JS Clone 1
Richard Haier
Toronto, Ontario
Canada
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Sharif - Ever consider a glow in the dark blue Donnie paint? Looks bloody brilliant. Herc does it.
OCPS470 - I think PhryDom has it on his site. I recorded it from streaming media into .rm using some VCR program. Records streaming media.
Plum Loco - Miss something?
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Fri Dec 27 '02 7:20:53 am
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The Farting Gnome
Mike Smith
Oakdale, Gwent
United Kingdom
Plays: Guitar (23 years)
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im bored.im bored.im bored.wahh wahh.im bored.im bored.wahh wahh.im bored.
joe rules........................................................wahh wahh.im bored.
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Fri Dec 27 '02 8:32:05 am
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STROBE
Jordi Ramió Quirk
Girona, Girona
Spain
Plays: Guitar (32 years)
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Hey Joe, I'm not shure if you gonna read this one but just wanna tell you thanks!! My name is Jordi Ramió and I had the opportunity to see in Barcelona during Engine's Tour.
As I said before thank you because that night I met my girlfriend (parnter,wife,whatever) Carme.
We always talk about the magic of your music, yes and it is for real !!!
Please come back I have to pay you a meal !!!
Stay cool Satch,
Peace and Love from this two music lovers
Jordi & Carme
Thanks
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Fri Dec 27 '02 8:34:21 am
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Ice9man
Marcel Werner
Eschenburg, Hessen
Germany
Plays: Guitar (29 years)
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Hi Joe ! I've a problem: Everything I play on the guitar sounds the same... I don't know what to do... I often play the aeolin mode, but I always play the same licks with it... what can I do ? How can I get new sounds, motifs ideas when I play in that mode ??? Any Answers welcome =)... THX ....Greetings from Germany...
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Fri Dec 27 '02 11:22:44 am
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OCPS470
Chris Peters
Lake Mary, FL
USA
Plays: Guitar (28 years)
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To PHRYDOM-- JsClone1 said he though you had the harmony hut jam. If you've got it please email it to me. thanks.
Chris
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Fri Dec 27 '02 11:23:33 am
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Phil JH
Phil Houghton
St Ives, Cambs
UK
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Hey Joe, I was just wondering if you could tell me if you had any tour dates lined up in the uk for 2003? I have seen you in concert a few times including G3 and would love to come and see you perform again. I am near London but am at University in Sheffield so any part of the country won't be too far away!! Hope you are well. Merry Xmas and a happy new year,
Regards Phil.
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Fri Dec 27 '02 11:48:08 am
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Mr Nick
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ice9man...try different modes such as lydian, dorian, or minor scales..and all the other scales..try and think and play something that you would consider not right and see what happens. Dont play the same thing over and over again, that way you will become repeatitive, just experiment with new things. good luck :)
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Fri Dec 27 '02 11:58:26 am
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PhryDom
Dave
Atlanta, GA
USA
Plays: Guitar (45 years)
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Ethn... I accept your apology, and offer mine too ;-) although I was kinda getting used to the idea of calling anything that isn't strict alternate "Andrew" ;-) I also have the Gambale video... good stuff, I must say, but it seems to me he embraced the technique a little too much - kinda like if EVH *only* tapped.... anyway personally I use the Gary Moore method - neck hand knows what it's doing, pick hand goes mad and hopefully they'll make a connection somewhere... works for him ;-)
Sharif too much great music has been made with MIDI - what problems are you having?
xmezdelca nice to see you can finally write some English, but that's all you've ever posted here.... do you think it's really going to happen? :-/
Hi cel... the ugly green/black/white one (which will soon be repainted) is solid mahogany... the other two home-made ones are (I think!) alder. I get them cheap from a great little music shop in Wembley, London. Let me know if you want any more info, and thanks for checking out the site! :-)
StuClone although both are good viewing, I'd go for Satch Tapes first.... Reel Satriani can get kinda boring, but there's some good insight on it all the same...
Nick Steve calls it 'circular' I think - yes a definite combination of "headstock to body and back" (like John Williams) and "ceiling to floor and back" (like most players)... he moves his fingers in circles between the frets... sounds kinda funky (and not George Clinton funky either LOL)
Hi Naty... sorry about your connection &-(... I hope your brother's PC is able to cope with so many T2J postings ;-) HNY to you too!!! xxx
OCPS470 dude it's 90MB! No way! Email me ;-)
Sorry for the long post guys... have family here from the good ole US of A (Ohio & Georgia).... man it's hard to get some time to myself.... I can see me losing what's left of my mind before long LOL... at least I'm close to London - surely there's a couple of weeks' worth of sites for them to see?!?! ROFL... hope you're all enjoying your holiday season... all the best, Dave
EDIT: various tiredness-induced mistakes ;-)
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Fri Dec 27 '02 1:46:04 pm
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jsjerch1
Jernej Trobentar
Ljubljana,
Slovenia
Plays: Guitar (28 years)
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Thanks for replaying Webman!I was realy happy to see your mesage !Say Hello to Joe for me if you can!Thanks!
Jerry
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Fri Dec 27 '02 2:36:36 pm
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mick87
Spoonman Spider Mike
Plays: Spoons
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If anyone could help....... I would like to compare the JS1000 and an American Strat, and it would be cool if someone could give there two cents on both guitars, pros and cons...... that sort of stuff. Thanks...
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Fri Dec 27 '02 2:49:25 pm
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Mr Nick
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mick87..unless its THE best strat in the entire universe and you like the feel of it soooo much and there is nothing wrong and nothing that can go wrong with it, then buy that, if not, get the js1000 :) overall though get whichever you like most of, try out both till your hands are bleeding and if you still cant decide, get a jem :)
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Fri Dec 27 '02 2:55:31 pm
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njbeast
David Wren
Manchester,
UK
Plays: Guitar (25 years)
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Hey Joe
The Crush Of Love OW what a song dude, it so rocks I have been listaning to it for about 2 months now, about 10-15 times a day if only you would have kept the bit at the end where it fades out going, I have got a backing track for it and i have been trying to make out that ending for weeks, I Have to say the ending you do live is amazing, It was fantastic on the SBM tour, It rocked. Thank you for coming to england. I read somewhere that you wrote The Crush Of Love because you were not happy with the amount of time yourself and Rubina where spending together when you where younger, is that ture?.
Cheers
Dave Wren
And Have A Great New Year.
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Fri Dec 27 '02 3:01:40 pm
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Do The Stu
Austin Lewis, III
Costa Mesa, CA
United States
Plays: Bass (25 years)
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Stu Clone - It's good to hear that you FINALLY got a DVD player. Now you can watch Stu's solo in slow motion and go nuts. ;-) To answer your question, I'd go with Reel Satriani. It's a great glimpse into the mind of Joe, and you get to see him compose If in a few short minutes. It's isane. Don't try to put the Reel Satriani VHS into your DVD player, though...hehe.
trutina - All I can really suggest is that you detune the strings by a whole step or so, to reduce tension on the neck. I'm sure other people here will have more to add.
...Austin...
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Fri Dec 27 '02 4:45:11 pm
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amazboudi
Adam Mazboudi
San Francisco, CA
USA
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Hey Joe,
I don't know if you know anything about the music scene in Lebanon but there is a lot of fans overthere and i bet a lot of people would like to see you performing overthere. I came to san francisco a year ago and i cant wait to check you live for the first time at the Fillmore on January.
Im a big fan of you, i don';t care if some people say you are not the fastest guitarist of the most technical, even if that isn;t true itisn''t that important. To me you re the most melodic solo player.
P.S> you check some lebanese musicians om mp3.com by selecting our region. If you happen to be there and if u have time check www.mp3.com/exceed
Keep rockin'!
Adam Mazboudi
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Fri Dec 27 '02 7:15:28 pm
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Sharif
Sharif Jameel
Parkville, Maryland
USA
Plays: Guitar (30 years)
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PhryDom my main issue with MIDI is that it sounds robotic and not at all realistic. I've used it to map out my musical ideas sometimes, but I could never record using MIDI sounds - it sounds like a dude playing a keyboard - a cheap keyboard. One more thing, Reel Satriani was my favorite of the Satch videos, it was nice to see how the magic comes together in the studio for him know what I mean?
Everybody have a good evening!
Sharif
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Fri Dec 27 '02 8:19:48 pm
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Stu Clone
Graham Shackelford
Tacoma, Washington
USA
Plays: Bass (26 years)
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Stu Not Boo,
Gotta love that Stu solo, I was real excited when I found out that there was actually more than what was just on the video... Got the mp3 and started tabbing like a madman... I especially like Stu's Beatles/Beethoven stuff...
For all those that aren't so un-new to the Stu scene, don't forget to drop by the Tab Section of the Stu Hamm site...
We're the only site with a SINGLE FINISHED STU SONG!!! (I'm basing this on the fact that I've NEVER seen a tab of a full Stu song anywhere else...)
We've also got a pretty decent collection going...
Wrong & Strong, Astral Traveler, Star Spangled Banner, I've got three of Stu's solo versions up, we've got remember, we've got Charlotte's Song, the list goes on...
Hey, happy 123 to me!
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Fri Dec 27 '02 8:20:32 pm
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Ethn Hayabusa
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Phrygian dom-Right on man.I agree about Gambale.A total snob about the technique.I really don't like his playing much,lol.
Reminds me of Dimeola,He believes if you dont alt pick every note,then you aren't really playing the notes.Whatever,lol.
I think I am going to name my techniques "Bubbles",in honor of you phryg.May I call you "The Phryg"? :D
DCK-I got a blanket,chocolate(Which is funny,cuz I hate candy),cologne,and 2 shirts.My 8 year old cousin gave me what can only be described as a makeup/crayon carrier shaped like a dog.Inside it had a note-"to crystel".I asked my aunt if it was really for me,she said "she gives that to everyone",lol.
I don't mind not getting anything really cool,I wasn't expecting anything,and I was happy to be with my favorite aunt.
Oh,one of my buddy's mailed me "Metroid II" for the gameboy,that was cool.
I would have liked some money,lol.But it's cool.
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