Cyrus Pelton
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Just a standard living room recording artist. I played in a few bands in highschool/college days but, you know the rest of that story. If you like what I post please feel free to let me know. If you dont like it, dont listen. However I am open to constructive critisism so let me know your opinion.Band/artist history
I live, I work, I play for fun.Have you performed in front of an audience?Not at this time
Your musical influences
You can figure this part out for yourself. I believe its obvious.What equipment do you use?
Fender Tele, Gibson SG. Linus Jazz Guitar, Linus 12 sting hollowbody.Mix of vintage and just old amps. Fender Musicmaster Bass, Warwick Wamp200c bass amp. Visual Sound Route 66, Marshall Jackhamer distortion.
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If you've found this message then you obviously have too much time on your hands. If you have too much time then think about this: Why is it that most people still belive in God? You would think that in an age where we can see anything from a submicroscopic organism to the literal ends of the universe, that we would have written the possibility of the existance of God off as unlikely. Could it be that there really is a higher entity that controls the ebb and flow of the universe? Could it be that our collective consciousness knows what our individual senses can't touch? So, is there a God? If there is, so what? How does that change our lives? Does it make a difference? I believe that there is a God and that it does make a difference. I can't tell you exactly why I believe but I do. Most people agree that there is a spiritual side of things but few people really agree on what the nature of that is. Anyway, just food for thought.