Making music, G.I. Gurdjieff, Situationism, Punk / Post-Punk, singing, androgyny, trying to see the world in a way that isn't tainted by what passes for education and fact in this un-united queendom, unashamedly uncool people, trying to be good, and avoiding cliché. Hell, I wouldn't touch a cliché with a barge poll.
People like me: people with scars and bruises; people who can't help but fail to fit in; Dickensian Punks, New Wave Supply Teachers, Tom Boys, Angry Girls and Boring Lesbian Boys; people who think that wigs, corsets, hats, fake moustaches and invert-fashions are worthy of obsessing over.
Anything Simple, obtuse, noisy but still pop,.. Curve, PiL, Kate Bush, Flame On, Al Neilson, Jo Stapleton, Grizzly Giant, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Magazine, The Chameleons, Wire, Ivor Cutler, Scott Walker, The Cocteau Twins, Tom Waits, Scorn, Jon Hassell, Tricky, This Mortal Coil, Nina Simone, Joy Division, Gang of Four, The Hafler Trio, Massive Attack, The Beat, Madonna, Ladytron, Laika, G.I. Gurdjieff, The Ink Spots, Alan Lamb, The Lines, The Company of Wolves OST, Coil, Solaris OST, Frank Sinatra, Underworld, Leffield, drums, drones, Crooners, Divas, the sounds from the street beneath my window on a good day, The sounds people make when they are doing OK.
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, Meetings With Remarkable Men, Love is the Devil, Midnight Express, Eternal Sunshine of the spotless mind, Corrupt, David Lynch's Dune, The Return of the Living Dead, Minority Report, Desperately Seeking Susan, The Ninth Gate, Pitch Black, City of Lost Children, and almost anything with Christohper Walken or Angelina Jolie in it.
The Mighty Boosh, Aeon Flux, Black Books, Moonlighting, anything by Vic and Bob, Gilbert's Fridge, Sapphire and Steel, The Prisoner, and all this new Doctor Who stuff is actually really good fun too to my eyes and ears!? Sorry...
Biographies, Whitley Strieber's non-fiction stuff {The Key, and The Path}, books about G.I. Gurdjieff, works by P.D. Ouspensky, Michael Moorcock's Cornelius books plus the brilliant 'King of the City', Jeff Noon, William Patrick Patterson's 'Ladies of the Rope', Martin Millar, Margaret Anderson, Barry Yourgrau, Derek Jarman, Tank Girl, The Invisibles, Julian Cope's biogs, Jeanette Winterson's essays, P.K. Dick's Ubik, Terence Stamp's 'Double Feature', Grant Morrison / Lovely Biscuits, anything about Situationism.
Anyone that will meet me half way.