TedMaster
Eduardo Marchant
Santiago, Santiago
Chile
Plays: Guitar (27 years)
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Hi ,The Coollest Joe Satriani
I'm Chilean and The Song Super Colosal are the best
But for you who are the really cool song and you play in all the concerts??
Satch boogie no?? hahaha
well Joe You are the best (im the 2° xD lol, hahaha)and i belive an other G3 in Chile will are really cool.
TedMaster 2006
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Sat Apr 15 '06 10:01:41 am
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Robert Davies
Port Talbot,
Wales
Plays: Guitar (21 years)
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Yo Joe, you taught many pupils who grew up to be famous musicians. I was just wandering what Larry Lalonde was like when he started out, what you thought of him and if you knew he was going to play the wierd stuff he plays today. Did he always play so strange? Also, play redshift riders when you come to cardiff please.
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Sat Apr 15 '06 10:37:08 am
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DelfinoPie
Martin Phillips
King Of Monsters
Plays: Doctors & Nurses (
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Hehe...I like Pole-Dancers...not poles that dance, ladies that dance round poles with tiny outfits on, that does not mean the ladies are tiny to match their outfits; they are of average height, only the outfits are tiny lol.
The song "Super Colossal" has me picturing the Motley Crue video for Girls, Girls, Girls for some really strange reason. I'm not objecting though...its nice.
Satriella
Hmmm, that link didn't seem to work...it said the image was forbidden. Ah well, I know the car is so elusive its very annoying.
Picture 1
Picture 2
These are probably the best two images I could find, theyre not that good either lol..but I hope they hell.
Do you know where I could find the original painting that was used for Joe's "Donnie" guitars?
Delfino
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Sat Apr 15 '06 11:14:46 am
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Simon
Granada, Andalucia
Spain
Plays: Guitar (24 years)
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Satriella, yeah you told me about the car....not bad, being given a car!
Bonnie Raitt is a blues singer and slide-guitar player from Louisianna. She's awesome, she's got so much soul in her, she's got a gorgeous voice and a really nice sound to her playing.
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Sat Apr 15 '06 12:23:07 pm
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DelfinoPie
Martin Phillips
King Of Monsters
Plays: Doctors & Nurses (
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Ok guys I need your opinion...I'm solely focussing on 7-strings at the moment and have my eye set on an Epiphone Flying V-7 string for £255...I've never seen a 7-string version of an Epiphone Flying-V and all the reviews I've read have said that this guitar is an excellent guitar to own.
However, seeing as I am having a tough time getting a job, im going on holiday and buying an additional 1GB of RAM for my computer I am thinking of selling my Standard Fender Telecaster which I got for £329 and hardly play anymore since the arrival of my Schecter 007 Elite which is just a guita orgasm...as it were.
Do you think I should go for it and sell my telecaster for around £280 as it is in excellent condition no dents, scratches or paint chips, practically new set of strings that have been played 3 times, if that and is in fully working condition?
Delfino
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Sat Apr 15 '06 1:00:59 pm
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Brian Simpson
Medford, NJ
USA
Plays: Guitar (44 years)
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Climber:
Your question: What mode is used in the 7th bar of the solo on Time Machine?
A: The “booming” orchestral notes behind that magnificent solo are D and Ab - so I’m pretty sure the solo is D Lydian (the Ab wouldn’t really work unless you phrased, or Joe was using, Lydian). I don’t have a guitar with me now and never actually learned that solo, I just listened to it a lot (hint). It’s the flat 5 (Ab) that really sticks out for me and when you use it (flat 5 or sharp 4) more often the sound will become instantly recognizable. The next part sounds like C Mixolydian – the key tone is the Bb. The D Lydian section is 16 bars.
I always recommend learning modes as they relate to a major scale. In other words concentrate on what notes are altered to give it its sound – in this case the 5 is flatted or the 4 is #. I don’t recommend the approach of saying that D Lydian is actually an A major scale starting and stopping on the 4th note. Your better off looking at it simply as a major scale with a sharp 4th.
Lydian formula = 1, 2, 3, #4, 5, 6, 7, 1
Ludian is notated as #4 because if you list the formula with a b5 you may actually play the 4 with it creating 1,2,3,4,b5,5,6,7 or flat the 5 and omit the natural 5th which is kinda needed with this scale - IMHO the formula above is the best way to "look at it". More importantly - listen for that #4. Some good chord choices are a Major 7th -since the Major 7th is 1,3,5,7 the raised fourth works well and actually sounds as good as the natural 4 or suspended 4th. Obviously Lydian is diatonic when used over the IV chord (major) and is usually always the scale for a maj7#11 chord.
In Time Machine the power move from D to a lower Ab provides a perfect context to just lay into a Lydian free for all. Mr. Satriani uses this scale, Phrygian and just about all the rest of the modes perfectly.
I'm listening to it again and pretty sure this is right - someone let me know if my ear is on break.
If Joe Satriani ever reads this, don’t kill me for very well having over explained this. Climber asked for the time and I built him a time machine – LOL
Rock On
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Blue_Moon
Alan McKenna
Dublin
Ireland
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My latest song is in the key of G major with C lydian all over it, its bloody lovely, changes key to E minor too. i dont know why im saying this
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Sat Apr 15 '06 1:11:25 pm
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cosmic_ape
Aron Ortega
Plays: Guitar (25 years)
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what's up... i hope everything's ok... you know G, La Rue was just not loud enough... back in ecuador i jammed with my church band on a regular basis, sometimes with my college band... i need to hear the bass, man!!! otherwise i get lost, right??? so, i like the bass being really loud, and this time it wasn't...
the thing is, not only that the bass wasn't that loud, the bass drum was incredibly high, at a point that it would hurt the mix... of course i could still hear everything, but not like i wanted to hear it you know....
another thing, i know dave can just turn the knob up a little bit, but maybe it'd totally mess up with the PA, don't you think??? in my experience, once you're done with your sound check, that's it... don't mess it up, don't turn anything up or down, cuz you'll mess up with everybody in your band... i know cuz i've done it!!! hahaha.... besides, there's no way for them to know if it's not loud enough...
what amazes me is that i read some reviews for the other shows and they complain about the same things... so i guess it wasn't the venue...
anyway, about my fingers... i guess they're used to the abuse, man... i played an acoustic for a long time before i switch to electric, so... i just can't get enough of satch's music, i can only play like one or two songs now, but i'm already working on like 6 more at the same time... there are so many techniques within that just for learning one phrase, you need a whole session on different exercises, so that's what i do, i play little pieces of each song... and maybe in a few weeks i'll nail them all, who knows... i just do it for fun, and cuz if u can play this music, you can pretty much play anything...
gotta go, have some 'midnight' to practice...
the cosmic ape
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MotorWinder
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First off, thanks gentlemen for an excellent show!!! My eldest son treated me to the Apr 12th show at Massey Hall in Toronto, possibly the greatest venue on the planet!!! Yes Dave, no doubt many are going through post Satch depression LOL. Did you get your tickets in time 3Mar67? Here's one of my fav pic from that show..
http://home.golden.net/~moteur/Satch_TO.jpg
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Jacob Stewart
Washington
U S
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DelfinoPie still wondering about that riddle? God maybe? that's my frist guess, but I didn't put too much thought into it. anyway, that's funny about the pole dancers. I'm not really sure what it makes me visualize. something epic, or large, but not Joe walking around with a guitar, makes me think of something more meaningful. not sure though.
I love this album though. it's not my favorite, but it's definitely good. it's pretty mellow. which is good, but I was hoping for some hard stuff. maybe next album.
who thinks the next G3 should include Micheal Romeo and Sypmhony X ? I do! what a great idea!
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Blue_Moon
Alan McKenna
Dublin
Ireland
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im recording it right now! trying to get it down super pefrect, im to much of a perfectionist, Only guitars left tho, drums, strings bass done! so im at the fun lead guitar bit,
its funny how u have to built everything up for just one guitar to blaze over everything
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AKShReDdEr
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Hello peeps i have a question does anyone know what type of effect joe is using in the song searching?...... and i need some opinions i have a couple choices go for a js1200 or 1000 or buy an RG1570 with the stock pickups and buy a fred and paf joe i'm just wanting some suggesting any will be of help. Oh and one more thing does anyone know any of the prices for all of the above canadian i keep on searching on the web but all there prices very so i dont trust em.
Js1200Js1000 i heard you enjoyed the show do you have any pics? and hows the cd's coming once again thanks.
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Nic Tanner
The, Sky
USA
Plays: Guitar (27 years)
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For Platinum Ticket Holders!!!!
I kno there has been some questions on the PLatinum tickets on what to expect to happen and the rules and what not. Iv'e had the same questions and this is for the people i have seen post regarding these matters....PLus Its really exciting!!!
HEHE (from Etix)
(this is for Kiva Auditorium)
READ AND BRING THIS EMAIL WITH YOU.
MEET US AT 5:00PM !!!!
Please meet at the venue's Box
Office Window
or Will Call Window the day of show!!
He will give you your laminates and TICKETS.
Please have this waiver (one per package
purchased) signed and be prompt! will give you
specific instructions for that evenings Meet and
Greet!
YOU will be responsible for being there ON-TIME!
Be sure you bring THIS LETTER SIGNED, along with
your ID. We want everyone to have fun, but there
are a few rules that you must abide by for the
safety of yourselves. Keep in mind that every
backstage is unique and therefore each tour could
vary slightly.
BACKSTAGE TOUR RULES
No cellular telephones should be on or used
during the meet and greet section of the evening.
> There will be NO BEVERAGES permitted backstage.
> ABSOLUTELY NO SMOKING.
> ABSOLUTELY NO CELL PHONE USE.
> ABSOLUTELY NO BACKPACKS.
> ABSOLUTELY NO STILL CAMERAS or VIDEO CAMERAS.
> ABSOLUTELY NO AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR WILL BE
TOLERATED.
> PLEASE USE THE REST ROOM PRIOR TO GOING
BACKSTAGE.
> ABSOLUTELY NO RUNNING.
> Please watch where you are walking backstage.
Be aware of cables, cases and other working
personnel.
> You are welcome to ask for autographs and Joe
will sign what you have if he is willing, but
PLEASE LIMIT YOURSELF TO ONE ITEM ONLY. There is
no guarantee that Joe will autograph specific
items during the meet and greet.
Remember JOE SATRIANI loves you guys and wants
you all to have a great experience!
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