Hi everyone!

I'm new here and I guess I have some 2000 posts left to read...pant! pant! pant! I am currently in Las Vegas for 2 weeks visiting my girlfriend that sings in a Casino for Cirque du Soleil...She wanted to get me tickets to go see Joe play and...Dammit! Mister Satriani got sick...How bad lucky is that? I won't get another chance like that to see Joe live anytime soon since he doesn't come down to Montreal to often...

I will shut up for now and keep on reading posts. See ya around peepz!

If anyone cares, you can go hear some of my stuff at this address: http://www.soundclick.com/bands/9/chunkyvomitmusic.htm

I play guitar and also electric violin. I build my own instruments and I even toyed around playing some of Joe's stuff with my violin. As on "Violin in a blue dream".

Is there anyone here having sites where they post their own playing? I obviously love Joe's material, but I'm also interested in discovering new talents, different players, all that stuff...You know?

Please leave links to your creations if you can, Internet is a great place to discover people and their music. Here's my link:

http://www.soundclick.com/bands/9/chunkyvomitmusic.htm

Joe tried one of my guitars a looooooong time ago in Montreal, on the surfing tour. My friend (we are luthiers/guitar builders) had a backstage pass and brought over some of our work...Do you remember this Joe? A one piece electric totally covered with American 1 dollar bills? I was waiting for my friend to come back, sitting next to the tour bus and had a nice chat with STU and Jonathan Mover. Great memories...and an awesome show!

Stevee T:

You couldn't access my site? That's weird! I am absolutely sure that I have the right address, since I basically copied the link from the page's browsing window...Can't go wrong this way. Here it is again:

http://www.soundclick.com/bands/9/chunkyvomitmusic.htm

If it still doesn't work, just go simply to www.soundclick.com and go at the bottom of the opening page. There is a search engine...Just do a research by artists name and look for ChunkyVomit.

I again folks,

Death Cube K: Thanks man. I'm located in a little town south of Montreal...real close to the NY US borderline. Where are you from yourself?

Big Bad Moon: Go get yourself a Tonebone pedal dude. The best in the goddamn world. I'm sure Joe has one! I know that Eric Johnson does!

www.tonebone.com

Stevee T: So? Did this link ever worked for you or not?

Big Bad Moon: I told you to get a Tonebone pedal...Not a DS-1...Aaaargh! I hate these cheap distortion toys! But if you have $$$ issues, I guess a Tonebone pedal might be out of your grasp.

If anybody wants to hear some of my music (and some Satriani covers), go to my page on soundclick: www.soundclick.com and look for ChunkyVomit in the artists database. Or simply copy this url in your browser window:

Hey guitarnett...I went to your website and checked some of your stuff up. Great shit! Keep up the good work dude!

I f you feel like it, go take a peak at some of my stuff on www.soundclick.com and look for ChunkyVomit in the artists database.

I play guitar and a selfmade electric 6 string (tuned in fifths like a standard violin) on there. Sometimes it's hard to tell the guitar from the violin...I plug both instruments through my guitar rig. Sweet!

ZENFISH:

Je ne comprends pas comment les liens que j'installe sur ce forum ne semblent pas fonctionner...Mystere! Mais si tu es toujours interesse a aller ecouter quelques unes de mes pieces instrumentales, tu n'as qu'a aller sur ce site:

www.soundclick.com

Au bas de la page se trouve un moteur de recherche. Tu n'as qu'a effectuer une recherche par artiste sous le nom de ChunkyVomit. Et voila!

GUITARNETT:

Thanx for taking some time to listen to my songs...

http://www.soundclick.com/bands/9/chunkyvomitmusic.htm

For the CIRCLES cover, making the exact intro was easy...hehe...I just plainly took the actual real pad intro from Joe's CD and slowly cross mixed my version into it. If you listen closely, you'll hear little texture changes and some out of sync shakers in the area where both tracks jump over each other.