Well that's a tough question. Because I tried to photograph my Fender Telecaster through a piece of colored glass.

I suppose if you consider my dogs to be legitimate listening audiences. If their ears perk up I know I have to cut, if their ears droop it's time to boost.

I think it will actually have a negative impact on what we consider "the industry" to be in it's traditional sense. There are so many talented musicians out there that are unsigned, who are offering there music for nothing but a little affirmation. You combine this with the amount of people broadcasting on the internet and it provides an alternative to a market. Don't tell anyone about this, they might consider this communist or anti-patriotic. At some point in time some beauracrat, industry advocates and unionists will jump in and say hey, it's a little to unprofitable for us to allow people to share their art freely like this, let's take away some constitutional rights or try to buy the world wide web.

Only if I get to pick the chicks for my videos.

Bruce Springsteen, Rush, Melissa Etheridge, Red Ryder, John Mellencamp, Steve Earle, Mark Knopfler, U2....to name but a few.

Anyplace that allows you to have a good coffee and a smoke indoors.

Guitars
Fender American Telecaster HS, Fender Special Run Chambered Mahagony Telecaster, Fender Deluxe Nashville Power Telecaster, Cort G290, Epiphone LP Standard and a Yamaha APX6a semi acoustic/electric

Amps
Fender "Red Knob" The Twin
Fender Hot Rod Deville
Marshall AVT 50 x

Effects
Boss GT 8

Studio/Recording Equipment
Sonar 7 Studio Edition
Reason 4.0
Too many plugins to mention
Presonus Firebox
Aphex 207D mic/instrument pre-amp