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Simon
Granada, Andalucia
Spain
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yeah, Fire Strings on disc! that'd be cool.
Then again, we're getting the live in London DVD this year, and a new album, probably next year, so we can't complain!
Nah your tuner would never find what key you fart in - I tried singing into my Korg tuner out of interest, and it's very sensitive to pitch change. And yes, i was holding a fairly strong note, but guitar tuners are designed to be sensitive! hehe.
Hey Joe, did you ever record (video or audio) any of the stuff you played for the other G3 shows - the ones with John and the ones with Kenny-Wayne?
I think it would be really cool if you could compile another G3 CD of all the stuff you and Steve did from different tours, so maybe get some more stuff of Eric's on there, then some by the aforementioned dudes!
I'd really like to hear the stuff you all played together. And for future shows, you should see if Paul Gilbert and Nuno Bettencourt would be interested!
Anybody heard any of the new albums by Extreme? I got "III Sides to Every Story" the other day - it's ace. Now I want more! recommendations?
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Sat Apr 12 '03 1:41:12 pm
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trutina
Bil McKim
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I just recorded a very strange piece that I think I'll call perturbatio. It very strange indeed, just one guitar, heavily laden with overpowering effects and triple delay. Kind of sounds like Jimmy Page with broken fingers lol.
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Sat Apr 12 '03 1:48:08 pm
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jelly man
Paul Huxley
Guildford, Surrey
England
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mr nick - i'm going to surrey university (in guildford, near the cathedral).
I'm sure that if we wanted to, we could come up with a band (since you'd have all the ACM people to choose from and I could nab someone from the uni if necessary). We could get tonnes of people, like the polyphonic spree, only rocking.
greg m - what you say about keyboardists is so true.
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Sat Apr 12 '03 2:14:39 pm
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McDave
Cook, MN
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pastel black, I'm sure a tuner would pick up the key your flatulence is in if you held it close enough. The hard part would be sustaining the wind long enough for the tuner to pick it up. Also keep in mind that you would need to hold the same note long enough to get a proper reading.....LMAO !!!
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Sat Apr 12 '03 2:24:01 pm
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jelly man..yeah..we can give it a go...see what happens..write a few tunes together..play a few gigs....get a record deal..earn a few millions..etc...well..maybe not quite the last 2...but it should be fun :)
death cube k..you the one sorting some stuff out for a song for Justin or something similiar??
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Sharif Jameel
Parkville, Maryland
USA
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Hey everybody I just got home from my first short shift at work in like 3 months, what a change of pace! Anyway I have the next two whole days off I haven't had two days off in a row in like a year I'm excited...now it's time for a nap! hehe.
SJ
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Sat Apr 12 '03 2:38:06 pm
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Greg Melia
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I'm sure my programme doesn't even tune my guitar properly. Jimmy Page with broken fingers lmao.
Regarding G3.1, surely if Nick was Vai due to his properly-shaped-guitar, Yoda would have to be Satch due to his almost-properly-shaped-guitar (ibanez sans hole)?
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Sat Apr 12 '03 2:44:10 pm
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Bil McKim
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Did anyone see Vai on the Do it yourself network last night? They were supposed to be showcasing celeb hobbies and they were going to show Steve messing with his bees. I don't get that channel and just wondered if anyone caught it or not.
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Sat Apr 12 '03 2:57:39 pm
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Mark Dehlinger
Woodridge, Il
USA
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Is it true that Joe is joining Journey? I caught a rumor on the radio here inChicago and this scares me. Satch can't need the money that bad...Can he??
Say it aint so Joe!
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Sat Apr 12 '03 3:03:00 pm
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Bil McKim
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Bearfan: No, he just did a jam with Journey guitarist Neal Schon as well as Sammy Hagar, Michael Anthony and Deen Castronovo called Planet Us. A little info can be found here
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Sat Apr 12 '03 3:10:12 pm
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Marcus Quito
Rio de Janeiro, RJ
Brazil
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This one goes to all of you Yngwie Malmsteen fans out there...
On July 1997, british magazine Total Guitar published the following profile:
WHO: Lars Johann Yngwie Lannerback
BORN: 30th June 1963, Stockholm Sweden
HISTORY: Yngwie started playing guitar seriously on September 18th 1970, after watching a TV special about Jimi Hendrix. Since then he's released a series of... ahem... classic guitar albums and stablished himself as one of the most technically gifted guitarists around.
SO IS HE DEAD POPULAR THEN? Well not quite. While eastern Europeans snap up his records by the barrel-load most people hide their copy of his Odyssey album when their mates come round.
A BIT HARSH? Unfortunately it's down to two things. One, his music hasn't really gone anywhere in over 13 years, and two, his attitude doesn't endear him to the guitar community.
EXPLAIN: Actions such as writing notes to other guitar players thanking them for not copying him have not helped. One recipient of such a note, Joe Satriani, an affable, mellow chap, commented: "The guy's an asshole." Indeed.
And I have to agree...
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Sat Apr 12 '03 3:20:13 pm
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Mark Dehlinger
Woodridge, Il
USA
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Whew --Thank God. fyi Guitar Center informed me that the tab book for Strange Beautiful Music is now available. To me the tab books are even better than the release of the album itself. Can't wait to sink my fingers into that.
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Sat Apr 12 '03 3:21:25 pm
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tirano
fernando severo
porto alegre, rio grande do sul
brazil
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Hello! sou brasileiro,resido em porto alegre onde joe satriani já se apresentou.
Gostaria de saber se existe hipotese de ele voltar a tocar por aqui?
tambem uso uma guitar ibanez,se o joe tiver algum pedel de efeito q não use mais pode me mandar! heheheheh
valeu!
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Mauro Pantin
Buenos Aires, Cap. Fed.
Argentina
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Hi everyone.
Song of the day: There's a Fire in the House
Quote of the day: "You gotta try to be the best, but you must never believe you're the best"
Juan Manuel Fangio, 5 times Formula 1 world champion.
Pastel Black Great idea, you'll need to practice your flatulence a lot to get the right tone. I think that you should drink diferent things, to hear all the sounds you can make with your ass.
Goin' party tonight. A friend turns 15 and she's making THE PARTY. YEAH!
Your Favorite Nickname
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Sat Apr 12 '03 3:34:14 pm
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Matt Martinez
Plays Ibanez JS guitars
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Has ayone played a Peavey Wolfgang? Damn, those necks are fat!.......Wher can I find the tab to "Shyboy", by David Lee Roth. I've searched many a tab site and have found no results......
Guitarsong of the day: "Cliffs Of Dover"
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Hi Joe, I was just wondering if there was any news about the guitar that was stolen after your show in Clearwater Fla.? I was there that night and was lucky enough to meet you after the show. I hope you got the guitar back....if not I hope that this sad episode will not keep you from coming back to this area to perform for your fans again.
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Sat Apr 12 '03 4:20:14 pm
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Alexandre Caetano
Caldas da Rainha, Estremadura
Portugal
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SHARIF - thanks for your sweet words, all you guys are my friends too ;)).
TRUTINA - thanks to answer me. How can i send you a song ? By e-mail??
JOE - nice to see you again, good holidays.
Warm regards later Alex
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Sat Apr 12 '03 4:21:36 pm
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Bil McKim
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alexandrecaetano: I just sent you another email, just yell back if you have any other questions.
mehDiZ: That's pretty cool, did you make that?
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Dave
Atlanta, GA
USA
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Joe did you really say Yngwie's an asshole? I would be inclined to think so too, but I always thought you'd be the one to politely say "he's on a different wavelength" ;-) take it easy anyways man, and thanks for everything. Dave
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peter erickson
canyon country, california
united states
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I would like to know when you're back in southern californa,went to your show at the house of blues of hollywood.Amazing show!!!. It was strange and beautiful music! At your best, THANK YOU SO MUCH
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