michelle
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Found this of Joe on TMS but it's from almost 3 years ago.
Now I know who Joe picked too...and it wasn't really a contest between those two IMO. lol! hands down winner.
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Sat Feb 2 '13 8:47:41 am
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netknight
Istanbul,
Turkey
Plays: Guitar
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ok, kirk wrote beautiful, catchy guitar solos but come on joe, question is "who is better thrash metal player?". dave composed an album like "rust in peace", i don't mention about the others like "countdown to extinction" or "youthanasia". he can also play solo but without james hetfield i would like to see what kirk can do. as a lead guitarist he hasn't even a solo album.
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Sat Feb 2 '13 11:14:42 am
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Eventide
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I teach elementary music and have Satch posters all over my walls at work. My 3rd graders are particularly huge fans since one student got his dad to buy him some CDs. This week, one kid left the classroom covering his head with the hood from his sweater while yelling out "look everyone, I'm Joe Satriani!" So proud of them!
Currently have Crushing Day by Joe Satriani paused.
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Sat Feb 2 '13 2:46:56 pm
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michelle
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This is HEAVEN! Aww man, soooooo cool!
CRANK IT!
It's gonna be a great day! After being up and at 'em for an hour, I look down to see I'm wearing 2 left slippers, one purple one, and one green. Guess I parked 2 pairs of slippers to close and just stepped into the middle 2. Yes, I'm just that awesome. lmao! Praise be t Jesus for crackin' that egg just a little to hard! lol!
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Sun Feb 3 '13 8:24:50 am
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enricojs1000
Enrico Bernardini
00040, Itlay
Rome
Plays: Guitar (37 years)
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I joe! i buy the vip packages for the date of rome! can i bring my js1000 for the autograph?!?! ( sorry for the probably mistake of my english):-)
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Sun Feb 3 '13 9:38:49 am
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trower01
Rob Costagliola
Chesapeake City, MD
USA
Plays: Guitar (46 years)
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Joe! Start the show with "Hill of the Skull!". That would be soooo coool!!! I'd love that!!! You are the Master!!! THE coolest!!! (Billy Gibbons is one funky/soulful player, too! Living legend!)
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Sun Feb 3 '13 8:54:59 pm
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Eventide
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Had the Satriani recurring dream again last night. In this one Satch, my daughter and I were walking around some town, Europe looking at statues while trying to find a good place for dinner. This probably happens 'cause I can't wait for the new album!
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Mon Feb 4 '13 8:49:34 pm
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aussieRGman
Jason Ramsay
planet nowra, NSW
Australia
Plays: Guitar (48 years)
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Hi Joe and friends
haven't been on much lately,
I've had that much of blood tests I feel like
I've been attacked by Dracula!!
last time i was on i wasn't sure what I had but its now
confirmed as diabetes type 2, have to be on medication for the rest of my life , at least i dont need the insulin,
its been an up and down last couple weeks ,not much energy for anything , up and down like a nit wit...
so frustrating.. id love to catch up with joe in sydney this year but dont think im gonna be well enough..
been trying for the last 3-4 years to meet him ever since i got so close at the horden ,in sydney a few years back..
oh well such is life
keep on rocking Joe!
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Tue Feb 5 '13 4:30:25 am
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michelle
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jason, the best thing you can do is EDUCATE yourself on the disease and nutrition. If classes are offered at any local hospitals or clinics like they are here, take them. The better you can help your body, the less damage diabetes will do. Exercise is also very important. You don't have to join a gym, just be active - as active as you can when you're feeling not so great. Try to make Joe's gig your goal. You WILL feel better by then. Tell yourself that every day and push yourself to do everything you can to get yourself healthy. Not knowing why you feel like crap is the worst part. Now that you have a diagnosis, you can start the battle. I've seen so many people try to ignore it, or not respect it. That has terrible results. Education, nutrition, and exercise. Best of luck to ya!
Attack!
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Tue Feb 5 '13 7:20:29 am
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Do The Stu
Austin Lewis, III
Costa Mesa, CA
United States
Plays: Bass (25 years)
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Hi everyone...a few comments on the drummer stuff:
Marco Minneman plays drums on Steven Wilson's solo album due out later this month, and Steven just announced that Marco will not be doing the North/South American tours. Not that we need more proof, but it looks like the Joe thing is definitely happening.
Gregg Bissonette is absolutely an amazing drummer. I went to the Mark and Brian Christmas Show in 2011, and Gregg was the house drummer for a revolving lineup that included Edgar Winter, Kevin Cronin, and Steve Lukather, among others. Gregg was sight-reading all the parts! It was a pretty cool gig...Chickenfoot played there too, and I got to see Joe and Gregg do Satch Boogie.
Jeff Campitelli is staying busy. I went to a Satchurated screening during NAMM last year (thanks again, mikesb!) and talked to Jeff a bit...he was doing a few gigs with Peppino D'Agostino, and they had plans to record together. This is just a guess on my part, but Joe going with a different drummer probably has to do more with Jeff not being available...
Aaand while I'm talking about Satch drummers, I went to another Bonzo Bash tribute during NAMM this year. I can't even begin to list all the drummers who were there, but two of them with Satch ties were Jonathan Mover and Simon Phillips. Very cool...now if I could only see Manu Katche somehwere. ;-)
...Austin...
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Tue Feb 5 '13 7:26:44 pm
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vlavarlamos
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I barely wait your concert from Romania,in may(don't forget to come).I made something for you here:http://lucraridigitale.wordpress.com/2013/02/06/the-extremist/ .Thank you for your gret music,she inspires me in what I am doing.Please check the link above,you will like it,i'm sure of that...!
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Wed Feb 6 '13 2:09:47 am
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CPowell
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Hi Joe, I'd like to get into recording and writing my own instrumental work alongside a lot of other musicians from my college and surrounding areas. I was wondering how you started it all up, what software you use and what order you do stuff in to give me an idea of how others do it!
Cheers Joe!
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Wed Feb 6 '13 12:13:48 pm
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cheese101
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Chelle, same here, he reminded me of a combination of John Belushi and Jim Carrey....skerry, lol!! So of course I had to watch it again this morning :D
It snowed overnight here, yesterday was bright and sunny...go figger.
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Thu Feb 7 '13 6:36:20 am
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michelle
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Chee, the weather here all week has been fine. Cold, but fine. My sister is supposed to have a lung biopsy tomorrow morning, and of course the weather is supposed to be freezing rain and a bita snow with that storm coming. She was supposed to have it done in Jan., but the weather crapped out then too. The hospital is 1.5 hrs from her house, and my pop is taking her, so it's a 2.5 hr drive for him. I'm wondering if this bad weather on the exact day she's supposed to go is a sign? Once maybe, but twice? This is nerve wracking. She's going to make her decision today to cancel or not. She really wants to get this over with. The weather was fine all damn week. *sigh*
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Thu Feb 7 '13 7:24:51 am
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ICEMAN II
frozen in time...
Plays: Piano
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The hardest thing to do is watch the one you love, love someone else...
Little Texas, My Love
I love animals more than people. It's sad but true. People are cruel. Animals are not.
My beautiful kitty, Ms. Bean a short haired gray passed away and she was only 5 years old! She started acting clumsy one day, like misjudging her jumps and she would fall over just trying to walk.
I spent thousands of dollars trying to find out what was wrong with her. Turns out my Ms. Bean had a common parasite called Toxoplasmosis and it had advanced to her brain and was destroying her motor skills and muscle control. I desperately tried medicine to help her but it was too late and too far advanced. I totally blame myself for not recognizing her symptom's earlier on. I could have saved her with medicine. But it had spread too far to her brain. I had to carry her to her food dish, and carry her to my bed and tuck her in at night with me. I couldn't bare to lose her.
Then one day she cried out in pain from her muscle spasms and I knew she couldn't suffer anymore. It was one of the hardest things in my life to have to go through.
When I had to take her to her final Vet visit the place was packed with big barking dogs. My poor Bean was so scared, I felt awful about it. I tried the best I could to comfort her. And keep mentioning her din din time (dinner), she loved eating. It was her favorite thing.
It truly felt like losing a child. And I can't seem to get over that my snuggle kitty is gone and can never be replaced with a new kitty. It's frustrating being frozen in time... .. .
Oblivion, relaxing music
One day will hopefully come when I'm ready to accept my loss, but right now I can't let my beautiful Bean's memory fade lest I lose her forever... .. .
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