Just Scoots, Booze, and Music.
Anyone who is not satisfied with the contemporary and mundane; anyone who can't accept the drone of pedestrian modern life...without fanciful delusions of idealistic bullshit.I think that in itself is idealistic...but go figure.
My Last.Fm Weekly Artists Chart:
From that table it should be obvious...
First and Foremost: PULP
And so goes the obligatory long obnoxious list of bands, genres, and artists:
barry adamson
cynthia alexander
herb alpert and his tijuana brass
the auteurs
baader meinhof
burt bacharach
ballroom dancing
barcelona
belly
andrew bird
birdie
bis
black box recorder
the bluetones
blur
boo radleys
bossa nova
david bowie
britpop
james brown
buzzcocks
c-86
camera obscura (not the shitty american band)
the candyskins
cardigans
cast
catatonia
nick cave and the bad seeds
the charlatans
jarvis cocker
cosmic rough riders
elvis costello
graham coxon
crippled dick hot wax label music
crowded house
the cure
hal david
early miles davis
the dears
the deathray davies
the delgados
denali
depeche mode
devo
the divine comedy
the ditty bops
dogs die in hot cars
drugstore
dubstar
dukes of stratosphear
echobelly
elastica
elefant
eraserheads
the faint
the four corners
justine frischmann
serge gainsbourg
gene
gene defcon
geneva
astrud gilberto
go sailor
al green
luke haines
francoise hardy
handsome boy modeling school
the hives
the hollies
imperial teen
the inciters
the interpreters
the (international) noise conspiracy
jackson 5
the jam
kent
kieser chiefs
the kinks
zack kim
kinky machine
komeda
ladytron
lederhosen lucil
le shok
the libertines
the lightning seeds
longpigs
los fresones rebeldes
lush
the make up
manic street preachers
mansun
marion
material issue
menswe@r
metric
michael penn
modern jazz quartet
mod revival
morrissey
muse
northern soul
nouvelle vague
the orange peels
the pillows
pizzicato 5
placebo
the prima donnas
psychedlic furs
the pulsars
quasi
radiohead
sara radle
the refreshments
relaxed muscle
rialto
the rolling stone
rush
sahara hotnights
the singles
the starlight mints
russell senior
sleeper
the smiths
spiral starecase
split enz
spoon
stan getz
station rose the stone roses
suede
superdrag
tango
that dog
the talking heads
the teenage frames
theaudience
trans am
trashcan sinatras
armando trovaioli
true love always
venini
the wannadies
dionne warwick
the wedding present
louise wener
the white stripes
the who
the wrens
xtc
the zachary thaks
the zombies
On Her Majesty's Secret Service
The Spanish Prisoner
The Great Escape
Splitting Heirs
No Man is an Island
Boogie Nights
Tokyo Drifter
Mayor of the Sunset Strip
Stalingrad
Heat Breakfast at Tiffany's (Most anything with Audrey Hepburn in it)
Die Brucke
Spies Like Us
Heaven Only Knows, Mr. Allison Shooting Fish
White
Das Boot
On Any Sunday
The Big Lebowski
50's and 60's Hitchcock
Dirty Rotten Scoundrels
Stalingrad
Logan's Run
Tora! Tora! Tora!
Wet Hot American Summer
Orgazmo
8 1/2
Quadrophenia
Miller's Crossing
Harold and Maude
Glengarry/Glen Ross
The Usual Suspects
Spies Like Us
true romance
D.A.R.Y.L.
The Andromeda Strain
The Brave Little Toaster
Soylent Green
SLC Punk
Wag the Dog
I'm Lost in TV...
actually, I don't watch much television.
I like campy 60's british television shows like The Avengers, Randall & Hopkirk (Deceased), and The Prisoner
The World's Most Dangerous Places by Robert Young Pelton
A Good Man is Hard to Find by Flannery O'Conner
The Naked Ape by Desmond Morris
Fierce Invalids Home from Hot Climates by Tom Robbins
Loser Takes All by Graham Greene
The Tenth Man by Graham Greene
Ishmael by Daniel Quinn
Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card
The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde
Good Night, Steve McQueen by Louise Wener
Most short stories by Guy de Maupassant
All I ever needed to know, I learned from Steve McQueen