Surfing the net (duh!)
screwing around with my websites
writing and recording music
watching movies
Cooking (particularly if I get in an experimental mood though that usually comes when there's a hodge-podge of stuff that doesn't go together and I find a way to make it work)
live music
the theatre (I grew up in the theatre doing musical comedy and dramatic plays, so it's in the blood)
Whoever. It's variety that makes the world turn, right? So long as the conversation level isn't reliant on the continual overuse of phrases now common (and cliche) to every rapper known and unknown, y'knowhutI'msayin'? Musicians, actors, science minds, the politically inclined... and of course, anyone that I used to know from my past.
King's X, Journey, T-Ride, Mtley Cre, Type O Negative, Trans Siberian Orchestra, Talisman, L.A. Guns, Firehouse, Drain sth, Marvelous 3, Butch Walker, Dan Reed Network, Def Leppard, Shotgun Messiah, Pantera, Damageplan, Megadeth, Disturbed, Meshuggah, Judas Priest, Confederate Railroad (first album), Garth Brooks, Kentucky Headhunters, Tracy Byrd, Trick Pony, The Notorious Cherry Bombs, Kelly Clarkson, Anastacia, Backstreet Boys (bag on them for the visual, but the songs are good), Steely Dan, Donald Fagen ("The Nightfly" is the shit!), Larry Carlton, George Benson, Diana Krall, Yellowjackets, Lee Ritenour, Frank Zappa (the God), Seraphim Shock, Razed In Black, "Weird Al" Yankovic, Dead Can Dance, Mazzy Star, Wendy Carlos, Isao Tomita, Steve Vai, Danny Elfman, John Barry, John Williams, Jerry Goldsmith, and Stephen Lynch
ANIME: Akira (was there a doubt?), Ghost In The Shell, Wicked City, Ninja Scroll, Metropolis
SCI-FI/FANTASY: Star Wars (even the bad ones), The Lord of the Rings, 28 Days Later, 2010, Outland, Alien (all), Pitch Black, Galaxy Quest (and not just cuz I'm in it), The Abyss
COMEDY: Private Parts, Bruce Almighty, Victor/Victoria, Blazing Saddles
MUSIC: Still Crazy, Almost Famous, Velvet Goldmine, This Is Spinal Tap, A Mighty Wind, The Decline of Western Civilization, Part Two: The Metal Years
VAMPIRE: Blade, The Lost Boys, Interview With The Vampire, Vampire: The Embraced (a series instead of a movie, but DAMN!)
ACTION: Die Hard (all), Indiana Jones (all), True Lies, The Terminator, Silverado
DRAMA: The Man from Snowy River, Unforgiven, Se7en
Firefly
Inside The Actor's Studio
Battlestar Galactica (the new version)
The Twilight Zone
Robot Chicken
Futurama
The West Wing
Iron Chef
Good Eats
Congo - Michael Crichton
Johnny Got His Gun - Dalton Trumbo
Bored of the Rings - Harvard Lampoon
Desperation - Stephen King
The Hitchhikers Guide To The Galaxy - Douglas Adams
The Dirt - Mötley Crüe & Neil Strauss
I also like sitting down with a good screenplay. I Am Legend , based on the Richard Matheson novel, is perhaps my all-time favourite. It has been adapted before as "The Omega Man" with Charleton Heston.
King's X - for sticking to thier style even if it's not "popular"
Harrison Ford - for proving that being in your thirties when the career kicks in ain't a bad thing
My Mom - who still does musicals and national shows because she loves it.
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