steviec1
steve clark
beaverton, oregon
U.S.A.
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Joe,
Any chance we will see the cocert you did at the grove in Anaheim on Bluray disc with Dts-HD audio?
I just saw the concert on palladia in hi-def and it was spectacular! Thanks! Steviec1
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Sat May 29 '10 10:22:53 am
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wolf2
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I`m back by popular demand.Did the cottage thing for a couple day`s heavy duty remote wilderness man at my moms your lucky if one car goe,s down her road a day me and my mom went up stayed over cleaned relaxed watched entertainment tonight up their man im good all the water is working their hey i had to dig up the water line find the break and replace that section pade a plume to start her up but mine line is mint! the water come,s from the creek their hey we have 30 acres with a creek running threw the propery it,s nice man reaql rural up their your allowed to ride 4 wheelers on the road thats how rural it is theses roads arent even grave l their just dirt dirt road man friend of mine dropped o us off picked us up the next day did all the maitenance stuff it was agood time I was glad to come home though man the cottage is the cottage the water their is filtered hey man oh you cant drink it no prob i drink it staedy when im up their whats new with you went to the dump up north near my mom,s had to take some stuff their 5 bucks to get rid of a truck load .Mint hey ! im haveing roasted chicken tonight for supper moms stuffing him right now anyways later wolf2.
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Sat May 29 '10 10:24:15 am
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Do The Stu
Austin Lewis, III
Costa Mesa, CA
United States
Plays: Bass (25 years)
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Rest in peace, Dennis Hopper.
There's a slight Satch connection here...Dennis Hopper played King Koopa in the 1993 live-action Super Mario Bros. movie, and Speed Of Light is in the film and on the soundtrack.
...Austin...
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Sat May 29 '10 2:18:34 pm
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cheese101
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RIP Dennis Hopper...he was such a bad guy in the movie Waterworld, gave me the shivers he did!
Here visiting Chris,relaxing in his humongous room, we just found an Electro-harmonix Metal Muff pedal at a garage sale, he's madly tweaking and playing with it right now.....sounds very fuzzy and "Hendrix-y"...in fact he's playing Foxey Lady right now, LOL! Ran all over the place, got him some supplies and stuffs, went to Applebees for lunch, just got done seeing Letters to Juliet (OMG I cried, such a sweet movie!) then got coffee and came back to his house where we're hangin. Soon I'm heading up the road for an overnight at a casino with some friends. The weather is gorgeous and it's been a good day :)
Take care peeps. It's always so hard to leave Chris when I hafta go but he'll have fun with his new pedal and the movies we found him :)
Welcome back Scubz, glad to hear yer all settled in now, that's gotta feel great!
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Sat May 29 '10 4:23:02 pm
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Wooleyman
John Wooley
Middleburg, Florida
US
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loved Hopper in "Flashback" that role was him all the way...who is the dude on bass with Joe this time..? don't recognize the name..this might seem weird but I wonder if I met Joe he would he let me feel his calluses on his fingers..? lol
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Sat May 29 '10 5:28:48 pm
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Do The Stu
Austin Lewis, III
Costa Mesa, CA
United States
Plays: Bass (25 years)
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Wooleyman - Allen Whitman is the bass player from the SF-area band The Mermen...Joe mentioned them on here a few months ago. I like them...they have a cool surf rock sound that's almost mixed with a jam band thing. It'll be neat to hear how that blends with Joe.
Listening to: Dave Weiner - On Revolute (current song: On Revolute)
...Austin...
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Sat May 29 '10 6:02:15 pm
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4USA
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I'm very disappointed with your anti American decision to boycott Az. I used to be a fan - big time. Sorry for your poor choice. Please stay away if you have no clue.
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Sat May 29 '10 8:08:25 pm
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turbo236
Ian Wise
Nampa, ID
USA
Plays: Guitar (19 years)
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Got my Weiner CD today. Very cool yet simple artwork on the cover. It's even cooler that he took the time to personalize the autographs. Looking forward to some 7 string goodness.
It would be cool if Joe Satriani used a 7 string on a song or two on the new album; it's been awhile. It would be even cooler if he released a signature 7 string this year (my vote is the CA one he has played the last few years... G3 Tokyo Searching)
Or I'd even be ok with this one from the SBM tour...
Ian
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Sun May 30 '10 12:59:42 am
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Do The Stu
Austin Lewis, III
Costa Mesa, CA
United States
Plays: Bass (25 years)
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4USA - Just because you disagree with Joe it doesn't mean his decision is anti-American...actually, his freedom to protest any way he sees fit is quite American. I don't agree with him, not entirely, but I'm glad he's standing up for what he believes in. I'm still a fan of his music...I'm sorry to hear that you aren't.
...Austin...
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Sun May 30 '10 1:24:19 am
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Skippygirl
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Dear fellow Satchaholics, I don't know if this is worth a toss, but if you could kindly click on the link HERE and then the 4th button top right which is "Tour Wishlist" then fill in the form requesting
1. Joe Satriani and
2. Chickenfoot and
3. Whoever you reckon
and say you're from Melbourne and hit save (there are some other fields too) I would very much appreciate it.
You never know!
Pls post here if you do it, so's I know how many we might have achieved.
Thanks!
edit...dang those links!
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Sun May 30 '10 2:41:58 am
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campbell
paul campbell
coatbridge, lanarkshire
scotland
Plays: Guitar (2018 years)
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Finally got around to getting the Live in Paris DVD, as expected amazing perfornance by Joe and the Band, not so sure about the added in video effects though, did anyone else find them a bit annoying?
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Sun May 30 '10 4:41:20 am
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UematsuMaster
Mike Clements
Davis, CA
USA
Plays: Guitar (28 years)
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What?! The DVD was amazing!! It was very bold of Joe to make a cool retro psychadelic concert video! Probably like the ones he saw of bands like Cream back in the day.
I thought it was bold to try and make the concert itself be more musically legit by sort of, taking the focus off of all the craziness of the guitar playing. I write instrumental songs and the minute someone hears you play some fast they freak out on you, and think you're just trying to be showy. I put a lot of soul, thought and sweat into my songs and I would hate it if everybody only focused on the techniques involved with its performance. I don't know how Joe feels about it these days but I think people do just only hear "guitar playing" more often then not.
Any attempt to push the musical (pictures in the mind, movies, feelings etc etc) aspects of the music I think is a serious step forward. It's like we get to see what images and colors are going through Joe's head when he plays those cool tunes. The performance of "Overdriver" brought me to tears! I was on the edge of my seat! And that was do to the assault on my visual and sonic senses... overload!!! Brilliant. It would be my dream come true to see my songs portrayed in such a way.
Too many guys these days are trying to emulate via the simplest method: technique. The effect its having on the quality of the compositions of the new guitar instrumentalists is detrimental.
Concept is king! Keep leadin' the way Joe!
-Mike
www.rockbanduniversity.com
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Sun May 30 '10 6:15:14 am
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