joey just playing around

this is joey just playing around its hard to get him to make a video so i have to sneakup on him lol

LINKS TO BANDS & GUITAR PLAYERS

http://www.metallica.com/extras.asp http://www.van-halen.com/ http://www.ozzy.com/ http://www.motley.com/ http://www.zakkwylde.com/ http://www.angelo.com/

MY GEAR

MARSHALL hdfx100 stack MAKIE 2500 watt amp BBE 481sonic maximizer 1marshall 412 cab with G75s 1 peavy 412 cab
EVH 5150-3 full stack
GT8 pedal board evh phase 90 ts2 dd1 mc2 pedals
simmons electronic drum kit with 50watt amp AMPEG 4 100 watt head with 2 peavy cabs and BBE361 sonic maximizer for drums and vocals 1 4 par lighting system 1 strobe 1 yamaha keyboard synth 1 yamaha passport 300 pa 1 panasonic cd player 1eq 1tape deck

GUITARS i have a jackson dk2hh eiphone lespaul custom with EMGpickups jackson dkmg also the one me and my dad made Ernie ball mmi with th11 humbucker

BANDS

this is ryan my guitar teachers bad that he is in they are called old ironsides out of illinios go take a look at there site very cool stuff
Old IronsidesRock / Progressive / Jam Band http://www.myspace.com/oldironsidesmusic

""The Coolest Band Ever"" Chicago, Illinois United States

FOLLOW ME AS I LEARN GUITAR

This is my story of how why and where i am learning to play guitar for me my story starts at 6 years old when jc guitars open up by my house i went in with my dad and right away i was hooked on the red fender i saw my dad said he wanted to be sure that i wanted to learn so we left and about a week later we went back cause i kept nagging about that red fender guitar my dad talked to the owner justin and setup lessons with my teacher Ryan oh ya i got that guitar i was eyeing well after a week of playing and practice with this guitar it had to go i did not like the sound so my dad and i went out shopping and got an Erny ball mm1 that's the guitar on the left me and my dad took apart and sanded and painted to look like evh frankenstrat

Warming up

play anything you want this is just to get you ready to start your practice press play see me warming up

Finding a guitar store

ok search your area talk to people see where they go meet the owner of store meet all the teachers to see if they are right for you rushing this part will have you frustrated later if you cant afford lessons there is always free sites like this on the web you can try but i would find a good guitar teacher to starthttp://www.guitartricks.com/

GET YOURSELF A GUITAR!

GET YOURSELF A GUITAR
start here for the best i buy mine from JCguitars i like EMGpickups in my guitars love the sound i get also buy what you like you can always mod the guitar thats what justin at JC guitars does for me so i always get the tone and sound i want.

http://www.jcguitars.com/ http://www.dbzguitars.com/web/ http://www.jacksonguitars.com/products/products.php?group=AS-Series

IN THE NEWS

Wednesday, September 17
Metallica Tops Sales Chart

We're privy to a lot of information here at Guitar World HQ, among them the sales figures for just about every album on the market. Since the general public rarely gets to see how one albums stacks up against another in terms of actual sales, I decided to share some of that info with you here.
Of course, the big news right now is that Metallica's Death Magnetic, in only three days of release, has already sold just shy of half a million copies, which is definitely more than many of us here in the office expected (aside from Editor in Chief Brad Tolinski, who won our inter-office Death Magnetic first-week-sales competition). By comparison, St. Anger sold just a little over 418,000 in its first few days of release back in May 2003.
What's interesting when you look at the top hard music albums sales figures for the week is how a new album will fuel sales of catalog albums. For example, with Death Magnetic now out, sales of pretty much all Metallica albums are up. The Black Album sold another 9100 copies last week (bringing the total to an unreal 15.2 million), ...And Justice for All and Master of Puppets each moved roughly 6500 pieces, Ride the Lightning 4900 copies and Kill 'Em All 2900 copies. Those are amazing numbers for records that are decades old. AC/DC is another good example of a new release driving back catalog sales. With Black Ice coming out on Oct. 16, interest in the Aussie rockers is huge again. Last week, Back in Black sold a staggering 11000 copies, High Voltage 4900, Highway to Hell 4200, Razor's Edge 3500 and For Those About to Rock 2800.
Some other figures of note include Slipknot's All Hope Is Gone continuing to sell well, with another 75000 copies moved for a grand total of 367,000 since its Aug. 26 release...not bad for a band with little-to-no mainstream appeal. DragonForce's Ultra Beatdown, on the other hand, has only sold 40,000 copies since its release the same day as All Hope Is Gone...quite a difference. On another sad note, Judas Priest's Nostradamus has sold only 92000 records since coming out in June....though pretty much everyone knew that a conceptual double-album like that wasn't going to fly off shelves.
The debut album from former Korn guitarist Brian "Head" Welch, Save Me from Myself, sold 7800 copies its first week out. Motörhead's Motorizer sold 2600 last week for a total of 12000 so far. Bullet for My Valentine's Scream Aim Fire moved another 2000 copies for a total of 223,000. Atreyu's Lead Sails Paper Anchor sold another 1500 for 278,000 total. Trapt's Only Through the Pain sold 3500 for a total of 57000 so far.
Anyway, I could go on spouting numbers for days, but I'll stop there. Figured you'd find it as interesting as I do.
JK
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Thursday, September 11