michelle
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Just scored tickets for my hubs for Christmas to see Al DiMeola. :-)
Seeing Bonamassa & DiMeola in the same week. WOO! Isn't Christmas the best excuse to buy tickets! lol!
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Sat Dec 4 '10 7:35:59 am
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TERRY LANGTON
LONDON,
MIDDLESEX
Plays: Guitar (2009 years)
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Hello Joe wat can i say about your playin unbeliveble a true GOD been playing 17yrs myself and still struggle when attempting your music your techno is wizzard like your song writing is amazing riff after riff after riff i used to play with guthrie govan n dave k now on tour with waters i also missed your show in bristol <gutted> i mastered players like clapton hendrix and all the influences B.B KING ALBERT KING and u now im deaf but ive got that special feel that only great players have you kno when ya floating 6ft of the floor and never want to stop and takes 2hrs to come down your influence on me is the same on me as when i heard CLAPTON play have u ever loved a woman hit me like a baseball bat round the head as u have for years been poor while struggling to be where u r today n people have no idea just what us musicians go throught god only knows you r a true inspiration to all and a very cool human being i wish i could have a few lesson with the new jimi hendrix himself <u> i would also love someday 2 own the surfing guitar but u kno im just a poor blues man a very good 1 2 combineing all the old school blues with the technical is very special thanks for all your inspiration joe god bless you the family all the crew HAVE A GREAT TOUR N LIFE U DESEVRE IT
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Sat Dec 4 '10 7:49:47 am
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tikimon
tampa, florida
usa
Plays: Guitar (56 years)
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the show in orlando at the house of blues was just brilliant and outstanding. of course being 8 feet in front of joe really makes it. great set. what a powerful sound the marshalls make. all in the band were flipping brilliant too. mike on keyboards is a fantastic addition. alan is superb and i really don't need to comment on jeff and galen now do i? the meet n greet was way behind schedule for some reason but all was grand any way. i have a brand new joe drawing on my js now. just a few hours more till i see him again in clearwater. the only drag about this whole thing was i was forced off the road by a careless driver in a large suv and hit a large pothole/crater in the emergency lane and destroyed my right front rim and suspension. almost tore it off completely. that loser kept on driving. not sure if they ever saw me. i will see just how "like a good neighbor" my insurance company is. prolly $1000 to $1500 in repair costs.
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Sat Dec 4 '10 9:17:20 am
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ShredderMom
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Great new album, Joe! I was wondering if you're planning on bringing the tour to Boise, Idaho anytime soon. My son has never seen you in concert, since he was too young the last time you were here. He would really, REALLY like to see you perform! What am I saying...my whole family would LOVE to come and see you! Please, please, PLEASE come to Boise!!!!!!
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Sat Dec 4 '10 9:26:06 am
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Grant Stieglitz
Fort Wayne, Indiana
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Distorted Soul: Rick, I am still a little dumbfounded from getting the guitar back. One of my best friends, who has been playing guitar (even 7-string), and bass (4 & 5 string), for 13 years and counting, recommends I keep/play it and NOT sell or give it away. I thought about starting to play, but I'm also thinking of getting back into singing. I showed him the JS and he wanted to play it right away. As for the run in Huntington, it's an ultra-marathon, or to be specific, a 50K (roughly around 33 miles). It would be cool if Joe did stop by on the 18th here, and get an experience/taste of what he sees me do. It's gonna be cold so I've been trying to put some time in to go out and run in this weather.
Skippygirl: Hope you're doing well and glad you enjoyed the concert. I-)
Jon/Webmaster: I also was wondering to if you're on Facebook, could you & Joe also approve my friend request like what Phil (Pip55) said? It would be neat if you did.
Chat with you all later, gotta start getting ready for work tonight at the hotel. Christmas parties are happening again.
Grant
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Sat Dec 4 '10 10:21:46 am
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gotta have Joe
Kayla Whitham
Butte, Mt
USA
Plays: Guitar (19 years)
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JOE SATRIANI- (or anyone else)--.. So questions, have you ever broken one of your fingers? If so, does it hurt to play at all? I broke my pinky on my playing hand back when i was 16, it got slammed in a door and it pops whenever i bend it, but it hurts SOOOO bad to play I can only play like 30 mins at a time then it swells up... any adivse?
have you guys seen THIS
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Alan McKenna
Dublin
Ireland
Plays: Guitar (23 years)
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3 years and 7 million views later
I think we have!
accupuncture may help the finger scenario, didn't break a finger but injured one playing football before, sucks a lot
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Sat Dec 4 '10 12:04:26 pm
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michelle
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So I was thinking....
Wouldn't it be a great Christmas gift if each of us make a donation to one of the charities Joe's mother Katherine was so fond of. I think it would be a great way to remember and pay tribute to Mrs. Satriani on the first anniversary of her passing.
Memorial gifts can be made to both of the websites the Satriani family listed. The Inn and The Southern Poverty Law Center.
A donation to any charity of your choice in Mrs. Satriani's honor for Christmas would be amazing. It's a great way to once again surround the Satriani family with our love and light, and give back in this season of giving.
Share the love :-)
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Sat Dec 4 '10 2:53:38 pm
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Benjamin Hays
Huntsville, AL
United Sates of America
Plays: Guitar (20 years)
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Hey i was at the Atlanta show and im just DIEING to know how Joe gets all that sustain without having a sustainer kit built in his guitar.
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Sat Dec 4 '10 3:23:54 pm
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michelle
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Iceman, here's the aftermath of Axl's extreme assholism. Part 1 is the fans tearing up the place, and the band standing under the stage with their thumbs up their arses not knowing what to do. Part 2 - this vid - is the aftermath. As for the Leper Messiah vid - that was great! I watched a vid from 2009, and stopped it about 1 minute in and went back to the early days. Early Metallica is the best! Ever since St Anger....well, there's always the old stuff. lol!
Peace Lily, wouldn't it be great to be able to just go off and hand somebody in need a nice chunk of change like that! Cool story!
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Cindy Smith
Orleans, MA
USA
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30-year fan, Joe. SEE YOU AT "HOUSE OF BLUES" BOSTON 12/09/10 (2nd Level Mezzinine)!!! WOULD LOVE TO HAVE A PIX WITH YOU! It would be a dream come true for your absolute #1 FAN. I have "Always With Me...." on my cell for (3) years now...
On unemployment since 2/09...can't afford the "Meet & Greet." Saw you at "Hard Rock/Vegas" in late 1998. It was the BEST concert I've ever been to, and I've been to MANY over the years.
God Bless You, Joe, for your music. Love you to the ends of the universe and back. WIZARDS is one of your very best....EVER. Congrats!
Cindy....capecodnut (Nuts about Cape Cod!)
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Sat Dec 4 '10 7:00:29 pm
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mammena
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Just same home from Joe's show in Clearwater. He was absolutely AMAZING!!!
My 12yr old son was the one who learned about the concert and he just had to go. He has autism so I was concerned about the loud noise but he still loved it. Of course, after I explained that he did not have permanent hearing loss. This was the first time I have ever seen him clap for any type of performance. Still not what other people would consider excited but for him this was "awesome" as he put it. He is already planning on going to see Joe the next time he is in Clearwater.
Joe, it is hard to find things that touch my son. Even though he looks normal, there is a distance that I see between him and other people. Learning the guitar has been a blessing for him and he idolizes you, Steve Vai and his guitar teacher.Seeing him enjoy this concert was worth a million bucks. I hope that you continue to visit Clearwater.
Thanks for the AWESOME show!!!!!
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.. hey man.You would not believe this problem I have and what i am going though and I cant bare it man .First of all when they sent me back to kingston penitentary i did time in h block but it was not because i was scraed this black guy and whit dude went and said they were a scared for their life same thing at the aessment unit millhaven people were in fear for their lives .anyways when i was in population h block julie came around and said .You have too much strength for outside living ,she said wolfie you have the most strength of anyone that has ever or will ever be here .listen too me she said !.It won`t bother you in here ! but theirs about 45,000x he muscle the body can handle especially your heart and brain.she said you wont be able to walk when your out after about 9 10 year theirs so much muscle for the bone it wont alloww it, and your heart wont be maping to your brain correctly theirs feelingfs of true sterngth bulges and alot of pain the only way you will be alright is too call me and come in here i make sure you come here when you get chrged.Right now joe i cant walk to town for the strength once evry2 weeks in pain for well a few days after it begins i can barely walk in my house man No shit Julie Up! wolf2 crazy hey thats for real man prisons are desighned for strength wolfie.atleast kingston penitentarie can house my strength may seriously need it! wolf2.
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Sun Dec 5 '10 5:29:36 am
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mark tharp
gary, In
usa
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Only 2 weeks left till my Joe experience at the Chicago Theatre I know I keep saying the same thing but I've been waiting for 2 months I am getting impatient...lol...looks like Joe is getting alot of attention on this tour...don't you all think ?
Ryan Belknap- Like you I would like a meet too with Joe...been following him for a long time...just to say hi would be nice...maybe a pic with him...
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Sun Dec 5 '10 6:10:18 am
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cheese101
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Great idea chelle, thanks for thinking of it and putting it out here.
Joe at Disney Hob
Joe, you look completely together and yet, loose and relaxed and the music is pretty much always perfect...I just dunno how you pull this off time after time :)
It's almost time for the BSAWW PA show!!! December 10th, woot!!
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Sun Dec 5 '10 7:07:50 am
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Kay Cooksey
Lakeland, FL
USA
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I would just like to say that Joe Satriani totally rocked the house last night in Clearwater! It was a blast to be part of that experience for the first time! I pray I have an opportunity to do it again. His fingers are magic, no doubt! What a beautiful gift! Thank you for sharing Joe.
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