The film industry, antiques; (collecting David Bowie posters, ornate old keys, pendants, earrings, necklaces, etc…) music, photography, fashion, food, design, literature, and the unexplained.
Well I think I'd like to meet everybody!
To be honest, I’ll pull one of those really annoying answers and say I’m open to many types of music, I just narrow it down to personal taste a lot of the time. To give you an idea, I absolutely adore David Bowie, (he is the absolute of my music world) and here are a few bands/artists I would die without: Cat Power Metric The Stars The Islands (formerly the Unicorns) Kraftwerk (you can’t hate on it, it’s just classic) Neil Young The Ditty Bops Ok Go The Arcade Fire Pink Floyd Wolf Parade Smog Patrick Wolf Sufjan Stevens Iggy Pop The Velvet Underground The Bauhaus The Cars Broken Social Scene Jack Johnson Hard-Fi TV on the Radio Gnarls Barkley Snow Patrol Supertramp Fiest The Talking Heads Cake Belle and Sebastian The Ark The Beatles The Kinks Bloc Party Death Cab for Cutie The Strokes The Yeah Yeah Yeahs ELO Deerhoof R.E.M. Boomtown Rats Her Space Holiday Def Leppard JOURNEY (when you feel like singing aloud, karaoke style, there is NOTHING better than some Journey action) Thin Lizzy Duran Duran (again, loud in the car, singing your heart out to Hungry Like the Wolf… how can you fricking beat that man?) Jamiroquai (some good funky lovin’) Regina Spektor Le Tigre Gravy Train Peaches Yeah, there are a million others I’m either forgetting, or just not bothering to list… or they don’t have enough songs I like to say I’d die without them. But I think you get the point.
SNAKES ON A PLANE! Pink Floyd The Wall, Labyrinth, Ghost Dad, (heheh)The Wizard of Oz, Grease, Footloose, Sixteen Candles, Cry Baby, The Breakfast Club, The Rocky Horror Picture Show, The Life Aquatic with Steve Zizzou, This is Spinal Tap, Best in Show, The Royal Tenenbaums, Pleasantville, Edward Scissorhands, Empire Records, Pirates of the Caribbean, Moulin Rouge, Pretty in Pink, Sleepy Hollow, Star Wars
Arrested Development, Freaks and Geeks, The Office, LOST, So You Think You Can Dance, Smallville