Rhythmsteady
Suzanne/Suzi Rugg
Riverside, CA.
USA
Plays: Guitar (27 years)
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I love that new Video for "Light Years Away" very cool Joe...
Love those effects. LOVE the great footage of your always excellent guitar magnificence!!!
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Fri Nov 19 '10 11:07:52 am
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Retro11s
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Joe....any reason why you are skipping Winnipeg on your current tour? I took my sons to see you the last time you were here and we are hoping to see you again live.
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Fri Nov 19 '10 11:20:21 am
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ziomattu
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Thank you Joe and thank you people of Barcelona in Sala Apolo last night. That event was so great, and i'm still with no voice: the encores bring it away from me :o)
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Fri Nov 19 '10 11:26:51 am
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logicbdj
Brian Johnston
Sudbury, Ontario
Canada
Plays: Guitar (14 years)
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A new song on my profile, Can You Dig It?
http://profile.ultimate-guitar.com/logicbdj/music/all/play919546
Chord progression moving from E, to Em, back to E.
Brian
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Fri Nov 19 '10 1:15:42 pm
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andy1
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WOULD BE NICE TO HEAR AT YOUR CONCERT THE HOLY NIGHT JAM RECORDED ON THE CHRISTMASCD::::CIAO IT´S BEAUTYFULL::andrea from italy..:::i have all your original cds....and all the notes in my mind..ciao.
turkeyman is beautifull too..
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Fri Nov 19 '10 3:23:46 pm
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andy1
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CIAO JOE:I WOULD LIKE TO ASK IF YOU TEACH,: WHEN YOU HAVE TIME BETWEEN CONCERTS AND PRODUCING ALBUMS...CIAO from your italy..you should be the italian first citizen..(president)..
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Fri Nov 19 '10 3:28:23 pm
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wolf2
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...Well It,s I think thats GREEEEAAAAAAAAATTTTTTTTT!!!! my main man Joe is doing good thing,s i like him .Anyways dont know whats going on with the fuel here man apperently I was rideing phoneing the wolf telling them to remind me to add my oil! .Must have been happeing though because this 20 liters does not look like it has agallon of oil so all the halfliters added to the 5 gallons was all good .Fired up the big ATK today did some rideing seen 2 conservation officers at two different place s one on my way one coming back were cool ,were legal I have an outdoors card hunting licence plus the bike has and ultinite licence for the road as well you dont need nothing to ride on crown land if you have ahunting licence dont think I got gas today dont know she really doesnt burn much shes going for distance shes going for speed hes all alone in atime of need! this mix is real rich whatever is in it didnt smell like strawberries must have been it,s smelt like starwberry gas the other day in it though annnh! who knows .I was probably funny from a mjaor ride before the plansts and things make you get funy hey they dont call it psychotic for crownland useres it,s called epiodum whic is like transformations of conatstant in the brain best handled by reminders!! anyways moms at her friends you know something if i do need surgery for my heart it runs well it does run though sam giancanna the mob boss for sinatra and my private hit man.Ilee tell you the heart thing is sort of doctor wise at kingston psych man he told me if someone trys to tell you theirs something wrong with your heart theirs not drink colombian coffee it will keep it good he said they oreder mandatory ecodoppler tests for me under law in this country this has nothing to do with haveing alicemcne man because im the only person that ever been able to in 11 countrys been able to build and run an engine so the law sais they have to bind me for my heart! anyways wild hey the only 11 countries with engines and motors im the only one documented that proves can build and run one so they bind me medicaly anyways later wolf2.
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Fri Nov 19 '10 4:10:54 pm
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Tony Falzone
Chicago Ridge, IL
USA
Plays: Guitar (42 years)
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Yes, the JS VOX AMPLUG does fit the JS line. Since the output jack on the JS line has a slight angle to it, the unit has to face outwards.
I just got the JS2400 a couple weeks ago and together they work beautifully. It's an incredible combination. I especially like the way the high-pass filer on the volume pot (on the guitar) works with the gain on the amplug.
You have to see it to believe it !!! JS VOX AMPLUG
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Fri Nov 19 '10 9:58:46 pm
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Guitarvibes
Frits The T2J heretic.
The Netherlands
Plays: Guitar (1007 years)
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I own the "Lead" Vox Amplug. And it wasn't very hard to get a sound out of it resembling the sound in the promo vid for the JS Amplug. They don't differ very much. And since the JS Amplug is expensive (€49) for such a small one trick device and I don't really need one I think I can resist my GAS. And owning the Satchurator and Ice9 why another..... etc etc
I do recommend an Amplug to new (often young) guitar students who want to start playing electric but can't afford to buy an electric guitar and amplification at the same time. It's one of the cheapest options to be able to start on electric. Using their MP3 players headphones or hooking up the line out to their stereo set. And if a little more budget they can get the very versatile Digitech RP55 or the Line6 Pocket Pod for €59
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Sat Nov 20 '10 1:29:04 am
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Jason Sane
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Hi Joe, PLEASE HELP!!!
I know this isn't a direct question regarding your music but it is extremely relevent to all fans who are also dedicated musicians! I heard Flying In A Blue Dream when I was in my early teens and experienced exactly what you described happening to you when you first heard Jimi Hendrix. I immediately knew that I NEEDED to play guitar and for that I truly owe you my deepest gratitude for the rest of my life! As you have always been extremely generous with your advice to guitarists and your music is largely responsible for me embarking on my journey as a musician, I was hoping you could shed some light on how you avoid repetitive strain injuries while forging your physical technique and performing every night while on tour. I have always practised a lot over the last 20 years but have rarely managed to strain anything but I recently developed minor pain in my fretting ring finger tendon practising legato. Medical advice was anti-inflammatories/no playing at all. I have since healed but I need to insure that it doesn't happen again. I teach guitar for a living so if I can't play I can't eat! I have been reading several books on the subject but any personal advice to all of us on how you avoid injury while maintaining your olympic level finger fitness would be appreciated beyond words! Thanks!
Sincerely,
Jason
PS - I can't wait to see your show when you head through Calgary, Alberta in January! Thanks for that in advance!!!!!!!
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Sat Nov 20 '10 3:31:13 am
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BigBunny
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gotta have Joe Bunny- yeah last nights winds were CRAZY! in my neighborhood its garbage night too.. well the wind was SO crazy there are garbage cans EVERYWERE!!! It was pretty intense! I love lightning!!! Ever takin pictures of it?
Kayla - i love lightning!! watching it, waiting for the bang O_o never taken picis of it, too busy gawking at it. humid weather here at the moment. went down the beach today just to dip my toes in the water and it was really eerie. no sun, all cloud... water was cool but the air was warm, like something is about to happen!!
hoping for lightning tomorrow!
Joe Satriani - currently listening to your new cd. f*ckin sweet man!! my ears haven't been this turned on like this since Crystal Planet >=;P awesome stuff Joe!!
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for those who like friendly fruit the smiling banana
edit: i'm with skippygirl, time for another Oz tour Joe >=:)
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Sat Nov 20 '10 5:05:25 am
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logicbdj
Brian Johnston
Sudbury, Ontario
Canada
Plays: Guitar (14 years)
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Jason:
Years back I recall seeing a 'glove' at my local music store. I don't recall the name, but it was a spandex type glove (fingers missing) that guitarists wore due to tendonitis of the hand and fingers, from lots of playing. The glove squeezed in the hand mildly for greater comfort and less pain. A local music equipment retailer may be able to help you track down such an item.
Brian
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Sat Nov 20 '10 6:53:28 am
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Rhythmsteady
Suzanne/Suzi Rugg
Riverside, CA.
USA
Plays: Guitar (27 years)
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Your Welcome Wolfie, your situation sounds very sad
Ugh... Well, my "visitor" pain today is killing me. YOU GIRLS get what I mean :/ tylenol,advil, heating pad....still hurtin'.....So, gonna head for the best remedy out there, which always takes away my pain ----- WINE!!!!!!!
Mmmmmm
Works everytime.
:-)
Finally, we get Rain in Southern California! I am not a "Sun" person, so I always welcome cool, cloudy and rainy weather anyday. Which we hardly get here. .....I get sick of the sun.....
Hello to JOE and everyone-----going to Amazon now to buy Joe's first album :-) Wish I could buy more, my Joe shopping spree isn't gonna be much of one after all :-(
Edited Sat Nov 20 '10 12:03 pm
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Sat Nov 20 '10 12:01:13 pm
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Grant Stieglitz
Fort Wayne, Indiana
USA
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Hi Everyone:
Hope you all are well. Last week I ran the Veterans Marathon and I made the cutoff to qualify for the Boston Marathon. I'll be heading to Boston in 2012 because it's sold out for 2011.
Earlier today, I did a 5K Run and this was on trails. I managed to get my best time there (19 min. & 6 sec.), and finished in the top 10, plus came in 1st in my Age Division. My award, a pie (rhubarb strawberry); YUM!
I have one more race/run on December 18th and it's the Huff 50K (Ultramarathon). I did it last year and it was quite a challenge. Last year's time was 5 hours & 11 minutes, so the goal would be to break 5 hours.
Skippygirl: Good for you on the CDs.
Joe, hope all is well for you.
Grant
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Sat Nov 20 '10 12:48:15 pm
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