michelle
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Ahh, crisis averted!. Peach Paterno ice cream from the Berkey Creamery at Penn State, and Jagermeister to kick it off! That makes for one happy camper!
Here;s a lovely bita Vai and band from last week. Love the interaction with Weiner & Bynoe, but whats the girlie got going on there?
My absolute favorite balls out song from the new cd - Steve Vai & Beverly McClellan-John the Revelator. Man I f'n love that shit!
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!
Post 8000! I remember when all this was fields...
edit: thought this was funny - from Stephen Colbert's twitter
@StephenAtHome
Mitt Romney has won the GOP nomination! So inspiring. The man overcame crushing privilege to make it here.
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Tue Aug 28 '12 6:17:55 pm
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Arna
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Hello Mr. Satriani. Big fan of your music and sound. I know that you are the real Maestro of all times on the earth. I can not believe it yet that i'm stand in front of the stage on G3 concert in Amsterdam on July 2012 when you and mr. Vai, played the best songs with the best, clearest and loudest sound i have ever heard in my life. Wish i listen to you on a wide open area, not in an arena. How ever i am really honored and feel most lucky that i got the chance and visited beyond this universe with your sound. 1000 thanks. Hope you don't get angry on me when i wrote these lines. One thing is missing with almost all artists and performers and thats: they don't care about how they look on the stage. If you got the best sound in the world then you have to look like a million bucks on any stage as well. Especially for people who bye a DVD. You know, the stages are often dark with black colors and the artists always wares the dark and black clothes. I don't know why? Why use black t-shirts and dark clothes when you got the most beautiful colors like purple, yellow, orange, pink or light reflex colors with 70s fashion clothes... Believe me, You with your sound and those colors and outfits , the impression would be huge on everybody specially people at home.
The next thing: in my opinion your best song ever is wormhole wizards and i miss it really on Sutchurated. The best 3D DVD without that song? How is it possible? Pleeeeese put that song on your next DVD (whithout that pianoplaying in the middle of the song). By the way it would be more great if that song called Sutch a light speed or something like that, cause the sound of that song takes me to the speed of light. Once Again Mr. Satriani Please don't get mad on me cause i wrote those lines, I Really love your sound and exactly the way you think when you compose a song. No one has ever composed a song like you did specially in wormhole wizards, Crystal planet(with brilliant ending), premonition (with most brilliant ending i have ever heard), Andalusia makes all flamenco Maestros vanish and..... I wish You Well and hoping and looking forward to see You, live again SOON. Please put the wormhole wizards on your set list where ever you play. The only person who could ever match your sound on piano was the late Jon Lord.
Sincerely Yours, Arna
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Nando290563
FERNANDO ARTESERO
TERRASSA, BARCELONA
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Hello Joe,
any possibility that you will come to Spain (specially Barcelona)
shortly? Maybe G3 (with Steve Vai and Eric Johnson)?
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Wed Aug 29 '12 9:04:18 am
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Pawel28
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Hi Joe my name is Pawel(Paul)I am from Poland and 28yrs old I live in London since 2004 that is when I first heard you from the guy on the bus I remember he said to me "listen to this" That kicked my head so hard it blew me away and it was only a "circle" song I start playing at 13 but it was only a simple playing learning maybe 1 2 songs and geting to the soloing(no chance)bit to much for me back then, It actualy hapend with you couse you start them usually slow progresing to this massive solo and again (where is this came from)so it took me many years to learn how to improvise I could not afford to go to college so I learn in every other way mostly by buing Guitar Mag as they have cd/s with backing track so I could try my ways rather than theirs sad but true had to I know you playing now in the band and I was wandering if there is any chance to have go with you or you know any body here in London that needs guitarist Thanks for reading this through.
beatarabka@yahoo.com or (044) 07762573116
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Wed Aug 29 '12 12:52:34 pm
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michelle
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Interesting ~
The PolitiFact site shows that when it comes to Obama's statements by ruling, if you add the mostly false, false, and pants on fire categories, he's at 27%.
If you add Romney's statements by ruling in the mostly false, false, and pants on fire categories, he's at 43%. 9% of that is pant on fire lies..I mean statements, as opposed to Obama's 1% p.o.f. statements.
Here's a page worth looking at.
And now...WE DANCE!!
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....Hello ,me again lone wolf2 whats up Joe!.My husky turned out beautiful man does she ever run nice didnt need nothing it had a couple loose intake manifold bolts from when i assemebeled the engine i think at happpened was my mom callled me in from the gargae for something suppper maybe? shes just about perfect set my carb on it yesterday just abit to see how my motor was shes perfect reallly though you would need to use the manual to get her perfect i just dont something for a test I was doing .tHEIR GOOD GASKETS MAN I BOUGHT THE J AND R HEADER GASKET MATERIAL AT CANADIAN TIRE LONG LONG LONG TIME AGo Im certidfied for gasket makeing from lakefield high scool threw the science and arts programe i took gasket makeing in high scool actaully grade 6 man university course. i had j and r heaaders on my old 1969 amc javelin primo headers glad the old husky is killler again . im certified to seal a motor with a piston biggger then 1 and 7 eiths and no biggger then 4 inchs and 13 sixteethns and im licence for brakes from speedy auto she has the brand new sinetered metal sintered metal brake shoes EBC brand on the rear shes good a new merudcry inborad bota engine gas filter i put on last year and never ran it thats the first tim it,s been fired up since i rebuilt it after it was stolen and bancroft opp recovered it and chraged the 2people my brother and the informant the restitution when i had my lawyer take them to court for damgaed was 80,000 cash each! the bike was worth 250,000 at the time cameron cycle in petreborugh has the new husqvaran dealership here for the italain huskys now some of the new huskys have rotaxs in any dirtbike or motorcyel if the chains on the right it,s a rotax i own bmw motorcycle hey their husvarqna now bmw runs threw the department of corrrections is who contarols it and who husqvaran make their payment too bmw does thats it just picked up the mail my dissabilty was their this month 25th sept have to go to dentist again for my detration of my jaw bone get her picked clean and treated so my dental card is here thats it picked up moms mail too she has bills thats it have a good day next week kids are back in scool maybe next week will talk more often this weked is along weeked here monday is labour dat their will be 12 thousadn people here at their cotttages probbbaly starting today or tommmorw andthe librry is regualllry closed monay willl shoot the breeze soon though later wolf2.
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silvicus
Silviu Panait
Constanta, Constanta
Romania
Plays: Guitar (22 years)
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Joe, please come to Romania! Steve's been here quite a couple of times, why didn't you?. Maybe i should start a petition or something...
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Zinc Master
Zinc Master
Crown Point, IN
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Blue_Moon
Yep - they are re-releasing the album - apparently the label went out of business, they got the masters and are putting it back in the market - with a few bonus LIVE tracks.
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Thu Aug 30 '12 1:39:45 pm
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michelle
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101,872 members - minus the split personality multiple user name people, and not a damn thing going on.
C'mon people!
Let's get this board breathing again!
It's like this, when it should be like THIS!!
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ALEJANDROJS1000
ALEJANDRO OTAÑO
AVELLANEDA, BUENOS AIRES
WILDE
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Hello Joe!, I commented and I want to thank you, because in my life, your music is always with me, in good and bad momentos. I'm your No. 1 fan, ajjajaa.
I wonder if this the chance to meet you personally, when you're in ARGENTINA, and to invite you to a barbecue on the grill, Meat ARGENTINA, to truly welcome and as a way of thanks for all you have given me with your guitar . and in one of those, no!, if you could play some issue with you, for example: "we always me, we allwas you", as it has to do with my vida.Yo'll walk to the base and your guitarra.Es play the only dream I've ever wanted, to be able to spend some time with you! of course with your beloved band! and are also invited to ASADO.Se you're too busy and have no time, but let me know how much you are in Buenos Aires in th October, I leave my email: otaxo71@hotmail.com
I send a hug to you the whole band.
Alejandro Otaño
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Mattycrim
Matt Crimmins
Sayville, New York
USA
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Dear Joe,
I am writing you this e-mail in the hope you can help a disabled 9/11 Paramedic injured both physically and emotionally, sort of like a make a wish. I was off that day but when the planes hit, I grabbed my gear and headed in. I suffered great physical and emotional damage that day losing my best friend and partner, along with 11 other co-workers. I saved as many people as I could but put my own safety on the back burner. Now I have the beginnings of emphysema, PTSD, panic and anxiety, herniated discs in my back and last year sufferered a massive heart attack leaving me with only 45% of my heart muscle left. I have been a fan of yours for as long as I can remember and was hoping you could help me with 1 last dying wish. I was married but my wife left me because she couldnt handle watching me fade away slowly. She took everything from me Joe. I had to sell all of my guitars and guitar equipment to pay for my attorney and my meds to keep me alive. Music and playing music is my life and now I have nothing. I was in the process of saving for your JS1000, my dream guitar, but had to spend that also on my medications. Is there anyway you can make a charitable donation to this disabled medic to make my last days as enjoyable as can be? Music is my life and when I play it allows me to forget, even if just for an hour at a time the horror and carnage I witnessed, especially losing so many close friends. It is taking every bit of my pride to ask you for such an awesome guitar but it will help me get through my last few years if I last that long and when I do pass I will be buried with it. Thank you for your time and consideration and most of all the music you've shared for the masses over the years. So please Mr. Satriani, make my last wish come true.
Sincerely and with the utmost respect,
Matt Crimmins; NYC/NYS REMAC Paramedic, Disabled
NYC ID# 6533
NYS ID# 174277
50 Garfield Ave.
Sayville, NY 11782
631-218-8555
Mc911medic@aol.com
Thank you and God Bless
P.S. if there is any doubt as to my story, I will gladly provide you with any proof you need. I just want to be happy with the one guitar I've always wanted from the idol I've strived to play like.
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michelle
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PeaceDeb, I like this part of that article -
Hagar also took the occasion to briefly address his long career and upcoming birthday: “I forget about it, I’m out there just partying and working, having a good time, and next thing I know, I’m turning 65 (on Oct. 13). I’m cool with it, everybody’s always trying to lie about their age, f— that. I never dreamed I’d still be doing this, but now, I never dreamed about quitting!”
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Peace Lily
Debora Aylett
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Michelle- I got to be honest.....before seeing Chickenfoot live I was a bit meh about Sammy..I mean I liked some of his songs but I was not a huge Hagar or Van Halen fan. BUUUUUT during the concert I was totally mesmerized. I had thought I would spend the whole time watching JOE. I was watching THE BAND and THE FRONTMAN and watching him interact with the fans. It was an awesome concert & my sis & I had a blast.
:-)
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michelle
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Peace, I like Sammy way better when I'm watching him live! He's a legend for sure. I loved him in VH, but only knew some stuff from Montrose & his solo stuff. Gotta be honest, at the Cf shows you can never really take yer eye offa Chad. Once he gets on a mad one and starts throwing stuff, you need a helmet & teeth guard ferfuxsake! lol! I always watch Joe first, then the drummer, then singer, and last the bass player. Haven't seen Kenny with the band yet. In Joe's band it's Joe, Jeff (almost equally), Galen, and whoever is on bass probably equally, but less than I'm looking at Joe & Jeff. I could watch both of them aaaall day long! lol! They make me smile until my cheeks hurt. lol!
As for the woman blasting AC/DC, She was a tough nut to crack! lol! I've already been so pissed at my neighbors for fighting until 2 am, then having them wake our baby daughter at 7 am when their kids and grandkids would come over to spend the day, that i would blast them hard! There were more than a few times got so mad I pointed the speakers towards their backyard and played Savatage as loud as it would go. I'd close the door to that room and just let the whole album play out. It takes a LOT to get me that mad, but when you're in the city with neighbors all up on ya & they're not letting you get any sleep, ya get a little cranky! lol! Those were the 80's. lol!
Who knew back then that some of these guys would make a band called Trans Siberian Orchestra?
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