michelle
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ha! Guess you'll show him!
lmao!
Tkik, it's gonna be everywhere pretty soon! You best enjoy it while ya got it. Same with seafood.
mikesb, Mark also went for the "package deal". lmao!!
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Guitarvibes
Frits The T2J heretic.
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It's not about showing Joe anything, it's just about being disgusted (and artist credibility.)
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Sun May 23 '10 11:19:52 am
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Hootan
hootan alinaghi
Tehran, iran
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You Are The Best For Anytime And Anywhere.
you have best elegance in make music and choose effect guitar.
i wish that i could see you even just 1 time.
but iran very limited.
all iranian guitar players loves you.
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Sun May 23 '10 11:35:18 am
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michelle
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Mikesb, Bet he's gonna try and tell us good things come in small packages too. lol! I think small things come in small packages, but that's just me. lol! Hopefully things are going just swell now.
Joe Satriani is one of the most decent guys out there, and as an artist it really doesn't get much better than him. If yer gonna argue artist credibility, yer barking up the wrong tree.
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Sun May 23 '10 11:36:40 am
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Hootan
hootan alinaghi
Tehran, iran
Iran
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You Are The Best For Anytime And Anywhere.
you have best elegance in make music and choose effect guitar.
i wish that i could see you even just 1 time.
but iran very limited.
all iranian guitar players loves you.
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Sun May 23 '10 11:41:49 am
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Two Shay
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At the end of the day, and all things considered, cliches thrown out of the window, it's a game of two halfs (OK four quarters in the US), Joe is still just another one of millions of humans. He may well be supremely talented as a musician and an all round good guy to boot, but he still sits (or squats) down to crap like every other human. I keep hearing about what a wonderful person he is and how it is a dream come true to meet him but charging (and let's face it, Joe knows what the score is) what to me is an obscene amount of money for a meet somehow lessens him in my eyes.
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Sun May 23 '10 11:48:58 am
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wolf2
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...Yeah a starving artist!.The first thing you need to understand is their is musician and rocker lately joe,s been falling into the ROCKER category which is boneus wolf2.
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Sun May 23 '10 1:46:00 pm
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woodman300
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hey guitarvibes,
i think the price of the meet and greet is set so that there is a limited number af people. plain supply and demand. if they priced it lower, lots of people would buy the package and no one would be satisfied with the result. over the years they have probably kept track of how many people are wiling to pay for the privelige of meeting Joe and set the price so that they get a manageable number of guests. i don't think they are trying to take advantage. i suppose they could simply limit the nimber of guests to the meet and greet though, and charge less. but then people would complain they couldn't get a ticket. yo also have to keep in mind that when joe does these, he is willing to sign all your stuff which is pretty cool. a lot of other artists don't do that and some will only sign their own signature gear. that being said it is not cheap. i did it once at the live in anaheim show in 2006 and i thought it was worth the money. Joe was a very down to earth guy with a sense of humor and the guy running the meet and greet, john iverson was also really cool. i wish it could have been longer but it was still worth it. and he signed my daughter's acoustic guitar too.
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Sun May 23 '10 1:46:22 pm
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wolf2
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Fauckkkkkkkk !! some people`s kid`s!!.What the heck are you doing in their joe the basement spritual things ? or is that the new deffinition of the underworld?.Boreing here man relaxed all day nothing to do it,s more then apparent we had the 400wr out the husky according to my woman ! man ! now that thing makes you feel funny !.It is a 1975 400 wr husqvarna I bought it brand new from peterborough cycle salvage when they were the distrbutor at their original location it,s the head man engine i told you about before it works nice once and a while alittle old though just relaxing been eating all day few samdwichs chips coffe tea pop etc the works im full man to the brim anyways be back later wolf2.
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Sun May 23 '10 1:51:36 pm
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Two Shay
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Scooby Doo - I once lost three days at one of those simpler backstage malarkeys back then, no way can my old bod take the punishment I used to dish out to it in the name of having fun and partying. Having said that, I toured with a band in Sweden once posing as the official photographer, wowser what a blast!
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Sun May 23 '10 2:11:53 pm
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wolf2
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...Check this out man. Now I sort of lost one of my income`s agood one too.Normally man when I go grocery shopping I check the bulletin board.Their`s alway`s someone looking to hire someone for alittle while man for cash I would do 7-10 all of the jobs on the board amonth man.The store was an IGA grocery store but now all the IGA`S have Become FOODLAND store`s since it has become foodland their`s no more big huge bulletin board infact ,there isnt any man so im loosing 8-1200 .00 a month from labouering for people who look for worker`s on the board .This Is Serious Shit man Im just living solely off my dissabilty maybe 2-300 .00 extra amonth but brother I know what my money should be im about a g low this year not good hey .What to do ask if they will be getting abulleting board wait if they dont I have to hope people come here what,s the fouck the odd,s of that though what aprob hey man seriously 8-1200 .00 amonth im loosing need acigarette now later wolf2.
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Sun May 23 '10 2:42:42 pm
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dream3 - yes the Tigers were drubbed but we had our hopes up after nearly beating Hawthorn last week. Cool pre-match now for the Dream game ("your" game?) almost ilke the Olympic opening ceremony. I remember when there was just a small party of people walked onto the edge of the G and did the smoke ceremony and that was it.
Going to the MCG tonight actually for the Socceroos sendoff match to the World Cup, vs New Zealand. A shame Harry and Mark Schwarzer are out injured but still hope to see gorgeous Timmy Cahill run out.
roo - you going tonight?
As for the meet n greet tics, I didn't realise they cost so much. On the one hand Joe makes his living by entertaining so I think he should be able to charge to get to meet him, absolutely. From my point of view I would *gulp* have to think about paying for me and Mr Skippy, got the family to consider although I would dearly love to meet Joe and give him a hug.
In any case Jamie, when Joe comes back to Melbourne I'll join you in the line and we can keep each other company all day, then when the doors open I can hang onto your belt loops and hopefully get up the front left, first row.
Don - congrats! Sounds like a great win by Darlene, enjoy.
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Sun May 23 '10 3:35:24 pm
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michelle
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All in fun Marky Mark. We know yer...nuts. Hope yer doing well. Drop me an update email.
;-)
Woodman, you have a very good point. My beef is more with the way the seats are distributed. IMO, if yer the first to buy a full price ticket, you should get up front. I guess so many seats are reserved for press & family & friends, I dunno. It just really blows when you buy a ticket as soon as they go on sale and get a way back seat. This is JOE we're talking about here! lol! They eventually let some of the seats they don't need go, but then if you buy closer seats you have to sell the tix you already have. Been there, done that.
As for peeps who wanna spend major bucks to see the gear, have a q & a, meet Joe, get a pic with Joe, and get a t-shirt, laminate & poster - well, all that's not free! How much would it cost to hire Joe for an hour, plus get all that stuff?
Anyways...
time to eat :-)
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tikimon
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well i guess when it all comes down to it, joe is a great guitar player, just a human with great talent. all humans want to be successful and make money. he is doing both. sorry some may think of him as anything but a human. he is out to make great music and money for himself and his family and the employes he has and the record company..etc. you either will or won't spend the dollars. it is supposed tobe a small intimate occasion. you and maybe 20 others for about 1 to 2 hours. if that is too high a price i can cetainly understand that. however to cast aspersion due to a dollar factor just being small and selfish. you either are willing or you are not. market driven. just because i am a member of this forum is absolutly no reason to believe joe takes anything i have to say or any of any other person to heart that for that matter. jeesh some of you are so petty. why are you here. flame away small minded folks...flame away.
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Dream 3
jamie anderson
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Cappy - It is a bugger docs haven't suggested an Op as it's in a touchy spot but thems the breaks no point beating myself up over it.
Skippy - LOL left hand side Look for the mic and pedal board and run run run.
So how is everyone LOL good to see got the conversation rolling :)
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Sun May 23 '10 5:12:22 pm
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woodman300
Dave
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michelle,
i know what you mean about the seats. when i got the meet and greet it came with tickets. now there were only a dozen people who got the meet and greet and this venue was the grove in anaheim which is set-up with dinner tables in front. you actually go in and eat dinner before the first act. they had all of the meet and greet people at my table.the problem i had was the even though i had front row center tickets, the standing area was actually in front of us. unfortunately, the standing room was only one or two steps down from my level so when they stood in front of me, they were actually about the same height so my view was blocked. this was very disappointing but it is really the venue, not the performer's fault. when i figured the price, it wasn't too damn bad because i got my seat, my dinner and the meet and greet for about 200. now when i go to a show, since i want an unobstructed view, i try to get a seat that is front row balcony or front row of a section. it all depends on the venue, but most of the places that Joe plays are not huge so you still have a great view. i do wish it really was first come first served but i understand that the performer is going to reserve seats for guests at some shows. if you really want to see the best possible show the best way is to bite the bullet and spend the cash for scalped tickets up front. a friend of mine did that for a dream theater concert in NY and ended up all over that dvd they made. and just by chance, the guy he sat with in the front knew the drummer so they got backstage after the show. you almost can't put a price on that!
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