Stu, everyone in Dream Theater, Steve Vai and Eric Johnson.
Keniko: DA BEARS!! I've been a Bears fan since 85, and I've hated Favre all this time. It would be the ultimate insult for me to see Favre in a Bears uniform, even if it means that the team would go back to the playoffs.
Bears management is one of the worst in the league, I still can't believe they let Thomas Jones go, and now that Benson's finally gone they have to start all over again at RB. And next year it'll be the same story but at QB. They should've grabbed Jeff Garcia when he was available, that Super Bowl would've been much more interesting with a real QB.
Later!
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Thu Jul 31 '08 8:59:37 pm
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Flavia Maia
Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
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Hey Joe! Just came back home from Citibank Hall venue in Rio and I'm very thankful for your first class performance on stage! Men you are awsome!!!! Just hope next time I'll be the lucky one to win the afterpass xxxx
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Thu Jul 31 '08 9:00:34 pm
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symphonyofnames
Gordie Murphy
Black Mountain, NC
United States of America
Plays: Guitar (21 years)
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Wow, you guys post fast. Thanks for the welcome. Someone down the line asked me about favorite Satch songs... I'd say Always With Me, Always With You, Summer Song, Satch Boogie, Friends, Home... it's a long list. Each song has merit in some way, and there's something to learn from all of them. I like a number of the other virtuoso guitarists: Eric Johnson, Steve Vai, etc. I can listen to most things, but I gravitate towards rock/blues/jazz mostly. Just saw Rush a few weeks ago, that was a good show.
So anyway, how's everyone doing?
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Thu Jul 31 '08 10:44:22 pm
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Angeljonah
Angel Aguirre
Rizal
Philippines
Plays: Guitar (19 years)
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hey joe,
when will you visit the philippines? we're dying to see you live. hope that you'll come here in the future. peace.
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Thu Jul 31 '08 10:56:55 pm
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Do The Stu
Austin Lewis, III
Costa Mesa, CA
United States
Plays: Bass (25 years)
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Keniko - Now that I think about it a bit more, I'm almost positive it would have been a Guitar Center thing. Because now I remember them walking up and down the line with a JS guitar and a few other Satch-endorsed products, and anyone who bought one was able to get an autograph from Joe before the event started.
Still though, I'm sure some musicians are limited by their endorsements. When I saw Paul Gilbert at the Amazing Journey tribute to the Who (with Mike Portnoy, Billy Sheehan, and Gary Cherone) back in 2006, he put tape over the Marshall logo on the amps he was playing through for that night.
I think he's since switched over to endorsing Marshall, but at the time of this gig I guess he was with someone else.
Botdra - Hi...welcome to the site. Tell us a bit about yourself.
Tuesdayschild - Thanks for the note on U2. I like them a lot, obviously, and I'm also a big fan of the Dave Matthews Band. But I differ quite a bit politically from both groups.
That's never stopped me from being a fan...I might not always agree, but it's cool that they're able to say what they want. And from an artistic point of view, I can appreciate it because it's honest.
The artists themselves don't bug me; I have more of a problem with the "fans" who put Bono or Dave Matthews up on such a high pedestal and just blindly follow everything they have to say. I feel that way about more people than just musicians, but now I'm getting a bit off topic so I'll stop. ;-)
Onto something different...have you been listening to LTE or Dream Theater any more recently? What are some of your current favorite songs?
civgeek - Hi...welcome back! A lot of people have been using the chat recently, but I think it's incompatible with the latest version of Flash so T2Jers are having a lot of problems with it now.
What do you think of PSATMOR? I don't think I've heard you say anything about it. It's too bad Joe isn't playing the northwest on this tour...are you up for a road trip to California for a show or two? ;-)
Tostado - The Coldplay thing has been posted here a few times...I think it's a bit of a stretch...
cosmic_ape - Congratulations! When exactly are you heading out here? Do you know specifically where you're thinking of living? Send me an email sometime...I can help you with any questions you may have. Or at least, once you're all settled, it'd be fun to get together for lunch or something with another Satch fan. I hope you can make it to one of Joe's November shows too...
elpp - Yeah...I got into EJ first. Satch may have been on the radio earlier, but I didn't really start listening to music on my own until about 1994. My family moved out to California and then I started listening to KLOS...and EJ. Around the same time I got the first G3 album, KLOS started playing Lights Of Heaven from Crystal Planet. And they've done a pretty good job of playing Joe's newest singles from every album he's released since then...
I do have the Alien Love Child album, and I love it. I never got to see that lineup live, though... :-(
symphonyofnames - Welcome...it's cool to hear the Rush show was good. Have you seen Satch live at all?
Listening to: Dave Matthews Band - Minarets (8/31/95; Mansfield, MA)
...Austin...
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Igneousiceman
Is Satchurated Vox JS-DS #009473
UK
Plays: Guitar (18 years)
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WhammyFreak: If your budget can stretch, why not look at an Ibanez RG? They are good, and not too expensive...
Revan: Must be the rarified mountain air...good that your dad finds the inspiration to do all that...
DoTheStu (any to any else on the whole U2 thing): Despite liking Unforgettable fire' I can't help but think how similar many of the tracks are...Now don't get me wrong, I love the Edge's tone and style, but it does get a bit repetetive after a while. Another thing, I think City Of Blinding Lights is a beatiful song...
(Oh yes, my local music shop has now 'streamlined' it's stock. In other words, cut the stock so CD's only take up about 1/4 of floor space. In more other words, no Eric J for me...) That brings me onto something else, I'd rather buy a 'real' album than over the internet, but thanks to situations as above, there is really no choice.....=(
Nick: You'd better believe it!! I'll let you know what my favs are, when I decide! =D
civgeek: I tried the S series but didn't like it, and I play an RG so....
Anyone who plays and RG read on: I have a 1570 with an Edge Pro bridge. The thing is only about two weeks old and already the trem arm is a bit squeaky and loose. It's weird, it sort of doesn't stay 'locked' in if you know what I mean...Any thoughts?
Tuesday's Child: To quote a certain Irishman by the name of Lynnott: "We will be strong, I know we have the strength to carry on, I know my rights from wrongs..." not quite sure how that will help, but there you go. =D
Uh-oh, someone mentioned Rush. again...=D
Listening to: Up In Flames by Joe
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Fri Aug 1 '08 4:16:18 am
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castle49
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Civgeek - Still in Santa Barbara. I have a complication. My Dad has dementia and I am responsible for him. More time for me to research Portland area. Looks beautiful and the price is right. For the time being It's Viva La Fiesta (Old Spanish Days) in SB.
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hey melissa did you get the real margarine? that was me it was right after i did the nuggets i tryed to do roasts after the nuggets but they said they couldnt handle all that and just so you know that hamburger someone gives that to me for the hole year and i give it away i think kingston penitentiary or some place like that gives it to me the satchurat is pedal coming my idea we rule when you see something you think is for you your not getting funny haveing a dillusion or sick or something it is you little poop and it was the first weieners that were my musclehouse weiners you use to eat when you were little then shirley said wre gonna get some same pack but oh yeah tottaly different anyways have to make coffe keep going if it,s good margarine equals normal frying i use to actually go to the grocery store buy it and carry it over now i just give them the money later wolf2.margarine vitamins sa,e kind i eat later wolfie.
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Alessandro Medeiros
Niteroi, RJ
Brazil
Plays: Guitar (22 years)
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Joe, "you're arriving on a point that no one can reach you..."
- words from the lead guitar of the band that opened the concert on July 31st, in Rio.
That was the 6th concert I went to and (it's impressive) the show is better better better than... The guys were spectacular. The musics, the lights, the guitars, the interaction with the crowd... Were amazing!
The sounds from your guitar are something...
No one can reach you...
Thank you very much, guys!
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Fri Aug 1 '08 5:20:09 am
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wolf2
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HOLY fouck! i just heard on the news on the radio ,that I was partying last night you know I woke up this morning figured yep lets listen to some scorpions their was some water in one of my scorpions discs the old one who done that Melissa,she sneak in and pour water in it little bugger! later wolf2 how deadly was the partying? anyone remeber or is every one still sleeping? later wolf2.
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Zinc Master
Crown Point, IN
USA
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elpp
I understand. When I read it, it was edgy - I agree.
Got to be able to laugh at ourselves once in a while.
All good down in Texas? I am in NW Indiana - hot one today -90's with humidity - ahhhhhhh !!
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BRIAN BYRNE
GARFIELD, NJ
USA
Plays: Guitar (42 years)
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SATCH;
I WOULD TO SEE YOU BREAK OUT RUBINA OR CRYIN AT EITHER YOUR NEW YORK SHOW OR MIAMI BEACH SHOW
II WILL BE ATTENDING BOTH. IT NEVER GETS OLD SEEIN YOU THIS IS LIKE AT LEAST MY 25TH SHOW. SATCH IN MIAMI BEACH, UNBELIEVABLE, MY FAVORITE PLACE, MY FAVORITE ARTIST EVER A MOJITO CANT WAIT.
PLEASE RUBINA OR CRYIN OR TURKEY MAN
THANKS SATCH
HOW CAN I GET TURKEY MAN ON DISC
CANT FIND ADDITIONAL CREATIONS ANYWHERE
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Fri Aug 1 '08 7:43:26 am
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BRIAN BYRNE
GARFIELD, NJ
USA
Plays: Guitar (42 years)
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SATCH
CANT WAIT TO SEE YOU SAMMY HAGAR, MICHAEL ANTHONY, AND CHAD SMITH TEARIN IT UP WILL YOU GUYS BE DOING SHOWS... IF SO NEW YORK PLEASE
THANKS
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Fri Aug 1 '08 7:46:39 am
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Ken : me, i'm workin'. & get closed family here in holidays.. that's some wonderfull days.
As already said, to me, Hendrix is the greatest Bluesman of 20th century. 21th is just beginning, & unfortunatly, Jimi is no more here, even if his influence goes on. A mess whose our society is crazy about.
I've been into the whole Hendrix during sometime.. the whole Hendrix, with all the insane aspects. But i got the luck to go out.
What i learnt with him is finally very simple : Be yourself. Don't double-cross yourself. Music is a whole world. Don't double-cross music. Showbiz is a trap.
You see. some very simple lessons. But essential.
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Wolf2 - Do you eat paint chips? Why are you on a Joe Satriani site if you don't talk about Joe and all you do is write non-sensical drivel? You should really look into getting some professional help...Seriously
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Fri Aug 1 '08 7:59:26 am
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Gordie Murphy
Black Mountain, NC
United States of America
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I have not seen Satch live yet, but I just bought a Club Joe ticket for his Atlanta show in October, which just so happens to be on my birthday.
What's the problem with mentioning Rush?
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Fri Aug 1 '08 8:50:59 am
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Luis Torres
Houston, Texas
United States of America
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JOE RULES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I JUST WANNA ROCK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
KEEP IT UP MAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
JOE! JOE! JOE! JOE!
THANKS FOR YOUR BEING HERE AND ALSO YOUR MUSIC!!!!!!!!!!!!
TO THE GREATEST/ INSANE GUITAR PLAYER WORKING HIS BUTT OF SO THAT THE WORLD CAN SEE WHAT THIS CARING, ROCKIN DUDE CAN DO WITH TWO HANDS, ONE HEART, AND ALOT OF SONGS TO PLAY TO THIS WORLD...THANKS
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