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Kyle Davia
Las Vegas, NV
USA
Plays: Guitar (26 years)
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Joe'll be dead by the time i get to see him. Woah. wouldn't that be interesting. 5.5 years and counting.
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Sun Sep 29 '02 5:13:33 pm
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Dave
Atlanta, GA
USA
Plays: Guitar (45 years)
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FireWalker: it sounds like New Last Jam on the new album :-) One of the necks has all the strings tuned to E and it sounds really cool.
Later, Dave
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Sun Sep 29 '02 7:06:39 pm
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Richard Haier
Toronto, Ontario
Canada
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FretboardLighter - If you're a Metal Head, I strongly recommend In Flames. They are among my favourite if not my favourite band.
Ovation1 - Yeah it's good for a whammy instrument. I played the guitar for the first time since May last night and the sustain was shocking.
Whojack, Nick Lee - Ooalwuays thank you much, veRy veRy much.. I'll let everyone know when I get Nick's video up on PC. Will be tomorrow night for sure.
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Sun Sep 29 '02 7:07:09 pm
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Ben Kenobi
Australia
Plays: Drums (30 years)
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Locust7: no way, man, I'm not selling Flexable to anyone! Not until I can replace it, and it's been this long until I found it. The only date on the disc and sleeve is 1984 and it seems to be from the UK. So I have no idea when it was released. (This particular CD I mean, not the album itself.)
Cliché
not
cleeshea or whatever.
Hey AVARICE has Jonathan Mover made you any offers? Any luck with the barnyard animals yet? Maybe not.
Dammit I used up my weekly web quota in the first day so now I have to do my firewall research from these crappy computers in the University cafeteria. How did I manage to exceed my quota so quickly? Streaming music videos. I didn't realise that watching all of Foo Fighters' singles and some acoustic sets would damage my quota so badly. (Uh, yeah...)
Oh well, I'll have to t2j from a new place, and only during business hours. CRAP
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Sun Sep 29 '02 10:28:50 pm
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Do The Stu
Austin Lewis, III
Costa Mesa, CA
United States
Plays: Bass (25 years)
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Boaz12 - You can't buy the new JS merchandise online, sorry. I'd check Ebay once the tour is over...you can find new stuff there. There are also some websites that sell old tour merchandise...but again, wait until the tour is over.
Firewalker - A doubleneck guitar sounds just like a normal guitar. It's just two built into one for convenience when playing live. The two necks are usually different guitars...one will have 6 strings and one will have 12, or one will be normal and one will be a baritone guitar. In Joe's case, he has one neck tuned normally, and one neck with each string tuned to E. He uses it for New Last Jam.
...Austin...
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Sun Sep 29 '02 11:57:43 pm
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kalenargex
alex king
odense
denmark
Plays: Guitar (31 years)
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hey guys, good morning/afternoon/evening (delete as applicable)
non smoker all this # and b and augmented this and diminished that... sounds like another language dosen't it? (i guess it is if you think about it)...
(mama, i just killed a man... mmm mmm mmm mmm mmm mmm)...
ssssstttttttuuuuuuu!!!!!!!!
cheers...
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Mon Sep 30 '02 12:09:44 am
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alex king
odense
denmark
Plays: Guitar (31 years)
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(outrageous headbanging a la waynes world)... SO YOU THINK YOU CAN STONE ME AND SPIT IN MY EYE... SO YOU THINK YOU CAN LOVE ME AND LEAVE ME TO DIE... OHH BABY!!...
...any way the wind blows...
cool... i júst made it to 50...
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David Wren
Manchester,
UK
Plays: Guitar (25 years)
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Hey Joe
Hey Guys do we have any B.C Rich fans in here, i have 2 ( Warlock and NjBeast) i think they kick ass and i have just got an ibanez SA siries and that rocks as well,
Cheers
Dave
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Mon Sep 30 '02 12:52:55 am
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Narface
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I just got my DiMarzio catalogue in the mail!! I'm gonna look through them and decide the best lineup! So far, I'm considering (bridge, mid, neck) Tone Zone, Fast Track 1 & Super Distortion. All high output pickups.
BTW, I had the best physics class today!! We were talking about sound waves, then I suggested that we plug my guitar into an oscilloscope and see how different effects change the wave patterns! It was SO COOL!!! My teacher then explained how distortion changes the sound of a guitar!
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Dan Kokol
Bradford, Ontario
Canada
Plays: Guitar (33 years)
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Hi everyone in T2J land,
I would like to post some of my music & I was wondering if anyone out there had some advice on how to format it (wav or mp3), & is IUMA a good place to post.
TO JOE - how do you feel about using a 7 string guitar, I just recently got my 1st 7 string & love it.
Later, Danny K
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Mon Sep 30 '02 5:17:53 am
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Clarky
Paul Clark
plays the organ, going blind
www.paul-clark.com
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Akreepish - signs like Ib... IVb are not figured bass... as you point out 6 4, 6 3 etc are figured bass markings but you'd expect to see those below a bass note on a score to indicate to the player [usually an organist in a church] the content of the rest of the chord... I'll not really go into figured bass in detail in here as I'm not convinced that it'll be of great use to a 21st century shredder...lol
writing chords like 'G' and 'Gm' are perfectly well accepted as they are a standard representation of chord names... if there is a letter 'm' it means minor, if there is no 'm' it means major and there is no such marking as 'M'... some guitar mags have tried to apply their own standards to this kind of thing and have a lot to answer for as the 'theory' they pump out can at times be misleading or contrary to convention... like any other kind of musician, guitar players are not stupid.. so why do they need a different convention to everyone else? is that not an insult to a guitar players intelligence...... if you know the standards, then there is no need to write MIN and MAJ everywhere....
'x' alone = major chord, 'xm' = minor chord
in my next post I'll go through basic chord extensions and naming conventions
the intention of my theory posts is not to take everyone to the rocket science side of music.... I'm just trying to provide a nice solid foundation for the players in here so that they can understand how it works.. the basic nuts'n'bolt if you like... and if some want to 'head yonder' into the realms of 'total serialism' or 'klang faben melodie' etc... then they should have a solid platform from which to continue their delevelopment....
whojack - I actually find typing pretty tedious and don't enjoy it at all........ no diss taken # : )
Matt - I've seen this written as, xm add13, xm6, xm add6
My Nick - nice one bro....
Ovation - so you're looking after me and Satch's guitars.... now you have your hands full.... lol
phryg dom - ouch!!!!!!!!!! Lydian Chromatics??? do you know what you're in for here?? lol lol.. tricky stuff [so I've heard].. to be really honest, I know very little about this as it is really a jazzer thing [which is not my strongest area]... I do know that it is a very modern series of improvisational theories based around 9 or 10 [I think] pretty odd scales pioneered by a very well known [in jazz circles] composer / theorist [who's name write now escapes me].... there are books and books writen about this stuff.... to be honest I don't know enough detail about this to be a great help to you... maybe when I get some free time I'll take a look but it is not high on my list right now..... I do look at jazz from time to time [and enjoy it too] but I never devote huge amounts of time to it because it's not totally my thing....
kinger - you're perfectly welcome...
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Dave
Atlanta, GA
USA
Plays: Guitar (45 years)
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Clarky: I found out a little about it....
The Lydian Chromatic Concept establishes the second
degree of a Lydian scale as being the primary location for dominant seventh chords. So the scales will all have C as their second degree.
Bb Lydian (Bb, C, D, E, F, G, A, Bb)
Bb Lydian Augmented (Bb, C, D, E, F#, G, A, Bb)
Bb Lydian Diminished (Bb, C, Db, E, F, G, A, Bb)
Bb Auxiliary Diminished (Bb, C, Db, Eb, E, F#, G, A, Bb)
Bb Auxiliary Augmented (Bb, C, D, E, F#, G#, Bb)
It sounds really cool! But the book's really expensive :( I think I'll see if my local library can get a copy, and then maybe order one of the previous editions used
Cheers, Dave
PS It was George Russell :-)
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