Great shots Brian, there's some ripper ones of Joe with crazy lighting that I really loved. Thanks for sharing those.

Joe - TERRANOVA here in Houston Texas "Chris Terranova" Very good friend of Kyle Jones at Satge Call in Nashville. Galen and Kyle know each other. You signed my JS1000 in Austin Texas and said one day you would like to hear the story on why TERRANOVA was written on the back of my Guitar. "Just my family Italian name means "new earth" My band is called "Big Noyzz" members been togather for over 25 years. You are my favorite guitarist and my Idol. Never miss any of your shows in Houston.

Hi Joe.

May I just start with saying that the G3 tour you did in Brisbane not too long back was the most amazing concert of my life. It was my first time seeing you live and it will definitely not be the last. You are such an inspiration to my guitar playing and my life.

Its unfortunate that you do not give lessons anymore, though, I guess I wouldn't be able to afford it anyway, as demanding as it would be, I just can't find a good guitar teacher in the area of Australia I am in and whenever I read interviews or advice from you that I find on the Internet, I am instantly inspired. You have no idea how much inspiration I would be able to find from a 30 minute guitar lesson.

Oh well, I guess my main question is: Why don't you play If I Could Fly live? I can't find any live videos of the song anywhere and you never seem to play it in any shows recently. It's my favourite song and I was just wondering if there was a particular reason?

Thanks for reading,

HA! Dark Angels!

Jayden

As you probably didn't know, joe still do teach guitar lesson online.

check out Joe Satriani SatchZone site

http://www.workshoplive.com/satchzone/

Hi there! Just wanted to let you knowd about this site: http://www.wingsarmy.com.mx/site.html

Hey Starbucks fans, have you heard about the new "trente" size coffee? It's 30 ounces!! I read that the cup is so big, it actually holds an entire bottle of wine! So, from coffee buzz to booze buzz ~ cheers!

Anybody hear the new Joe Walsh yet? I find that guy very entertaining :-)

Joe, I am Shravan from India. I wanted to ask, and say a few things. I have read a lot about you, your life, career, etc. Why i am posting here is, i am 19, passionate, desperate, with all love, and with one acoustic guitar that i have with me, I want to make it big. I don't want to be a musician for fame or name or anything. But just for the sake of tasting that sense of music, to express myself through music. So many out here, they use their skill, whatever it may be, to impress people. But i want to use it to express myself, my emotions, and my messages to people and touch people's hearts, souls and lives. I set out to learn guitar myself, because, i am doing my engineering in university, and the place i live in, there are no tutors, and I can't afford one though. I don't have money except for paying for university education, and i started working online part time, recently, to make some money for supporting my music. I have an acoustic guitar, i am learning from net, with whatever i could get my hands on, but I wanna learn and become big. I read that you coached Steve vai, and many legendary guitarists, kirk hammett!, etc...I know this is crazy, that even after knowing you can't do anything about this, i am still posting it here.

I wanna learn from you Joe. I want to be your student. I cannot afford a book, a course, even from online, internet, etc. I could learn from net, coz i get my classmate's internet facility in college sometimes to use it to learn. But i feel like i am getting nowhere. I wanna study in berkelee, or Musicians institute, and i wanna do a course in music composition too.

I have been majorly blessed...just got back from visiting with one of our clients at an assisted living facility. She recently turned 101 years old and was as cute as a button!! Dressed head to toe all in pink as that's her favorite color, even down to her sneakers with pink sequins :))) And her fingernails were a lovely shade of.....pink :D

She has seen WW1, WW2 and all that came after. She grew up in Colorado and eventually made her way to the San Francisco area where she was a dancer for many, many years. She was paid a dime a dance to dance with the soldiers on leave, talk with them and listen to them. She said "I made a good living dancing". She feels she was a big help to those fellas that gave us so much and is proud to have done her part to give back. She lost her husband after 50ish years so has been without him for about 30 years.

She told me she never spends time worrying, because it's a waste of life and never changes anything...I'm thinking that's the secret to her long life :) And said over and over what a wonderful life she's had and wouldn't change a thing.

I know she had to have had hardship in her life, but her attitude is one of complete gratitude for all the good things she's experienced. She never let on to anything bad or negative except to make one comment..."People are just so wonderful and nice...there are a few 'stinkers' but I just don't pay them any attention or let them bother me."

Sorry for the double post, but I just gotta say...just watched the video of the Hard Rock Chickenfoot display and...

Joseph Satriani (or Satchatori/Satareeni as yer known to my folks...)

I just love ya ta pieces, and am so proud of you for all you've accomplished, and all that is yet to be. You are a wonderful and amazing human bean, and my life is so much better knowing about you and your music. I could go on but who needs to be all gooshy.