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Simon
Granada, Andalucia
Spain
Plays: Guitar (24 years)
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jelly man, hehe, no I just love the Halo story. I'd actually totally forgotten about the good doctor's involvement in the sound track. Thanks for the reminder! I know what you mean about using gamepads for fps, I find it kinda hard. I'm just about used to it for Halo tho.....I got it when it matters! hehe
Austin, oh cool. hehe. Hopefully the old-school lego will be worth a few bob one day. You know, when kids have stopped playing altogether, and all they do is gamble, sell drugs, have unknown children and pop caps in each other's asses!
Mon Oct 4 '04 1:49:43 am Set this message as last read

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Simon
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cuthbert, far from it. The decisions made and actions taken by the Bush administration have a massive effect on the rest of the world. It is the naive assumption of the Bush administration that their decisions and actions only have an effect on the US and on the country the actions are taken against, which is likely to get the UN countries in trouble.

There are no surface-to-surface missiles in the middle-east that have the range to reach all the way to the US, so they shall have to make do with lashing out at America's allies.

The same was the problem in the cold war. Many American CRUISE Missiles were based in England, because they couldn't be launched to their target from American soil, and it made the UK a target.

Nuclear war in Europe would not last long. We are not a big continent, and that is something the US usually isn't aware of - that was an unusual quality of Bill Clinton - he had global awareness, and thought about how his national decisions affected the rest of us.

Don't get me wrong, i'm not being anti-american here. That's not the point at all - i'm being anti-bush. He's ignorant, dangerous, and disorganised. He couldn't organise a piss-up in a brewery.

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Mon Oct 4 '04 10:37:59 am Set this message as last read

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Simon
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Jazzzzzzy, hehe, cheers, and no problem on the mail!


Anybody know what the M-Audio Midisport 8x8 unit is like? Will it be up to the task of recording guitar tracks?

Yoda, Clarky, you guys seems quite up on this stuff! Any thoughts would be appreciated!


More later....
Tue Oct 5 '04 1:59:14 am Set this message as last read

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Simon
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crushingday62, cool, are you using the midisport 2x2 for recording guitar? I'm just wondering how well it handles it and what the quality/speed is like, considering it's USB transfer and not firewire.

Here's the reason - I have a laptop which i've been using for my cubase projects. It does the job....I just need a sound card so I can record the guitar. A Firewire 4/10 would be great, but the laptop has no firewire port. I could get a 'PC Card' which goes in one of the card slots, with a firewire adapter on the end, but since the laptop has a pair of USB ports on the back, it seems like not such a bad idea just to get an external USB Sound Card, like the midisport!

Your thoughts and experiences with the 2x2 would be appreciated!


I don't get it......there's a lot of support for Bush from some surprising sources. The US is undeniably the most powerful nation on the globe. So, in my mind, it makes sense that the most powerful nation on the globe should be run by someone smart, who has a good handle on international relations, and a very well educated understanding of foreign politics and global economy.

Bush doesn't have these properties. He is probably one of those who thinks England is in London. He doesn't understand foreign culture, and doesn't understand how to integrate his nation into global economy. Instead, he's trying to shut off the outside world, and keep the US to itself, which on the face of it....yeah great......but the most powerful nation on the globe will always have strong affects on the rest of the world.

I don't recall him covering any big plans to help the thrid world. Where is the support for Africa and South America? I guess they are on the b-list, cause daddy never started a war with them which he didn't get finished doing.

For cryin out loud, he has succesfully blurred the line between 9/11, Osama Bin Laden, Afghanistan, and WMD's, Saddam Hussein and Iraq. They are two different conflicts, or at least they were, but now they're in the past, it's okay to say..."well, actually, I just wanted a crack at Saddam. I was just cleaning up what pop started 10 years ago".

I have nothing against the US. I don't think Kerry would be the perfect president, but I think he'd do a whole lot more good for the US as a part of the rest of the world than Bush is capable of.

All just my opinions, so please don't anybody take it the wrong way! I think i'm done on that subject.


Sold the Jem today! FINALLY! SA1260 here I come.
CodePoet, Welcome! I guess you're used to the multi-board appearance of PHP.BB2 style boards.......Joe's messageboard is a lot more sraightforward. It's just one long, continuous thread, like a book, rather than a collection of books on a shelf! It's great, and easy to get used to!
Tue Oct 5 '04 11:03:30 am Set this message as last read

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Simon
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Suzie, you called me '962'! haha, you're getting used to it! Anyway, yeah thanks, I got 900 squid for it which is good! I was going to go to London tomorrow, but i'd put it on ebay and had some bids on it. In the end, it went to a gent called Pete, from petersfield. He came over today, to my house, and paid for it and collected it, which was great cause I didn't have to worry about posting it! It's all good!

Hows the SG going? Are you starting to learn it's quirks and charms? I usually find after a few weeks playing a new guitar, I find out funny characteristics.....that's one of the things I enjoy most about getting a new guitar, or even a new set of pickups! It's always something different!


My mum and I just watched The Satch Tapes DVD again! What a blast, I love it. I was crackin up laughing at Vai talking about the curly cord! haha, he mentions it on the Alien Love Secrets DVD commentary too. I wish I had a postal address for him, so I could send him a curly white cord on his birthday. hehe
Tue Oct 5 '04 2:19:36 pm Set this message as last read

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Simon
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Oh crap, I accidentally hit "post" before copyinng my message into the message box. I'm sorry father, for I have sinned.
Joe Rocks!


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Wed Oct 6 '04 2:14:48 am Set this message as last read

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Simon
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Suzie, hehe, "962" is a car, made for endurance racing by Porsche! That throws a whole different light on it, huh?! anyway, I'm glad you're getting fun out of the SG. I completely understand the theraputic side too - gunning it on a nice heavy tonal setting after an annoying day at work! Keep on rockin!


Yoda, no problem, cheers, I got it all figured out now anyway!

However, have you ordered stuff from GAK before? If so, did it always arrive in good condition, or was any of it ever broken?!


crushingday62, I've been researching M-Audio gear, and i think i'll go for the Aidosport Quattro, cause it seems more geared to Audio input than Midi input, which is what the Midisport cards seem to be designed for! I'd still be interested to know your thought on the Midisport/USB performance tho!
Nooo, not marshall! hehe, I know it's all a matter of opinion, but I'd say to you as I have said to many others; Hughes & Kettner Edition Blue. And with a 400-pound margin, you could get the 60watt, at about 250 quid!
Wed Oct 6 '04 2:15:09 am Set this message as last read

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Simon
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Clarky, try telling that to a brazillian ;-)


Suzie, hehe, no problem.....most people who like to think they know EVERYTHING about cars haven't heard of the Porsche 962, so you're 100% forgiven!
Jelly Man, thanks for your feedback. I'm quite tempted to order this stuff from GAK now. I mean yeah, apalling service, as I thought, but if I can get a hundred quid or so knocked of my sound card and guitar, I'll be smiling!

Clarify something for me - they messed you around, you had to change your mind and get something different, but you paid less, and when it finally did arrive, it was undamaged? That's an okay deal if that's the case!


Yoda, crushingday62, thanks for your input gents!
Wed Oct 6 '04 10:17:55 am Set this message as last read

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Simon
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jelly man, cool, thanks mate!

I was lookin on the GAK site last night, and for the first time saw the small-print that says "gak.co.uk ltd is a sister company to The Guitar, Amp and Keyboard Centre and the prices in the online store do not reflect those in the shop. Then they provide a phone number.

So, presumeably, if I phone them and say "do you have an Audiosport Quattro and an Iby SA1260 in stock, they're going to check the shop's stock even though they maintain it's a seperate company! God dammit! I'll try my best anyway! Thanks for your advice/warnings!


I'm off for the weekend. Catch you next week peeps!
The Forgotten (Part 2) for October 23rd(?)for Jazzzzzzyy!
Thu Oct 7 '04 1:41:58 am Set this message as last read

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Simon
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jimbojim, do you have Vai's Live At The Astoria DVD? Tony MacAlpine plays an Atonal solo on that...I think it's at the beginning of Down Deep Into The Pain, and it's pretty awesome!
jelly man, dammit! I'm going to risk it and just put an online order on these things. Thanks for the warnings!
hoiguy, Joe's move to Peavey is good. I'm still undecided about his tone but it is growing on me. The main difference I hear is in the bass tones - Joe's tone is much more dynamic and open now, much fuller, and the Peavey sound has really maxed out his rhythm section, it sounds really fat and meaty. "Lifestyle" is a good case in point!
HAPPY CANADIAN THANKSGIVING to all you Joe fans from Canada!
Austin, AWESOME! You got Kenny-Wayne's new CD! i'm dead jealous, I can't wait to hear it!
TASTEY, I played News In Brief to a few relatives while I was visiting them this weekend. They all said your newscasts were really good and you sounded really convincing! See, I told you you sounded ace! hehe. Hope your new job is going okay!
Clarky, fair play man. But tell me, what would you say to a 6-year-old?
Somebody tell me, how did Christopher Reeve die? Was it in surgery or something? I knew he died but missed all reports!
Mon Oct 11 '04 10:29:14 am Set this message as last read

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Simon
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Clarky, right answer! hehe
Andy Timmons for future G3 DVD! he is the best, f*ck*n incredible musician! I really want to see Andy in concert, he's so energetic and such a gent!
Tue Oct 12 '04 10:08:22 am Set this message as last read

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Simon
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Yoda, Nevada Music, in Portsmouth, is the only place in the UK to get Carvin stuff. You literally can't get it anywhere else. Check Carvin USA site to find out more on amps.
Jared, welcome back dude! Haven't seen you for a few weeks! If you don't win a pass, best chance of catching joe is between his bus and the stage door. Getting to the venue 3 or 4 hours early could help, or just waiting for ages after the show!
Thu Oct 14 '04 12:42:28 am Set this message as last read

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Simon
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For the first time today, I decided to watch Yngwie's set all the way through, on the G3 Denver DVD. I've never seen it all before cause I usually get bored round about the acoustic solo or Adaggio. Which means it wasn't until today that I saw the end of his set where he chucks his Strat high in the air twice, lets it slam onto the stage, before picking it up and smashing it around the corner of a monitor.

It was actually upsetting to watch! My respect was slowly growing for Yngwie, but seeing this made my respect for him take a swan-dive back to a few measley percent. What twat.

Joe, I sincerely hope you never get Yngwie back on G3 again....he's savage!

I then watched G3 96 to make myself feel better, and I realised even more than before how great a job Eric Johnson did. Of all the G3 collaborations I've seen, the JS/SV/EJ collaboration works best.


Jelly Man, my SA1260 arrived from GAK today! funny thing - they called yesterday to tell me they were going to dispatch it on tuesday, but then realised there's a small chip in the finish on the tip of the lower limb, and they couldn't dispatch it without letting me know first. They said I could wait in line for a new one or just take the slightly damaged one with "some goodies" by their way of saying sorry! I took the latter. Guitar arrived with 4 packs of strings made by a company I never heard of, and also with a gibson strap and guitar-care kit, a capo and a braided cable!

hehe, GAK rock - their service/quality consistency is pretty apalling but you get a lot of shit for your money! At least it was what I expected!


michelle, enjoy the show!
Jared, yeah I'd say hanging around afterwards is the best bet - Joe has to leave the venue at some point!
Delfino, after your comments on Fable, I looked at it on amazon this morning. Saw your review, and others.....That's cool that characters in the game age while your gone! It sounds kinda cool
Suzie, yeah I got the SA today! It's sweet. It needs to be played in for the hardware to settle, but the neck is really nice and the mahogany body sounds really fat and warm. I really want to get some better pickups in there - stock Ibanez are not the best, but then they're not the worst! hehe. It's really comfortable too, the body feels more compact and organic than the RG-type bodies, I love it!
Thu Oct 14 '04 11:19:18 am Set this message as last read

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Simon
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Zinc Master, oh you should see Texas Chainsaw.......it's definitely a comedy! haha. I've only seen the original, but it cracked me up, it was so lame. The second half of the film consisted simply of a woman running around screaming wildly!


Suzie, I will say, I do like the sound of some of Yngwies music, especially the slow bits! I just can't hack seeing someone smash a guitar. It's a really childish, pathetic thing to do and Joe and Steve are both quite sophisticated. I would have been embarrassed, but yeah, they all still showed each other a lot of respect!

In the time it's taken you to read that, you could have been ordering a copy of G3 96 with EJ! Get to it! hehe. Seriously tho, i'm sure you'll enjoy it!


Delfino, no absolutely not. I have a good friend who is a bass/guitar teacher and he is beyond grade 8 with a decent music career behind him, but he doesn't have a single grade cirtificate. All you need is to be able to inspire someone and teach them to be able to do what they want to do!
Jared, I think it was very smart to have YJM on the G3 tour, cause he's probably a bigger name than Satch and Vai. It was a great catalyst for marketing and the release of the CD and especially the DVD got some really good exposure at the right time.

On that basis, I would suggest to Joe that for even more exposure and recognition by the general public, get somebody like Slash on board! I woulnd't mind seeing that actually, Slash is allright!


michelle, good to hear you enjoyed the show! Did joe play a lot of the new stuff? What did you think of it live?
jelly man, haha, yeah very predictable, but the guitar is great, so it's all good. One thing that i'm curious about though.....who the f*ck are SID Guitar Strings? They're made in the sunny USA aparrently. It's an ass, cause I got 4 packs of the bastards, and no use for them, cause I use D'addarios! Oh well, can't have it all!
Fri Oct 15 '04 2:05:48 am Set this message as last read

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Simon
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jazzzzzzzzzy, HAHAHAHAHA! You're crackin me up dude, hilarious. 17) Play fast, then play slow, then play fast again! Damn, they won't see that coming!
Clarky, no she was clothed.....I think she was wearin some very short shorts and a t-shirt or somethin. It's not worth watching for anytning other than the comedy aspect!
Fri Oct 15 '04 3:52:50 am Set this message as last read

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Simon
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michelle, awesome, Joe played Hordes Of Locusts! It sounds like a cracking show, and I hear you on Jeff, he's ace. I love watchin Jeff playing, he always looks really happy and really into it. I was really pleased that he was one of the guys I got to talk with after G3 earlier this year, he's a really cool guy, really modest and intuitive.


Delfino, absolutely, yeah he teaches five days a week in two private schools, and sees a different kid every half hour. He is an excellent teacher, I wish I could take lessons from him, but he doesn't teach privately any more cause he doesn't need to with the in-school work.

By the way, did you know that Andy Timmons is playing at PMT next wednesday? You'd better f*ck*n go! hehe. j/k, since it's a wednesday you may well miss it cause of school, unless it's in the evening!

Fri Oct 15 '04 10:51:34 am Set this message as last read

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Simon
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Larreye, you could start out wiht a Boss DS-1. That should help with the smooth overdrive tone. Joe has used a DS-1 or a pair of DS-1s a lot in the past.

I find that using a neck pickup with the tone full on gives it that aquious tone, while using the bridge pickup turns the overdrive into crunch for things like Time and A Train Of Angels.

Also, to get a proper Joe tone you could get a set of his pickups......DiMarzio PAF Pro for the neck position and DiMarzio Fred for the bridge.

Hope that helps!

Sat Oct 16 '04 2:07:06 am Set this message as last read

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Simon
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marimari, thanks for the EVH mail. regards the photo, which one is Eddie? hehe, just kiddin!


matt king, megaboyd, where you guys been?

Hopefully this is a sign of good things to come - maybe we'll honour the retuyrn of Ovation1 and Trutina!

We can live in hope

Mon Oct 18 '04 3:10:02 am Set this message as last read

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Simon
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Zinc Master, yeah I was as surprised as Jazzzzy at the jokes aparrently complementing Bush's intelligence!

Anyway, tell me something, does the US still despise Russia? Please don't misinterpret that - i'm not havin a dig at you or anyone personally, just idle curiosity!

Mon Oct 18 '04 10:14:19 am Set this message as last read

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Zinc Master, cool, yeah it seems that real international relations are a little sweeter these days. I know Putin and Blair have been working quite closely together.

I find it really interesting, cuz my research, out of personal interest, makes me feel that Russia is now one of the most respectable nations on the planet and is a nation a lot of us should be looking up to. I hope it builds itself a stronger economical foothold to get out of the poverty rut.


Awesome, my mum's just bought Farenheit 9/11 on DVD, can't wait to watch it. Think i'll do that tomorrow.
edit:

cuthbert, I kinda meant both goverment and people, cause I've heard very mixed american views on Russia. But then some of those, including that of my bro-in-law, were from people who served in the US military during the cold war, so that's bound to shape one's opinion, somewhat.

What does the US think of France, or is that a touchy subject? It's funny, people (especially in the UK, the tabloid press) are always quick to slander the French and say they're lazy and so on, but I've noticed that whenever there is a humanitarian aid crisis, for example, the French are the first on the scene actually doing something.

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Mon Oct 18 '04 10:48:52 am Set this message as last read

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Simon
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Jazzzzzzzzy, nice to see those anti-Bush jokes, keep 'em coming! Love the last one. hehe
Opticalstudio, cool, thanks for the update on Mikey D! Good to know he's okay and busy doing something constructive!
Mon Oct 18 '04 12:34:32 pm Set this message as last read

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Suzie, yeah it's working out good thanks. I wish I had a little more money cause I really want to load it with decent pickups. The Ibanez stock ones lack any sense of character. I also want to put locking tuners on it. oh well, good things come to those who wait! hehe
Anybody want a Tubescreamer? TS9 with SnSFX chipset to make it sound like original!
Mon Oct 18 '04 1:13:15 pm Set this message as last read

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SupaaDave, interesting what you said about the RGT42 stability issues. I got one just over year ago. I needed something strong to carry on the bus to college every day, so I thought the RGT would do it cause of it's thru-neck. Problem was, the bus ride put the f*ck*r out of tune every morning, and every evening on the way home. I was going to sell it, but I now actually use it quite a bit. I can't keep it in fine-tune for more than 2 minutes, but it'll stay approximately there for a few hours. One day i'll put a real Floyd unit in there and it'll hopefully sort it out, but for now I gotta hope the neighbours can't hear me play! hehe
Austin, I think it's a bit extreme to say that Jazzzzzzy puts something about bush in every one of his posts. Dude if it pisses you off, ignore it!
Delfino, nothing better than a bacon sandwich in the morning? I'm guessing you prefer a BJ before you go to sleep then! hehe
Ovation1, good to see you bro. and hey........I've had my fun, had my day in the sun, now my body's a map of a cracked arizonaaaahhhh!!! (yeah I been watchin guitar wars again. hehe). Take it easy sensai
Wolf is back! excellent, this should keep us entertained
Tue Oct 19 '04 10:20:47 am Set this message as last read

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http://www.soundclick.com/bands/3/thegalleriamusic.htm

People, please feel free to check that link and listen to News In Brief. It's the political track that my accomplace, Alex, and myself have been working on, and it's now up on soundlcick. Be open minded, and be aware that the political ideas presented may be contrary to your own.


Jazzzzzy, your list of pro-bush/pro-kerry voters in the music world was interesting. Also, although it's not confirmed, I somehow doubt that Joe will be voting for bush. I've seen his CND t-shirt....nothing gets past me! hehe

Dude, have you seen Farenheit 9/11? My mum and I watched it last night, it's awesome. If John Kerry does manage to win this, Mike Moore should be very proud that it's partly because of his documentary!


TASTEY, I think it's an interesting proposal - perhaps Joe should have something playing on the homepage. I wouldn't want it playing in the messageboard tho, cause I often listen to CD's while reading/writing!

Andy Timmon's homepage has The Princess (i think) playing in the background, and it's pretty cool. Music does tend to slow things down tho, which sucks for those of us with dial-up!


Fretslayer, haven't seen you in ages dude! hows it goin?
amerfalls, welcome, and keep going. If you've tackled lick-for-lick Hendrix then at least part of playing Joe-style is obtainable! Keep on rockin
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/3/thegalleriamusic.htm
Wed Oct 20 '04 10:53:40 am Set this message as last read

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civgeek, are you sure that's not a scandinavian cuisine?
kbesner1, you're the first person i've seen posting that Joe's new music is sh*t. I personally love Is There Love In Space? STrange BEautiful Music was cool too, and I thought Hill Groove was a real gem. We're all entitled to our own opinion tho, so let us know what it is you don't like about Joe's new music!
Jazzzzzy, dude, I didn't know that about Fox and it's public hatred for the BBC! Crazy! Haha, that's really immature too - no news company would ever do that over here, not even a trashy tabloid newspaper! Fox is the one run by George W's cousin, right? The whole thing f*ck*n stinks man!
all non-us people who would vote on the US election if they could, go here - http://www.globalvote2004.org - and drop a vote in! The results will be boradcast 48 hours before the election to show the US what the rest of the world thinks. this could be interesting!
and then go here - http://www.soundclick.com/bands/3/thegalleriamusic.htm to check out News In Brief


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