Yeah....PEACELILY--------IT MIGHT GET LOUD is so cool to say the least. I have it, I am a HUGE "anything" Jack White and White Stripes fan. Jack has his own style, eccentricity going on that is just fascinating. Love him to death... Possible White Stripes Reunion on the horizon!!!! Huge Arcade Fire fan as well....

I saw Arcade Fire last tour mind blowing f'n mindblowing.... I had a really cool "fan" experience with Win Butler that I shall never ever forget!!!! Similiar to my experiences with Joe in how greatly it made me smile for days :-) and still :-)

saw The Dead Weather a few months ago. NO WORDS... Just incredible.... And Alisson Mosshart? that lady kicks ass.. she is incredible. The band as a whole, incredible. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Dont' know if anyone has posted about this yet. Havn't been around to read all the posts. Saw this in the latest issue of Guitar World below:

Vote Now at GUITARWORLD.COM/READERSPOLL

"Can Gus G. overtake SATCH as Best Shredder?"

Ha. I know Joe doesn't consider himself a "shredder" but thought i'd post for amusement :) I'll vote for our Joe

Joe!! Amazing job on Jay Leno!!! Great solos. Loved Bill Cosby, he was awsome on piano! Maybe you two could get togrther sometime and make an album!! Hahahaha. You did AMAZING!! It is really suppose to snow tonight!!! Too much snow in so little time!! Anyways Joe great job and see you out on tour!!

so yeah... im a cheap drunk. lol. I had one drink an im a little buzzed.. but I tell ya.. theres nothing better than to BLAST Joes music!

CoyoteWV, here is Lindsay's facebook page:

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=523799629

I believe you can send her a message there, much good luck to you! Your daughter's gonna LOVE this show, as will you I'm betting, LOL!

Rhythmsteady- I really enjoyed "It might get loud" Every time Jimmy Page was playing you could see the years roll away from his face & His eyes lit up & "Rock n Roll" attitude took over.....it made quite an impression on me.

Cheese- Thanx for the pointers you gave CoyoteWV...I was wondering how the meet n greet logistics played out myself.

:-)

edit-Just read the Grammy nominations...pretty much a joke. Justin Beiber .....Adam Lambert ..Lady Gaga.....blah blah blah...ad nausea-um.....

Joe last night in Atlanta: Was a great gig. Actually its been a long time since i enjoyed a Satriani gig as much. Beautiful set list spanning the early stuff from Not of this Earth to several from The Extremist album - War, Friends and of course the newer material.

I REALLY enjoyed it.

I was thinking it is my 20th year since first attending and meeting Joe in Scotland in 1990. I still wear my 1990 T-shirt to every gig. I guess I have seen and met Joe at least 15 times and he is always so humble and nice. His gigs have changed in 20 years. A bit more formal than they once were but his talent and niceness is always evident.

Ronnie

Cheese101 aka Tracie aka T-Bone, :-)

(BadNomad dances around the room singing)

"5 days to the 6th row with Joe!! WWOOOO HHOOOOO!!!"

everybody have a great day!!

Gone

CoyoteWV,

castle49- You can still watch the full episode of Leno HERE

Ok, finally joining the fan club. Went to the show in Atlanta last night. Joe was AMAZING. And the setlist was good as well. By the way @FabLawyer of SBM, Joe didn't play Friends last night (would've been cool)... maybe you are thinking of Summer Song. Kind of wish he would've played Cryin' as well.

Droopy - maybe it was Extremist? I know he played War. I always get those mixed up.

btw, for those of us that know Roy Marchbank (Slanshroom) - he was honored to have the great James Byrd, himself credited by Yngwie, claim Roy as the greatest guitar player on Earth - in his opinion at least. Quite an honor. Of course its not true - but I guess James likes him that much.

I was in Spain until a few days ago delivering some guitars to Roy - one from James Byrd (Super Avianti) and the other a lovely Parker from our own Mike Blackburn.

The Byrd has such a lovely tone and it was amazing to watch Roy play it at lightning speed. Hopefully he'll record something with it before long.

One other piece of advice about the Club Joe tickets that I learned the hard way: If you are attending a General Admission show in an arena where there is a floor in front of the stage (like the one last night at Center Stage in Atlanta), DO NOT buy the "Premium" VIP tickets. You should either spring for the "Meet & Greet" or drop down to the regular tickets.

My wife and I bought the "Premium" VIP tickets thinking we would get to sit in the first 10 rows, but since it was standiing room in front of the stage, it was a waste of money. We paid $167/ticket and all we got was to get into the concert 10 minutes before the doors open. My wife and I both left work early so that we wouldn't be there after doors open (i.e. essentially transforming our Premium ticket into a regular GA ticket). We ended up sitting in seats behind the floor area (80 feet or so back from the stage). People who paid $45 for the non-premium tickets were strolling in over the next hour or so slowly filling in the seats around us (there were plenty of seats and plenty of room to stand in front of the stage). When it comes down to it, we would been sitting in the same spot had we bought the $45 tickets. The Premium ticket also gets you picks, strap, and poster from FedEx sometime after the show, but I didn't want that stuff (if you really want that stuff, you should just go buy it on Live Nation for less than $50).

I was jealous of everyone who did the "Meet and Greet". Everyone who came out said it was awesome! Hindsight, wish I had spent the $250 for the "Meet and Greet" tickets. I'm still debating on seeing Joe in one more city this tour so I can do that (or maybe I'll wait 'till next tour).