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as of today im boycotting all clear channel radio stations, they suck butt ; dirty ,sweaty ,cheesy, butt! its like totally hanus that they wont play what i and my friends want to hear!!!what a bunch of DUMBASSES!
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Mon Dec 29 '03 7:53:00 pm
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Mike Brownrigg
Canada
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ROGELIO.....in the meantime while satch parties hardcore with PLAYBOY bunnies,and continues to write the worlds greatest music...ok well......the latter.....I would like to offer my tips on writing instrumental guitar music.......Firstly......improvise..leave alot of room for improv if you dont know how to improvise try to use alot of cool and crazy whammy/tapping stuff....writing a short verse on the guitar is a great place to start....first write a backing track ...using chords or perhaps a key board or even just a drum machine..if you dont have any of that and just like writing on the guitar thats ok.....ok so you write a cool melody for example the intro to Always With You Always With Me..I will hum it for you...DA DA DA----DA DA DA DA DA DA-----DA DA DA DA DA DA DAAA.......Ok once you have memorized your little melody line write around it...start with your new found creation then do some improv then go back to your memorized line then go to some chorus you have written then improvise again then finish with the line of music you wrote.......remember keep playing and learning all sorts of cool stuff.become a master class guitarists.... but when writing great guitar instrumentals try to keep at least some of the song simple,but not too simple at least not hmm well i'll let you figure that out.....thanx....
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Mon Dec 29 '03 7:54:36 pm
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Alan Schwartzseid
Plantation, FL
USA
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R6R: about the girl situation...add 2 since 1 was on a cruise that I went on and another called yesterday...must be that new razor ;)
Whoever asked about jobsI'm a student but over summer and fall I'll be working as a runner in a lawyer's office. In Spring of next year I'll be in Spain and Brazil doing internships and studying.
UGH! 17 more pages...shouldn't have gone on that cruise! ;)
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Mon Dec 29 '03 8:07:12 pm
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Jazzer13:
i can't dude. i live in australia and the pric difference between the ttwo is huge. i can get a js100 for $1500 asutralian and a js1000 for $3500. how old are you. im only 16 mate.
the mod will be a lot cheaper. i'm upgrading my guitar from a squier strat to a js100. huge difference dude. im a gigging musician already and i need somethind that will rock the shit up every night and the js100 will do it for me. from there i'll move up to the big boys ie. ibanez jem, peavey evh wolfgang or most like a js1000 or even 2000 if i can save enough gig money and work money. wat do ya think
mike
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Mon Dec 29 '03 8:09:12 pm
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IM WATCHING ANIMAL COPS-- some of the mistreatment people give animals is unreal, i always get sad when i watch. my animals get treated like royalty in my house.i have a 3 legged that i saved from death, a half australian, half germanshepard that i raised since it was 2 weeks old, a 14 year old pomeranian that ive had for 10 years , she belonged to an old lady who passed away, and another cat i got from the humane society and i just had to have her , she got 8toes on left paw and 9 on the other. her paws are huge, i had to have her declawed because her claws kept getting caught in the carpet. my dogs name is JAZZ, thats the shepard, thats where i got my nick name for js site . i love my pets they are like children to me . and yes, i have to clean constantly, i hate a dirty house.---sorry , im rambling -- maybe its time for bed
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Mon Dec 29 '03 8:13:12 pm
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PaulEMoz
Paul Morrison
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I haven't read or posted here for quite a while, but apparently (and I haven't looked) there are dates for a European G3 featuring Joe, Steve and Yngwie on VH1.com now.
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Mon Dec 29 '03 8:13:17 pm
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voodoo---my primary axe is a brian moore i9f-i almost got the js1000, but the i9 was more comfortable for me to play, it fits my body better. the only mod to it is a fred pickup on bridge.
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Mon Dec 29 '03 8:25:08 pm
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Jazzer 13.
never heard of your guitar dude. sorry.
any way i aint got that kinda money lying around.
i will hopefull get to by myself a js1000 one day nbut thats just a dream at the moment or maybe luck will come my way and i'll be able to get a js1000 cheaper. PLEASE>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
thanks any way. im cruisin now toalk to you some other time
mike
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Mon Dec 29 '03 8:34:18 pm
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Chris Peters
Lake Mary, FL
USA
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BEEZER: I meant to tell you the other day that if you're looking for a great pickup set for an RG or any other guitar, I can't rate an AirNorton (neck) and an Air Zone(bridge) highly enough (both Dimarzio pu's). Get them F-spaced. What this will give you is bridge like punch and tightness in the neck(great for Petrucci styled tremelo picked passages) and smoothness in the bridge pickup. The Air pickup design also reduces string pull by 40% giving you purer tones and longer sustain while still having good solid output. The thing I like is that the AirZone especially gives me total clarity under distortion. I've got samples of the setup, email me if you want to hear it.
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Mon Dec 29 '03 9:28:44 pm
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Mikey D in da house
Satch = ZEN
Land Of The Rising Sun
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r6rocker: Hi Paul, I remember you saying something about Billy Cobham's Glass Menagerie before, hehe, that must be kuul to see Mike Stern at a young age, lol, I will definately make sure to add that one bro, thank's!! ;-)
One With The Computer: You have a great New Years holiday too, and when I first read your post I saw Nookie in two strokes, lol man ;-).... btw, look forward to the new tune....
michelle: kuul on Dave, lol, who'da thunk (Is that a word, hehe) a young kid from PA would be playing in Dr, VAI's band,
and imagine if he was from your home town.... lol!! btw, he's got the guitar flip around the shoulder trick down pat!! ;-)
962: Good choice my man on keeping the JEM!! Omeddeto!! (Omaydetoe).... Congrat's ;-)
Clarky: On your bud Ube, lol, that's what friends are for, hehe, and I wish there were some people that were in the dvd kinda like the T2J Satchaholics that were in LISF.... lol, fellow UK'ers need to represent!!.... lol....
alexandrecaetano: Thank you my friend, and Happy New Year to you too!!.... I havent heard from trutina at all either, man, I hope everything is alright with him!!....
Do The Stu: lol man, I wait in speculation, and PaulEMoz brought up the European G3 talk again, hehe.... ;-)
MrSam32: welcome to the SATCH Realm!!.... Take a dive in, and ask away!!....
BMadd4: That's JOE's favorite oddball song too, lol!! ;-)
Zachary: No problem bro, I'll get some more if you cant get them there, lol, I like em too.... It just takes a little getting used to the larger size.... I like smaller picks.... In fact, I'll pick some up anyway, cause I gotta get some more Gilberto's, lol!!.... btw, I like reading your pedal talk bro, great info, and enjoy the New Year holiday man, I hope JOE get's in touch with you soon on the Trembolt!! :-)
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Matthew King
Brick, New Jersey
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clarky...just have a lot of things goin on lately. preparing for christmas was pretty tough, and i'm working hard at getting myself back in school as well. music seems to be taking off in so many different directions, lately i don't even consider myself a guitar player anymore...that's a whole other story in it's self. how are things with you?
sharif...thanks for the welcome back hah :)
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Do The Stu
Austin Lewis, III
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Hmmm...did someone mention a European G3 tour?
I remember that someone here posted some info a month or so ago about a possible tour. The person linked to a page with G3 tour dates at VH1, but the information was removed before some people here had the chance to see the page. I saw it, though...and so did a few other people here.
Looking through VH1's site again, I found a G3 page here. Once again, there are tour dates listed here. Although the two pages I linked to don't mention Satriani, Vai, or Malmsteen specifically, you can go here, here, and here to see that each individual artist has the same tour dates listed.
Does this sound like a tour? Keep in mind that these wonderful people at VH1 are the same people who think Joe Satriani was the man behind the Merry Axemas discs. ;-) Hehehe.
Seriously, though... I don't know if there will be a tour. I trust Pollstar the most these days, and they don't have any information about a European G3 tour. Also, I don't live in Europe, but I don't recognize any of these venues. Do any European T2Jers think that these venues are the right size for a G3 show? Do any of you feel like looking around at individual venue websites to see if they also have G3 information listed?
Hmmm...do I win the award for the most hyperlinks in a single post? Yeah, I went overboard, but I kinda did that on purpose. :-)
EDIT - Well, it seems that the Joe Satriani / Merry Axemas link doesn't want to work for me now. I read the article just a few minutes ago, but I can't seem to get the page to work now. Anyway, you can see the headline if you click here.
...Austin...
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Do The Stu
Austin Lewis, III
Costa Mesa, CA
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Hey, all those hyperlinks made my post look colorful! I should use them more often...haha.
f flat - Joe wasn't eligible for a Grammy nomination this year because he didn't release any new music before this year's cutoff date.
ovation1 - Are the picks that you sent Zachary custom picks similar to what these guys (Vai, Gilbert, etc.) actually use, or are they just average picks with a printed graphic / signature on them?
...Austin...
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Tue Dec 30 '03 2:46:07 am
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jure japelj
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Do The Stu-well, it would be great if G3 comes to Europe and the citys where tour will take place are logical. But I'm pesimistic with that and I will believe that when G3 will actually play in Europe.
I feel so depressed. Yes, holidays are here, but it's raining all the time. I can't even go out for a walk or anything. I'm just sitting here and read your messages(they keep me alive). At least I have my guitar and lots of Joe's CDs.
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phrydom..i'll be leaving to go to Guildford sometime on saturday jan 10th..if i can persuade my parents to make a small diversion..i can come and pick it up then. i'm going to see about the vai dvd in town later on today...and then make a decision on where to get it..is it quicker from america or waiting till jan19th??
f fl;at..jeff beck and steve vai have been nominated this year..in the same catergry. best instrumental track
tme to go to work...great fun..its freezing cold outside...
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Tue Dec 30 '03 3:12:56 am
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ovation1
Mikey D in da house
Satch = ZEN
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Do The Stu: Very good man, your crack reporting was really informative and explained the situation well, lol, the world need's more reporters like you!! ;-).... btw, the picks I sent Zach are just like the IBY picks in Dr. VAI's Jewel Box, except these are different colors, and they feel a little stiffer to me.... They play great!!.... The Gilberto ones are the exact type that Paul uses.... Much smaller and more suitable for crazy pick attack, lol.... Sad thing is, I've never found JS picks here and for that matter never seen a JS Model Guitar on a shelf here, although I'm sure "Mainland" Japan has them....
Zachary: I love the stiffness of those picks too, lol, and they have them in my fave guitar store Music Boss, as you can see on the package.... They sell them in little tackle box kinda displays with only handfuls in there.... I'll see if I can get a box of em' for ya next time I make a trip there after the holiday's.... Oh, and have fun tearin' em up bro!!.... lol....
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Tom Davis
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Jazzer13: I know what you mean about watching the cruelty on Animal Cops! How some people can be so mean to animals that are so trusting and dependent upon them is beyond comprehension.
I am an animal lover too. Currently have 4 dogs: Shepherd Mix, Golden Retriever Mix, a Beagle and a tiny dog that is a mix of something :). Also have 2 cats...............
We really don't have the room for all these animals, but we just got our second cat about a week and a half ago so you can see that doesn't matter much to an animal lover.
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