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roo
Andrew Longhorn
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Australia
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Joe Satrini: I Have a JS3, JS10th, JS2kPLT and now JSBDG

my guitars are here: http://roo.emu.id.au/newsatch/?q=allguitars

I'm not going to post hi-res images of any of my guitars, sorry.

Roo

Tue Aug 19 '08 3:32:31 am Set this message as last read

Blue_Moon
Alan McKenna
Dublin
Ireland
Plays: Guitar (23 years)
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Joseph Satriani and his Crazy Explinations
Tue Aug 19 '08 3:42:08 am Set this message as last read

Pip55
Phil W...
... from South West UK
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Hi Joe - I've been listening to every track I have from you over the last two weeks and just can't get fed up of them, ever. BUT I (think I) noticed something - there aren't any songs about the Oceans and I figured that's an interesting source for inspiration. You obviously love flying and space/sci-fi so what's up with water - do you have a phobia LOL


Blue Moon - whoah, that explosions song is cool. Look forward to seeing it and/or the gig on Youtube. Let us know when it's posted

njbeast - I know what you mean. One minute you know exactly what you want to say/ask, then you realise your listening so intently and everything goes out the window. Good though innit : )

Igneousiceman - not that I'm cynical, but I guess they don't get it right first time round so that we have to come back for more - or so some peeps have to pay for tech support? We kicked butt in cycling so far, hope Wiggo can make three gold

Do The Stu - if I make a US show I'll sacrifice free In'n'out for some local advice if that's ok so I'll let you know when I know. I'm holding fire for the minute based around a contract extension and a job offer. Then I have to pick a good venue : ) but I guess one with a lot of T2J fans and at Joe's city would be the one!

I really enjoyed X Files movie 1, so how does it rank with that? Love the characters and the actors so am sure it'll be good for me. As for Batman, I really liked the portrayal of Batman by Michael Keaton but I thought the stories and the subsequent movies were "pants". Christian Bale nailed it for me in Batman Returns so I'll get to The Dark Knight soon (hoped it would be on the plane but alas....)

Revan2008 - I think Newport is the only Wales gig they're doing.

Roo - nice collection. Dude, no way would I ask you to post a hi-res image. I've heard at least one dubious guitar shop recreate Donnies from other peoples hi-res. Just wondered if you'd email one of the front as a comparison to mine? I have number 16, you have another and Rich has all the rest ; ) LOL No worries if not. Do you play them all?

Satriella - hello


I've just added a couple vids to my Youtoob channel that someone emailed over - My Youtoob Channel

If you want direct links you can use these A Prank

Cute animals thing

Meanwhile, here's Paul Gilbert playing Addicted to that Rush - his guitar breaks, and so he swaps to bass. Sorry if this has been posted before. But is he really having tech probs? It's fun anyway

Edited Tue Aug 19 '08 4:44 am

Tue Aug 19 '08 4:37:34 am Set this message as last read

wolf2

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...Hey the cav1 on the weider weight,s mean,s canadian athlete velocity and the one mean,s their for people born before 1977 the people before 1977 come from family,s of different lifestyle of athlicly inclined it was on the national new,s now I have to wait eight day,s before I can work out again when your chest feel is determined and crisp your suppose to wait eight day,s and start pressing on the ninth day it,s was on the new,s their isnt too much going on here today canadian mental health association meeting this afternoon I may have to go buy some paint yeah, im stripping off all the wallpaper in my didning room and hall way then sanding it !,then painting it anyways more coffe dicount just like the old days later wolf2 canadain athlete velocity,s are only meant to be use for 13 % work and 45-97% funtion with3 % reality later wolf2. more coffee later wolf2.
Tue Aug 19 '08 5:26:35 am Set this message as last read

Zinc Master
Zinc Master
Crown Point, IN
USA
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Do The Stu

You may be right about the new GNR (if it ever comes out).

It will be soo picked apart when it is released - I may just feel bad for it.

I will probably listen to it online first (at least the 30 sec clips) and if it is any good, will probably get it - but not sure.

I am just curious - I hope it is good.

Tue Aug 19 '08 6:06:01 am Set this message as last read

Igneousiceman
Is Satchurated Vox JS-DS #009473
UK
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Revdom/DoTheStu: Here's a clip of Blackadder (the fourth series). Supremely funny comedy. Episode1



I saw the recent Indiana Jones and thought it was good, but saw Mummy3 on Monday...I thought that was far too predictable. Oh, and a terrible english accent by Mrs. whateverhernamewas. Maybe I'm too cynical, but it's ages since I saw a really good new movie (apart from The Simpsons movie, that was great) =D



Joe Satrini: Aren't we Brits great?! Something like 12 medals at the velodrome...pity about Cav and Wiggins though. Poor Cav, he's the only member of the team without a medal!! As for Hoy, well, 'the real McHoy' as a banner said. Great stuff... I suppose it's not too bad if you can do the tech support yourself eh? =D


Listening to: Lights Of Heaven by Joe (really great album for me...)
Tue Aug 19 '08 6:09:53 am Set this message as last read

Blue_Moon
Alan McKenna
Dublin
Ireland
Plays: Guitar (23 years)
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The irish dude is doin well in the boxin

and the last indiana jones sucked
Tue Aug 19 '08 6:32:54 am Set this message as last read

REVAN 2008

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Ahh i always like friends-it s a bit bittersweet and dam sharp to.

anyway blackadder.

blackadder is the main character and always has his man servant baldrick.

hes generally a b**stard really, but a funny one and some of the lines are razor sharp.

2 and 3 are set in yee old days and 4 was set in the trench of WW1. and its a very good satire on the mess that was WW1. hes actually a good guy of sorts in this series. and the last episode always brings a lump to my throat. also its historically pretty spot on, its true that in france poppy fields grew over many of the killing fields and so on.also although some of the characters are overblown stephen fry and hugh lauries characters would 'nt have been to far off some of the real characters in britains army at the time.

general trivia-my grandad gave me my great uncles medals from WW1. he went over to france and was dead before christmas-he didnt even get to see the medals. also a most treasured possesion is an engraved tobacco tin sent out to the troops from the queen. inside it had a christmas card from the queen, two pouches of tobacco. he never got to smoke them either.

I wonder if that student would have still shot that austrain fella if he'd have known what would have escalted, because basically WW1 and the germans losing gave rise to the Nazi party and hence WW2-hence the cold war. even the current iraq war can be put down to errors made during this period.

erm anyway-laters-blackadders rel good and only has 6 episodes per series so it wont take long to whiz though them DTS-not sure if avaibale in states-they would be on BBC DVD.

Tue Aug 19 '08 6:51:08 am Set this message as last read

ibanezguitars
Joan Jove
Mollet del Valles, Barcelona
Spain
Plays: Guitar (44 years)
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Igneousiceman
Thank you for recommending Madison cycling final. We've got silver medal ! :-)

Edit: When I first saw a "House" episode, I thought here's Hugh Laurie, the actor I first discovered performing in "Blackadder"

Edited Tue Aug 19 '08 7:31 am

Tue Aug 19 '08 7:21:01 am Set this message as last read

Glitz Man
Grant Stieglitz
Fort Wayne, Indiana
USA
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Hey Joe and to Everyone out there,

It has been a while since I wrote to you all. Been busy with work, running, etc. On a positive note, I get to start a new job at a new Holiday Inn Hotel that is being built. CAN'T WAIT TO START!!! It should finish up in about another week or two. As for my other hotel job (the Hilton), I will only do part-time there. YES, THAT'S RIGHT, I AM WORKING FOR BOTH HOTELS!!! Now I have to wait 90 days until my probation is up so I can get my benefits back. It will be a challenge to work in two hotels. At least I will be working at the Holiday Inn more (FULL-TIME, YEAH BABY!!!) HOSPITALITY ROCKS!!!!

As for running, I am taking some days off because one night I ended up with RLS: Restless-Legs-Syndrome (way too much running). Next two races are half-marathons. My body (legs mostly) better not give me problems.

I just finished listening to the entire Crystal Planet CD (awesome!). Gonna listen to it again and then start listening to Engines of Creation. Joe, how awesome that you will be in Chicago and Cleveland. Got to try to be at one of those cities to see you (maybe try to get Meet & Greet Tickets).

The 2008 Beijing Olympics are awesome (despite China winning about every medal in all the events). One of my friends has the game of it on XBOX 360 (REALLY COOL!!!). One of the pieces of music sounded like Satriani's: Ice 9. Have to listen to it again to make sure it is.

Gotta go. I got work at my "part-time" job. Workers will be glad to see me again.

Deuces y'all.

Tue Aug 19 '08 8:41:22 am Set this message as last read

acucchi
Álvaro Cucchi
Montevideo, Montevideo
Uruguay
Plays: Guitar (44 years)
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hi joe! can you come to uruguay?

greetings

Tue Aug 19 '08 9:11:54 am Set this message as last read

REVAN 2008

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Hugh laurie had been around even before blackadder, he had a comedy sketch show with stephen fry way back in the 80's ' abit of fry and laurie' i think its called. he was also had a cameo in friends and quite a few brit films.
Tue Aug 19 '08 10:18:15 am Set this message as last read

cheese101

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short but sweet, Joe...

Actually, we're pretty glad the lil guy in yer head doesn't shut up Joe, lol......

Tue Aug 19 '08 12:22:07 pm Set this message as last read

Do The Stu
Austin Lewis, III
Costa Mesa, CA
United States
Plays: Bass (25 years)
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Woohoo...my first of three Dave Matthews Band shows this week is tonight.

If you want to follow along from home (haha), go here:

http://road.davematthewsband.com/SetlistsDir/setlist.asp

The show should start by 8:15 or 8:30 Pacific time (T2J time).


Blue_Moon - That's a great video, but man...it's OLD. I think it may be older than YouTube...haha. Thanks for posting it though, no matter how many times I've seen it it's always good for a laugh. I love how the cameraman keeps filming at first.
Joe Satrini - What about Day At The Beach (New Rays From An Ancient Sun)? Although I guess that's next to the water, not in the water...and it could be a lake instead of an ocean.

I think the first X-Files movie is better than the second, but they're hard to compare. The show was still on the air when the first one was in theaters, and that one was tied into the show's mythology while the second one is just a standalone.

One of the things that makes the X-Files my favorite TV show is that there was always strong focus on the art of each scene...I liked it for the technical side just as much as the story side. And this new movie is just as strong in both areas.

On to Batmans, Michael Keaton was my favorite until Christian Bale. He's one of my favorite actors, so that's cool...


Zinc Master - I'm curious about the new GNR, but I'm not sure if I'll actually buy it. It's such a different band at this point and it should have a totally different name.

I saw Velvet Revolver back in February at what ended up being their last U.S. show before Scott Weiland left. It really struck me how professional all of those guys were, and how dedicated they were to putting on a good show. My first thought after that concert was "Man, these guys are GOOD...and I'm so mad at Axl." Even Scott was extremely professional compared to him.


Igneousiceman - Thanks for the Blackadder clip.

The Simpsons Movie was very fun...I still need to buy that on DVD, actually. Shame on me.

Are you much of a sci-fi fan? Are you familiar with the show Firefly, created by Joss Whedon (of Buffy and Angel fame)...? The show aired for half a season in 2002 before it was cancelled, and they made a movie, Serenity, in 2005. That's an excellent film...

...Austin...

Tue Aug 19 '08 12:25:38 pm Set this message as last read

wolf2

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...Hey operation today with cmha worker first he pull,s in I said we have to cut a padlock today ! he said realy like were stealing something I said no man off my mom,s mailbox she broke the key off I said first the yamaha dealership the owners wife and me I make sure she isnt getting the beats hey man so today me and my cmha worker went in their I made him give me a polaris indy oil injection filter for 5 dollars or he was haveing missing parts like the brain he needs she radio,d me and said he was starting to beat her and getting around the cops two weeks ago I bought outboard pull start rope for my ski-doo for half price it,s installed then up north cut the lock ! with my bolt cutter put the new one on emptyed out the mail my cmha worker said to me he said holy fouck man the power you have is unbelievable it could kill people! like this hey then to a finishing store up north i BOUGHT DUPONT LIFEMASTER PAIN IN MY COLOR LIFTEIiME GIARANTEE FOR 10 DOALLRS A GALLON! bought milk near my moms seen agirlfriend out strolling came back bout eggs here 5 bucks worth of gas for my lawnwomower my cmha worker said to me he said holy fouck man good day no one died! cool he y anyways chicken drumsticks for supper mashed pottatoe and veggine nice paint nice oil injection filter you muclehouse life! later wolf2.
Tue Aug 19 '08 2:09:32 pm Set this message as last read

LARR

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Joe, LOL, we are never sorry to watch "one of your videos" at Hard Rock out in Caracas! Fact speaking I can do this till Im 80!! lol Thanks for the posting Cheese 101, AndrewJames
Tue Aug 19 '08 3:39:51 pm Set this message as last read

mariusar
mariusar mariusar
NYC,

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Hey Satch-fans!

Thought folks might be interested to hear that Satch music has been used at the Beijing Olympics! I have been able to catch snippets of a few Satch songs used at a couple of venues in Beijing - caught em on NBC TV broadcasts....Again, they were played at the venue and not broadcast specifically by NBC.

- Starry Night [in the boxing venue, during 8/19/2008 broadcast on Universal HD channel]; - Super Colossal [in the Water Cube swimming venue during the NBC broadcast of the men's 3m springboard final]; - Summer Song [in the beach volleyball venue, during a ladies beach volleyball match].

This brings me to a question: Satch stuff has been a favorite of sports broadcasters for years [CBS, NBC, FOX football, baseball and many other sports broadcasts]. In these cases, the production team uses Satch material as background during highlights or interviews [or whatever].

Does Joe get any royalties at all from these uses?

I am guessing that any songs used in sporting venues during the events themselves don't pay royalties to the original artists. Or do they? If yes, how is this controlled?

re: the network broadcast usage of Satch songs, whether he gets any royalties or not is not the really issue for me [but may be for Joe!]. I simply think it is extremely cool that the audio people for the networks have so many Satch fans working among the production. And this has been the case for many years!

Cheers! -mariusar

Tue Aug 19 '08 4:03:03 pm Set this message as last read

Blue_Moon
Alan McKenna
Dublin
Ireland
Plays: Guitar (23 years)
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Hmm, he may, I persume they need permission to use the music anyways, so maybe

M turns out ur Irish Runer guy lsot in the semi finals, ....didnt qualify for the final race... boo urns

BUT theres 2 irish boxers in the semi final... possible silver/gold medal opertunity there, other than that, we won f all
Tue Aug 19 '08 4:08:12 pm Set this message as last read

wolf2

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the oil injection filter pure 14 karat goldwith 24 karat diamond 1900 dollars the paint 238 dollars the fuel filter chainsaw shop diamond and gold 2700 dollars i ordered that over the phone walked down picked it up my filters are worth more then madonna wedding ring! it,s my 250 t,nt 1975 triumphd can-am need the best for it later wolf2the filtration is piced like a ducati later wolf2.
Tue Aug 19 '08 4:29:04 pm Set this message as last read

dlazov

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Hey Joe,

Not sure if your interested in this or not. I have been watching the Olympics on multiple channels and during the run for the Gold in Fencing, Sunday 8/17/08 (USA versus France) right after France won Gold and the USA won Silver right before they cut to the break they were playing one of your songs, I did not 100% catch it and did not have my DVR running, but I think I recognized it as Super Colossal.

Anyway just thought I let you know it was really cool to hear you jammin at the Olympics!

Cheers

Tue Aug 19 '08 5:37:17 pm Set this message as last read

ga30rv
anthony buzard
cranberry twp, pa
usa
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Hi, Joe...Love your music. I recently got married and the reception featured a number of your tunes...The Wedding Party entered with Friends playing. Rubina's Blue Sky Happiness, Love Thing, and Always With Me were also heard throughout the evening. Friends was really special for the day...kind of the theme...from Scripture Readings at Mass, to all the people involved with the day. Thanks for the great music!
Tue Aug 19 '08 5:53:59 pm Set this message as last read

sercro
Sergio Croquer
Caracas, Dtto. Capital
Venezuela
Plays: Guitar (29 years)
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Hi! Do the Stu and everyone else,

I bought the G3 with Satch, Vai and Johnson about 6 years ago, was the first time I heard some material about Joe. However I didn't pay too much attention to him at the time, during that time I was more a powermetal/numetal fan.

A couple of years later I was kinda getting bored of the powermetal wave and decided to buy "Crystal Planet" and "Flying in a blue dream" as they were on sale :$, I loved them the momment I played the CD in the car, actually the first time I heard "up in the sky" I was totally enchanted is such a happy yet sentimental song, I don't know, still today is one of my favorites.

From that time, I practically listen to one of Joe's albums everyday, since it doesn't matter the feel of each day there's always one song that fits perfectly with the mood. Of course I listen to other guitar players (Morse, Vai, Gilbert, Johnson, Malmsteen) but nothing like Joe, he's my favorite.

About the Rock-Jazz electronics fusion, well I'm not that much into Jazz, just that my guitar teacher calls "Rock-Jazz Fusion" that music style that might sound like rock but you mix things up with some harmonies, scales and modes from jazz music. I try to take that direction adding some electronic elements (beats, atmospheric psycodelic pads, noise, etc).

"Engines of Creation" is a nice album for me, the proposal is quite fresh, and even if not the best work from Joe (IMOH) I think it has the value of beeing something different, kind of a well taken experiment. I don't take it directly as an influence to my writing but like a "display" where I can see some things you could do when trying to put the electric rock guitar over some electronic sequences, as wich could be one of the possible results. I feel my style is more industrial, with heavier/harder riffs and more synths, and noise.

Sorry for my lousy english and thanks if you kept reading so far xD

Sercro-

Edited Tue Aug 19 '08 7:06 pm

Tue Aug 19 '08 7:04:44 pm Set this message as last read

Mahavishnu
Brian Currier
Newberg, Oregon
US
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YYZ
Tue Aug 19 '08 7:15:50 pm Set this message as last read

Mahavishnu
Brian Currier
Newberg, Oregon
US
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Double post - had to see if link worked , arf!! My brother told me about this 11 year old playing Rush

DoTheStu - Yes she is coming to SanFran show , but she doesn't like to bring her purse. I'll wear some cargo pants or bring a jacket. No worries....

Cheese - your thing ama bob is on the way!

OOOOhh ZZ TOP is coming to Portland at the Schnitzer , Nice!!

Tue Aug 19 '08 7:28:28 pm Set this message as last read

musicmann
Mike Nicoloff
barrie, Ontario
Canada
Plays: Guitar (49 years)
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Hey Joe!! Frost bitten canadian here.. when you come to massey hall in october I'd love to get onstage and jam with you...please..please..please i swear you'd like it...i can rock...you influenced me! I'm taking my nephew there to see you for the first time...he's wired!! Looking forward to seeing you again cheers Mike
Tue Aug 19 '08 8:09:44 pm Set this message as last read
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