You just might be a "Joe-addict"...... (Page 5 of 16)

When you read about Joe pushing Jeff off top spot and start running around like a lunatic having to share the news with everyone you can find....and then make a transatlantic call to spread the good news further.....

...If the entire center cd storage console in  your 2000 honda accord is filled with nothing but Joe Bonamassa cd's(in release date order, of course)
...If you are now spending your entire lunch break on his website instead of eating(eating is overrated)
...If you just got off the phone with your friend, who you bought a ticket to the Euegene show for, and is now traveling all the way from San Diego to see him(oh, I guess that makes him an addict as well.)
...If you just want to touch Joe the way he touches us!(I admit that's a little creepy, but you know what I mean.)

Here's some more http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yGKPHFrHVVY

...when you go to Best Buy and arrange all the Joe CD's & DVD's up front....and then you set all the Napster machines to Joe......loud & proud    (as she slips away slyly with a smile.....)

                                             pattyluvsjoe

"I'm not nice to any guitar!"     
                 Joe Bonamassa 05-03-12

JBLP CHILD #184

To me it's fun to do what Patty does (been doing it since the first ANDY release) also, but I get antsy if there are TOO MANY or TOO FEW on hand. I forgot to mention incredulous if NONE...
You see checking back often you know how long something's sitting there and I get perturbed if nothing's moving (other than or I guess including from where I put it or they have completely rearranged the entire CD or DVD sections).  If there's only one or a couple I'll buy it / them, to distribute on the Street Team beat. THEN come back later perusing the area I pilfered recently with a feigned confusion on my brow.  This brings the requisite "May I help you find something" from the nothing else to do employee, whence I put them to work looking for more Joe Bonamassa everywhere including the back stock, recent arrivals, and if it comes to it, "can we get some (more) ordered, please".  All this with a mini biography / lecture on the life, times, and merits of Joe Bonamassa. Usually I do not disclose any close kinship with Joe & Co., but sell myself as just another "I've heard this guy is really incredible, I'd like to check him out, and you should too".  This works great on the employee who prides themselves on their musical recordings knowledge-they HAVE to get on it (can't be left out you know).  What really can get fun is having another Street Team member friend come in and specifically look for that person (or not) and go through a different yet similar version of the routine.  Brandon, you have a few Street Teamers (hopefully you are one also) in your area, so give it a shot.  What's really fun is traveling and seeing others have been doing the "to the front shuffle".  It's a sort of tradition with a bunch of us.  I look forward, not ruefully however, to the day it's a given place of prominence. 
Rock On & Keep the Faith,
Rocket

"He still doesn't charge for mistakes! "
http://jbonamassa.com/tour-dates/
"Everybody wants ta get inta the act!"
“Now, this isn’t your ordinary party crowd, here.  I mean, there are professionals in here.”

When you drop everything "important" in life to travel 1000 miles for that special Joe Bonamassa "Experience" (going from San Diego to Eugene in March for it!) CAN'T WAIT!

I'd agree with that

Mydas Touch, leaving shortly to pick up the bus where you leave off. Looks like a 1300 mile Joeroad trip for us. Three gigs coming up!