My life basically revolves around music and books and video games. My favorite video games are: Final Fantasy VII - Final Fantasy Tactics - Xenogears. I'm currently playing: Vagrant Story. And yes, you're right, I am a geek! Other interests include photography and art. Ansel Adams is a fantastic photographer and there are way too many great artists to list them all but I love Monet, Degas, Da Vinci, Michelangelo, Bernini, Hopper, etc. For painting, I generally prefer the early Impressionists and the Romanticists along with the late Renaissance and the Classicists where as for sculpture and architecture, I absolutely adore the Baroque era and the late Gothic era. For current art, there is no beating Yoshitaka Amano. He's just absolutely amazing.
Anyone who is capable of carrying on a good conversation. (I love to debate things, I think its genetic) Anyone who has an appreciation for art, music, or books. I love recomendations for new things, so if there's a book you think I should read, a band I should listen to, or an artist I should check out, let me know. Any other fellow geeks/nerds/video gamers. Anyone nice and kind and caring who won't make fun of me for being a geek/nerd/whatever.
Acceptance - AFI - At The Drive-In - The Ataris - Bach - Bayside - Beethoven - Blindside - Brand New - Bright Eyes - Circa Survive - Coheed & Cambria - Dashboard Confessional - Death Cab For Cutie - Deftones - Denver Harbor - Eisley - Foo Fighters - Fugazi - Garbage - Gatsby's American Dream - Glassjaw - Hey Mercedes - Hidden In Plain View - Incubus - Jimmy Eat World - Led Zeppelin - Lit - Lovedrug - Mae - Matchbook Romance - Midtown - Moneen - Muse - New Found Glory - Nirvana - Noise Ratchet - Northstar - Opeth - Pelican - Radiohead - Recover - Saves The Day - Senses Fail - Silverstein - THE SMASHING PUMPKINS - Sparta - Spill Canvas - Spitalfield - The Starting Line - Straylight Run - Taking Back Sunday - Third Eye Blind - THRICE - Thursday - NOBUO UEMATSU - Underoath - Zwan
The Lord Of The Rings - The Empire Strikes Back - The Shining - The Nightmare Before Christmas - Corpse Bride - Donnie Darko - Ferris Bueler's Day Off - High Fidelity - Monty Python and the Holy Grail - Aliens - Pulp Fiction - Kill Bill - Reservoir Dogs - Fight Club - Contact - The Shawshank Redemption - Sleepy Hollow - Edward Scissorhands - Interview With The Vampire - Scream - A Nightmare On Elm Street - Freddy vs Jason - The Ring - The 6th Sense - The Village - The Blair Witch Project - Sin City - The Silence Of The Lambs - Clerks - Mallrats - An Evening With Kevin Smith - Dazed & Confused - Euro Trip - Goldeneye - Jerry Maguire - Fantasia - (basically any Disney movie) - *Anime* - Neon Genesis: Evangelion - Cowboy Bebop - Witch Hunter Robin - Vampire Hunter D - Howl's Moving Castle - Spirited Away
Friends - Lost - Heroes
I've read almost every book Stephen King has written (37 out of 45 ain't bad) and loved them all! However, I especially liked: The Dark Tower Series - The Talisman - Hearts In Atlantis - The Shining - The Stand - IT - Rita Hayworth and the Shawshank Redemption (Different Seasons) - Bag Of Bones - Desperation. And to add to the Stephen King geek-factor, I own all of his books in hardcover. Anyway, I've also read and enjoyed these books by authors other than Stephen King: The Razor's Edge by W. Somerset Maugham - Of Human Bondage by W. Somerset Maugham - The View From The Mirror by Ian Irvine - The Well of Echoes by Ian Irvine - The Dune Series by Frank Herbert - Lullyaby by Chuck Palahniuk - Fight Club by Chuck Palahniuk - High Fidelity by Nick Hornby - Angle of Repose by Wallace Stegner - The Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien - Zimiamvia: A Trilogy by E. R. Eddison - The Catcher In The Rye by J.D. Salinger - Interview With The Vampire by Anne Rice - 1984 by George Orwell - House Of Leaves by Mark Z. Danielewski - The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho - The Los Angeles Diaries by James Brown - Our Band Could Be Your Life by Michael Azerrad. Also, anything by H.P. Lovecraft is great, my favorite (or perhaps I should say "favourite" since as we all know, Mr. Lovecraft was quite the anglophile) short stories of his include: The Rats In The Walls - The Shadow Out Of Time - The Doom That Came to Sarnath - The Nameless City - The Dream Quest of Unknown Kadath - The Dreams in the Witch-House.
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