roger777
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Hi Joe,
I just want to tell you how disappointed I was to miss your show in Ottawa last summer, I drove 9 hours to go see you, darn Cheap Trick stage had to blow off in the wind, crazy weather that day. I heard that you were watching the band on that stage when it happened, were you?... if so I am very happy that you escaped without harm !!
Anyhow...I have an unsigned promo photo of you in my studio/music room an beside it I have like 5 signed photos of Steve Vai... is there any chance that I could get that photo signed ???...it would be the highlight of my room.
Thanks for the inspiration !
Roger.
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Mon Mar 12 '12 9:02:30 am
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Chris Gray
Chris Gray
Newcastle,
Australia
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Ok..>>>So I have Platinum VIP tix.
What do I take to get signed ?????
help......
Cant afford to go out and buy JS guitar or anything...............and then there is Steve as well............
HELP !
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Mon Mar 12 '12 12:44:20 pm
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TheJesus
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Hi Joe, I'm been into your music for long. I want to see you live sometime in relaxing atmosphere with table and chair to sit and not like rock concert. Black Swan was very good album very soothing. I listen to it maybe 100 times in months. I also got marry and my wife like "Cryin" and "Love Thing" She want to learn piano but we have little money now to buy a piano so maybe I'll casio for starting. Keep on guitaring.
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Tue Mar 13 '12 6:35:53 am
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wolf2
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....Hello1 what are you doing .Im rough joe you here me rough! it,s age i do believe.The carbureator for the 406 is done well sort of for the last 3 weeeks hey man i been trying to get myeslelf tohetgther physicallly and to get the job done .I had to canadian biker mic it like i learned at trade school listen man it took over 5 hours i had to micrometer the bike for fitment because the brand new carb had some doifferent measurement plus micrometer ,the old carb for capaln fitment whic is like thoat intake bretaher side size size of jets etc read all the jets use a cahrt in the dennis kirk cataloug it,s done man really seriously Licked me im 35 years old now hey working on 36 years old. apppernetly it s normal to slow right down or been imcapable of somethings at my age now.according to the cmha health department. I ordered the brand new TM flatslide yesterdaty the carb was 169.99 shipping was 31.09 i sent 205.00 change to canadian and money order and stamp was about 215.00 i pay tax and tduty when it gets here. shes a direct bolt on the jettting is perfect by the measuremnet it should go right on the bike like, factory ( even though its way bettter) and run beautifully the njeetiing was the same so about 250.00 canadian the new carb will cost .It will work regardless though hey joe idf for some reason it doesnt have clearance you can take the airbox breather system off anad just put an air filter directly on the carb ,can pick one of them up around here but by rights she should bolt right on.It the onluy hope for it the old one was pourous an old oval from the 80s or 70 from cycle salvage would take me 1237 x to 1600 x longer to get anywhere i built the engine for a flatslide and thats all it,s orered 2 weeks for the m.o to get the their money ordere 2 weeks to get back install sometime she might be winnning again whic means anothe 1.5 million from team atk factory whic is cool . the formula need the motor take n out to go to the yamaha dealer maybe in april illed do it ron already picked up my prizes from the wolf were good the worker thats filling in for him is bring them thats corordianting hey whic they have to do it,ds brain use of a strong person rto benefit mental health!. all of it so were good 2 dvdvs one disc 50 dollar pionnneeer energy card minnt! waiting for the postoffiece to open check the mail credit cheque should be their anyways brand new carb just and old formula fuel pump from cycle salvage in the spring later wolfinator.
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Tue Mar 13 '12 10:09:01 am
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turbo236
Ian Wise
Nampa, ID
USA
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Here is some techie info about Satchurated for those interested. It does also confirm that the Blu-Ray will be in 3D with 7.1 Surround.
Also, managed to take a second look at my wife's take on our tax return and bumped it up an extra $8,400. That's pretty dang good considering she only paid $9,000 in the first place and my income is tax-free! Maybe that 3D TV isn't so far fetched after all.....
Aaaaand, while I'm on the topic of buying things, I was thinking about buying one of those handheld digital audio recorders (like the Tascam DR-07 MKII or the Zoom H2n) for recording live gigs that I go to. Anyone have any experience with this, and if so which would you recommend? (Doesn't have to be one of those two) Or is there a different piece of equipment I should be looking at? I read that mini disc recorders were the standard, but I think the key word there is "were". Any input is appreciated!
Ian
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turbo236
Ian Wise
Nampa, ID
USA
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Thanks Roo- The comments on the H2n looked more positive, and it is $50 more, so I figure you get what you pay for. Dang thing has 5 microphones in it. Think I'll pick one up before the 3 June Portland gig and try it out, then if it doesn't work to my liking I'll just return it.
I have a ton of bootlegs, just wish I knew which ones were recorded with what kind of equipment.
Ian
EDIT- You have a ton of bootlegs, I have maybe about .456 Kg.
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Wed Mar 14 '12 8:21:54 am
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Two Shay
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Satchurated - I saw a civilian (as opposed to a Joe fan) review that said the first five or so tracks were not that good and neither was the camera work, and that the rest was fairly good but not outstanding. The blu ray version BTW. Annyhoo what does anyone here say about the blu ray version?
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Wed Mar 14 '12 11:39:03 am
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bunjee5
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This is a request for details from "Flying in a Blue Dream" notes. Could someone who has this album (I mean a physical copy of course) take a look at the credits, and post a reply saying what, if anything, Daniel Levitin is credited with? And if Joe is reading, what creative contributions (if any) did Daniel Levitin make to this or any other of your albums? He claims to have co-designed your sound but I smell a rat.
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Wed Mar 14 '12 12:51:18 pm
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turbo236
Ian Wise
Nampa, ID
USA
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Two Shay- He was reviewing the cinema release as (obviously) the Blu-Ray hasn't been released yet. If you look above his review, you'll see that 0 of 8 or 9 people found it to be helpful, and in the comments section below the review, I outright told him that. I don't think it's right to review a product before it is released. Besides, the theater mix will be different than the Blu-Ray (I'm assuming) because the theater mix was cut short for time, so several songs were missing. I think the review should be taken down; just my two cents.
Just got back from Guitar Center. Picked up a set of Ernie Ball cobalt strings to see what all the fuss is about. They only had a set of hybrids in stock, so those will have to do. They also had Ice 9's on clearance for $99, so obviously I had to get one of those. The salesman told me that Vox was trying to get rid of them, I wonder if they're peeved that Joe isn't actually using them anymore? Oddly, the Satchurator was still $129, but I've seen it at various places for $99 as well, you just have to look around.
I'm off for a sandwich and to re-string the JS... maybe try this new pedal out as well!
Ian
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Wed Mar 14 '12 12:58:52 pm
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turbo236
Ian Wise
Nampa, ID
USA
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bunjee5- Unless I looked right over it, I do not see that name among any of the several album liner notes I looked at...
Ian
EDIT- But he is probably telling the truth to you. I did find this:
He worked as a producer and sound designer on albums by Blue Öyster Cult, Chris Isaak, and Joe Satriani as a consultant to Steely Dan and Stevie Wonder; and as a recording engineer for Santana and The Grateful Dead.
Also: As a long-time pursuer of interesting guitar tones, Levitin developed custom-modified guitar amplifiers for albums by Blue Öyster Cult, Joe Satriani, Chris Isaak and others. In all, Levitin has been awarded 17 gold and platinum records.
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Wed Mar 14 '12 1:03:20 pm
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vinchenzo71
Vince Wilson
New Jersey
USA
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Listen to Nicki Minaj's song, "Right Thru me" and see if you hear anything similar to "Always With Me, Always with You". First Coldplay now this talentless hack.
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Wed Mar 14 '12 1:56:28 pm
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bunjee5
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turbo236 - thanks very much. That's what I suspected (that he is nowhere credited on the actual album and this is a made-up after the fact kind of thing)
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