paul1453
Paul Schwartz
Wilton, WI
USA
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Joe,
My kids and I love your music. They always ask me about your song "If I could Fly". They want you to know that if are "Surfing with the Alien" you surely could fly. They say they would show you how. Check them out here on Youtube:
Christopher 9
Allen 11
Instead of "flying in a blue dream" we could go flying in the blue sky.
Your music makes our imaginations soar. Rock on!
Paul, Allen, and Christopher
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Thu Sep 4 '08 3:38:04 pm
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wolf2
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..Hey nope not doing the hurtn unit food programe tommorow just so civiains dont get whiplash fouck em. Tha,s why the cop,s make me eat and go to the foodbank the lifesustaining food cleans your muscle you see .Her,s how it goe,s say your driving or waling by or even down the street I let a punch go and end or claim alife you just being in the vincinity or driving by looking ,well, it,s quite possible you get whiplash from the bone cut so they radio and tell me to eat the life sustaining shit not doing it thoughjust spent 130 dollark,s on grocery,s and yeah goverment chics I spent 3000 dollars last moth like you so thoughtfully radio and tell me just on stuff just spending cash it, was nice fouck man it was summer! just making a pot of tea have to take my schizophrenia medictaion now did the sugar potatoes bread bologhna run first thing this morning this chic that come around occasionaly shes from here I met her up north at the no frills was waiting to get butter I bought red potatoes 10 pounds 2.77 regualr 5.99 now 2 loaves demspetrs bread one whit one whole weat two packs snieder bologhna 3 bags of sugar it,s like rebel store day anyways schizophrenia medication time now later wolf2. I cant see why they would want me to eat the stuff now when I did it at the begining maybe the record,s they have dont go that far back or they think it,s been too long who know,s no foodbank seen in site for me fouck them they can send a sherriff later wolf2.
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Thu Sep 4 '08 4:24:57 pm
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mathew wormell
moncton, new brunswick
canada
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hi joe.im glad that ur comming to calgary in october but it seems that i missed out.all sold out,but the 300 dollar tickets.i was out of town when it was anounced.i was working 7 days a week so my wife and kids could fly home to see their family.any way to find out if there will be another show here or more tickets being sold?this would be like a dream to see you play so i hope you have an answer for me.or if anyone on here has a ticket to sell me that would be great too.well tks and hope to see you oct 3
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Thu Sep 4 '08 4:32:30 pm
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Aracnispyder
John Eldredge
Burlington, NJ
USA
Plays: Guitar (52 years)
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Just purchased tickets for the Keswick Theater in Glenside, PA on October 19th. Left side of the stage, 5 rows from front. Looking forward to seeing ya Joe :)
Saw you @ Guitar Center in Plymoth Meeting, and it was a pleasure to meet you. Look forward to another chance in October.
Jt
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Thu Sep 4 '08 6:32:57 pm
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Guitarman77897
Matt S
WI
United States
Plays: Guitar (21 years)
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Cosmic_ape....My mom paid $30 for a keychain once, from coach purses, just a thumb sized model of a purse.
Cheese101....He also played Surfing With The Alien that day, but he played it extremely fast. And YAAAYY!!!! TABBOOK FOR PSATMOR!!!!!! too bad I learned most of the songs by ear.....well most of the songs......now I can learn the whole song!
WOW I never realized it said "the satchurator is pedal coming" good catch, that's funny!
Satriella.....Wow those answers were actually put on the test! WOOOOOWWWWW!!!!!!!
Al.....You and your dreams.....
John....Ah okay.....I was wondering, you're only a few months older than me, and I am a junior (3 year out of four in highskool) how could you be in college unless you're insanely smart
I had my first day yesterday and It was weird. I decided to take woodshop.....I walk in and see the teacher stuffing a wooden board into a machine....AND IT CATCHES ON FIRE!!!!!!!!!!!! then he starts runnung around the room looking for the fire extinguisher and puts it out. then when he talks he slurs his words, I SWEAR HE IS A DRUNK!!!!!! and he makes us do pushups, so i dropped the class. and I have astronomy and get to go to the planetarium every day. STATE OF THE ART BABY!!!!
Hey john. heres a question for you. the big bear (Ursa Major) the tail part, what is it called there? here it is known as the BIG DIPPER, I have heard it as the plow and soo many more.
anyways I am going to get my tickets for the chicago show soon.
Definately the longest post I have ever posted.
Still learning Cryin'
L8R
>.<
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Thu Sep 4 '08 7:55:40 pm
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Do The Stu
Austin Lewis, III
Costa Mesa, CA
United States
Plays: Bass (25 years)
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Skippygirl - I play bass, but not on any professional level. I wish I had more time. :-(
Tuesdayschild - Can you upload a video of the song written for your ex-husband? I never could get it to play on the band's website and I'd still like to hear it.
Joe Satrini - How long ago did you send the Super Colossal email, and did you send it to Gmail or AOL?
If it went to Gmail, my spam filter may have caught it...if you tell me the date/time you sent it I can go look for it. If it went to AOL, my mailbox filled up this morning and it might have bounced back to you. So you might have to send it again. But I use Gmail more than AOL now, so send it to that address (it's in my profile here).
Thanks... :-)
cosmic_ape - Yeah, the Sam Ash store on Sunset is pretty cool...it's been a few years since I was last there, though. Maybe I'll stop by next time I'm up that way.
There are a ton of awesome music venues up here. Have you ever heard of The Baked Potato? They book a lot of crazy jazz/rock/fusion stuff. I saw Mike Keneally there a few years back. I just looked at their schedule and it looks like he's playing there again Saturday.
Anyway, keep that venue in mind...it's a cool one, and tickets are pretty cheap.
Igneousiceman - Way to be all confusing...geeze! ;-) Actually, I should've known better...you crazy UKers call college "university", don't you?
Listening to: Joe Satriani - Joe Satriani (current song: Moroccan Sunset)
I haven't listened to this album in quite a while. Cool #9 is one of my least favorite Satch songs (I know most people will disagree with me), but it's cool hearing it in it's original form here. Anyway...
...Austin...
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Fri Sep 5 '08 12:16:51 am
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Zenfish
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I get the JS95 on tape. Like the shadows drums..
Cool#9 gets a very cool whammy work.
One of my fav tracks is Luminous Flesh Giants. One of the best Joe Bluesrock.
I also love a lot the Slow Down Blues progression. Great job.
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Fri Sep 5 '08 2:08:30 am
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cosmic_ape
Aron Ortega
Plays: Guitar (25 years)
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DTS, will do... I'm sorry I missed the Carl Verheyen gig, not that I won't check him out at M.I., but... I checked his myspace and I could not believe my ears... I really hope I can take a class with him... thx for the tip ;)
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Fri Sep 5 '08 2:13:44 am
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wolf2
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....Hey I should realy work out today...Cant be done officialy!, well make it unofficial! No yesterday I carried home those 30 lb,s of grocery,s in my cloth bag,s 3 2kilogram,s of sugar 2 pound,s of bologhna in one bag 2 loaf,s of bread and 6 bun,s in one and 10 lb,s of potatoe,s my body is like tuff shape but those count as workout,s that will hold for between 2-4 week,s.I have been thinking about going back to staright bologhnie power yeah if you have ever seen me and im kind of 50 pound,s over weight unoticeable though real it,s because Im addictid to my fried bologhna sandwich,s again this stuff is amazing ,you ever eat it? Fried bologhna oh fouck,ma it,s about 8 times better then a toasted sardine sandwich yeah you take 2 piece,s of bologhna little oil in the pan heat her up theorw your boghlan in to fry it bubls in the middle so you have to steak curl slice a hunk little slit in a corner take your bread lightle margarine it or butter put your piece of boghna on hot slice it or eat it hole it will foucking wow! you ! man! then i do my boghna workouts no weight,s for that sit up stretch,s push up leg lift,s like chuck norris anyways more coffee later wolf2.
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Fri Sep 5 '08 4:07:50 am
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wolf2
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...Hey ,I am just about to resaerch automatic transmison fluid hey man thats what I run In the gearbox of my 250,t,nt well it calls for staright 30 like sae 30 oil but that doesnt hold up not for like dirtroad cruising long hauls you need automativ transmion fluid make coffe with my nn filter,s look up trani fluid I need the best stuff later wolf2.
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Fri Sep 5 '08 9:04:07 am
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Igneousiceman
Is Satchurated Vox JS-DS #009473
UK
Plays: Guitar (18 years)
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Zf: To be honest, at this point I'm not sure what career to follow. I was thinking of medicine or something like that. But, I like les langues...except grammar. Which is what I ended up doing for about THREE hours today. German followed by le francais. C'etait un peu barbant, malheuresement. (see, I actually know some french...=D)
Matt: Well, 'insanely' smart may be a sliiiiight over-exaggeration...;-) Pushups would be a welcome diversion from conjugating verbs I can tell you. Big Dipper sounds ok...I was once on a trip over in the states (won a competition) and we were in a planetarium near Cocoa Beach FL; we had a 'lesson' on the night sky, so I should know more about that. I don't though...(that seemed like a waste of typing time)
DTS: You got that all wrong pal, it's you crazy USA'ers that call University 'college'....=D
Weekend now, no college for two days...time for a nice long sleep. Oh, and homework...
Listening to: Long Walk Home by Bruce Springsteen
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Fri Sep 5 '08 10:49:49 am
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wolf2
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...Hey ,I just did this crazy post office thing to my computer ,Joe yeah at the postoffice couple years ago they had the disc,s to load internet now it has this setup wizard that pops up everytime you start your computer up to hook it up right man and you cant get rid of it thats what buddy told me at the post oficce it stays until the computer dies I did that not even to hook up to that internet supplier just for the immage and the H computer class you get from the wizard screen forgot all bout it deleted the icons deleted the whole thing that setup wizrd well larry was right you cant get rid of it and i suppose it,s doing it,s job it,s suppose to make your computer last longer he said so go figure all that work then remeber thats the h class for compuetrs from the postoffice later wolf2.
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Fri Sep 5 '08 1:02:16 pm
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guitaristz
Canada
Plays: Guitar (23 years)
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WHEN YOU COME TO CALGARY, PLEASE DO A CLINIC OR SOMETHING AT AXEMUSIC!!!!!!
I, and a whole lot of other dedicated guitar players would really really LOVE it if you could just do a clinic at the biggest music store in town. That store is hosting michael angelo battio, and tons of other famous acts, and yeah, you should really go.
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Fri Sep 5 '08 5:49:56 pm
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Zenfish
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Finally saw the last Burton, the musical movie Sweeney Todd.
Dark image, luminous music, tragic story, comic dynamism... well.. Ironic.
Simply marvelous.
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Other subject : home studio. How many does your home studio cost?
Mine is a very basic one : an iMac, a free sequencer, a mastering software, an analogic tascam MKII, & two mikes: a shure SM57 & an Apex 180. Not an arm & a leg..
The Jeremy Kipnis one costs... 6 millions$.. ouch.
Still thinking we are equal?
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Igneous : medecine is a long & very hard way. You have to be very determined.
Speaking & writing several languages can open opportunities onto the employement's market, if you control them perfectly.. but if you don't work grammar, i don't see how you could propose a deep control of the language onto the market, & without this control, i don't see how you'll be able to catch the serious jobs... because lot of others peeps get this control, & will pass before you.
If your control is lacking, languages just can help you to travel, & work with the foreigners in your country, or in others countries, but language won't be your job.
Babbling is a thing.. working an another one.
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