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Jacob Stewart
Washington
U S
Plays: Guitar (22 years)
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man, I can't wait for April, I get to go see Joe Satriani! it's gonna be so awsome! I can't wait. anyway, later for now.
Wed Feb 16 '05 6:03:33 pm Set this message as last read

silent_shady

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hey it's all matter of taste. But st. anger could have used about 50 solos in there
Wed Feb 16 '05 6:08:28 pm Set this message as last read

js22
Philip Ravanello
Duluth, GA
USA
Plays: Bass (23 years)
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yea deff...st anger is not any where near as thir other albums...i dont no what happened with that..but yea still there metallica and their amazing..lol...and JS-JS...i dont no if u ever been to a joe concert man but im happy for u...it will be awesome..ur gonna have the best time of ur life...it was mine..trust me...well yea we r really bored..or atleast i am...but im goin to sleep now bc im tired and this boredom is killing me...good night for reall this time..lol...
Wed Feb 16 '05 6:11:36 pm Set this message as last read

silent_shady

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so many JS's. when is the main JS gonna stop by and say hi or something?

And besides that Some Kind Of Monster movie was pretty funny. where else can you see James and Lars fight so much?? and therapy??? HAHAHA singing lessons??? DAMN. SKOM beat a year and a half in the life of metallica by sooooo much.

Wed Feb 16 '05 6:17:21 pm Set this message as last read

big bad moon 1889
nick frega
mahopac, ny
united states
Plays: Guitar (20 years)
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hey everyone.. im sorry i wasent here for that nice convo you guys had... i agree i hate mtv... and metallica i could never say annything bad about them .. i just love them way way toooo much... its not healthy lol .. i agree st.anger.. not one of their best.. if it wasent metallica it would be good.. like if some new band put that cd out iwould think its good.. i hope everyone is doing good and i will tak to you all later...

night all

-nick-

Wed Feb 16 '05 6:30:13 pm Set this message as last read

silent_shady

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maybe tomorrow nick
Wed Feb 16 '05 6:36:34 pm Set this message as last read

Stevee T

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Steven Vilde....Aufmerksamkeit!! Mein fickenes Lied fickt fast gemacht, und ich bin sehr glücklich um das. ...finkess jeder...only kidding...peace luv and happy ness to every one

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mowlie_2000 isn't that sumthin...when this sweet young thing can fart, burp & drink = a furry stinkin man...I know a sweety like that, and it simply amazes me...wonder if she does everything like a man? lol...to each his own

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Wed Feb 16 '05 6:39:49 pm Set this message as last read

michelle

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Wow, 7 pages since lunchtime!!

Powerslave "It all pales in comparison to a kidneystone, though. " You'd never live through childbirth. lol!

Steven, hello! Hope you are feeling well today :)

Jazzy, quit badgering me!!! lmao!

Alexandre, glad to hear you're feeling better. I hope you get more strength with each passing day :)

AngieReed, I didn't see Captain Morgan on you list of 15 Ways to Cheer Yourself Up :) lol!

SupaaDave - OMG!! You actually have the American dream - 2.5 children!! You wouldn't happen to have a white picket fence too, would you? ;-)

Delfino, three cheers for your resilient under=crackers!!

Lucy, sorry to hear about the Windsor Tower. I hate fires.

Wed Feb 16 '05 7:22:20 pm Set this message as last read

leke
Alexis Petard
Taravao, TAHITI
FRENCH POLYNESIA
Plays: Guitar (21 years)
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Hello all.

it's been too long since my last post and i can't trace it back now..takes too long so dunno if anybody replied but thanks anyway for nay input. Anyway, just another day in hospital and cant stop thinkin about the concert so thought i'd say hello again. (post #2) :) I'm in Auckland New Zealand and have been in hospital for a bit over 5 months now. Leg damage but seems my brain is doin ok so no worries. I won't be out but i have the tickets to the March concert here and it is LESS than a month now!! Goin ballistic in anticipation. Without this accident, i wouldnt've been here to attend this concert so gotta appreciate the good that comes out of any experience. ;)

You rock Joe. Thanks for your music and your dedication to it. A great artist results from it and the world is a litle better thanks to it. Keep up the good spirit and see you in March. By the way, look out for the dude in the wheelchair with the huge grin on his face, chances are it's gonna me and if u have a signing, do announce it as taking a signature home from there will make the experience a golden moment in my life :)

thanks buddy. everyone else, take care but not too much, you may otherwise miss out on some great things. vive la vie

Wed Feb 16 '05 7:32:05 pm Set this message as last read

leke
Alexis Petard
Taravao, TAHITI
FRENCH POLYNESIA
Plays: Guitar (21 years)
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Hello again..was just browsing back a little and saw the post about new members posting once only. For me it was many reasons, i also went MIA (missing in action) after my first post. doin other stuff on the computer but also the fact the to see any reply i realised that you pretty much have to check up on the site everyday..and i'm not a person to stick to routines too well. I'll try makin a effort though. and anyway, my post count is now up to THREE!!! :) Soon, i'll be cateorised as ancient?.....nah nvm, there's all you guys takin the podium already. I do love the vibe on the site though. Always refreshing when i do take a peak.

Peace everyone. (Master Yoda style..full of wisdom) haha.. not me though..i'm not wise by a mile.

Oh and the Steve Irwin thing. I think the guy is a legend. He can be how he is with animals, doin all his crazy stuff becoz i think he has some weird connection to them. He's master of his art the way satch is master of his guitar. I respect both guys deeply so please don't bomb him just coz he speaks funny. :)

ciao

Wed Feb 16 '05 8:08:59 pm Set this message as last read

Steven Wilde

ShredZone, CaliFunia
USA
Plays: Guitar (21 years)
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MICHELLE- Hi, Thank's I am doing alright, Thank's for asking! I hope the same for you! Thank's BTW on that article on the rock deal at A local school? I think it was. Very intersting stuff. Hope they get it staright!...........................DCK- Mark, you Rock! just wait!.............................BIG BAD MOON- Howdy, What's up, Hope your doing fine, and can get in the practice! I am finding difficult with al that is going on with me, that it's hard to find practice time, like i did. 6 or 8 hrs a day. I mis that, I feel like I am atraitor, at My PracticeLOL Anyway hang in there bro' and Keep rockin'....................................js22- Right On, i agree with you on MTV, it sure has turned to the apitimy of "awful TVLOL" Rap, has no taste, and no style, they get paid to insult, and degrade You, And People eat it up!??? I have to say that some of my "childhood Bud's" have turned into the Gangtser rap scene, and it is so distressful, there attitude's. It goes beyond music, it's pure HATE. hardcore rap, that is. Anyway enough of the silly stuff. How's the lead playing, and riffing coming? Hope well! keep up the great work!..............................SteveeT- Hey Man, Are you reading Me out in my own language? LOL "sniff" "snoff" boo hoo. Auf freu ein dercht luthaffen Aben-vur Lust. :-)

Steven christopher Charles Fuller marshall Wilde

Wed Feb 16 '05 8:19:59 pm Set this message as last read

Steven Wilde

ShredZone, CaliFunia
USA
Plays: Guitar (21 years)
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Steveet, hey steve, I dont think My German is coming along so vell, Itz hardz tvring du get zee dielcect of zee verd's togedder. I Did learn that 'alben-vur Lust' Mean's 'refuse to lose' At least that is what my traveelr's guide said. Hee! Hee! See ya' furrschlinger cinco el greato-steveT-o :-)

later gator, said the mad potater'

Wed Feb 16 '05 8:26:18 pm Set this message as last read

XtrChessReal
Mark Harrison
Thornton, CO
USA
Plays: Guitar (47 years)
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962:

What exactly is difference between the JS1000 and the JS1200?

Are the differences consistently the same between year models?

I'll look it up on the Ibanez site, It may be the pick-ups.

Wed Feb 16 '05 9:06:02 pm Set this message as last read

XtrChessReal
Mark Harrison
Thornton, CO
USA
Plays: Guitar (47 years)
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BigBunny:

Don't know about the left handed JS models but, you should get one regardless if you feel qualified. The fact is everyone is qualified, don't be too quick to judge yourself harshly. Lighten-up, just play and have fun.

Wed Feb 16 '05 9:11:30 pm Set this message as last read

XtrChessReal
Mark Harrison
Thornton, CO
USA
Plays: Guitar (47 years)
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Seventh:

Sounds like you may not be familiar with a Whammy bar or how the springs work for tensioning the strings.

A couple of tips:

First and foremost - Until you are explicitly comfortable with the guitar tremolo system do not turn the screws that hold the springs in place. The most obvious problem this will lead to is either the bar too low when completely in tune or the bar too high, depending on which direction you turned the screws.

Replace with a set of strings that is of the same diameter as the one on the guitar. If you put a higher gauged string in any of the six you will likely have a whammy bar that is too low. Vice versa if you replace with a lighter gauge.

If the guitar is in need of new strings replace them one at a time - this will help you tune it. Only release the nut clamp of the string you are currently replacing - before you move to the next pair in the set clamp the nut clamp of the current string you just replaced - Only two strings should be de-clamped at a time. As you replace strings tune the entire guitar, once in tune, stretch the new string. Do this by holding the string at the first fret while pulling the string with your Pic hand. I usually pull the string to stretch it beginning around the 22 fret then work my way down to thwe first fret, then I begin again in the other dierection toward the bridge. If you really cannot afford another set of strings right away then don't be too crazy on the pulling. Since I usually have hundreds of sets I don't give a crap if I break it. If it breaks then it was weak and was gonna break quickly anyway. Now tune the entire guitar again.

Note1: if you are only replacing one string then there is no need to release the nut clamps on all the strings - just the pair which includes the one in need of replacing.

Note2: If you broke a string while playing you do not have to replace the string - you can release some string from the tuning key about two inches and pull it back to the bridge clamp - tune as in Note1 above.

Note3: If you replace all the strings at once before tuning any of them you will likely find yourself wondering what the hell is wrong with your guitar. "I keep tuning it but, it keeps on going out of tune and the whammy bar is too high" In this case keep tuning until you get it entirely in tune. Be sure to stretch the strings well before you begin your hour of tuning or you will be tuning for two hours.

There you go

X->out

Wed Feb 16 '05 9:55:30 pm Set this message as last read

OCPS470
Chris Peters
Lake Mary, FL
USA
Plays: Guitar (28 years)
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Mowle: Whoa!!! Too much info man haha! Tell her if she wants to be able to sing in the future she ought to think about giving up cigarettes....although it's her perogative of course.
Wed Feb 16 '05 9:56:45 pm Set this message as last read

XtrChessReal
Mark Harrison
Thornton, CO
USA
Plays: Guitar (47 years)
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All, Anyone or Everyone:

I must have been in hyperspace too long -

Is there a new T2J CD project currently in the works?

If so when is the deadline for submits?

I assume anyone can submit.

Perhaps a link to info would be appropriate.

Thanks

X

Wed Feb 16 '05 10:04:08 pm Set this message as last read

Artanis I
Ben Kenobi
Australia
Plays: Drums (30 years)
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Hi guys. Holly and the crepes! A 10 page day!

Big Bunny: heh, what would you want the entire continent of Australia for? Gullible mice, eh?

Bahduh: here in the "sunburnt country" you don't even need to be outside for half an hour before your skin gets burned. In Tassie, we cop the brunt of the lack of ozone layer, so you get sunburnt even in winter.

"Michelle: Nothing helps. You just have to wait it out. The weird part is not only does it hurt down there, it also hurts in the pit of your stomach at the same time. Ice would only help if it was *really* hot outside. " agreed. Even if it doesn't hurt in the region of impact (as with soft contact) the "sick" feeling is what causes the doubling over.

DCK: "go to the chat" amen to that, brother

If I posted like you guys do, I'd be up to 8000+ by now.

Leke: hi, hope you enjoy Satch in Auckland.

Delfino: I used to play soccer at school and when I lived at university (indoor and outdoor) and I often copped it in the goolies when I was in goals. Not fun. Especially when you hit the deck and the ball rolls out of reach and the opposition think they are so good that they can kick a goal while the keeper is incapacitated. (Straight after kicking it directly to him from right in front close to goal.)

BEN

Wed Feb 16 '05 10:11:08 pm Set this message as last read

XtrChessReal
Mark Harrison
Thornton, CO
USA
Plays: Guitar (47 years)
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So many pages....

I have writers cramp...

Wed Feb 16 '05 10:21:03 pm Set this message as last read

ILoveThailand

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silent shady: even if you add a hundred solos in st anger.......

you'll have a pile of shit with a hundred solos.

Wed Feb 16 '05 10:53:41 pm Set this message as last read

bahduh
mark alistair
shillong, meghalaya
india
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steven...right bro..think we'd better talk over it on the phone..thanks for the mail..btw yu have one too..cheers and god bless..

lucysorets...hi......glad to know that yu saw ronaldinho and all perform live...i watched it live on tv too...hoorah..........bye.

artanis......sunburn and all....yu auzzies better start thinking about the kyoto protocol,...yu and the americans are against it...why.....what du yu guys mean by saying that its very expensive......top it all...america is the country that pollutes the air most...lol...cheers mate,

jazzy......ganja man...how are yu..hey have to agree with yu regarding one thing though....st anger really sucks....it does not have any trademark vibe of metallica in it....i guess metallica is history now.....hahahahahahhahahhahha.

alexandre...michelle,,,,cheese...suzie2000....hi.

estrela.......we indians ,chinese and yu brazilians are exempted from the protocol since we are considered to be developing nations.....2012 is the benchmark for us three...hahahhahhahaha...i think india is one of the most polluted country in the world..why the exemption then,,,,can yu explain?..tricky i guess......

Wed Feb 16 '05 10:57:15 pm Set this message as last read

Eddie Van Nugent

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Hey Joe -

What are the chances of scoring a guitar lesson with you?

Eddie Van Nugent

Thu Feb 17 '05 12:27:41 am Set this message as last read

Master Yoda
Neil Morgan
York, North Yorkshire
England
Plays: Guitar (30 years)
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Oh, man. You know when you get a bad hair day? It really sucks. Well, I'm having a bad hair week. Gay.

Delfino - That certainly is harsh, but somehow I can't help feeling that it serves you right for drinking Carling!!!! lol

NM

Edited Thu Feb 17 '05 1:25 am

Thu Feb 17 '05 1:24:37 am Set this message as last read

scooba
Steven Loprese
Perth, Western Australia
Australia
Plays: Guitar (23 years)
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hey im so bored...judt got back from a long day at tafe... 6 in the mornin till 4 in the arvo in this heat (45 celsius) arc welding all day then i had to walk home (5km) in the sun!!!
Thu Feb 17 '05 1:42:56 am Set this message as last read

962
Simon
Granada, Andalucia
Spain
Plays: Guitar (24 years)
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mowlie, yeah I have to admit I'm finding it hard to get some decent sounds out of it, but I still have yet to read the "handbook" so I really should do that....find out about speaker simulations and stuff. Thing is, you can still get a rough idea of what it sounds like by using the 'manual' function and going through different amp models, tone setups and effects. And they all sound only average. I am so picky about tone, it's probably a bad thing, but hey, I'm sure I'll find something...


OCPS470, cool, thanks for your pointers! I shall have a look at the handbook and check out what you suggested!
js22, "forget all that rap shit, it's not even music". That's a bit of a generalisation....some of it is pretty awesome. Also, for an interesting mix between shred guitar playing and MC-Rapping, check out "Wipeout 2000" by Steve Vai.
XtrChessReal, the exact differences between the 2 are: colour; and neck pickup. That's it. The JS1000 is burnt blue with cosmo black hardware and a PAF Pro in the neck position with a Fred in the bridge.

The JS1200 is candy apple red with chrome hardware, and a PAF Joe in the neck but still a Fred in the bridge. The price difference is about 3 or 4 hundred dollars, yet the only real difference is the pickup, which you can buy for about 70 bucks. Do the math! hehe, I still don't get it at all!

Thu Feb 17 '05 2:12:02 am Set this message as last read
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