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Jared Venable
Spring, Texas
United States
Plays: Guitar (24 years)
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Speaking of Hammet, Metallica is hopefully coming out with a new album soon. You can hear part of their new song on a video at their website.
So when i get the DiMarzio's, should a get a F-Spaced Fred at the bridge and the PAF Pro at the neck?
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Mon Jul 29 '02 12:23:44 pm
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Ethn Hayabusa
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thanx man.i am always arguing with my dad how long i have been playing guitar,and that has to be the clincher.i bought that issue before i started,and it made me want to play so bad!so its 12 years today since he got me a cruise strat copy for my birthday.
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Mon Jul 29 '02 12:42:17 pm
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Randell Mulligan
Dublin, CA
USA
Plays: Guitar (50 years)
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Narface: I use stainless steel picks. The "Chirp" a bit, and wear out strings even worse. I use fender "abalone" picks now. heavys. I tried the whippy picks for a while...ended up with better pinch harmonics with the heavy picks. Back in 1980 I went to a Triumph concert. I tossed a stainless steel pick up on stage just before their "Blinding light show" Number. When the brought down the lights(physically) to the stage floor, Mike Lavin saw the pick glareing up at him.
To My supprise, he picked it up and played his (Bass) solo with it.!!!!!!! I had made a necklace for Ric Emmett, and had a girl Place it on the stage so'os Ric could find it. Erlyer, some one had trown a beer bottle at the Backup band and seriously hurt the guitarist. I made sure that the band was at the far sides of the stage before I had it chucked up on stage.
Ric May still have that necklace......Please, don't try this at home...or a concert now! Have you tried rock picks. made of several different minerals. Back in the 70's The Burns brothers used bread clips for picks...in a pinch. Joe: I glad the fans are being more positve here on the site...I was worried for a while. GB KTF
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Mon Jul 29 '02 1:35:43 pm
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Simon Wiggins
Portsmouth, Hants
England
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I have been listening to Joes new album for a while now. At first I was to sure but the more I listen to it the better it gets. Anyone go to the concert in London. How was it? I missed out so would like to know. Hopefully catch him next time. The sooner the better.
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Mon Jul 29 '02 2:21:42 pm
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Mr Nick
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f1mw it was Ned Evett..e-mail him at nedevett@aol.com , he replied to my e-mail.
here is his website - (if the link doesn't work...copy and paste it into your browser thingy)
www.nedevett.com
i think thats right..if not..please tell me... :)
Sharon - lol :)
bye for now....
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Mon Jul 29 '02 2:40:03 pm
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Tarik HILAL
Tarik HILAL
Rabat, Rabat
Morocco
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Hello, joe
My name is Tarik HILAL, I'm from morocco, I'm a guitarist & you're my favourite guitarist, I play both of electric & classical guitar & I'm making research in moroccan music to adapt it on the guitar.
If it happen and you come to morocco my best whishe gonna be to meet you
Thank you for all your music
You are wonderful
bye
Tarik
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Mon Jul 29 '02 3:09:12 pm
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punkdude75
Miguel Chavez
Chi-town, Illinois
USA
Plays: Guitar (36 years)
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Sharon: that´s a funny story LOL LOL ...As a matter of fact, is that story true? lol...
Dave Grusca: that´s cool brother!!!...about your wife's grandparents..
Regarding the Kirk Hammet thing: I could hear Joe's influence on this guy: a lot of wah wah solos, and every thing...and not only him, there are a whole bunch of guitar players out there who are trying to emulate what Joe does with hid guitar playing.
This is the music that I'm currently listening to right now: SBM of course, Faith no more (Jim Martin is a fantastic guitar player, damn) and the Violent femmes...
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Mon Jul 29 '02 3:18:27 pm
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JS Clone 1
Richard Haier
Toronto, Ontario
Canada
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Ethn - No prob man. Glad I could help.
Phryg Dom - Hey no prob man. If you still want the whole section scanned, let me know. I will when I get some time.
Gruskada - That's awesome man. You should play Hill Groove for them. I'm sure they'd like that. I guess they would like almost half the album but maybe not the whole thing. Who knows, maybe we're in for a suprise. LET ME KNOW what they think when they hear more. I'd like to know what they think of "Thinking of You" ... gotta be one of my all time faves.
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Mon Jul 29 '02 3:48:28 pm
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Nightkin
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This more of a suggestion than a comment, but I think Joe should do the national radio show Loveline to help promote his new tour and his new CD, not that he would need to because it's REALLY good...
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Mon Jul 29 '02 4:30:17 pm
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JSW
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Phrygian Dom Hey dave, whats your mp3 link again..I need to listen to more of your tunes...
Clarky[/b}I checked your response for your iuma mp3..Iam very glad of listening to it..My favorite was your bad horsie(shred mix) annd the rape of sabine women tract//plus many other..
until then folks.. feel free to check my updated website of satriani...JoeSatrianiWorldwide
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Mon Jul 29 '02 4:36:36 pm
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Sweep_Pick
Brandon Chase
Kingsville, Ontario
Canada
Plays: Guitar (28 years)
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Quantum- Ya, now that I look at it again it dose sortta look like a Cry Baby. But, to me, the wah look's abnormally large! That's why I thought it was an Ernie Ball wah. It's an honest mistake! lol But if you have any other questions ask!!
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Mon Jul 29 '02 5:02:06 pm
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navlag
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Hey everybody; I'm a long time listener and fan of JS, but I'm a new member here; just looking for a warm welcome. Joe, I'd just like to add that your music is such and inspiration to me; I'm a musician myself and I always find myself turning to your genius and creativity for ideas; keep up the awesome work!
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Mon Jul 29 '02 5:05:58 pm
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Vetteguy
Jared Venable
Spring, Texas
United States
Plays: Guitar (24 years)
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I haven't even heard of the Norton. I actually haven't ever bought an aftermarket pickup before. I just a got a JS100 a couple of days ago, so i am going to put the DiMarzio's on there. I'm thinking about getting EMG's for my old B.C Rich.
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Mon Jul 29 '02 5:45:06 pm
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McDave
Cook, MN
Plays: Guitar (40 years)
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navlag, welcome aboard :) I think you will find that most everyone in here can be very interesting and quite informative! Ask a question of any kind and I'm sure someone can answer it....
As a matter of fact, I have one tonight.
Does anyone have a good link to some "Satch" tabs? I cant seem to get to Gates of infinity anymore, dont know why. What I'm really looking for is tabs for "Devil's Slide"....I finally convinced the band to do a few instrumentals. I was curious if tabs for LISF were ever created. Thanx......Dave
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Mon Jul 29 '02 6:34:49 pm
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Quantum
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Sweep Pick --- no problem! LOL! i think i know what you mean cos the wah pedal does look a little larger; in fact, i believe it's mounted on something else, accounting for its apparent increase in size.
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Mon Jul 29 '02 8:26:56 pm
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vwmofo
Gabe Grantham
Gainesville, Florida
USA
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Dear Joe,
Greetings, this is Sgt. Gabe Grantham of the Florida Army National Guard. I just wanted to say that the new album Strange and Beutiful Music is HIGH SPEED, LOW DRAG.
I was curious as to when and if you were going to make it to Gator Country in support of this album? I did not get a chance to see you for the last G3 tour, I think I was on federal active duty for airport security. I had tickets to the 1st G3 tour for a show in Denver but I had duty that evening. I was stationed in Colorado Springs at Ft. Carson. Anyway I had found out later that night (about 30 minutes before the show started) that I could've gone to the show. What a bummer! It seems that every time you're in town something else comes up like, I don't know, someone chunkin' a perfectly good airplane into a perfectly good building. But oh well, what are ya gonna do? Hope to catch you on this tour.
Respectfully yours,
Gabe Grantham
www.mp3.com/ggandtheflatfour
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Mon Jul 29 '02 9:09:36 pm
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Wolfgar
Mark Koehler
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Joe....You did it again.......You always keep me inspired to keep jaming with the axe & Marshall!!!!!!...The new disc is incredible.......Looking forward to Sept 14th..Jones Beach.........Dont forget to play Ceremony ......That tune simply kicks ass...........God bless yeah......Wolfgar
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Mon Jul 29 '02 9:33:04 pm
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