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Tony O
Montgomery, AL
u.s.a
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JS CLONE Well my friend is an auto technician, and he's going to engineering school now. So he knows about cars. He's done alot of upgrades with the civic. I said the same thing you did as far as its ability when I first saw it. But the truth is he can easily beat most cars in 1/4 mile. I know its hard to believe a civic could do that. Anyway I personally would have chosen a different car to work on.
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Tue Aug 26 '03 8:42:13 pm
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Artanis I
Ben Kenobi
Australia
Plays: Drums (30 years)
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Yippee!!! There's the blue...
I reckon it should be 25 brand new songs, or different versions of old songs. I don't want to hear again what I already listen to all the time.
If I wanted a 25 track album, I'd go to my (perfectly legal) JS mp3 collection and (perfectly legally) burn myself 2 CDs of 25 songs of my own choosing. Except I hate wasting space so it would have 35-36 instead. It would cost me $1, and Joe absolutely nothing.
So I don't care what's on it. Woodstock Jam should be. There's nothing else by Joe like it.
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Tue Aug 26 '03 8:48:52 pm
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jimbojim
Rémy Lefebvre
Brossard, Quebec
Canada
Plays: Guitar (27 years)
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Here is my 25 Essentiel JS: in chronological order
1.Rubina
2.Memories
3.Surfing with the alien
4.Crushing Day
5.Always with me always with you
6.Flying in a blue dream
7.Forgotten Part 2
8.Into the light
9.Crying
10.Rubina's blue sky happiness
11.Why
12.Time Machine
13.Thinking of you
14.Cool#9
15.Home
16.Crystal Planet
17.Love Thing
18.Lights of heaven
19.Ceremony
20.Until we say goodbye
21.Clouds race across the sky
22.Belly Dancer
23.Starry Night
24.Mind Storm
25.POWER COSMIC(original)
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Tue Aug 26 '03 8:58:06 pm
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jimbojim
Rémy Lefebvre
Brossard, Quebec
Canada
Plays: Guitar (27 years)
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Hey Joe, I was wonderin'....what was the first song that you ever wrote that ended up on one of your cd??..If I remember,'TIME' was written back in 'surfing' era but got released only on Crystal Planet...you have earlier ones(written before Not Of This Earth) that got their places on late albums???how did you feel after you wrote your first song???
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Tue Aug 26 '03 9:03:17 pm
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trutina
Bil McKim
Plays: Well with others
Plays: Guitar (29 years)
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Joe: Twice in the same day! Too cool.
JS Clone: Civics have become the "small block Chevy" of the 21st century. You can get anything for them. The aftermarket guys just love them because so much is interchangeable with other Honda and Acura models. The first and second generation vtec engines are the best, like the 1.6 you mentioned. For the money, there's no better way to build a quick little car. I don't understand the attraction with drag racing though. Kinda boring after a while. I spent more than my share of time at the dragstrip and got over it. The most fun was the ProStock bike we built. Over 330 bhp at the rear wheel out of an air cooled, naturally aspirated 1400cc engine. It ran 7.22 @ 191 mph. Not bad. Real expensive though. Anyway, back to cars, I really like civics for what they are. I hate what most people end up doing to them though. Shitty sounding exhaust coming out of a 1.3 liter carb model HF just doesn't scream performance to me. If I had my choice of imports to build it would most likely be a TT or WRX. All wheel drive baby. As far as Subaru's obsession with turbos, I think it's mostly due to their sport of choice Rally Cross. I suppose when you have that much power in a situation like that, a little bit of lag probably helps keep it a little more controllable than being straight up in your face lol.
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Tue Aug 26 '03 9:09:59 pm
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2 TON TESSIE
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Joe,
can you give us any hints as to what direction the new album is heading?
Some months back you mentioned something about the new stuff being rhythm heavy, could that be because of the fat bottom riffs coming from your new 7-string guitars?
I hope so, I really liked the riffs on "Mind Storm" and "Seven String"
Thanks for the Video clip it was good to see you and thanks for all the great music you have given us all the pleasure to enjoy.
Has anybody here joined GuitarAlliance.com?(online guitar lessons)
If so tell me what you think.
Most of it looks like it's geared towards beginners but there is a lot there for all levels of guitarist as well.
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Tue Aug 26 '03 9:10:13 pm
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Artanis I
Ben Kenobi
Australia
Plays: Drums (30 years)
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WOW JimboJim has just asked a decent question I've never heard before. Yeah, I'm interested in timelines, chronology and that kind of stuff.
I like on those "bestof" CDs that say when the songs were recorded, released and also the timespan of their writing.
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Tue Aug 26 '03 9:10:21 pm
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Invigor
John B
Regina, Sk
Canada
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i love the sounds of a v8 screaming with horsepower, good lord i love it...
clone1: my bike is a 400cc 4-stroke, naturally aspirated, air cooled...and i smoked another stupid cavilier with it again toinght on the way home from work...they just don't understand that i'm doin 90 before they switch outta first gear :P
and as for an essential js album? i dunno man, something accoustic and from the heart..
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Tue Aug 26 '03 9:35:57 pm
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cristianvega_5
cristian vega
buenos aires, san justo
argentina
Plays: Guitar (27 years)
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hi joe!!!
im argentinian, my name is cristian, excuse me if i cant talk in english well
you re great, im playing guitar and you teach me a lot of things about that,i will follow your steps cos i want to be like you!
you re the best! bye
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Tue Aug 26 '03 9:40:55 pm
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Stu Clone
Graham Shackelford
Tacoma, Washington
USA
Plays: Bass (26 years)
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OCPS470,
My initial plan was to just have the chords/rhythm part the way it is...
I have tried it out though, and might do it with real bass... would have to be DEAD on with the timing though.
That would also be a lot of work with track timing. I'll see how it works out.
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Tue Aug 26 '03 10:09:31 pm
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matt king
Matthew King
Brick, New Jersey
United States
Plays: Guitar (35 years)
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ahh that explains the two ds-1's :) i use two...one for soft gain leads and one for crunch and rhythm!
i got my new js in too! first recording with it! very bluesy :-P
matt king - new js blues ditty :-D
mike...i have to lay a solo down for it! hehe it sounds kinda bland with out it ;)
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Tue Aug 26 '03 10:15:09 pm
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Stu Clone
Graham Shackelford
Tacoma, Washington
USA
Plays: Bass (26 years)
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hey matt
what are you gonna use the black js for?
like, what kinda characteristics does it have? is it more rocky/bluesy?
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Tue Aug 26 '03 11:08:29 pm
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Sharif
Sharif Jameel
Parkville, Maryland
USA
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Joe I'm hoping that G3 will be coming to Baltimore or at least to DC for a show? Thanks good luck and be safe.
SJ
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Tue Aug 26 '03 11:24:36 pm
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I WAS WONDERING IF ANY TEXAS DATES WERE GOING TO BE ADDED TO THE G3 TOUR? I CAUGHT THE LAST SHOW AT NEXTSTAGE IN GRAND PRAIRIE AND IT WAS GREAT. ----STUUP
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Wed Aug 27 '03 12:39:29 am
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Do The Stu
Austin Lewis, III
Costa Mesa, CA
United States
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maurice05 - I'll be at the show at the Greek Theater as well. Keep in touch...it'd be nice to meet up with you.
DeadmanInc - Matt Bissonette played with Joe on the last tour, and I see no reason why he won't also be playing with Joe on this G3 tour.
...Austin...
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Wed Aug 27 '03 12:46:57 am
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Steven Wilde
ShredZone, CaliFunia
USA
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Joe: Hey, You probably wont ever read this, But my Nickles worth Here Adds to the thousands, Right On for making Guitar-Based instrumental Music Forever on the Map!! Pete: Hey Thanks for the very Kind review on Randell's album,'morning light' Things Like that Make all the Impossible Work A Lot more rewarding!! And, Your Guitar Work is Exxelent!!Very CooOOool Stuff! Keep up the Mighty Work God Bless, Many Blessings to All!! Steven W.
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Wed Aug 27 '03 2:05:18 am
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Darxmac
Thomas von Hassel
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actually, isn't LISF an essential JS album allready ? ...i never buy compilations, except if they contain different (live/alternative) versions of the songs ...
/thomas
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Wed Aug 27 '03 2:22:51 am
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