Blues; History, especially US southern history (how the fuck did we get this way?!!?;) and medieval European history; aminals; photography; gardening; Todd Rundgren.... ------------------------ --------------------------
STILL LIVING: Todd Rundgren(again;) Jimmy Carter (again;) George McGovern; Bonnie Rait; Stephen Colbert; John Irving; Tom Waits... then Todd Rundgren (again.)PASSED ON: Charles Bukowski; Hunter S. Thompson; Thomas Jefferson (and Sally Hemmings;) Cleopatra; Eleanor of Aquitain; Anne Bolyn; Justice William O. Douglas; Clarence Darrow; Abbie Hoffman; Robert Johnson; J.B. Lenoir; Jim Morrison; Gram Parsons; Eleanor Roosevelt....
Blues. And more blues. Especially that place where blues meets country: mulatto-music, I guess; music of the poor, rural southerner--black & white; Fat City Wildcats and Damon Fowler capture it perfectly! Also: Jackson Browne; Todd Rundgren; Alice Cooper; Todd Rundgren; Tom Waits; Todd Rundgren; Neil Young. Oh, and the blues! And Todd Rundgren! ------------------------------
Albert Castiglia, 2007-03-23 (03-cut) "Messin' With The Kid" ----------------------------------------------- Albert Castiglia, 2007-03-23 (01) "Further On Up The Road" --------------------- ---------------------------------------
The Daily Show; The Colbert Report; Da Ali G Show; Countdown w/ Keith Olbermann; Boston Legal; Reno 911; NYPD-Blue reruns. MOVIES: A Streetcar Named Desire (except for the final scene, which fucks with Tenn. Williams' ending;) Dr. Doolittle (the original version;) Gone With the Wind; The Hotel New Hampshire; The Inlaws (the original one;) Interview With The Vampire; Long Day's Journey Into Night; The Nine Lives of Thomasina; Pulp Fiction; Raising Arizona; The Seven Faces of Doctor Lao; Taxi Driver; Willie Wonka & The Chocolate Factory; The Wizard of Oz.
FICTION: FAVORITE BOOKS: John Irving's "A Prayer for Owen Meany;" Gabriel Garcia Marquez's "One Hundred Years of Solitude;" W. Somerset Maugham's "Of Human Bondage;" John Fowls' "The Magus;" Alan Gurganess's "Oldest Living Confederate Widow Tells All;" Reynolds Price's "The Promise of Rest;" Christopher Moore's "Lamb: The Gospel According to Bif, Christ's Childhood Friend;" Margaret Mitchell's "Gone With the Wind."FAVORITE AUTHORS: James Baldwin, Charles Bukowski, John Fowles, Gabriel Garcia Marquez, Gunter Grass, Nathaniel Hawthorne, John Irving, Joyce Carol Oates, Edgar Allen Poe, Anne Rice, Judith Rossner, John Steinbeck, Ann Tyler, John Updike, Tennessee Williams.NON-FICTION: John Howard Griffin's "Black Like Me;" "The [Thomas] Jefferson Bible;" C. Van Woodward's "The Burden of Southern History;" Eugene Genevese's "Roll Jordan Roll: The World the Slaves Made;" Norman Graebner's "Ideas & Diplomacy;" Clarence Darrow's "The Story of My Life;" Carl Sagan's "The Demon-Haunted Word;" Lester Grinspoon, M.D., "Marijuana: The New Prohibition."
Jane Addams; Thomas Beurgenthal; Clarence Darrow; Frederick Douglas; Justice William O. Douglas; Mohandas Gandhi (and Mrs. Gandhi;) Abbie Hoffman; Thomas Jefferson; George McGovern; St. Patrick; Eleanor Roosevelt; Margaret Sanger. Oh, and Danny "Mudcat" Dudeck.