Hy Master Satriani

I like very much your new VOX Pedals.I play on it every day and the sound flay on into the Space very sweet.Your work is very great, thanks a lot Master Satriani.

But please watch out the new Video from ET-Green Man.I play on with a green JAM from Steve Vai.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=4JL4PJ81HRY

or search on: blaubär my life

Best wishes from Swiss

maritime........woo hoo thanks for posting those brilliant pics! Nice close ups too.....yummy. We went to amsterdam last April, liked it very much, do u have lots of snow?

Satriella, have been cracking up at yr funnies LOL

Interview..........My Ibanez JS guitars are simply the best guitars made for anyone who needs to play as much as I do. They are elegant and sexy, and they are the best tools to get the job done. They look cool and sound great and feel amazingly comfortable.

OR....1988 concert..it only takes a second to register, but worth it!

EDIT: sorry as far as I can tell it's audio only....but all those years ago!

The band and I did some live recording the other weekend. I am really bummed as I messed up coming back into the main melody of Summer Song. My GMP sits about a fret and a half more to the left then my Ibanez. I was pissed cause I played the rest of the song really well. Maybe next time. We should have some stuff up in the next couple months I'll keep ya'll posted.

ibanez-god - thanks for that, yes I've been trying to think about the next chord and where the fingers will be going. And also trying to work out the most economical way to change chords i.e. which fingers stay where they are or only move slightly so as to have a common finger or anchorage point.

So you guys had a bit of a problem with all that snow then?? lol!

LONDON (AP) -- Britain's capital cleared the soggy remnants of a paralyzing snowstorm as businesses on Tuesday counted the multibillion-pound (-dollar) cost.

An estimated 6 million people skipped work Monday when the largest snowstorm to hit London in 18 years stopped bus and subway services, grounded airliners and hobbled businesses.

The Federation of Small Businesses said the cost to Britain's economy through lost productivity could be as high as 3 billion pounds ($4.3 billion).

Transportation officials, business leaders and local authorities accused one another of failing to prepare for the long-predicted storm that crippled Britain's transport network by dropping more than four inches (10 centimeters) of snow in London overnight Sunday, and another four inches Monday.

"We can't change nature and if nature does this to us we have a problem," said John Ransford, chief executive of Britain's Local Government Association, which represents the small district and town councils largely responsible for keeping roads and sidewalks clear.

London Mayor Boris Johnson said many of the city's authorities simply didn't have enough snow plows to deal with the downfall. In the borough of Hammersmith and Fulham, the local authority said it had no plows and only two machines to salt roads.

Lawmakers who sit on London's assembly said they have called transport officials to a meeting at the capital's City Hall next week to explain whether more could have been done to prevent disruption.

"One of the world's biggest economies should not be grinding to a halt," said Stephen Alambritis of the Federation of Small Businesses.

Most airports, bus routes and subway lines in London were working as normal on Tuesday, but more than 1,000 British schools remained closed and thousands of workers were staying home for a second day.

The Association of British Insurers said that car accidents on Britain's icy highways surged on Monday, with claims for damage running 30 percent higher than usual.

Johnson, who commutes by bicycle, said even he'd suffered a wobble on the glassy stretches of roads around the capital.

In the southwestern city of Bristol, zookeepers said a group of lion-tailed macaque monkeys were spotted making and eating snowballs. Police in Wales scolded children after officers fielded double the usual number of complaint calls - most from adults complaining about young people hurling snowballs.

maritime, can you imagine the faces of some of the prudes when porn came on! It was prolly hilarious! Bitchin' pics of Joe from Am'dam!!

Al, Obama loves to throw snowballs at little kids. He's from Chicago, remember. lol!

Love all the snow pics. Nice to see it in other parts of the world...instead of my backyard all the time. lol!

Slan, what this shows you is that there are so many CORRUPT politicians that ALL of them should be audited, checked, then checked again - then throw the bad feckers out on their ass and be done with them! It's just sucks that they get away with stuff for so long. If it would be me or you, we'd be in the pen looking out! They somehow have little repercussion. Pay yer bill, pat on the ass, and have a good day. Feckin INjustice for ya.

Got the mp3 player blowing Metallica through my skull :- )

Crunchy...yet satisfying!

Ohhhhh, One Robot's Dream sounds killer! I'm not used to hearing my music this clearly. Headphones always makes a huge difference. Every time a Satch tune comes on I'm like...damn, this song sounds GREAT! lol! It sounds great in my car and house too, but when it's in yer ears - wooo-ha!

Hi Joe!!!!

Can't wait for Chickenfoot - when's the Melbourne gig scheduled for???????? P.S. how can I get C Joe???????? My fingers won't do it.

Joe:I take it you were using the old Neve desk from Air Montserrat? i heard ACDC,s Black Ice recently with Mike at the helm & the sound is astonishing

Joe: You know we all are just patiently waiting for Chickenfoot, you guys are gonna rock!

Please tell me your taking it global! Otherwise can you give me heaps of warning and I'll fly to the USA for your first gigs!

Hey Joe, how about these ideas for the title:

Chickenfoot - Year of the Ox.

What Recession?

Obamania

The Sky ain't Falling

Sgt Cluck and the Chickenfeet of Doom!

Um Joe, Chickenfoot might have a problem with copyright:

We can Fly

Hello World

The Second Coming

Curly - Hag - Mike - the Chad

Global Recession

Chickenfoot - We are NOT Chickenfoot!