trollgarden
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So am I the only person who finds it funny that this site has more than 100,000 members, but a troll is able to come here and take the username "JSatrian" because, well, no one else thought it was one worth having? ;-)
"You might be a big fish in a little pond, doesn't mean you've won cuz along will come a bigger one...and you'll be Lost"
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Thu Feb 26 '09 7:22:14 am
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slanshroom
roy marchbank
Scotland, Barcelona
Spain
Plays: Guitar (51 years)
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Cube:ok n cool new track, loooove the new solo tone tis wicked
JSatrian:Yer in the wrong building---- the nuthouse is thataway>
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Thu Feb 26 '09 7:25:55 am
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Zenfish
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Not talking about technical creativity, but technics... I always thought that the technical ability was more a question of work & obstinacy than anything else.
But composition is a question of creative imagination. Back to the ground, with what you get inside you, naked.
Lot of guitar players wear technics as people wear clothes. You love some clothes, hate some others.. but what does happen when the clothes fall.. nothing at all.
Cube : cool cover.
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Thu Feb 26 '09 7:45:00 am
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hybes
Mark Hybers
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JSatrian - You know what I find funnier than you coming on to Joe's site and finding that user name? I find it funnier that you even take time out of your extremely busy life to bother coming in to this site at all. If you're following such a "big fish" why bring yourself down to this little pond?
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Thu Feb 26 '09 8:09:03 am
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cosmic_ape
Aron Ortega
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skippygirl, living in hollywood is kind of chaotic... yes, you bump into famous people from time to time, but I am not star struck so I never make a big deal out of it... There's a lot of crazy people here, but most of them are harmless... It is loud, but not louder than the average college apartment...
I live here because my school is just two blocks away... I will definitely move out somewhere quieter once I'm done... Also, I don't care about the nightlife and I don't go to clubs unless somebody I know is performing...
I'm here for the music and nothing else
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Thu Feb 26 '09 8:21:23 am
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aussiefudd
Big Bad Wah-bit swayer
New Lambton, NSW
Australia
Plays: Guitar (39 years)
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JSatrian - Viva La F@#k off, you dumb meaningless twat.
You have less intelligence than the shit stains in your undies".
Yeah I know, don't feed the trolls. But this one could be fun......
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Thu Feb 26 '09 8:28:30 am
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Blue_Moon
Alan McKenna
Dublin
Ireland
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My bdays June 22nd roy, close enough i almost had the longest day of the year.. the 21st but i had to stay in there that little bit longer...
i got a roland ev-5 expression pedal today its amazing with the super shifter, its much superior to the whammy pedal and its half the size.. very cool indeed
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Thu Feb 26 '09 8:30:40 am
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hrblocked
Justin Gleeson
Seattle, WA
USA
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Hey thanks to whoever posted the link to the Porcupine Tree myspace page! I hadn't heard of them before, great original music! :)
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Thu Feb 26 '09 9:09:55 am
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Igneousiceman
Is Satchurated Vox JS-DS #009473
UK
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ferfuxache, trolls again. But wait, this one actually has a sense of humour!
My radio show was aired today, I caught a bit of it, and guess what came on? Summer song and Revelation (i know, thank me later). It was great to hear some proper music around college for a change. Not the usual...er, cow dung.
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Thu Feb 26 '09 9:46:45 am
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slanshroom
roy marchbank
Scotland, Barcelona
Spain
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Zen:were saying same thing again in diff ways but thought i,d throw the concept in of creative technique as well
The way i see it is hard work alone doesnt accommodate the pioneering work such as Frank Gambales economy picking, Stanley Jordans eight finger tapping etc imo is from the same place as composition even if the pendulum sways heavy towards satisfying the ego, i find that kind of vision worthy of applause because its given a quality to music that previously didnt exist
You dont need great technique t write great music infact y dont need t play an instrument at all if you can write & score for orchestra
Further thoughts....take away the solo instrument in any great classical work & it stands on its own.The great composers new this was of paramount importance
anyway time t feed the lil guy n work some more midi parts cya
Al:i always thought the 24th was midsummer :( oh well
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Thu Feb 26 '09 10:50:35 am
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wolf2
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...Hello my friend. hey I have this little problem ,and this is not nut`s either I need alot of money to build something special or Sylvester stallone could help me a bit But I know for sure Arnold swarznegger could!.You see joe no word of alie I am the strongest man in the world hey bro like so strong I cannot contract the aids virus and i measured at blowing off 23 head with my fist picking up a newspaper .YeAR`S` ` AGO MY FATHER HAD TO HAVE SPECIAL HOUSES MADE FROM SPECIAL MATERIAL,S because he was much stronger then the tree,s in the country and about 74x stonegr then the strongest canadaina steel it,s called omionhm where you stronger then the steel productions strongest steel it makes your brain go crystal clear hey bro my dad house where i use to vist after him and my mom seprated sold for 227 million about 24 years ago then he has a nother special one built in new castle same thing special materials so the weak things in the country like beicng stronger then the steel plant couldnt effect him special imported bricks hey bro that hous sold for 1.9 billion all i remeber is him going you see their boy im dead been dead for a few years your stronger then great canadian steel whic is not against the law but is a medical condition you need special bricks their boy he said anyways then you see little gangster you not as big as dad the boss living in 2 billion dollar special brick house mayeb arnold swarznegger can help you yep hes second kidd to you after me sylvester stallone is third my old man said you see when it happens maybe you can ask arnold if you can stay with him until the ohmiunhm goes away,you see annnhh! maybe you just down grade abit my dad said dont workout for a while relax stay below the steel plant like everyone else in the country if you can kidd if not special bricks anyways wild hey later wolf2.
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Thu Feb 26 '09 1:19:07 pm
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Do The Stu
Austin Lewis, III
Costa Mesa, CA
United States
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Everything in life can be related to The Simpsons, so...I'm tempted to sing the Just Don't Look song from the Attack of the 50-foot Eyesores segment in Treehouse of Horror VI, when the advertisements come to life and attack everyone.
It's a bit subtle, but I think you guys get me...
Satriella - "I wonder if JOE has his hands insured? "
I think a few years ago (Crystal Planet era, maybe?) Joe said he looked into it but it was so much of a hassle that he didn't bother...
death cube k - I'm glad I can say I've never heard the original Miley Cyrus song, but I like your recording.
cosmic_ape - Who are some of the famous people you've run into? I've met a lot of my favorite musicians and a few other celebrities, but I've never just ran into someone on the street out of the blue.
hrblocked - You're welcome! I'll take advantage of any opportunity I have to turn people on to Porcupine Tree. What are some of your favorite songs, initially?
Listening to: Paul Gilbert - Space Ship One (current song: Mr. Spock)
...Austin...
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Thu Feb 26 '09 1:23:42 pm
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GoldenGirl2
Millicent Moritz
Santa Clara, California
USA
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I've been following the Metallica "Comedy Show" chapters on YouTube. When their orignial guitarist was leaving and Kirk Hammett arrived, they got into this goofy dialog that I can only think of as The Metallica Comedy Show in chapters as short as 3 to 5 seconds. Those guys are so funny! Lars had this 3 word quip, "Rust in peace" which isn't that funny at face value, but the way he said it was funny.
Steve Vai has a humorous way of looking at things. He cracks me up! He even goofs on himself when he was a little kid. What a healthy way to look at life! Btw, Steve is giving an "Alien Guitar Secrets" class/workshop/conference in San Diego this weekend. Check it out on Vai.com!
Mr. McKenna--How are you and your guitars getting along? Have they continued to be flexible for ya? I can't imagine any guitar not bending to your touch! A real musician has a touch that tends to melt.....or soften the surface of any instrument he/she touches!
Michelle--You are THE MIGHTY ONE and you will win!!!! You don't have to take shit from anyone. Do things that you enjoy and search for that special job at your local library!
GoldenGirl2
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Thu Feb 26 '09 1:25:38 pm
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Skippygirl
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Cosmic Ape - I met Sidney Pointier in Hollywood once. Actually I met David Haselhoff in Las Vegas on the same trip too. He looked healthier then :0).
I gather you are studying music?
Do The Stu - I liked the Porc Tree too, thanks for that.
ibanez-god - wow Egypt sounds great, go for it if the body holds up.
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