Good stuff Pete,
The music video was priceless. You guys did have some big hair. You are a very talented guitar player. I actually own the Album Mood Swings which the song "No Justice" is on.

You have some very nice tats. I havent looked further down the page, but the one on yourleft forearm in the picture looks fresh. Where do you get your work done at pete.

I have 4.  They seemed like a good idea, at the time.  Problem is You're marked for life.  First thing on your mug shot, if you do a no-no, are pics of the tat's.  Worse than DNA, if you're on the run.

you look like kato

Hey pete... cool song...check it out...i love guitar and i wanted to play...i started and i found that since im double jointed (my fingertips go beyind 180 when pressed against something ...like say a guitar neck) and i find myself muting strings that i dont want muted....have you heard of anything like that??

I didn't think you did overdub, I was commending you on that fact. It's obvious to my eyes, that you are really playing there.
There is a video on youtube.com where a guitar player is faking "Sabre Dance" by Dave Edmunds. You can tell the timing of the fingers are off, the tone of the guitar is exactly the same as Dave's recording, and the guy does more antics of jerking around than playing.
I know it's you recording that, just to be clear.

Sounds good, though I have a few critiques-

1) I'm not too much of an expert on that genre, but a lot of guys have a tone that sounds so similar, but that tone IMO is a little on the horrid side. Too many effects covering up what technique you may have- which one must have good technique to play like this, why not show it a little more? Guys like Eric Johnson (who does go for a different feel on many of his songs), have impeccable technique and a tone that is cool. EJ's tone would show a mistake instantly, kind of a catch-22 where his tone shows off his playing, but could also show how rotten he is should he not be too good!
2) Learn to deaden a note instantly. There are many places I heard where you should have just killed the note, but you let it ring as you slid up/down the neck. Basically, you would be playing a dotted quarter where it should be just a quarter or eighth note after a rest.

Aside from those two minor critiques, you sound like you know how to play-not some chump that overdubbed a track and is calling it his own.
I also have struggled as a professional musician, but after making 9k in one year, I said "Forget this." Just playing occasionally now, but always practicing.
Keep up the good work.

very nice. I especially like the wierd cute little expression at the end. 

Thats the biggest I've ever seen Victor bulk up to mars