jjguitarman
Justin Jacobs
Wilmette, Illinois
U.S.A
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Hey joe are you making any new songs with mike kenelly or alan Witman? Becuase they did really good at the show in chicago. And you were spectacular with them.
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Tue Jun 7 '11 5:30:50 pm
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jjguitarman
Justin Jacobs
Wilmette, Illinois
U.S.A
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Hey Joe, I am a 13 year old guitar player and have been playing for four years and i am having a lot of trouble with my amp and pedal combo. I dont know which channel to put my line 6 amp on to let the pedals really give me a good sound. I have a satchurater a Jemini, Big bad wah and ocd fulltone. I usually keep the ocd on at a low level. I just dont know which amp setting i should use, clean, twang, blues, high gain, crunch, metal, or insane? I would be really cool for some help.
Thanks again, jjguitarman
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Tue Jun 7 '11 7:49:36 pm
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gotta have Joe
Kayla Whitham
Butte, Mt
USA
Plays: Guitar (19 years)
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Just got in and sooo ready for bed. Long drive. Some troubles keeping the stuff tied down but we made. It. I almost forgot how beautiful this place is my goodness.had rain had sunshine and even saw snow. I got myself a man he will ne here in two weeks miss him already.
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Tue Jun 7 '11 9:58:08 pm
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Do The Stu
Austin Lewis, III
Costa Mesa, CA
United States
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Coldplay released their new single the other day. I'm not going to give them the satisfaction of sharing their official link, but I thought it was worth noting that they're at least admitting their "inspiration" comes from elsewhere.
From the song's description on their official YouTube page:
The song contains compositional elements of "I Go To Rio" by Peter Allen (1976), written by Peter Allen and Adrienne Anderson.
And if anyone has heard it...up until the last minute or so, the drums are straight out of Crowd Chant. ;-)
As an aside, the song is COMPRESSED to no end. I miss dynamics...ugh.
...Austin...
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Tue Jun 7 '11 10:44:39 pm
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ibanezebra
Richard Barnes
England
Plays: Guitar (20 years)
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How does a 13 year old have a Jemini, a satchurator, a big bad wah, AND and OCD fulltone??!!
Im 16, and i have 2 pedals which i am quite happy with. Anyway, all grumbling aside,
Slanshroom: I didn't know you were talking about Flamenco. And i wouldn't say that Simon McBride is a one trick pony. He does have very original songs. Just that Guthrie makes him look like one :p
Just roughly, what are the Bass, Middle and treble settings on Joe's amps throughout most of his albums?
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Wed Jun 8 '11 1:02:37 am
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ibanezebra
Richard Barnes
England
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And also, i am trying to get someone to make me a rorschach mask (Watchmen). How does his mask move, or is it CGI. i have seen some AMAZING recreations of it using thermochromic paint.
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Wed Jun 8 '11 1:06:23 am
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slayer1968
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hi there,
this is my first post.
ive been a fan since you toured here in the UK on the flying blue dream tour 1989/1990. My best mate was a big fan so we went to the gig while being students at Leeds Polytechnic. You was doing a meet and greet at a local record store. Awesome gig.
ive been learning the guitar, charvel USA San Dimas and a Yamaha Acoustic, im wondering if you would strongly recommend the peavey JSX head and what speakers would you use? The amp is discontinued, although its still advertised on the peavey and your websites, and is being offered here in the UK at very competive prices for a USA made amp. peavey have brought out the 3120 since.
i would be using it for home use only, so it must sound fab at low volumes.
thanks
andrew
p.s. have you ever been asked to colabrate with Carlos Santana,
p.p.s here in Lincolnshire we have a tiny guitar based music venue called the 'Ropewalk - Barton upon Humber' only holds a 100 people. check it out when you are over here in the UK next.
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Wed Jun 8 '11 7:02:52 am
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slanshroom
roy marchbank
Scotland, Barcelona
Spain
Plays: Guitar (51 years)
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Ibanezebra....I never said Mcbride was i merely pointed out Guth Govan wasnt.He would be my personal preference for an electric guitarist in another G3 or support and Vincente for acoustic.
It always makes me uncomfortable when asked what i think about another player, tact is not my forte, being more honest than Abe Lincoln drunk on truth serum tends to dump ya in the middle of WW3
Mikey san...meant t ask, dya know the score better in Okinawa whats happening at fukushima? the news feed here and online posts are vague to say the least.Last i heard an independent inquiry was underway and already the government have admitted radiation levels leaked into the atmosphere were double than previously thought, have t feel sorry for the Tepco managing director Akio Komori, the pressure he must be under from the government to control and keep mouth shut has to be phenomenal let alone take responsibility for this happening to his country and family...sorry t bring the tone down its just always there the last 2 month nigglin in the background yknow
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Wed Jun 8 '11 7:15:33 am
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ovation1
Mikey D in da house
Satch = ZEN
Land Of The Rising Sun
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Roy san: It has been a maddening few months to say the least, but the best info I can find about the fallout comes not from the Japanese news or Komori san (God bless him), but it comes from here:
Wha is really going on........ And the way I see it, it's a way for the Japanese government not to create wide spread panic, but everyday I hear how farmers etc. are affected, and how the radiation levels are hurting children if they stay outside near the 30km buffer zone. And if you watch this video, you will see how the govt. f*cks things up, and, in the end, hurts its own people by being a slow moving dinosaur.... I remember at the beginning of the tsumani aftermath that experts said there was no way of a meltdown because of the great design. Now, they realize we are only human, and it is us who must suffer the consequences. Unfortunately, we will not find out how dire the consequences are until they can safely check the plant when the levels of radiation are low....
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Wed Jun 8 '11 8:05:58 am
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BigBunny
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ovation - thanx, i love kittehs >=;) not quite as great as lagomorphs but still superior to those canine things ;P
skippygirl - on the weekend i bought 2 shiraz's for $25. they are from a Pinjarra winery just south of Perth, ~1hr. i went to a festival and there were a few winemakers there O_o i always taste Shiraz, i'm a Shiraz girl >=;)
michelle - sorry for the late reply. both Loki & Ziggy are 4mths old, Loki is 1 week younger then Ziggy. you don't sleep with your kitten? after about a week they were both on my bed... problem is they are getting bigger and i'm running out of room for my legs ha ha!
i swear my Loki is a feline X-MEN... even the vet says that kittens her age don't usually act like she does ie: jumping up on the vet counter etc.
trapeze Loki May 25th < so Loki is 15wks there
Satriella you are walking down the ailse to my fav. Satch song! >=:_) congrats!
and i don't think Harold Camping got the May 21st date from Revelation. think he did some bizarre adding up after the great flood to get a date, the guy just keeps setting new dates. he's an absolute disgrace!
edit: my fellow Satchlovers, when i was up the shop today buying the essentials bread, milk, twisties, kitty litter etc. 'Always With Me Always With You' came over the radio O_o and i hate to say it but the first thought that popped in my head was 'they are playing Satch on the radio... they never do that... oh my gosh i hope he hasn't died'
i even mentioned it to the checkout girl O_o "i hope my fav. guitarist hasn't died... what's he doing on the radio?... he was alive last night"
i feel bad for thinking this :( but i couldn't help it, they never play good stuff at the shops
Austin i went to coldplay's website to listen to it... wow, it's bloody awful. some lyrics sounded like he's ripped off Bono "i'll sing a rebel song" they want to be U2 so bad it's sad... guitar, drums, the vocals.
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Wed Jun 8 '11 8:31:32 am
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civgeek
Matt Dorado
Portland, OR
USA
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ibanezebra - LOL At 16 I had my git and.... Oh yea my git. that was it. be thankful.
And if ya'll could book mark this link until June 26th and vote every day that would awesome. Would be cool for us to open for REO Speedwagon. We need to stay in the top 5 to move to the next round.
Thanks!!
The Link to Vote
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Wed Jun 8 '11 10:55:36 am
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ovation1
Mikey D in da house
Satch = ZEN
Land Of The Rising Sun
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Roy: I posted the wrong link.... This is the one I wanted to show you for the latest updates on Fukushima.... I know it is the govt. organization (IAEA), but the news we get here is sketchy to say the least! There are a lot of angry Japanese people because the information coming out has been so slow, and some speculate they were hiding information, which I believe is true. The IAEA has to report the true findings, and if you read the article, they say the the levels are decreasing, but the cleanup will never end IMO, and if the reactors are ever "black out" again, the catastrophe will increase tenfold with every passing hour.... Prime Minister Kan is supposed to resign after the situation gets more "stabilized", and the revolving door of PM's will continue, which will help nothing....
BigBunny: Thats a cool shot of Loki, lol, she has no fear!! And yup..Shiela E. was ON it..sexiest drummer I've ever seen too, lol....
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Wed Jun 8 '11 5:37:14 pm
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Nick Trakal
melbourne, Victoria
Australia
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Hi Joe, I was just wondering if a tour of Australia is on the radar.....we would love to have you!
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Wed Jun 8 '11 8:18:12 pm
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Austin Lewis, III
Costa Mesa, CA
United States
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OK, Google's home page doodle for tomorrow (Thursday), for what would have been Les Paul's 96th birthday, is the coolest ever. Not only can you play the strings, but you can record yourself...and play it back while you add new stuff on top of it (unintentional, or a nod to his advances in multitrack recording?). Check it out!
ovation1 - The more I think about the new Coldplay song, the more the circumstances bother me. The two people who wrote the song they borrowed from are listed in the proper writing credits for this new song. As uncreative as I feel that is, at least they're being honest and crediting the people who wrote the song's hook. Had they been just as honest a few years ago and credited Joe, he would have a Grammy with his name on it.
BigBunny - Yeah, it's pretty horrible. I hear a lot of U2, a little bit of the Killers, and nothing that's new or original. And I just can't get over how compressed the song is. It's a big mess of sound once the guitars come in...how can people even tolerate listening to it? I heard it on the radio today (in the carpool home from work) and it was still bad. Ugh...
Anyway, that's enough out of me for now...
...Austin...
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Wed Jun 8 '11 11:02:25 pm
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ibanezebra
Richard Barnes
England
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Heya
Stu: That is pretty cool. I've spent about 10 minutes on that now...i have way too much time on my hands.
Slanshroom: I see, i didnt realize that you weren't bashing McBride, my mistake, sorry :-)
Civgeek: yeah, i am VERY grateful, believe me. Without a guitar, i would be sitting twiddling my thumbs all day. I was just saying that a 13 year old doesn't need all those pedals unless they have the skills to use them properly...which most of them don't. Of course, i have no problem with anyone buying Joe pedals...
Joe, what are your plans? Are you going to do another tour of England (Yes hopefully) anytime soon? Will you ever do a masterclass like Steve does?
Bye
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Thu Jun 9 '11 12:58:48 am
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slanshroom
roy marchbank
Scotland, Barcelona
Spain
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Mikey san....i hear ya, kinda scary about the lack of information being released, makes you wonder just how dangerous the situation is.Very little news about international help either, imo this is a global problem not only Japans, hoping national pride isnt getting in the way of progress and god forbid Japan has another major quake anytime soon...we need t get ya a stargate matey ;)
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