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Jacob Stewart
Washington
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superdavemccarthy Don't tell ME to settle down when other people on this forum are getting just as excited as I am about bashing Bush and conservatives. I'm against talking politics in general. This is a JOE SATRIANI forum. Last time I checked Joe hasn't been talking politics. So if you want to talk about that stuff join a forum that is designated for that. There is NOHTING unreasonable about that.
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Thu Nov 6 '08 12:06:55 am
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roy marchbank
Scotland, Barcelona
Spain
Plays: Guitar (51 years)
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Austin-Jerry Goldsmith Alien soundtrack & Carl Stalling Warner Bro cartoons also... its depressing how well those guys score...back t the woodshed again for me
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Thu Nov 6 '08 12:37:53 am
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Kyman7RF
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Who are
These people
on Your
Website
first of all I would not pay you anything to teach me guitar lessons even though you are the best electric guitar composer, Period
these people talk about nothing
and certainly nothing else does matter for your wayward student half hammit
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Thu Nov 6 '08 12:40:43 am
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Do The Stu
Austin Lewis, III
Costa Mesa, CA
United States
Plays: Bass (25 years)
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Are any T2Jers going to the San Diego or Los Angeles gigs next week? I'm meeting up with a ton of people at the Reno and SF shows, but it looks like I'll be alone at these two...
Let me know...even if you're a lurker. ;-)
roo - I agree...Tears In Heaven has to be one of the saddest songs there is.
Listening to: Michael Hedges - Watching My Life Go By (current song: Watching My Life Go By)
...Austin...
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Thu Nov 6 '08 12:57:04 am
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tikimon
tampa, florida
usa
Plays: Guitar (56 years)
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maritime, nice list there.
on the sour note, it has been my sad experence that on forums and the internet in general that people will say the harshest of things because of the anonymity. we have all read about the cyber bullying stuff for kids. well adults do it too and you just saw it. let it go it was just cyber stupidity. on the political thing, sour grapes. approx. 3/4 of voting america voted for CHANGE. this was not for the far left or far right. this was not republican or demorcrat. it was moderate thinking americans and WE made a choice not to continue with policies and thinking process' that are obviously not working. none of us on here i suspect are making 250k a year, none of us here want to see any more american jobs go overseas while a huge company makes a tax break on it. none of us here are for a huge welfare state. being a vet doesn't make 1 person more capable than another. it does make him a person who has honorably served his country. what i just saw was the summer of love idea from 1967 just come to some fruition. FINALLY. the people have spoke and so let their will be done.
and for all the noobs that come on here and don't like the T2J forum..you have the freedom to leave so...please do with out being divisive.
BACK TO MUSIC. listening to zappa live in new york. and drinking some very good cafe con leche.
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Thu Nov 6 '08 5:04:26 am
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Two Shay
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Supper Dave - Sad to see you having to sell your gear but we do what we have to do to provide for the family. Good luck.
Seeing where you're from reminded me of some years ago when I was on hols in St Martin. My boy had been chatting to some Americans who were also on holiday, I ended up chatting with them myself and after a while was asked where I was from. I duly obliged and asked the same question back, whereupon my son piped up and said 'he's from Minute Soda'. Ah well, it was funny at the time!
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Thu Nov 6 '08 5:56:13 am
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Donkey Hotay
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Maritime,
Get your hands on the latest Dave Martone CD "Clean". Guests include Joe Satriani, Greg Howe, Billy Sheehan, Jennifer Batten and of course Danial Adair on pummeling dums as always.
In addition to Dave's usually quirky stuff, there is a cool slow tune kind of in an Eric Johnson/SRV East Wes Riviera Paradise style and a killer electric flamenco piece too. I will be posting a review of this baby when I get back from Mexico.....But in general, great album lots of different styles dynamics and sounds and great playing from Dave and all of the above.
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Thu Nov 6 '08 6:04:55 am
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McDave
Cook, MN
Plays: Guitar (40 years)
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Joe The Plumber....you can laugh, I think it's funny too. And actually, I grew up in Massachusetts. I've been up here in the north woods for 16 years. They can have that rat race on the east coast.
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Thu Nov 6 '08 6:26:35 am
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michelle
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tikimon, very nicely said!
roo, Tears in Heaven is very sad.
Then again, this is one of the saddest songs I know.
I have to hear that song every feckin day at work over the satilite radio they pipe in. lmao!!
Speaking of work, I'm reminded of this song. It was on rotation at work when my pop was diagnosed with colon/rectal cancer. Tears would just roll down my face when I'd hear it. That sucked.
And now back to happy music!
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Thu Nov 6 '08 7:29:00 am
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janene mcgrath
harker heights, texas
Plays: Other (48 years)
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Joe, Great snow last night you guys ROCKED !!!!!!!!!! I did get to rush the stage again for crowd chant and got to come home with 2 picks one from Stu and Mr West put one right in my hand, How sweet is that? Nexttime Jeff I,ll get that drum stick thank you guys for a great show. Hope the rest of the tour is as much FUN as you can handle. LOTS OF LOVE YOUR WAY GUYS, YOU ROCK JAN
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Thu Nov 6 '08 7:32:53 am
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Ileene Marcuse
Round Rock, Texas
USA
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Hi Joe just saw your show In Houston....My daughter and I were on the left side of the stage right up front... but not in front of you... I just wanted to let you know that "Always With me Always with you" is OUR song I used to dance her around the livingroom when she was little to it...( she's 27 now...) and we were in tears when you played it... THANKYOU!! Also it's our ringtone..so whenever I hear it I know it's my baby girl calling me ...you see we live in Different towns...so that's the real significance of the song to us... ALSO thank you for all the wonderful rock & roll too.... My daughter was blown away...I knew she would be...can't wait to see you again.
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Thu Nov 6 '08 8:30:56 am
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death cube k
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Chadley i saw the same show .. Al Petrelli busted his leg the night before here, .. they were great , its hard running around when you have a busted leg.. the light show was awesome , and the lighting rig was designed here
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Thu Nov 6 '08 8:40:12 am
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GoldenGirl2
Millicent Moritz
Santa Clara, California
USA
Plays: Guitar (15 years)
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Roo--I like "Tears in Heaven" too! An Eric Clapton classic.
Maritime, Michelle, Mikesb, Slanshroom, Tikimon, JS_JS, JS1200JS1000, and other kind people....
Thank you for your caring and encouragement. Thanks for teaching me what this forum is all about. The disciples of Joe Satriani embody the grace and love he generously provides to his following.
Some of Joe's heavenly songs are as follows:
LIGHTS OF HEAVEN
SECRET PRAYER
A TRAIN OF ANGELS
LOVE THING
ALWAYS WITH ME, ALWAYS WITH YOU (I perceive as a song of unity)
REVELATION
They are also my favorite Satch songs...I still have much to learn about the great man.
Have a great day :)
GG2
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Thu Nov 6 '08 8:46:43 am
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Donkey Hotay
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Cappy Joe the Plumber Steve, I was in St. Martin this past summer.
Did you stay on the Dutch (Maarten) side or the French side? These days things are complicated there with guilders, euros and the almighty American dollar and strange but true, prices were anywhere from 10 to 15% cheaper for almost everything on the Dutch side but the French, with their characteristic attitude, payed more to stay and shop on their own side LMAO.....
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Thu Nov 6 '08 9:11:02 am
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Igneousiceman
Is Satchurated Vox JS-DS #009473
UK
Plays: Guitar (18 years)
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maritime: Damm Right! Get bit of God Save The Queen. on and forget Presidents and the lik... =D
Super Dave: I'm not old enough to work, but that must really suck as you said to have to sell your gear. Best of luck...
It's know properly dark when I get off the bus at the end of the day, just what you need when you're tired, sleepy, drowsy etc. after a long day learning about...erm...stuff. I think we should go back to hibernating in winter....
Listening to: Day At The Beach by Joe
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