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Evan Brown
Los Angeles, CA
USA
Plays: Guitar (29 years)
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Can there be a "press" section added to this site? I want to keep track of Satch articles and stuff like I could on the old site.
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Sun Jun 30 '02 3:26:07 pm
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Invigor
John B
Regina, Sk
Canada
Plays: Guitar (27 years)
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clone 1, you talk a lot :p
but yes, i agree, EOC is an awesome album, they all are, even the 1995 album...it's one of my favs..they all are!! Not of This Earth is still one of my overly faves :) ahhhhh they're all cool..time machine rules..i'll have to put review of all his albums on my website or something.. catchya later!
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Sun Jun 30 '02 3:32:07 pm
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mak
Mak Hofmann
Malvern, PA
USA
Plays: Guitar (28 years)
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Why aren't we allowed to say negative things about EOC? Who cares? People don't like it, some completely hate it. No reason why they can't post the way they actually feel about something, while we fill the site with "Joe rules!" comments. As long as it's somewhat intelligent and not "EOC sucks man!!," I see no problem. What is considered to be Joe's best or worst is your own opinion, not someone else's. If you hate EOC, say so. If you dig it, say so.
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Sun Jun 30 '02 3:55:02 pm
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Do The Stu
Austin Lewis, III
Costa Mesa, CA
United States
Plays: Bass (25 years)
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Master Yoda - Vincent Van Gogh did Starry Night originally...hehe.
death cube k / Ya Yo Gakk / Bullster - Congratulations on the first "What the f...?"-peat.
stu hacking - If I changed my nickname to Stu Hamm I would confuse everyone on this site...haha.
Vetteguy43 - According to someone's post from a while ago, the acoustic chords in Chords Of Life are: Gm, F, Eb, Dm, and Cm. Listen to the track...you double some of them, but you basically go down and up in this same order...
...Austin...
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Sun Jun 30 '02 3:59:56 pm
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JS Clone 1
Richard Haier
Toronto, Ontario
Canada
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Invigor - Heh my longest post on T2J ever.
Evbro - I wasn't saying that no one could say anything bad about the album... even though I said couldn't be bashed. Yes people will have their reasons for just not liking it but it does have some of Joe's best playing on it. Fans of Joe should at least respect it that much.
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Sun Jun 30 '02 4:12:58 pm
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Patrick Southern
Charleston, West Virginia
United States
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I've seen the EOC bashing in here and thought I'd put my two cents in. As a younger, newer Satch fan (I bought my first Satriani albums - LISF and EOC about a little over a year ago), EOC was one of the first experiences I took in. I must admit that after listening to LISF, it was hard to swallow the dance, techno grooves of EOC. The tones were also very, VERY contemporary and in your face. The first 3-4 spins, I hated the whole album, except for "Until We Say Goodbye", a true gem in my opinion that gets overlooked by a lot of people. However, the more I listened, the more tracks I took a liking to. First, "Devil's Slide". Then "Borg Sex". Then "Clouds Race Across the Sky". "Champagne?" "Attack"...and all the rest soon followed. After listening to what amounts to a vertible Satriani "Greatest Hits" (Live in SF), I was shocked by the man's artistry and total grasp of an entirely different realm on EOC. "Clouds Race Across The Sky" is an unbelievable track, in my opinion, whether you like techno, shred, neither, or both. Joe's objective with EOC was to, perhaps, prove that techno music still had room for the virtuosity and musicality that a Joe Satriani brings to the table. The genre isn't all about beat boxes and layers of synths with overdone effects. Whether you like techno/electronica or not, you have to admit that EOC was a dynamic display of Joe's ability to take a stylistic approach far from the norm for him, and still, when you pop in that record and listen, it is unmistakably a Joe Satriani album. Phew...I apologize for the long post, but I had to get that off my chest.
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Sun Jun 30 '02 4:21:58 pm
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drafter37
Kevin Graham
Everett, WA
USA
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Boyd-- maybe i missed your post, been waiting to hear your opinions on SBM, personnaly i think
Oriental Melody is awsome, I still can't decide on a fav though, I like the whole thing so much.
Clone 1-- well said on E.O.C. if you go back though the archives about 2 years ago I posted on the day of
Its release saying I thought it was great, and i absolutley hate techno stuff, But for some reason
I never thought of it as a techno record all i could hear was Joe's playing and kinda tuned out the rest i guess..
im not a huge fan of Cosmic part 2,.. Ok ...that song drives me nuts, for some reason I can't listen to it,
but part 1 is killer I love that short little song I wish it was 5 miutes long.........
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Sun Jun 30 '02 4:30:35 pm
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Ray Migneco
Exton, PA
US
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On the subject of Kenny Wayne Sheppard....I'd like to say that I'm happy that the trend of teenage blues guitarists has passed...but at least KWS was better than Johnny Lang... (sigh)...
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Sun Jun 30 '02 4:31:40 pm
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Vetteguy
Jared Venable
Spring, Texas
United States
Plays: Guitar (24 years)
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Thanks Stu Not Boo. The rest of the song is really really easy, escpecially that super easy solo!! lol, just kidding..
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Sun Jun 30 '02 4:33:39 pm
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Flagg
Randall
U.S.A.
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Fav song on SBM?
Its gotta be track #12 The Journey. Incredible tune. You have to go deeper into the album, so dont just listen to Oriental Melody and Starry Night over and over. It so original, after this many albums Satch dosent simply remake the same songs over and over but manages to come up with original melodies again and again.
Oh, and EOC is a great album. Fans seem to want him to just keep remaking SWA for the rest of his career, when he starts making albums for the fans and not for himself he will be finished as an artist
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Sun Jun 30 '02 4:39:45 pm
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Ya Yo Gakk
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BRAD12090- i know what you mean, that sucks bad...i wanted to see joe on the crystal planet tour but he played at a club called the 4th & B here in san diego and they said you had to be 21 no exceptions, i got pissed then sad...perhaps promoters don't realize that probably around 30 % (likely, probably more) of joe's fan base is under 21...and any percieved "profits" from the sale of booze in a 21+ show would EASILY be surpassed by ticket sales at an all age show...thats why i think some venues want 21+ shows cause they figure with no minors they can sell a ton of liquor...chalk it up to greedyness.
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Sun Jun 30 '02 4:49:30 pm
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JS Clone 2
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It's good to be back. The computer is in proper working order finally. Hopefully I'll post more frequently. The emotional times around the house have subsided, the fighting has essentially stopped. Things are back to normal now.
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Sun Jun 30 '02 5:27:37 pm
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rsretep
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HEY TO EVERYONE JUST GOT TICKETS TO THE SHOW IN BALTIMORE GOT FRONT ROW!!!!!!!! NEED SOME HELP I CANT GET TO THE GIG ATTENDANCE SCREEN TO ENTER MY NAME ANY HELP WOULD BE APPRECIATED THANKS JOE IS THE ULTIMATE GUITAR GOD
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Sun Jun 30 '02 6:38:23 pm
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Jeff Bisek
shakopee, mn
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play in minnesota play in minnesota play in minnesota play in minnesota. I have your new cd and I will be listening to it all week long so please play here in minnesota!! thanks jeff .
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Sun Jun 30 '02 7:08:20 pm
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Rhonda Frey
Florida, NY 10921, New York
U.S.A.
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Hi, Joe! Just a quickie to tell you I was in Van Saun Park in Paramus, NJ at a butterfly exhibit with my girl and what music do I hear piped over but...a smooth jazz version of "Always With Me, Always With You"! Talk about wild! I said to Melissa, "Their playing JOE!!!" The butterflies loved it, too! All the chords, arpeggios and basic melody were there but they changed it a little and had like an alto sax playing the melody with acoustic guitars and keyboards in the background. What are the chances? Totally awesome...definitely heightened MY enjoyment! I'm falling more in love with Mountain Song every day, too - thought you should know! Well, I'm off to another job interview tomorrow so I gotta get some rest. Time for some rockin' JS in the car, that's for sure! Good luck on tour Joe and I'll see YOU in Jersey!
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Sun Jun 30 '02 7:23:03 pm
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GuitarArt
Tyler Steimle
Grand Rapids, MI
United States
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XCrystalPlanetX The link works, but the site is missing!! It's all good though, thanx alot for the help! If there's anything you need or want to know, of course I'll do my best!
Goin to Virginia to visit family... and the coast!!!!! "And if the world does turn/ and if London burns, I'll be standin on the beach/ with my guitar./ I wanna be in a band when I get to heaven/ ANYONE CAN PLAY GUITAR!!!!! "
Have fun everyone:)
Tyler
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Sun Jun 30 '02 7:23:52 pm
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Ya Yo Gakk
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HEY JOE- i got a question, i was watching a show about roller coasters and the new technology they are employing to make them bigger, faster etc and they showed the one from disney's california adventure called "california screamin'" or something like that...it's the one that loops around mickey's head...they were talking about how it uses electromagnets on the rails to power it from 0 to 55mph in 4 seconds then they went onto how it has this soundtrack thats pretty tame at the beginning and then when the coaster takes off it goes into as they said "a surf rock guitar soundtrack" and it sounded pretty satch like to me, wah wah, distortion etc etc....so i was wondering if you had anything to do with that? just an offbeat question but that'd be cool if you did haha....
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Sun Jun 30 '02 7:41:03 pm
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evbro
Evan Brown
Los Angeles, CA
USA
Plays: Guitar (29 years)
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JS Clone - That's all well and good, but it is Mak's comment you are referring to, not mine!
There are some things on EOC I am not a huge huge fan of, but there is some stuff that is absolutely beautiful that I really love, and that more than makes up for anything I don't enjoy as much. That is my honest opinion of EOC.
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Sun Jun 30 '02 7:55:53 pm
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John Wooley
Houston, Texas
US
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In my humble opinion..EOC is a testament of creative genuis that is Joe..album after album..it is just as well thought out an executed flawlessly..as everything his fingers go on..period...he has always raised the bar on guitar playing for me..and I am fan of many players..a more gifted player is hard to name. God Bless.
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Sun Jun 30 '02 8:25:08 pm
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Quantum
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alien32 --- That's really odd! the first time that came to mind when i heard that barre chord segment in "chords of life" i immediately thought of "all along the watchtower!" well, not that that detracts from the song cos it's still a great song and i actually liked the fact that there was a little Jimi in it!!
As for KWS, perhaps you should listen to his more recent stuff? i know his first album sounds very much like another SRV clone but the "The trouble is..." album was really good and had more of a rock vibe. I have to say that KWS isn't that much of a clone of SRV except for the gear he uses. ONce you hear that SRV tone, you might just dismiss KWS as playing the same kinda stuff that SRV plays but that's not true.
Many songs dont' sound like SRV e.g. trouble is, was, in 2 deep, slow ride, blue on black...
sweep_pick --- i think Ibanez will stick to the tilted output jack; I believe Joe has some control over his signature model but so does Ibanez. Get used to it, cos my JS1000 has the tiltet output jack but i also prefer the normal one.
Mak --- it's definitely ok to say negative things about EOC but since many ppl here who initally disliked it now love the album, you ought to try it again!
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Sun Jun 30 '02 8:30:08 pm
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michelle
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JBALZE, thanks for taking notice...but don't take away the M&M's!
ANIBUR, it was the white sticker that holds the top of the cd together under the shrinkwrap, so I'm pretty sure yours had one on. They come from the company like that. It's still stuck to my windshield too. lol!
Listening to New Last Jam on the headphones right now. On the opening riff I always imagine John Bonham (sp?) is going to come into the song with that killer beat, but in reality, it's our beloved mechanical monkey, Jeff. LOL!!!
Don't anybody flame me for that one, I'm just joking. I love Jeff! LOL!
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Sun Jun 30 '02 8:41:36 pm
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Musical Mania
Jonny Fair
TX
US
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THIS IS TO THE PEOPLE WHO HAVE A PROBLEM WITH THE TILTED JACK----GET OVER IT! JOE CHOSE TO HAVE THAT ON HIS GUITAR FOR A GOOD REASON. ITS MUCH MORE STABLE AND IS LESS LIKELY TO BE YANKED OUT. MY JS-1000 HAS IT AND IT IS GREAT AND LOOKS REALLY CLEAN. YOU SHOULD BE THANKFUL TO OWN SUCH A BEAUTIFUL GUITAR. AND IF YOU HAVE SUCH A PROBLEM WITH IT, GO MAKE A FEW GROUND-BREAKING RECORDS OF YOUR OWN, ENDORSE IBANEZ, AND MAKE YOUR OWN CUSTOM GUITAR. UNTIL THEN....DON'T BE SO PICKY ABOUT SOMETHING SO PERFECT.
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