Archaeology: ancient Middle East and Egyptology; Culture: museums, theater, cinema, art, other cultures, Music: I play the guitar, bass, and mandolin, and I dabble with keys. I play music with a couple of local groups. Outdoor activities: mountainbiking, backpacking, hiking, paddling. Lucid dreaming / dream recall. I want real human moments, I want to see you and I want you to see me.
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(if your band sends me a friend req and I don't like your stuff, you will be denied... please don't ask repetitively, thanks) I'm into jazz, blues, gosple, classical, soul, sounds from the interzone, roots music, love songs, rock........ anything that blows my hair back, really. My favorite artists include (but aren't limited to): Angelo Badalamenti, Bela Fleck&Flectones, Al Green, North Mississippi Allstars, Leftover Salmon, Miles Davis, Supertramp, Yes, The Beatles, Jethro Tull, The Blind Boys of Alabama, Bob Dylan, TOOL, A Perfect Circle, Paul Simon, Pink Floyd, Ross Hurley, Marvin Gaye, Led Zep, Grateful Dead, U2, moe., John Coltrain, Steely Dan, Temple of the Dog / Soundgarden / Audioslave (the Cornell trio), King Crimson. That's just what I've had on the hi-fi during the past week. It seems to me that most people don't appreciate music the way I do. While it's true that all human beings (and many forms of animal and plant life) will experience a connection to music on a certain level, I think in the case of many people, that connection is a primitive one. This is just something I've observed - I would guess that the percentage of folks that experience music on a very deep and meaningful level is relatively small. Please add me to your list if you believe you fall into this category.
I just watched and highly recommend Rabbit-Proof Fence, an independant film with soundtrack by Peter Gabriel; it's the true story of three aboriginal girls escape after being plucked from their homes by the Australian gov't to be trained as domestic staff and their trek across the Outback to get back home. Amazing and powerful flick! Watch it!!
right now I'm really into the 3rd seasons of Deadwood and Entourage. also I love ATHF, Venture Bros, of course Family Guy
Lately I've been reading Chuck Palahniuk, I've read 4 or 5 of his novels and so far SURVIVOR has been my favorite, although I have not read Fight Club yet. Right now I'm in the middle of Lolita, by Vladimir Nabokov and it's pretty good - I needed a break from Palahniuk's constant sarcastic droning naration of his doomed antiheros.
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