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Contents 1 "He is also a Midget"? 2 Timeline (I Made Minor Changes) 3 Age of Klayton 4 Christian? 5 Four Song Wonder

[edit] "He is also a Midget"?

I edited the meaningless edit that someone else wrote that Klayton is a midget, which is obviously untrue. Please be careful. —Preceding unsigned comment added by Radomu (talk • contribs) 15:54, 3 April 2008 (UTC)

[edit] Timeline (I Made Minor Changes)

I fixed some spelling errors, made it easier to read, and added:

1989 Speedcore Demo as "Justified Rebellion" (mentioned in White Throne Magazine)

2005 Remixing and Producing 2 Beathing Underwater Song.

As far as album tracklistings go, we need to set up album pages instead of outside linking. We also need to set this up in a format similar to other artists on wikipedia. 68.63.248.123 20:17, 3 December 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Age of Klayton

Could somebody say me, how old he is? Nowhere is any sign of his age or birthsday.

heLLow —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 85.176.82.228 (talk • contribs) 16:48, 4 December 2006 (UTC).

[edit] Christian?

I can't help but notice he's in the category of American Christians, but there's no references listed or any mention made what-so-ever of why he belongs in that category. As such, until someone can back it up in the article itself, I'm removing that category. 69.14.85.112 19:42, 18 September 2007 (UTC)

Here is an article/interview (http://www.hmmagazine.com/exclusive/circle_of_dust200306/index.php?page=1) that explains what his feeling are about that subject. He was signed with several Christian record labels and performed at multiple christian concerts and tours. He also mentions playing at several christian clubs as well. But it sounds like he got burned by the record companies and got tired of always being condemed by one side or the other. Basically no one happy, so he decided to remove himself from that scene. A lot of "Circle of Dust" stuff is considered to be christian music by quite a few people. So take what you will from that. I will say this about it though. Why would anyone sign a record contract with a christian label, agree to do christian concerts/festivals (Cornerstone, etc.) and play in christian clubs unless you were already leaning that way with your music. Protektor35 (talk)

[edit] Four Song Wonder

Removed the statement about him making all his money on only 4 songs. I have most of his stuff and it simply isn't the case. His Bio (http://www.celldweller.com/2007/bio.html) would seem to indicate that he is more sucessful than just 4 songs. I also noticed that one of his songs is used in one of the Iron Man trailers, also a Speed Racer trailer, The Last Legion, and Spider-Man 3. Protektor35 (talk)