Mystical Robot
Chip
USA
Plays: Guitar (17 years)
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Wow i have miss so much I've got it get back on here. I have so much to catch up. I forget the last time I was on here, but how is everybody? Well I just started up collage again woot!!! It going to be another great semester NOT!!!!
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Thu Jun 3 '10 4:43:46 pm
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cheese101
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Peace...Oh HELL YEAH we've seen that vid, and it's always worth watching again, LOL! LOVE IT!! Thanks :)
S'rainy and chilly here, highs in the upper 50's today....back east it's swamp ass in the 90's with high humidity...sorry chelle :(
Is it rainy in San Fran too? Foggy? It's all good though, especially since Joe is about to enter studio-land and bring us more goodies, lol!! Can't wait!
I wonder....if there'll be any vocals on the new Batch of Satch...harmonicas...strings...that monkey that plays the cymbals...we know there's gonna be keyboards, drums, bass...OH and some 6-string magic :) What up with the rest Joe? Any hints u can share yet?
Hi KtZa *waves* How are ya honey? Whatchoo been doing?
Skippy, if you do come to the states in January, will it be east or west coast or ?
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Thu Jun 3 '10 6:21:25 pm
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michelle
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Peas Lily, that's one of my most favorite tunes! It's from the DVD Changes. I HIGHLY recommend it! I saw them do it live twice. The first time the stack was blocking my view of one of the kits, but the second time, I was at the 50 yard line on level one looking straight on at the both of them going effin ape shit. The stage was in the middle of the venue, not end stage. Swear to Bob I thought I died & went to heaven! I was so feckin happy and gave Godsmack so much energy that by the time Metallica came on I was so blown away I had to muster up more energy for them. lol! That was one of the top shows I've ever seen hands down! One of my fav bits is at 3:56/7 when Shannon reaches back for the cymbal. Amazing tune, and even better for drum lovers like me :-)
T, it was swamp ass all day, and they're calling for more of the same thru the weekend.
Night peeps!
Edited Thu Jun 3 '10 8:05 pm
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Thu Jun 3 '10 8:04:24 pm
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vados_spb
Vadim
St. Petersburg,
Russia
Plays: Guitar (2024 years)
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Hi everyone! I just see that Joe is planning to visit my city! It's great!!! Wellcome to St. Petersburg, Joe! Would be glad to see you here and to enjoy your playing alive.
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Fri Jun 4 '10 2:46:11 am
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njbeast
David Wren
Manchester,
UK
Plays: Guitar (25 years)
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Pip55.... Not Always.... I was over in San Fran 2/3 years back over the fleet Weekend..... It was wonderfull..... Sunny and clear Night and Day... (well not sunny at night but very clear)......
Will be over there again in November for my Birthday before taking a nice little trip over to Vegas....
Take Care,
Dave
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Fri Jun 4 '10 3:05:09 am
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michelle
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"theres nothing more humbling than knowing "WE ALL KNOW" the square root of fuck all"
Sounds like what I'm heading into going to work today. I like to call it...Clusterfuck Friday :-)
Should be a blast...or not. lol! We shall see!
Have a great day peeps!!
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Fri Jun 4 '10 3:43:56 am
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GedGedGed
Gerard Walls
Whalley Range, Manchester
England
Plays: Guitar (34 years)
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;Railton - Well the first thing I would do with time travel is go back to when we started trying to figure it out in the first place and set them straight. Imagine how much more sleep people would get!! then probably swing by jimi Hendrix's for a jam. then head home before I ruptured the space time continuom!!!!
Good luck with the band.
Ged.
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Fri Jun 4 '10 4:39:22 am
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slanshroom
roy marchbank
Scotland, Barcelona
Spain
Plays: Guitar (51 years)
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cappy...knowing nothing & fucking nothing is a tad different
Michelle:...i am...... clusterfuck....slan waits t see if he changes.....nope :(
wait...cappys back from the future with a massive barrel o beer & 3 fun lovin girls powderin their chops with.......flour
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Fri Jun 4 '10 4:51:21 am
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hybes
Mark Hybers
Plays: Guitar (18 years)
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Scubadaz - I'm not totally sure that's correct. It just seems like I read that somewhere a while back. The point of the article had something to do with why a dog's reaction time was so much faster than a humans. So 40 Hz and 60 Hz might be wrong....perhaps it was 60 and 80. I do know that 120 hz refresh rates on a tv is pretty much useless. Worse when you get to 240. While it's nice for sports, you really can't notice the difference. I guess I'll have to go find that article now.
But my question to all that was, if you were traveling at the speed of light, would your eyes be able to refresh fast enough to see anything or would you be in total dark?
Listening to: "On Our Way" by Stereoside
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Fri Jun 4 '10 4:55:10 am
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UematsuMaster
Mike Clements
Davis, CA
USA
Plays: Guitar (28 years)
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"Batch of Satch"?
That's a really good point.... what the hell is it you're supposed to record these days? Kids aren't listening to albums, they've got one or two hit songs by all the popular bands. Rockband and Guitar Hero have told them what was "cool" and they've kinda ran with just that.
Will listening to an entire album for just listening sake be a thing of the past with this new generation? And what the hell does it mean to someone like me, whose been waiting years to record my personal record... Do you just stick to the plan? What is the contemporary thing to do?
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Fri Jun 4 '10 5:41:17 am
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