burly
Steve Johnson
Pocahontas, Arkansas
U.S.
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Greatest guitarist..?...Satch?? Vai?? Hell no.!.. Larry Bill and his Tele Belly You forgot about him.
No I'm kidding but Larry Bill runs them a close 3rd.
Poking around on Sammy Hagar's site, noticd again his links and Van Halen was listed. The Van Halen site (which I only visited because I was curious about Sammy's site being listed.)...NOT...Just goes to show you who is the stand up guy...I see Eddie does have signature striped sneakers available...I'll shut up now before I begin to curse.
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Fri Sep 11 '09 7:51:02 pm
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Peace Lily
Debora Aylett
Irrigon, Oregon
United states
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Burly - that Larry Bill is sure an interesting fella , all that talent and a chick magnet too . And he likes to teach and share his skill. Good of him to get Brad Paisley all lined out out there. Wait that was a different clip. OH well ya can never get too much ...Larry Bill?
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Fri Sep 11 '09 9:31:22 pm
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Peace Lily
Debora Aylett
Irrigon, Oregon
United states
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Just got done watching "Made Of Tears" (from the Live 2006) for the umpteenth time . Such a powerful performance. I can never understand how some people can say that Joe has no SOUL, or Emotion in his playing .( not anyone on the forum) I don't think they ever took the time to listen......... or watch him play.
I wonder why "live" clips of Psycho Monkey can't be found. Not played at the shows? I would love to see that one played live.
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Fri Sep 11 '09 10:43:38 pm
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Skippygirl
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castle49 - oh dear, sorry to hear about the work situation. It looked like curtains for building and architectural here as well, but the Federal govt launched an infrastructure program to prop up the economy and it was for new schools mostly, and our local friends in that industry have had work non-stop on new school projects. It saved their bacon.
Hope something similar can happen for you, and provide some demand until the 'real" economy gets going again.
Lovely place Canada btw, had a fantastic 4 weeks there once, backpacking in BC and Alberta.
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Fri Sep 11 '09 11:02:05 pm
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turbo236
Ian Wise
Nampa, ID
USA
Plays: Guitar (19 years)
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Peace Lily: How about a live version of Psycho Monkey that you can watch?!
Joe live in Anaheim 2005 Webcast
That link should hopefully open the movie up for you, as long as you have quicktime. If it doesn't work you can go to Foreverjoe.com, click on the media tab, and there are lots of vids to chose from, the Anaheim webcast being one. Psycho Monkey is on there, an absolutely jaw dropping version of Hordes of Locusts, Up in the Sky, Hands in the Air, Is There Love in Space?, Strange, Bamboo, Lords of Karma.... Lots of stuff you don't see Joe play every day!
I really wish that one would have been available on DVD! Joe was on fire that night and I think a few peeps from here were there to see it.. I wish I could just figure out how to record the audio from the webcast so I could listen to it in my car and on my ipod thingy...
Anyway, I hope those links work and I hope that's what you're lookin for!! Enjoy!
EDIT: Depending on your browser type, you may just want to right click on the link to the webcast, click on properties and copy and paste the URL into the "Open URL" open in quicktime and have QT open it directly so that you can change the size of the player rather than the vid just opening in a new browser window/tab.
Listening to: Axeshredder's KOTB's Jam
Axeshredderjc: This kicks Axe!! Ha! --Any way you can make that downloadable? I'd enjoy rocking out to that while I'm away from the computer as well. I DL'ed your cover of Flying in a Blue Dream a couple years ago and it had been in my car ever since!
Don't get me started on GC's methods.. I can't stand the GC here in Boise anymore. I do business with a little mom and pop guitar store downtown or over the internet, even if I have to pay more.
Ian
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Sat Sep 12 '09 12:01:17 am
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castle49
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Michelle - CA and in a city where police don't come to your house over a little smoke. Santa Barbara.
Skippy - We specialize in rehabilitating schools and do lots of work at community colleges. Money from the state has just frozen up. The competition is incredibly fierce.
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Sat Sep 12 '09 4:33:48 am
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.....Top ,of the morning to you!.I just got home from work ! lumberjack seen been rideing the t,nt spent some money on fuel and oil made it again this morning hey filled up the bike with fuel oil mix filled up the injection tank first customer second customer filled up my 10 liter can i used fora ride stop in betwen my oil and have 20 bucks,made it again I spent this morning been working since 5.12 am just finished 2nd custome around 8.20 this morning more coffee oh I know you love my T`NT babe ! later wolf2.
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Sat Sep 12 '09 5:58:05 am
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roo
Andrew Longhorn
iphone app: RooSatch
Australia
Plays: Guitar (34 years)
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peace lily: I'm with you on that. I experienced it again today, I had my car jukebox on random again. (3000 songs) and would hear heaps of different stuff, but so many were just "music" - nice to listen to, but I couldn't "float" with it. But there are so many cool songs, ones that really take you somewhere or wrap you up or turn you inside, smack you around, etc. And for me they are diverse.
I like stuff by the beatles, muse, metallica, gorillaz, eric clapton, and so many songs from many different artists I don't know the names of. But it strikes me that there's only a few artists that seem to take me on journeys every time I listen.
Roo
Posted using Talk2Joe - one of Roo's iPhone apps
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Sat Sep 12 '09 7:17:24 am
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axeshredderjc
Joe Axeshredder
Long Island, NY
United States
Plays: Guitar (45 years)
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turbo236- Thanks for the "Boost"..lol
Really you made my day. To download...just rest mouse over link, right click, save target as...or send me your email and ill send it. Thanks for appreciating my FIABD cover!
KOTB Store Final Axeshredder
I recieved an email from the winner, he checked out my site and left me a nice comment...and request to have some beer/guitar talk.....im always up for that! The contest is one thing...new friends are another...so the results are in ...and its a win, lose, win, win,win....=)
Yeah dont get me started on GC...i want that marshall haze amp i was playing through and alot of gear to trade...my last attempt was an insult to say the least..anyone interested in some awesome guitar gear at half original prices..contact me...lots of pedals that joe uses or used....not actually..lol
Listening first Song of the Day - The Future iin the Past - Studio....very loud!
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Jose Martinez
El Paso - Juarez, TX - Chih
US - Mexico
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Haha! That would be interesting!
Thanks Turbo236 for posting that website, looks of cool stuff, I wasn't aware of its existence.
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Sat Sep 12 '09 9:30:47 am
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Don1963
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castle: hell right now i'd be happy to take %80. of course if i were in your shoes i'd probably be a little pissed. bosses never take the hit, they cut and cut and keep living large right up until the company goes under, then they walk away with whatever they could keep their hands on.
minimoog; lot a players out there who can shred and are incredibly fast. still rather have someone who plays with feeling than someone who can "shred". as for the concert experience here in the states, you do get the pushers and such at a lot of the shows. it probably is because of the intensely competitive nature of most of the population of this country! i'd love to just dissapear somewhere where the nearest person is miles and miles away!
Hey axe; just telling it like it is. you got talent so i say use it. i wish i could make a living with music but just ain't got the chops. yeah ego's suck big time, one of the worst traits of the human condition.
WEED, like it or not at least it's all natural lol!
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Sat Sep 12 '09 9:43:47 am
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Peace Lily
Debora Aylett
Irrigon, Oregon
United states
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Turbo236- looking foreword to watching those links. Thank You. I do have (have had for a while) some issues with my Quicktime so I need to address that first.
Zenfish and the other creators of T2JSinfonie- Great work. Lots of creative energy there.
Roo-Yeah ...thats what certain songs do for me , Really love that "smack you around" analogy. *(as pertaining to what a song can do to a person)
Michelle -thanks for the link ,great example of Joe's love for humanity. Gave 'Ten Words' a listen yesterday . Parts of that song make me tear up. Alot to contemplate in that song.
Cappy Steve- G-3 LOL!!!!!! Now, I have t know who Burt Weedon is.
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