Satch Surfing Surround?
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Dear Satch (aka @chickenfootjoe),
Surfing with the Alien in Atmos
If you do your whole catalogue in Surround/Atmos (physical releases) I promise to snatch them!
*still waiting to see what Dweezil comes up with in Atmos also...
Surfing with the Alien in Atmos
If you do your whole catalogue in Surround/Atmos (physical releases) I promise to snatch them!
*still waiting to see what Dweezil comes up with in Atmos also...
Do Blu-ray editions of them and I'll pay no problem $40/title for Surfin', Dream, Extremist and Time.
hugely looking forward to hearing more strange beautiful Joe Satriani music in Surround!! i just hope we all enjoy any new Atmos mixes just as much if ultimately they're only streaming... 
Since this thread has garnered so much attention 
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And just in case youāre out there wondering who Joe Satriani is; heās the guy who taught Steve Vai to play the guitar. And if you donāt know who Steve Vai is, then you are lost in The Multiverse of Madness and desperately need the help of a wizardās spell, and should immediately be buying and watching this DVD-
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/G3:_Live_in_Concert
. And just in case youāre out there wondering who Joe Satriani is; heās the guy who taught Steve Vai to play the guitar. And if you donāt know who Steve Vai is, then you are lost in The Multiverse of Madness and desperately need the help of a wizardās spell, and should immediately be buying and watching this DVD-
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/G3:_Live_in_Concert
Steveās take on Teardrops gives me all the feelsā¦
I'm getting Teardrops from all those guitars and gear he's got there; probably just his garage LOL _
He only did that on his second album.
And there are still some cracking instrumentals on Flying - the title track, Potato Head Groove Thing, The Feeling, Day at the Beach and The Forgotten I/II are my faves.
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Flying is his 3rd album and he has sung on 5 of his 18 studio releases (counting Time Machine):
Flying In A Blue Dream
Time Machine
Joe Satriani
Is There Love In Space?
Professor Satchafunkilus and the Musterion of Rock
Would have saved myself some time if I found this first Lyrics | Joe Satriani Universe
I do love me some Satch, especially when Stu is along on the bass.
Flying is his 3rd album and he has sung on 5 of his 18 studio releases (counting Time Machine):
Flying In A Blue Dream
Time Machine
Joe Satriani
Is There Love In Space?
Professor Satchafunkilus and the Musterion of Rock
Would have saved myself some time if I found this first Lyrics | Joe Satriani Universe
I do love me some Satch, especially when Stu is along on the bass.
My go to for Satriani is Flying In A Blue Dream, love that album.
I have seen him twice both in Oakland, first was The Extremist tour, second I forget.
I have seen him twice both in Oakland, first was The Extremist tour, second I forget.
I think I have seen him 4 times solo and another 3 with G3, to include a trip to Detroit where Fripp was the bonus encore guitarist.
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I always forget to add Not of This Earth as his first album. Flying in a Blue Dream was the most overt vocals album he did. The rest would be incidental I either didnāt notice or mind.
Love Stu Hamm; saw them together early on as trio with Jonathan Mover. (Cool #9 EP came out shortly after) I know Stu has been back a couple times. Bryan Beller is back for tour in October. Glenn Hughes was on a recent album and that was great in a different way.
I listen to Strange Beautiful music most as my go to album with the surround slant and I love the tunes.
30 years ago (yesterday)
Looks like he's comin' your way Tim!
Oct. 24 - Nashville, TN @ Ryman Auditorium
https://ultimateclassicrock.com/joe-satriani-2022-north-american-tour/
He's hitting Stockton CA here
(instead of Sacramento), not a fan of heading for Stockton for a show
Oh yeah, got my ticket weeks ago. Saw Bryan Beller tonight with The Aristocrats; next Iāll see him with Joe on that October date.
Hey Tim!
I was thinking about Satch's tour locations near me, and started wondering why he'd choose a much smaller area like Stockton over Sacramento?
Do artists favor one venue over another maybe due to what the venue charges the performers. We've got a nice little theater called The Crest here that would be great for Satch IMO. I've seen John McLaughlin (with Dennis Chambers), Boz Scaggs, Larry Carlton with Robben Ford, and many others there.
I'm also seeing an Eric Johnson show there for February 18, 2023, that looks tempting.
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/eric-johnsons-treasure-tour-tickets-165781923195
cbmmm3
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oh my, Kalamazoo State Theatre !!!!!!!!!!
There are a number of factors involved with selecting venues. Is the artist aware of the venue? Is their management team on good terms with booking agency? Did they play there last time and wanting to give different cities a chance this time? More Iām sure. You should book that Eric Johnson show, heās great.
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