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Rabu, 03 Desember 2008
SIDEWALK
The bridge is all crumbled.
The water soaks into rocks
that fell at the bottom of the road (At the end of the town)
The town that we lived in.
The memories shaken apart from the weeds that grow
Over the sidewalks,
Running away from the streets we knew,
Sidewalks,
Like the time we thought was made for you.
Or
(intro)
(do verse chord pattern)
Out on the front porch,
watching the cars as they go by
(Eighteen blue, twenty one grey)
Looking ahead for the first time that we could drive,
Out on our own,
To speed away
From the sidewalks,
Running away from the streets we knew,
Sidewalks,
Like the time we thought was made for you.
Or
All of the days have passed us by,
All of the sun is gone... away.
Sidewalks,
Running away from the streets we knew,
Sidewalks,
Running away from the streets we knew,
Sidewalks,
Like the time we thought was made for you.
(Sidewalks)
The bridges are crumpled,
The water soaks into rocks,
(Sidewalks)
That fell at the bottom of the road
The water soaks into rocks
that fell at the bottom of the road (At the end of the town)
The town that we lived in.
The memories shaken apart from the weeds that grow
Over the sidewalks,
Running away from the streets we knew,
Sidewalks,
Like the time we thought was made for you.
Or
(intro)
(do verse chord pattern)
Out on the front porch,
watching the cars as they go by
(Eighteen blue, twenty one grey)
Looking ahead for the first time that we could drive,
Out on our own,
To speed away
From the sidewalks,
Running away from the streets we knew,
Sidewalks,
Like the time we thought was made for you.
Or
All of the days have passed us by,
All of the sun is gone... away.
Sidewalks,
Running away from the streets we knew,
Sidewalks,
Running away from the streets we knew,
Sidewalks,
Like the time we thought was made for you.
(Sidewalks)
The bridges are crumpled,
The water soaks into rocks,
(Sidewalks)
That fell at the bottom of the road
Rabu, 24 September 2008
Interview With "Steve Vai"
Kim: I know that you haven't done a ton of endorsements, but, without naming any names, are there any endorsement decisions that you've made that you regret?
Steve: The major endorsements that I've made, the guitar, Ibanez and the amp, Carvin, have been my only guitar and my only amplifier endorsements. I work with Morley and they make wah-wah pedals that are very nice. That's the only time that I've ever endorsed those. I've been asked to do endorsements from the top to the bottom ... everybody. The only company that I ever endorsed that I changed, after about a decade, was strings. I went from Dean Markley to Ernie Ball. You know, I don't go to bed with a lot of these companies. I want to have the freedom to do different things, but by the same token, I usually find what I like and I stick with it. Now, the problem is that a lot of times people send you equipment. I mean, everybody's always sending me free equipment. The minute that I accept it they think that it's OK for them to use my name in ads and in magazines. The next thing you know, you open up these magazines and you look like an equipment whore. I don't like that. I allow certain companies to use my name if I'm using their product for like a one-off or something like that. I don't regret the companies that I've endorsed, not at all, but I regret what some of the other companies have done with my name without my permission. That's unfair.
Kim: Why did you switch strings?
Steve: I met Sterling Ball and we became very good friends. He's a really interesting, engaging, funny, personable guy and I really didn't know anybody at Dean Markley. They were very good, and they supported me, but I developed a personal relationship with Sterling. For anything else that was the reason. The products were both very good. I guess one of the reasons why I switched also, was when I was a kid, I used Ernie Ball strings. I guess it was a nostalgia kind of thing.
Kim: On stage it looked, from where we were, like you had an Ebo by your pickups.
Steve: No, it's a Fernandez Sustainer. How do you know about Ebo's?
Kim: My husband's a guitarist.
Steve: (laughs) Well, there you go. It's called a sustainer and it's built into the neck position pickup. I have it in my flo guitar and also it's in the fretless neck of my triple neck.
Kim: Is there any kind of a friendly rivalry with the guitarists on the G3 tours that you've seen on a show by show basis?
Steve: I don't experience that. I wouldn't even say that it's a competition. We push each other to do our best. You can't really compete with these guys. I can only speak for myself here, but I would be a fool if I tried to compete with Yngwie's speed or Joe's funny riffs and stuff. What they do is what a professional does, what a real, driven artist does. They push themselves. And being with those guys and in the company of those guys, I'm inspired to push myself and my technique harder and harder. And you know, you want to deliver and you want to make sure that everybody in the audience is enjoying everybody.
Kim: Is there any guitarist out there that you haven't recorded with that you would like to record with?
Steve: Carlos Santana.
Kim: Last question here, and if you can beat Joe's answer I'll be floored. Is there any closet song that you like, that you're embarrassed to admit you listen to?
Steve: Who me? (laughs) Oh, there's a lot. I could go on and on and on. There's tons. What genre? You'd be surprised at the stuff that I like. You know what I heard and I couldn't believe how cool it was? You ever heard "She Bangs" by Ricky Martin? That's a great song. I love that track. I didn't even know it was him when I heard it. I just thought "man, this is a cool track". What was Joe's answer?
Kim: I understand that you and Yngwie are singing a lot of Sponge Bob Squarepants tunes for Joe.
Steve: (laughs) Oh yeah! Joe's got his Sponge Bob Squarepants underwear. What was Joe's song that he liked?
Kim: He said that it was the Sponge Bob theme and then he told me the story.
Steve: How can anybody beat that? Now people are going to start throwing Sponge Bob Squarepants up on stage.
Kim: Oh, that will be rich!
Steve: (laughs) Well, listen, thank you so much.
Kim: Thank you. It was great hearing you and it's been great talking to you.
Steve: The major endorsements that I've made, the guitar, Ibanez and the amp, Carvin, have been my only guitar and my only amplifier endorsements. I work with Morley and they make wah-wah pedals that are very nice. That's the only time that I've ever endorsed those. I've been asked to do endorsements from the top to the bottom ... everybody. The only company that I ever endorsed that I changed, after about a decade, was strings. I went from Dean Markley to Ernie Ball. You know, I don't go to bed with a lot of these companies. I want to have the freedom to do different things, but by the same token, I usually find what I like and I stick with it. Now, the problem is that a lot of times people send you equipment. I mean, everybody's always sending me free equipment. The minute that I accept it they think that it's OK for them to use my name in ads and in magazines. The next thing you know, you open up these magazines and you look like an equipment whore. I don't like that. I allow certain companies to use my name if I'm using their product for like a one-off or something like that. I don't regret the companies that I've endorsed, not at all, but I regret what some of the other companies have done with my name without my permission. That's unfair.
Kim: Why did you switch strings?
Steve: I met Sterling Ball and we became very good friends. He's a really interesting, engaging, funny, personable guy and I really didn't know anybody at Dean Markley. They were very good, and they supported me, but I developed a personal relationship with Sterling. For anything else that was the reason. The products were both very good. I guess one of the reasons why I switched also, was when I was a kid, I used Ernie Ball strings. I guess it was a nostalgia kind of thing.
Kim: On stage it looked, from where we were, like you had an Ebo by your pickups.
Steve: No, it's a Fernandez Sustainer. How do you know about Ebo's?
Kim: My husband's a guitarist.
Steve: (laughs) Well, there you go. It's called a sustainer and it's built into the neck position pickup. I have it in my flo guitar and also it's in the fretless neck of my triple neck.
Kim: Is there any kind of a friendly rivalry with the guitarists on the G3 tours that you've seen on a show by show basis?
Steve: I don't experience that. I wouldn't even say that it's a competition. We push each other to do our best. You can't really compete with these guys. I can only speak for myself here, but I would be a fool if I tried to compete with Yngwie's speed or Joe's funny riffs and stuff. What they do is what a professional does, what a real, driven artist does. They push themselves. And being with those guys and in the company of those guys, I'm inspired to push myself and my technique harder and harder. And you know, you want to deliver and you want to make sure that everybody in the audience is enjoying everybody.
Kim: Is there any guitarist out there that you haven't recorded with that you would like to record with?
Steve: Carlos Santana.
Kim: Last question here, and if you can beat Joe's answer I'll be floored. Is there any closet song that you like, that you're embarrassed to admit you listen to?
Steve: Who me? (laughs) Oh, there's a lot. I could go on and on and on. There's tons. What genre? You'd be surprised at the stuff that I like. You know what I heard and I couldn't believe how cool it was? You ever heard "She Bangs" by Ricky Martin? That's a great song. I love that track. I didn't even know it was him when I heard it. I just thought "man, this is a cool track". What was Joe's answer?
Kim: I understand that you and Yngwie are singing a lot of Sponge Bob Squarepants tunes for Joe.
Steve: (laughs) Oh yeah! Joe's got his Sponge Bob Squarepants underwear. What was Joe's song that he liked?
Kim: He said that it was the Sponge Bob theme and then he told me the story.
Steve: How can anybody beat that? Now people are going to start throwing Sponge Bob Squarepants up on stage.
Kim: Oh, that will be rich!
Steve: (laughs) Well, listen, thank you so much.
Kim: Thank you. It was great hearing you and it's been great talking to you.
A Box Full of Sharp Object
It's our time to shine through the down
Glorified by what is ours
We've fallen in love
We've fallen in love
It was the best idea I ever had
Today I fell and felt better
Just knowing this matters
I just feel stronger and SHARPER
Found a box of sharp objects what a beautiful
TODAY I FELL AND FELT BETTE
JUST KNOWING THIS MATTER
I JUST FEEL STRONGER AND SHARPER
Found a box of sharp objects what a beautiful THING
Today I fell and felt better
Just knowing this matters
I just feel stronger and SHARPER
Found a box of sharp objects what a beautiful THING
Do you want a song of glory
WELL I'M FUCKING SCREAMING AT YOU
It's our time to shine through the down
Glorified by what is ours
We've fallen in love
We've fallen in love
It was the best idea I ever had
Today I fell and felt better
Just knowing this matters
I just feel stronger and SHARPER
Found a box of sharp objects what a beautiful
Today I fell and felt better
Just knowing this matters
I just feel stronger and SHARPER
Found a box of sharp objects what a beautiful thing
Found a box of sharp objects what a beautiful thing
Found a box of sharp objects what a beautiful THING
Glorified by what is ours
We've fallen in love
We've fallen in love
It was the best idea I ever had
Today I fell and felt better
Just knowing this matters
I just feel stronger and SHARPER
Found a box of sharp objects what a beautiful
TODAY I FELL AND FELT BETTE
JUST KNOWING THIS MATTER
I JUST FEEL STRONGER AND SHARPER
Found a box of sharp objects what a beautiful THING
Today I fell and felt better
Just knowing this matters
I just feel stronger and SHARPER
Found a box of sharp objects what a beautiful THING
Do you want a song of glory
WELL I'M FUCKING SCREAMING AT YOU
It's our time to shine through the down
Glorified by what is ours
We've fallen in love
We've fallen in love
It was the best idea I ever had
Today I fell and felt better
Just knowing this matters
I just feel stronger and SHARPER
Found a box of sharp objects what a beautiful
Today I fell and felt better
Just knowing this matters
I just feel stronger and SHARPER
Found a box of sharp objects what a beautiful thing
Found a box of sharp objects what a beautiful thing
Found a box of sharp objects what a beautiful THING
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