cheese101
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Congrats Chadders...I know it dunt mean much but...I's proud of u :)
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Sat Oct 23 '10 3:06:24 pm
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Guitarvibes
Frits The T2J heretic.
The Netherlands
Plays: Guitar (1007 years)
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Grampy it's good to have a guitar available to try. First try than decide if you want to buy/steal one, acoustic or electric. Does the old guitar have nylon strings (classic/spanish) or metal strings (country)? The latter one usually has a somewhat lesser neckwidth which usually makes it a bit easier to play/learn.
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Sat Oct 23 '10 3:35:07 pm
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Two Shay
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Flashy - I'm pretty sure the old git is of classic style with nylon strings.
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Sat Oct 23 '10 4:56:03 pm
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michelle
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CHadley, just be careful which wagon you get on, or you could wind up with these people! lol! Seriously though, great job! Do it for the Berry!
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Sat Oct 23 '10 5:57:44 pm
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fatape
craig
North Lambton/Newcastle, NSW
Australia
Plays: Guitar (54 years)
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GrumpyStove
My stepfather is in his late 60's and he started learning to play guitar about 2 years ago.He's become very accomplished with chordal structure and rhythm and is now learning to play some lead as well (kinda scary for me coz I lent him my Les Paul copy and he luuurves it to death!!!)
So, to answer your question: No, you are NOT too old to learn!!!!! Now get your arse to FATAPE'S BAR and help yourself to whatever tickles ya fancy (or whatever fancies ya tickle!!!)
C'MON AUSSIE
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Sat Oct 23 '10 6:01:54 pm
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Skippygirl
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Great Christie Goodwin pics!! Very nice images of Joe, and clearly all vids and pics of Allen are gonna be hairballs...
Cheese - ripper 1990 video, don't you just love the hairy chest, the cap, the stance, etc?? Pure magic that era.
Lovely NAMM video too, thanks for that.
Pip and Axe - nice vids!! Keep 'em coming.
Grampy Steve -I thought you already played guitar. I picked it up nearly two years ago in my mid-40's you can have a crack at anything anytime it doesn't matter how old you are. Having said that I still play only terrible open chords but I do enjoy it.
js1200js1000 - well done mate, keep it up. I bet you feel fantastically healthy. I shouldn't tell you I am taking it easy today after a friend's 50th birthday party last night, 4.00am finish, lots of Madonna impersonations, one handed pushups, you name it, and lots of wine.
Flash - you are indeed a miracle, a saviour of the universe :0)
Happy Sunday peeps!!
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Sat Oct 23 '10 7:21:01 pm
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Donkey Hotay
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Grampy, you MUST spend enough to get a guitar that is easy to play otherwise you will give up.... Properly set up as well....
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Sat Oct 23 '10 8:01:58 pm
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cheese101
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fatape, chelle wants in, go answer the door.....
Chad, try cutting and pasting this addy: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lLQ05HU7PXo to see what chelle was on about, it's too good fer u to miss and will give u incentive to stay on yer wagon, lol!! Meanwhile, yes, got your email, will answer sometime this weekend but I really think...she's meant to be yours so.....we'll talk :)
Skippy, just stumbled on those vids this am in my usual Saturday morning fog, lol! The 1990 vid was a complete jewel for sure :)
Nice drummer vids chelle, shuda known u'd find them!!
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Sat Oct 23 '10 8:06:43 pm
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michelle
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Sorry CHadley, it was a good one! lol!
Just checked the Best Buy tracking - my Bombastic Meatbats cd & Pink Floyd DVD are in Philly. They should prolly be here on Monday :-)
Two days ago it was in Logan Township, NJ. LOL! Funny that!
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Sat Oct 23 '10 8:18:31 pm
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OCELOT_Crystal_Wings
FRANK LOMAS VILLALBA
Mèxico, D. F.
México
Plays: Guitar
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Hi everyone, just to express how amazed i feel about this new album "BS&WW", I hadn't heard from Satch such a powerful, versatile & emotive album maybe since Crystal Planet album
Don't get me wrong folks, all of the albums are exceptional, but this last one definitely has an special feeling for me and I imagine for many other fans that are really close to Satch's music
I hope soon we will be able to enjoy a Master Piece from Joe of acoustic records, don't ask me why but since I saw Joe playing the acoustic guitar on the "Satch Tapes", since then I haven't stopped thinking about how would it be an Album from Joe adding a lot of acoustic guitar and of course combining with the electric stuff if possible[b/]
Greetings and see you on January 2011 at Mexico City[b/]
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Sat Oct 23 '10 11:14:49 pm
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basnetkaji
sashank basnet
kathmandu, kathmandu
nepal
Plays: Guitar (23 years)
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Hello!
I am a great fan of yours. I like each and every melody that you play and even your way of playing guitar. I also play guitar and wanted to know about the strap, so what is the brand name of silver strap that you use ? If you can,please post me the name of the site from where i can but that silver strap. Hope to get message from you soon.
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Sat Oct 23 '10 11:34:08 pm
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basnetkaji
sashank basnet
kathmandu, kathmandu
nepal
Plays: Guitar (23 years)
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what is the brand name of plain silver strap that satriani use ? if you can please send me the website from where i can buy that strap . i have been searching for that strap but i havent found that very strap, so please send me the messege about that strap . i would be glad to hear from you soon.
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Sat Oct 23 '10 11:51:25 pm
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richo
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Hi Joe Just got back down to Earth, Thank you for an amazing gig last night Bham Symphony Hall. You truly are the master of the art, your playing is extraodinary, your musical vibe's took us on a unforgettable journey that will stay with us until the end of time. Come back soon.....Richo
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Sun Oct 24 '10 1:10:30 am
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BobCliffe
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The Birmingham gig was amazing, everything was the same as manchester except from he swapped surfing for summer song in the encore.
He was struggling with feedback on the mic when he was singing BBM but it still rocked!
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Sun Oct 24 '10 1:38:41 am
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Two Shay
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Thanx for the feedback peeps.
Donkey, I guess Flashy's link touched on what you meant but would you care to elaborate?
I think that the choice between acoustic and electric is for the moment dictated by economics, can't afford to buy a new (even new to me) git so it's off to rummage in the garage I go. One never knows what Santa might bring though!
Chunky monkey - Nice bar but a little overstocked with soft drinks methinks!
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Sun Oct 24 '10 2:41:41 am
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Skippygirl
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Grampy - same thought process as me. So I bought a 2nd hand Fender acoustic for $150 on ebay and it's been just fine. Then I got two no-name 2nd hand electrics which are just fine to learn and noodle on.
When I can rip out Ten Words, Surfing and all the other Satch tunes to huge audiences with awesome acclaim I'll get a good guitar.
Heads up Frenchies it's your turn!!!!! Pics and videos please don't forget Skiparoo....
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Sun Oct 24 '10 2:53:33 am
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cosmic_ape
Aron Ortega
Plays: Guitar (25 years)
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@oxley11,
He's playing the same pitches after tuning down the guitar a half step. So, if he plays a blues in C for example, it sounds like a blues in B, you know what I'm sayin'? More specifically, he plays a G# minor riff, but it sounds like G minor (a very common guitar key), a different G minor I might add.
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Sun Oct 24 '10 3:18:28 am
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Hangman
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Get your wallets out.
Beaten up JS10th Chromeboy for sale on Ebay, starting bid only £2300 or buy it now for £2900.
Personally I would pay that much when its in that condition
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/js-10th-chrome-boy-/120637797167?pt=UK_Musical_Instruments_Guitars_CV&hash=item1c1692b32f
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Sun Oct 24 '10 3:31:36 am
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steve147
Stephen Ambrose
Downham Market, Norfolk
England. (U.K.)
Plays: Drums (56 years)
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Hi Joe,many thanks for the meet and greet at Bristol on 18th Oct.I was the man with the shaven head,leather coat/jacket,Oakley glasses.Please thank Lindsey for arranging my trip to watch the encore from the side of the stage.(I have some problems with my short term memory,due to a serious R.T.A.) I will never forget the fantastic experience and will look forward to seeing you next time you tour the U.K.(By the way i love the new album,it's in my opinion your best so far.)).You really are a top man.Kind regards,Stephen Ambrose.
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Sun Oct 24 '10 4:01:51 am
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anibur
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I haven't come back down to earth yet! My review from B'ham last night.......
Well – I have this concert in my head, and I shall never forget it! It was so awesome to be in the front stalls, and I had a fantastic clear view of the stage. The best thing for me was Crystal Planet, with lots of light panning round – so it was just Joe, lights and me ;-). I was in heaven. I even enjoyed War this time, (not my fave, & I was in London on Tues) –but it was fantastic!
As I was pretty close to you when you played Littleworth Lane, I could really see the emotion in you – WOW.
Wind in the Trees, Wormhole Wizards, Light Years Away – have so much emotion and depth in them anyway, but to hear live – that is something else!
I have always loved every one of your shows, but well – what can I say? You are just a Genius Joe! Please say thanks to Allen, Galen, Jem and Jeff for helping to make it happen for us too.
You make me so very happy – don’t stop writing or touring – ever!
PS: Just picked up copy of Guitar & Bass (December issue) coool interview - thanks Joe
Hey Pip - fantastic to meet you & parents last night - how cool that you were in the seat in front of me! You have mail BTW
PS - Pics to follow soon!
EDIT: Rhythmsteady What was you question that Joe answered? So pleased that I posted that link now ;-)
Cheese - am off to look at your pics now!---
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Sun Oct 24 '10 6:37:23 am
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