I guess it roots to my initial need for being known and remembered. To leave behind things that will continue to inspire, effect, and move even after Im gone.

I used to under many different band names (Inverness, The Luinissinfes, OS, Darkest of Winter). We mainly focused on the Baltimore area.

Playing live is my drug. I've been out of it for about a year now, and its killing me. I remember once, when Inverness went out to PA for a college benifit show. We had the most rediculously large van, crammed with people. Then, as we get to this VERY small town, the van begins to billow smoke all over the place (and I mean all over the place!). People were cussing and giving us the finger. Ah, the fun times.

I think it's great! I love the fact that a motivated individual can make a profit doing what he or she feels they were made to do in this life. I think it gives everyone thier dream. Why hinder that?

Not sure. I wish I could pick the brains of some of my heroes who are not in the mainstream and see what they have gone through. I would sure be excited, however, I would really need a lawyer.

Dream Theater, Pain of Salvation, Symphony X, Soilwork, OPETH, even All American Rejects, Straight Outta Junior High, Muse, Kevin Moore, OSI, etc...

I love the Carribean. I will die on a beach there - one way or another.

Drums:
(2)Pearl Export Select Fusion Kits
Sabian Cymbals

Guitars:
Schecter C-1 E/A, CSH-1 Prototype
Fender MexiStrat
Gibson LP Studio

Amps:
Mesa RoadKing Series One Head
Recto 4x12, Recto 2x12, Mesa HalfBack 4x12
Behringer Vintager 1x10
Line6 TonePort UX-1

Apple iBook 1.42