Don1963
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thanx for the reviews people!!!! watched a couple quick vids too! glad everyone had a good time. we know someone from RI who was in the front row with you all and all reports said the same thing, the show was awesome as usual. i guess alot of people are surpised with the Wabo's. i'm not, we have been seeing them play since summer 97 when sammy, vic and jesse did an acoustic show at Aerosmith's club Mama Kin. got the audio from it and it's awesome! keeping my fingers crossed that Joe and maybe the rest of Chickenfoot will show up for a show in Cabo. 25 more days!!!!
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Mon Sep 13 '10 3:06:00 pm
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...You probably never bought a brand new husqvarna dirtbike in the 70`s before have you? probably not so you dont know what they do.Just listen what I have is from my Husqvarna 1975 400 WR and I have had it since I was about 12 or 13 it,s called zuskarvarn frebzilone! .It,s when the body strengthens the brain ,like a zuskavarna whic was like an actual husky dog when the brain becomes strengthened their,s juic sometime,s in the brain they call this weloin whic is what is a disinfectant it kill,s everything in the brain saratoinin dopamine etc everything gone.Then you wehline whic is where you just are suppose to be something different! then normaly you go to the doctor then you take vallerzoik whic will then occasionaly like the zukavrana dog run wild when proper circumstance of power allow the release of the wild!And that my friend is how a swedish husqvarna dirtbike realy work,s believe me after that I bought Husqvarna sweden and I own husqvarna italy bmw whic i own owns the dirtbikes now anyways 8pm risperdal time later wolf2.
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Mon Sep 13 '10 4:34:25 pm
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josegamez
Jose Gamez
Desamparados, Calle Falla, San Jose
Costa Rica
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Hey Joe!
I've been trying to mimic your awesome tone on "The Souls of Distortion" if you are able to read this message and answer I'd love to read on how you achieved it! :) Take care! I love your music and you are a great inspiration.
If anyone else has input I'd be very grateful too :D
Cheers to all Satch fans!
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Mon Sep 13 '10 6:56:06 pm
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DistortedSoul
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scubadaz
thanks for the link to the music radar article (Joe's top 10 Hendrix songs) - I find most of them right on the money, though I'd push All Along the Watchtower a bit higher than #7. Machine Gun & Voodoo Child absolutely belong.
Phydeaux_3
appreciate the heads up on the new Death Angel album. I only have Act III (back from '90) but always enjoy listening to it. Stagnant (especially the intro!), Seemingly Endless Time, and A Room With a View are my favorites on that one, but the whole work is solid.
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Mon Sep 13 '10 7:44:26 pm
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JMD
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Joe,
Looking forward to your new album and seeing you here in the Bay Area in Jan 2011!! Hope to hear The Crystal Planet on this tour.
Thanks for making such awsome music!
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Mon Sep 13 '10 7:46:37 pm
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cheese101
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Scuba, thanks for the summary of the radio interview with Joe today, us peeps who couldn't listen appreciated it :)
And appreciated Mr. Pipster who gifted us with Dream Song :)))
Chelle, I TOLE u he was on fire! LOL!!
Love Dream Song Joe...I feel in my bones this album is going to be extra-special, and that's really saying something cuz I've loved just about everything you've ever done! There's just something about the vibe of this album so far....I can't explain it right, but I'm definitely feeling it.
Austin, my score was totally shameful, so bad I can't even remember what it was...maybe somewhere in the 70's or even 80's? I think I blocked it out ferever, LOL! Chris was in the low 50's, he had a lot of scores of just.....2 per hole, the lil turkey gizzard!! You sound like yer dad, brother, and u were very evenly matched :)
Can't be too much longer now for the podcasts to start, album release is 3 weeks away...21 days....and if Joe covers all 13 songs, maybe next Monday or Tuesday??
I'm fer bed, still recovering a titch from the drive yesterday. But man if I could, I'd do it every day to see Joe &/or Chickenfoot!!
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Mon Sep 13 '10 8:08:04 pm
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hybes
Mark Hybers
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How long did it take everyone to get the mp3 download after you preordered the cd?
I pre ordered mine last week and haven't seen anything about the mp3 yet. Can't wait for the cd to come out! I will also be getting the itunes version, as Joe said it will have a bonus track.
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Mon Sep 13 '10 9:08:40 pm
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DistortedSoul
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Just finished listening to the Dream Song excerpt and while not quite as quickly hooked as I was on Light Years Away & God Is Crying, the way this song/exerpt builds and develops in complexity, depth, and melodic direction will make for a great road trip soundtrack. I like the change at the 1:30 mark in the sample.
Thanks for the post, Pip!
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Mon Sep 13 '10 9:14:11 pm
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Peace Lily
Debora Aylett
Irrigon, Oregon
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Thanks Cheese -Scuba & Pip great links .......busy day today . if I missed any body that linked great stuff who name I I did not mention I apologize. I had my grand-baby here all day and she is a busy one ...wore me out a bit.
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Mon Sep 13 '10 10:52:24 pm
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all - if you haven't already picked up your free mp3 of "Light Years Away", check it out now at http://satriani.com/lightyearsaway -- we're giving it to ya for a tweet or facebook post to see how that works to help spread the news of the new album :}
do the stu - ended up missing the dmb show due to car failure (long story). joe's rehearsal for the tour starts at the end of the month so i think you still have some time to make your suggestions for songs :}
logicbdj - you can send things to Joe Satriani Music, PO Box 2830, Santa Rosa, CA 95405 but understand he doesn't have time to listen to everything sent to him.
Guitarman77897 - it sounds like you may be having some problems with cookies in your browser. try clearing them all out and see if that helps.
Pip55 - we're just putting the final touches on the first podcast episode and i think you'll love it-- it'll be released soon!
the foot laid it down big and loud in tahoe! - hope everyone who made it out had a blast. i can tell you that we did and the band was having a blast -- you could see it was a treat for them all to just have 2 shows in a row to unleash and have a good time and the back stage vibe was more of the same. we have some good video archives of the show and backstage shenanigans which we'll be browsing through for doing something with later on...
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Tue Sep 14 '10 1:13:48 am
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Sunny567
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Plz suggest how i should start about learning musical theory properly. i have just started learning scales n modes n pentatonics but i am having a hard time in mixing them up while soloing. i am self taught hence i have a learnt at a slow yet steady pace. i know m a long shot but its my love for music that makes me take these steps. [/b].
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Tue Sep 14 '10 2:05:58 am
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turbo236
Ian Wise
Nampa, ID
USA
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One thing I wanted to post now-
Joe Satriani: Thank you from the bottom of my heart for playing the National Anthem Saturday night. That is without a doubt the single most memorable moment out of any concert I have ever been to. I am still so overcome with emotions just from the thought of it that I can't even think of the right words to describe it. Thank you again..
Glad to finally be home... Well, we got home about 6 hours ago, but I'm just now getting around to the computer and about to head to bed. I see that Austin and Tracie posted pretty thorough reviews about the show; if I think of anything else tonight, I'll post it tomorrow. Also, I've got probably 110 pics of mostly Joe- a few of Sammy. I noticed today that a FEW of them didn't turn out, but for the most part I think I got pretty lucky. Actually, I think I got a couple of pretty decent shots of Joe this time around, especially considering the old school camera I use. Time to start shopping for a new one. But first, sleep. I'll probably wake up sometime Wednesday. I drove straight from Tahoe with one caffeine/bathroom/fuel break in Winnemucca and made it in about 9 hours. I took my chances on a speeding ticket in Oregon and took almost 45 minutes off my trip; hardly passed another vehicle the whole trip except for a few 18 wheelers. Listened to GYBO all the way home to keep me awake....
Priority 1 tomorrow is to go to Best Buy and pick up a new copy of the CF DVD because I gave mine away last week. "So others may Foot". I'm kind of regretting that now because the first thing I wanted to do when I walked in the door was watch the DVD and it was 11:30. Oh well. I'm off to bed. Will try to post the pics tomorrow.
Ian
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Tue Sep 14 '10 4:18:00 am
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logicbdj
Brian Johnston
Sudbury, Ontario
Canada
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Sunny... when I started getting into scales and modes, I learned chunks at a time... in other words, a pattern at one part of the neck, then another pattern shifted down the neck (which interlocked into the other pattern). Does that make sense? I think that's how most of us learned who were not reading music, but going by sight of the guitar fingerboard. Then, when I soloed, I only did so one section or pattern at a time relative to the key I was in or the mode I was in (e.g., the key of A minor would suggest A minor/aeolian scale, for example). Then after a bit of soloing on that one pattern on one part of the guitar neck, I moved down to the next memorized pattern on the guitar fretboard and did some improv there. Doing this enough allows you to expand your soloing ability over time... you are not so locked into a particular chunk or pattern on the fretboard, but can see and 'feel' what notes are right over the entire fretboard. It just takes a lot of improv practice to get there.
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Tue Sep 14 '10 4:58:49 am
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logicbdj
Brian Johnston
Sudbury, Ontario
Canada
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Satriani Toronto Show, December 8, 2010
Not sure if others are having problems buying the meet and greet tickets. I went on last night and such tickets were not available. Would these be sold out, or are they not offered for that particular show?
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Tue Sep 14 '10 4:59:55 am
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