Tom Macgurn

Really different, there's no safety net. You're open and bare, and what you have to bring is limited to what you personally can do, instead of utilizing and sharpening what talents others have. The plus side is you can really expand your own style without worrying about someone that has to follow you. So it's really freeing in that way.

ummm, life. I just try to be real with what I am going through. Whether good or difficult. It's one of my ways of dealing with life, not just going through things, but actually facing the issues and dealing with them.

Well I still consider these the early days. But going back a little, I lived in my car to be able to spend all my time playing music and doing this ministry that I felt I was called to. Sometimes I smelled bad and my hair was greasy, but I loved it. It was right for the time.

Whatever song I am writing at the time is usually my favorite. If I don't really like it, I won't spend my time working on it. That's a tough question though, it's easy to forget songs even when you really love them.

My brother Dave, man I don't know if even he knows what's up with himself! He blows me away with how talented of a Script writer he is, but good luck in making money off of that any time soon.

Recording is great and stinks at the same time. To get it done professionally is expensive 15-20k for bare bones. If it's not done on top of the line equipment it lacks the emotional impact. Without being independently wealthy or willing to sell yourself to a label, it's a game of determination and patience

The peace of God.

I can't really remember. Should I be embarrassed or proud? maybe neither. That's for sure one of my favorite waves, perhaps the place where I feel more comfortable than anywhere else. Although it can hurt you even when you're feeling good.

Harvest Crusade probably, but I feel guilty that that's the first thing that came to my mind. Just because it's big. oh, oh, also a love song to my future wife.