Well, in the begining, I really had no say in the matter, so I figured I may as well just shorten it a tad.

As of now? No. Would I like to again?,Sure,I miss it. Playing out and doing shows is one of the greatest things in the world!

Oh absolutely, maybe for the better perhaps for the worst but if nothing else it made the transportation and sharing of music convienient.

No,regretfully the business end of music is the rape of all things pure and genuine in regards to music in and of itself and the art of creativity as a whole.

For me, anything really can be considered an influence as well as an inspiration.I think the top few who has had the biggest impact on me as a musician has to be Steve Vai,Randy Rhoads,Triumph,Dokken and Dream Theater. As much as I'm inspired by other musicians, I'm equally influenced by visual artists such as Salvadore Dali, Monet, H.B. and William Webb. My inspirations come also from not only other guitarists but bassists, drummers and certain vocalists such as John Arch, and not to mention keyboardists as well. I thank God for the gift of music, and as long as we're all able to create,does it really matter where the inspiration comes from? Just so long as it keeps coming,we're good.

Downstairs in, as my wife has named "The Dungeon", Crystal Blue Studios.

Ibanez guitars. Marshall Amps.
Korg keys and soft synths. Morley,Digitech,Boss pedels.
D'Addario,Blue Steel strings.
Fender jazz pics.
Shure mics.
Nick-knacks galore.

I would like to thank the very talented Dee Lakhani for the use of his piece;"Necronomicon6",for which I used for the cover art for "Time".www.unscarred.co.uk
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