Music runs strong in my blood. Mom: Piano teacher, choir director Dad: Tenor Joanna: Piano, soprano Ben: Violin, guitar, self-appointed music critic Myself: Guitar, tenor In our home, we have classical, baroque, gospel, soft rock, chinese pop, acid jazz, r&b, rap, dance, techno and ambient music coming out of the speakers at all times. You can not escape the music when you enter our house. I picked up the guitar when my uncle and my mom gave me their old guitars. My mom gave me her classical guitar from a Japanese company called Kasuga. The model number is G-S5. Do you know anything about this company? If you do, I'd like to know because I've never heard of it. My Uncle Aaron gave me his Yamaha folk guitar. Personally I prefer the Kasuga because the soothing sounds of nylon are unmatched by anything steel can produce. If you want to see my brothers extensive collection of exotic CDs, drop by the Apocalyptic Hive. Delerium This hot techno group from Vancouver is starting to hit the mainstream. They have found that delicate balance of modern electronica sounds with the elegant human voice. Guest voices they have incorporated into their new age ambience includes Sarah McLachlan. Their best tracks are Incantation, Flatlands, Resurrection, Twilight, Silence and Firefly Semantic Spaces and Karma Moby An American who had to go to Britain to be fully appreciated. Moby started as a DJ in the UK before he began creating some of the best techno and ambient tunes out there. Moby's essays show insights into the problems of major Christian establishments and he plugs his belief in animal rights. His most popular album, Everything is Wrong, features my favorite song, First Cool Hive.