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marktaylor

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Joe sorry it's early but happy birthday for tomorrow - what are jeff, galen and stu doing whilst your with chickenfoot!!...
Tue Jul 14 '09 11:49:07 am Set this message as last read

Two Shay

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They're starting a new band called Chickenbeak.
Tue Jul 14 '09 12:34:44 pm Set this message as last read

Pip55
Phil W...
... from South West UK
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Happy Birthday Joe

I know it's a little early for my time zone but I don't want to be late!

Tue Jul 14 '09 12:52:36 pm Set this message as last read

Do The Stu
Austin Lewis, III
Costa Mesa, CA
United States
Plays: Bass (25 years)
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Chad and Joe are crazy, in three parts:

http://www.faceculture.com/artist.php?id=742

If you dig around that site, you'll also find a nice interview with Mike Portnoy of Dream Theater.

And "Toofonky" from the Chickenfoot site posted some photos on his Flickr page that I thought were pretty cool. There are some of Jeff Beck there as well.


satrinicious - Sorry to hear you didn't know about the cancellation until too late. The band will be back, hopefully sooner rather than later...trust me when I say they'll be worth the wait.
burly - I'd love to hear Chickenfoot with two distinct guitar parts (like in Walk This Way by Aerosmith)...that's probably at the top of my wish list.
BigBunny - Hey, you! :-)
cheese101 - Yeah, isn't the world just wonderful? It bugs me, but I think the parents actualy have a case because there weren't cones next to the open sewer. But I think even if they had been there, she wouldn't've seen them and would've still fallen in.

Was the Joe lesson you won for Chris a public auction? If so, can I ask what your winning bid was? I'm just curious (and of course if it was silent then it's none of my businesss).

I went to the benefit gig Joe and Steve Vai did for Cliff Cultreri in 2006, and they gave away a lot of autographed guitars. I was surprised at just how much some of the autographed generic guitars went for (more than signature models autographed by Joe or Steve, each also with a private lesson).


Pip Satrini - You've been a bit quiet lately...everything OK? How's life treating you?
Listening to: Rush - Signals (current song: The Weapon)

...Austin...

Tue Jul 14 '09 1:08:42 pm Set this message as last read

burly
Steve Johnson
Pocahontas, Arkansas
U.S.
Plays: Guitar (47 years)
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Joe- Happy birthday for tomorrow!! My grandson turned 3 yesterday. His favorites on the foot album are OH Yeah, Bitten by the Wolf and he loves the opening to Down the Drain when Sammy is talking to you. He says "That's Joe" The boy has been bitten by the musical bug.

Trying to talk the wife into an Atlanta trip next month to see the show with the backstage experience. I think it's working. All I have to do is promise to get her there early enough to hit a big mall.

Tue Jul 14 '09 1:09:14 pm Set this message as last read

Pip55
Phil W...
... from South West UK
Pip55 on twitter
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Time to play catch up... it's been an odd week or two....

Have you all seen this one (I'll probably bump into this as I go through the posts in a mo....)?

Chadster sings

All this injury stuff reminds me of when Jeff Cappucino hurt his leg during the 06 tour... playing football with the kids. Is that right, or is my memory shot - again!?


Burly & Michelle - thanks for all the Danica Patrick adverts. Those mobile phone ones are bad... as in bad, not good bad. I hope she realises that. Funny

Cheese - it doesn't look like my second Chickenfix is going to happen, bar some minor miracle. Fooey!! Otherwise, I'd gladly hold the line with you all. Take some nice piccies and say Hi to the guys for me if you see them please? That's probably as close as I'm going to get

Do The Stu - I was looking at a world map in the week... and whilst thinking about the next global T2J gig, I noticed how central a venue the UK (& Ireland) is... so I guess everyone should come here : )

The nobody in the group shot is nestled perfectly on top of those guys. Wierd! Have you uploaded Cop Chic yet?

Skippygirl - how ya doin? Yes, I have some shiny pantenne sidies goin on - are they showing up in the Chickenfoot pics somehow?

Melbourne to Tahoe 24hrs? My flight from LA to Sydney was only 14... you must be going the wrong way round : )

Thanks for the link to my beer clip - I lurves you for that

Burly - it seems like my fat g strings comment pales in significance when there's a big male???? cameltoe goin on. Yikes....

Michelle - male camel toe........ NOOOOOOOOOOoooooooooooooooooo! Thanks for describing that in painful detail. LMAO. I'm gonna have to go look at the picture of the texting cat to cleanse myself

Igneousiceman - have you recovered from the shock of what the saddle is doing to your manliness? Enjoying the tour? So is it cornwall or devon you ended up in? Either way, you passed me probably, and the pint I was holding for ya

Axeshredder - thanks for all the cool links. LMAO at Big Bad Wah phone

Scubadaz - cool news about the work. That's great. Any more news on if it's looking like a long term thing? Thanks for the kind comment about my video

Don1963 - your new DVD sounds awesome. How do we all get a copy? ; )

Roo - congrats on the T2J iphone app. Dropped you a quick mail. I know it's slightly tarded, but the principle is genuine

Tue Jul 14 '09 1:40:29 pm Set this message as last read

Pip55
Phil W...
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Do The Stu - thanks for asking. Just overly tired and way too busy mainly. Nothing really up, for which I am very grateful

AWESOME find on those faceculture videos. I must find a way of downloading those

"What's your favourite van halen period?"

Chad - "When David Lee Roth had a very heavy menstrual cycle"

More Chad... "That's a very original question.... rather like your moustache"

LMAO and that's only the first few minutes of the first video. Thanks for sharing

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Tue Jul 14 '09 1:56:25 pm Set this message as last read

cheese101

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well true, the amount this will likely go for is way beyond what someone would pay for a hometown lesson....so it's certainly understandable that most people can't or won't be able to afford it. Just FYI for those that might be interested.

As an example, when we saw Joe at Guitar Center last April when PSATMOR came out, we let him know I had won the auction and Chris would be doing the lesson. He thought it was great but was surprised at how low I got it for. He shared with us that he'd also recently given two other lessons at auction for a local Bay Area school....and that EACH lesson in those two auctions went for $20,000....did I say EACH!!!!

So to answer your question Austin, it was public knowledge at the time since it was an ebay auction....I paid $2625 for ours. Yes....a lot of money absolutely and I've still got a "For Sale" sign on Chrispie to help pay for it, LOL!!! But....it was truly priceless and something Chris secretly longed for, the opportunity to sit down with Joe and him on guitar...but never, EVER thought he'd get to do such a thing. As the auction came to a close, and with me having put in my max bid of $3000, I sat there refreshing my ebay page, convinced I was about to watch it fly upwards in price way beyond my bid.....but it never did :)))))

AND....it was a tax write-off, just so's u all know...charitable contribution :)

So if anyone is at all interested....it goes to a good charity, one Joe obviously supports...and is truly priceless. But only if you have the monies for it, to be sure!

Tue Jul 14 '09 2:28:59 pm Set this message as last read

Pip55
Phil W...
... from South West UK
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Scuba - that's cool, especially as it's Tesco as normally when you're in, you're in. Will you be able to fight the GAS though?

edited to say I remember that auction and I know Cheesey had to make a huge effort to get that for Chrispie. I thought it was SO cool when she told me. It was fantastic that someone from the board got it

Nice one Cheese - how much is rental of a Chrispie and does he do menial tasks? lol

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Tue Jul 14 '09 2:32:36 pm Set this message as last read

cosmic_ape
Aron Ortega
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McKenna you are a whore, I knew it all along ;)


Tue Jul 14 '09 3:01:51 pm Set this message as last read

punkdude75
Miguel Chavez
Chi-town, Illinois
USA
Plays: Guitar (36 years)
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Austin great video, I have a question for you guys: Do you think Joe is going to hire Chad Smith to be a part of his live band or maybe record an album with his drumming skills?. that would be great, although I think Jeff Campi. is an excellent drummer...
Tue Jul 14 '09 3:10:26 pm Set this message as last read

wolf2

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..... hello, hey joe today was my canadian mental health association meeting.We had absolutley nothing to do! ,so I said I need a new air filter for mt t`nt right had the filetr cage out the screen that goe,s in the filetr a spare one I said we can go up north to canadian tire and see if in all them dirtbike airfiletr we find one that fit,s this cage so he said sure went up their look though them their was one for a brand new ktm made in austria it matched an ignition raceing dyno tested for 2 more horspower made by no toil ,pre oiled by them with a no toil servicine ing sticker 17.99 came home with him here took out the uni filetr installed the brand new ignition raceing dyno tested fired it up first kick 1975 250 t`nt can-am tried it around my back yard hey it,s like a brand new bike now after he left went for a nice ride for an hour and 15 minute,s primo hey bought some aluminum flatbar to make ahanger for my pipe same place canadian tire another exaust spring for the husky their,s only one on it and two spring,s new one,s for the formula mx for this winter no shit that,s what we did for my cmha meeting wild hey bro? later wolf2.
Tue Jul 14 '09 3:25:48 pm Set this message as last read

Donkey Hotay

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Zen, so happy you had a chance to see one of the (and one of your) godz....
Tue Jul 14 '09 3:31:12 pm Set this message as last read

death cube k

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zenfish did you see Mr Beck.. it changed my life when i saw him
Tue Jul 14 '09 3:32:51 pm Set this message as last read

michelle

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Cappy, that was a nice little poem to sent me off to work with this morning. LOL!

burly, It's true

BigB, just say no to oysters of any kind. ack!! Poor James.

Do The Burgers, take notice that after the first video Joe is half cut off. lol! It looks like they would have rather been anywhere else but in that interview. lol!

Al, make Joe a ham samish!

Pip, the kitty can't help you now. That visual is already there! lmao!!

mmmm, confettied tequila.....

Now...back to Bob.



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Tue Jul 14 '09 4:11:10 pm Set this message as last read

diskobolos
nikola bosanac
nova gradiska, slavonija
croatia
Plays: Guitar (19 years)
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JOe, man, happy birthday, keep on rockin', wish you all the best and lots of good jams and concerts, cheers from croatia
Tue Jul 14 '09 4:35:31 pm Set this message as last read

Blue_Moon
Alan McKenna
Dublin
Ireland
Plays: Guitar (23 years)
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Happy Bday Joseph, its passed 12am here so its the 15th, Have fun oldie

although your skin does look lovely
Tue Jul 14 '09 4:52:40 pm Set this message as last read

shorty11
mike mason
atlanta, ga
usa
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hey joe my name is mike mason. me and my deceased fiance were at your show on october 28th 2008 in atlanta. we met you at the meet and greet that she bought tickets for me and my 2 friends we were the ones that said rock on and I was wearing chicago bears attire and she was 2. I was wondering if you could make a great song about SARAH ABIGAIL GORMAN something with the way you fingerpick and awesome like your music. you could call it gorman or abigail or just sarah. i introduced her and her whole family to your awesome music. she passed away march 28th in a fire in her moms house in acworth georgia where she was packing all her stuff cause we were to move in 3 days after her death. she was the shit you even gave her your pick at the end of your show.i have introduced you to at least 200 people about your awesome music. after she passed i lost my job 1 month later nobody said life was easy but what a test i reaalize you r very busy but it would be so cool if i could let them listen to a song made just for her from a great man like u. and my family thinks your the shit also and that means your aweomse i have been listening to you for at least 20 some plus years. your music is the best. i would like to give you my direct email address but i dont no if i should do this here. and you dont even have to name tihs song for her you could just sing something about her she loved your music i wish she could here more the best thing about your show in oct 08 was she was there seeing me at my happiest moment watching you we had the whole area in the front of the stage and i was the security guard teling people u cant stand here cause i was secuiuty for u you saw how much room we had to every body else. sarah made the most best memoriblia picture showcase of our autographs and shirts and hat and picks of us. your the best and i would love to here from you once again ROCK ON YOUR THE SHIT

MIKE MASON

Tue Jul 14 '09 5:08:12 pm Set this message as last read

Two Shay

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Monterrey Trace - If there were more mom's like you the world would be a happier place. A bit like my wife too. Special kids often need special mom's, and occasionally they get them. Hugs.
Tue Jul 14 '09 5:30:39 pm Set this message as last read

cheese101

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scubs, no probs here, I agree it's a hefty price :) I guess I figgered at the time you only go around once and definitely can't take it with you, even if u hafta scrounge around to find "it", lol!!

Pipster, awwwwww, that woulda been great if u coulda made ChickenAC or ChickenHOE...guess we'll hafta try again some day mebbe...but if Joe has his way with the rest of the guys, they'll be doing lots more tours of the UK, so u might not even need to leave home :)

As to the rental of a Chrispie, why yes, I believe he CAN do menial tasks, but he's also VERY talented at taking things apart!! =| So I'd suggest u hide yer guitar gear, cuz he'll either be playing with it, or "improving it", lol! As to the price...that's very negotiable. It sorta depends on my irritation factor...if I'm highly irritated, I'll pay U to take him. If all is tra-la, tra-la....then he goes fer a hefty price...so choose yer time wisely my son, LOL!!!

Cappy, thanks, that's sweet...but I dunno about the special mom part fer me....it's just always been me and chrisper-dawg, so u do what u gotta do. I have a friend at work who's son is also autistic, though it's a different form than what Chris has...and we often remark to each other how very "special" our guys are....said with crossed eyeballs and confused looks on our faces, LOL!!!

LOVE YA JOE!!! HOPE YOU'VE ALREADY STARTED THE PARTAY!!!

Just think, if Joe was on the other side of the world and then traveled around steadily, he could have several days of birthday, instead of just one...he should try that sometime!

Tue Jul 14 '09 6:05:49 pm Set this message as last read

michelle

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shorty11, so sorry for your loss.

T-Bones, yer *cross eyed - tongue out* special too, and don't you forget it! lmao!! That's why yer so damn lovable! lol!

Tue Jul 14 '09 6:20:12 pm Set this message as last read

Do The Stu
Austin Lewis, III
Costa Mesa, CA
United States
Plays: Bass (25 years)
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Some bad Aerosmith news to report...

Bassist Tom Hamilton's throat cancer has returned, so he'll be sitting out the rest of the tour.

The band has cancelled its last few shows because Steven Tyler hurt his leg, and rhythm guitarist Brad Whitford had already been out for a few weeks (recovering from another injury). But those two guys are OK now, I've heard, and Wednesday's show will go on.

David Hull (Joe Perry Project bassist and longtime friend of the band) will be filling in for Tom, just as he did on the 2006 tour when Tom's cancer was first diagnosed. It was thought at the time that he made a full recovery, but it's come back.

I don't know of many people who cite him as an influence, but Tom is the reason I wanted to pick up the bass guitar. His playing isn't flashy, but there's something about how he approaches his parts more like a rhythm guitar than a bass that I really like.

Listening to: Aerosmith - Kings And Queens

...Austin...

Tue Jul 14 '09 6:23:28 pm Set this message as last read

lmjc
Luis Manuel
Jaén
Spain
Plays: Guitar (16 years)
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Happy BIrthday Joe

Froma a Spain fan

Tue Jul 14 '09 6:51:45 pm Set this message as last read

axeshredderjc
Joe Axeshredder
Long Island, NY
United States
Plays: Guitar (45 years)
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hey Joe.. Happy Birthday! ...you couldnt pay me to sing it to you. But i bet no one will play it for you..especially on a guitar!!!..lol

Tue Jul 14 '09 7:34:32 pm Set this message as last read

Skippygirl

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Happy Birthday Joe! A bit of blue would be great if you can in a few days. Enjoy the rest before the (2nd) US tour.

Pipster - how about ChickenMelb????? i would not recommend ChickenCork :0)

On another topic - Pink was an awesome show last night. Special treat was Evermore as support - I didn't realise how good they were they all change around who's playing drums and keyboards and take turns, very cool.

Pink opened with Highway to Hell which rocked and did a solid 2 hours of her stuff, but specially good Bohemian Rhapsody and a Led Zeppelin song I can't for the life of me think of the name of, and all the trapeze and circus tricks, amazing to do a trapeze routine whilst singing a whole song without any problem with the quality of her voice. She also had 2 female guitar players and the lead guitar Justin was good - did a lot of shredding solos including the Led Zep song.

First concert for my girls they were agog and screaming through most of it - best bit was I was showing them the Bohemian Rhapsody clip from Wayn'e World on YT a week ago so last night we were all head-banging duirng Pink's rendition.

Tue Jul 14 '09 7:54:02 pm Set this message as last read
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