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william favard
CREIL,
France
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HI JOE , i'm William (54 yo) France.
I am sorry not to have joined rather, because I am all the same a little a fan of the fact that you makes since a moment, first album ( cd ) bought in 1987, and practically all the cd.
I had the privilege to see you when you came to Zenith to Paris ( Schenker-Rondat-Uli Jon Roth) a big moment in spite of the very bad performance of Schenker.
My question, hates you as much France as that to come so rarely?
Nevertheless I know quite a lot of people who appreciate what you makes.
I play the guitar recently, I possess one Jackson Performer outing of a X2N, an multi-effects BOSS ME-50 and an ampli Behringer 300W, and soon to get myself a JS100 BK, regrettably having no means to take a JS1000 ^_^
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Will
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Mon Jun 18 '12 5:31:24 am
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Two Shay
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In Philly airport I asked for a beer and as the long list was being recited I feared I might miss my flight waiting for the list to be finished so I said Blue Moon would be fine. It came in a poncey curvy tall glass with a chunk of orange stuck on top, and it was cloudy. Eek!! Huge slurp and eight seconds later the glass was empty, you look like you enjoyed that, do you want another the waitress said, not likely said I, gimme a Sam Adams in a straight glass! *ole Steve thanks his lucky stars no=one he knew saw him drinking a strange looking drink from such a receptacle!*
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Mon Jun 18 '12 11:32:43 am
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Two Shay
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The Sam Adams in a straight glass worked fine. But the image of that cloudy muck in a bucket with a big wedge of orange stuck in the rim made me smile.
Sorry Moonie, I know the so called principle behind it but it just seems like a poncey gimmick to me like sticking lemon in the neck of mexican beer bottles. I guess i'm an old fashioned old fart that prefers straight forward real ale. Having said that, all beer is good (in it's own way). I do find it hard to grasp though that someone would brew a beer with the express purpose of pouring it over fruit for it to taste right. Mebbe i should change my name to Terry Dactyl.
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Tue Jun 19 '12 6:29:45 am
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hellfredo
Alfred Montjovet
Paris, Ile de France
France
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Listened to my Super colossal cd this afternoon. It's been a long time I haven't done it ( usually I listened to the ultramegafantastic live 2006 ! )
It makes me rediscover songs like "theme for a strange world", "It' so good" and especially Movin' on. What a fantastic song and what a genius Joe is !
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Tue Jun 19 '12 8:59:25 am
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Peace Lily
Debora Aylett
Irrigon, Oregon
United states
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I love Blue Moon with a slice of orange in it...it's very refreshing but then again Ima bit of a lite weight when it comes to alcoholic beverages.. ;)
hellfredo- Thanks for mentioning Super colossal... been listening to it since I saw your post. I never give that one enough attention :-)
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Tue Jun 19 '12 12:38:07 pm
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Blue_Moon
Alan McKenna
Dublin
Ireland
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Don't mind one or two Blue Moons but they get a bit annoying after that
I have expensive tastes these days when it comes to beer, rarely drink the mass produced generic crap anymore.tastes like crap compared to what you could be drinking
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Tue Jun 19 '12 1:55:48 pm
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Two Shay
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Dunno how prevalent micro breweries are in the old country but there are lots over in England (and a few in Scotland and Wales) and some of the lovingly made brews are really something special, the rest are merely great. If you really like beer you can't go wrong having a holiday in Cumbria, more specifically to the south and southwest of the lake district. One of the pubs I walked into last year had nine different real ales on hand pumps plus another five or six of the generic mass produced beers and lagers (I think one of them may have been cider). I handed the car keys to the wife and said "We may be here for some time!". Hic. Lovely.
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Tue Jun 19 '12 2:17:31 pm
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Peace Lily
Debora Aylett
Irrigon, Oregon
United states
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Was trying to log on to an online account I don't use very often ...the security question was " What is your favorite song?"... :/
Well I know its a Joe song ...lmao
several tries later
I finally hit the right song
I've got too many favorite Joe songs
:D
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Tue Jun 19 '12 3:58:16 pm
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Blue_Moon
Alan McKenna
Dublin
Ireland
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Summer Song eh ;)
Yeah there's a fair few here too, the whole micro brewery thing rook off lately and 2 of my mates do their own! it's not bad atall atall and a bita fun... You do get a nice taste for the hops.. Few of my mates were in the bewdog factory in Scotland there recently had the nuclear penguin ale its 30 something % or something never reviewed it on the beer blog yet i think
Hop Farm
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Tue Jun 19 '12 4:41:56 pm
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beachbumbri
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Hi,
I'm Brian from England and wanted to know why I cannot buy any of your Signature Ibanez Guitars Left Handed? There are a lot of us Lefties' out there so I'm sure there is a market for them.
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Wed Jun 20 '12 2:20:39 am
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hellfredo
Alfred Montjovet
Paris, Ile de France
France
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Peace Lily- Thank you :) Me too since a few time I din't pay to it enough attention because I bought it the same time time as Crystal planet where there's some of my favorite songs ( crystal planet, secret prayer, lights of heaven, love thing... well actually almost the whole album). I think there's other albums that are a little forgotten: there's verry cool songs in Stange beautiful music ( chords of life , what breaks a heart- for exemple), Engines of creation the well-named full of creations and an album I like verry much, the most bluesy one I think: Joe satriani (1995) -I call it the "Red album". There's amazing songs like SMF, Home, You('re my world) and MOROCCAN SUNSET.
And all these songs are never play on live. I know that's because there's a lot of song and there's choices to be made.
Michelle- cool video :)
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Wed Jun 20 '12 6:53:12 am
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michelle
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Just found the rarely mentioned The Beautiful Guitar on Spotify. If you dig Joe's mellower tunes, you'll love this cd. My hubs snagged this cd and has it downstairs in the studio somewhere. Listening to I Believe now, which always makes me smile. Back in '01 I took one of Joe's cassette tapes (remember them?) to the tattoo shop with me when i was getting a tattoo, and the guy tattooing me kept singing "I BELIEVE!" every time Joe sang it. lol!
Ahh, Tears In The Rain - such a beautiful song! That song goes into All Alone, which rips yer heart out and throws it at yer feet. lol!
Fantastic cd!
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Wed Jun 20 '12 7:52:28 am
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Blue_Moon
Alan McKenna
Dublin
Ireland
Plays: Guitar (23 years)
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I never tasted it, if we try out some whack beers we usually split it to make it a bit more fees-able and pallet-able!
But yeah once the percentage goes up it can be a bit tricky alrite
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Wed Jun 20 '12 2:31:11 pm
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JoeFan700
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Hey Joe must say amazing show in sydney with g3 as always i don't know if you remember but i gave you my album after the show (wasn't very well recorded since i did it at my home) but if you ever need a support act myself and my backing band would me more than honoured my name is Adam Tripodi (or GuitarTrips on youtube) if you want to check out my stuff the sound quality isn't amazing but im in the studio now doing some new stuff anyways thanks again for being the greatest musician ever and inspiring me to make it in this world using the guitar and for inspiring me to follow my dream of making music :)
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Wed Jun 20 '12 9:05:41 pm
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Skippygirl
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Can everyone send good vibes for Germany to beat Greece tomorrow night - I have them in the office sweep for Euro 2012 - many thanks.
That Steve Vai vid interview was really nice. Forget who posted it. Steve had lovely things to say about Joe.
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Thu Jun 21 '12 1:23:57 am
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