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Andrew Longhorn
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Australia
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JOE! I DO NOT BELIEVE IT!
I was in Sanfran in October as you know. I was looking at getting an additional guitar with the thought I could get it painted white and ask if I could leave it with you to doodle all over it when you had time in the studio, and then seal it to keep. I thought a white guitar with black satch sketches would look awesome...
AND WHAT DID I SEE ON THE CHICKENFOOT VID!
Man, that is very cool. A WHITE DOG! .... When is Ibanez gonna put that into production! I want #1 from the limited editions please... :)
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Mon Mar 23 '09 6:04:53 am
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cheese101
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Roo...did you ever see pics of the guitar Joe did for the Dimebag tribute? It was a white guitar with black drawings all over it. I think they auctioned off those guitars eventually, but I'm not 100% certain on that. It's a one-of-a-kind.
Slan...I may never pee at a concert again, thanx....lol!
Plus, as chelle said, the line to the girls bathroom is gonna get lots longer now, dammit. Joe...didya think of that when u decided to do Chickenfoot? Didn't that factor in at ALLLL???
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Mon Mar 23 '09 6:09:05 am
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Andrew Longhorn
iphone app: RooSatch
Australia
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HAHAHA - yes it was left with some knights, but they kept asking for more shrubberies and changing their names......
No I didn't see that white guitar before. Or maybe I did and didn't remember it, but thought I had thought it up.... Oh no....
I'd better do some research....
I love my Crystal Planet - fantastic fun the play and damn heavy.
My granddad would be proud, it was always the heavy things that were good value and well built as far as he was concerned.
Roo
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Mon Mar 23 '09 6:18:39 am
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McDave
Cook, MN
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DoTheStu...I think the problem is our $10 a month NetZero service. I can watch some YouTube stuff if I wait the half an hour it takes to play. Then I just replay it but have a lousy image. A lot won't play at all. And music? Forget it. Streaming music just stutters and then just quits altogether. I don't know what you mean as far as bandwidth etc...I'm just an Irish workgrunt with passable computer knowledge.
burly....I agree with you on the Trem issue. I damn near pulled my hair out trying to figure mine out. Still do occasionally. But it's worth it..
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Mon Mar 23 '09 6:35:54 am
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Guitarvibes
Frits The T2J heretic.
The Netherlands
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Chickenfoot is playing a indoor venue (Waerdse Tempel, capacity 2500) only 45 mins from Amsterdam on June 26th. Presales this Saturday! Yeah!!!!!!!!
They will do the Bospop festival in NL on July 12th, Paul Gilbert will play there too.
Dunno other CF EU dates (yet).
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Mon Mar 23 '09 9:47:20 am
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Alan McKenna
Dublin
Ireland
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yeah i got an email from fritz??
who's fritz? there was a chickenfoot psoter about them playing near amsterdam or something 4 days after my bday! whats goin on here!
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Mon Mar 23 '09 10:27:53 am
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Igneousiceman
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Is it just me, or does Joe's playing sound slightly different on Down the Drain? It seems somehow, different, to normal. Perhaps it's the fact that he's 'constrained' slightly by Sammy, and so has to restrict what he does. Certainly makes what he does play count though...:)
Listening to: Happier Times by Joe Bonamassa
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Mon Mar 23 '09 10:37:05 am
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Alan McKenna
Dublin
Ireland
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Oh yeah u changed ur name, i see i see
yeah i don't expect an Irish date, Uk most definitly, but amsterdamn would be more fun... if you know what i mean
Dam
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Mon Mar 23 '09 10:39:37 am
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Michelle:
It is strange how things like that happen....Even wierder--I just joined facebook & the first person that came up on "people you may know" was another "Michelle" eeeek! ..I can't seem to get away from that name...lol..
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Mon Mar 23 '09 10:45:49 am
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Randell Mulligan
Dublin, CA
USA
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Burly: I have NEVER read a more awkward description of changing strings on a trem in my life. When removing the strings unlock the lock, detune from the smallest to biggest to not snap any strings, remove them all, repalce from biggest to smallest adding some tention with each string, once locked down into the trem unit tune to pitch(even if you use a alternative tunning) watching to see if the tension returns the trem to flat, then lock down the strings after streaching them lightly, retune to pitch, then lock down the string locks. Fine tune to pitch one last time with the fine tuners. Should take a half hour tops. Works every time. It is not important to repalce one string at a time and retune to pitch each string! Some use this to keep the trem from breaking strings. Ask your self.....how do they replace a trem with out removing all the strings at once? Was I any help?
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....hey ,Im doing good real good.Yeah man like my weightlifting is me trying to restore myself back too excellent weightlifter health hey bro.Like trying to match it the exact same as when I was 18 year,s old today we youuuuuu! bonus day brotheryeah, like you keep changing your build your physic theirfore your brain keep,s changing you have to find your steady the part that match at the younger age at perfect in your brain today it is!. so Now we should within about 8 days or 2 and a half too 3 week,s feel the grip from the new weider,s their are identical well their weider plates made in Canada except these ones are vinyl coated like cement filled intsead of cast iron,dont know exactly what the new grip will feel like or the hold or how long but I do know with these weight I have to do 3 extra workout items and add the york 2001 where as with my original cast iron set weider plates one workout item for full physic of mind body anyways just going too brew up a light instant coffe and have a cigarette later wolf2.
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Mon Mar 23 '09 12:56:24 pm
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Igneousiceman
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Scubadaz: I remember going to watch some Mini racing there a long time ago, that was great seeing those little beasts zooming around. Bet the 'thud' is often followed by an 'oh bugger' from someone...:)
Listening to: For the Love of God by Steve Vai
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Mon Mar 23 '09 1:38:20 pm
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Igneousiceman
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scuba: haha...I can imagine. We had an Escort RS2000 for a while a year or two ago, damn nice cars those. Would be convenient if F1 went to Oulton in the future wouldn't it?
Listening to: Machine Gun by Hendrix
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wolf2
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igh`s bigh`s the good old no 7, hey did I tell you about the liquor store manager a few year,s ago i go in looking at jack daniel,s old no7 right i buy some he said you know something man i will guarantee this old no 7 theirs absolutely nothing wrong with you you just need your jd old no 7 it,s guaranteed he said when you hear abottle in 3-5 dats your old no 7 perfectly back normal heard the bottle 4 days ago later wolf2..
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