music, blatant hypocrisy, cutting innocuous things out of magazines and turning them into disgusting, ironic pieces of art, spontaneous fits of Kafkan paranoia at any given state of affairs. and i do from time to time succumb to the notion that a given chemical will bring upon great revelations/happiness
pretty much everything. and i mean that. i listen to music analytically, studying it for what makes it work. even if its a bullshit pop song.
perpetually spinning:
bright eyes
- radiohead
- the faint
- nine inch nails
- cursive
- desaparecidos
- flaming lips
- ben kweller
- marilyn manson
- yeah yeah yeahs
- azure ray
- kidneythieves
- muse
- postal service
- depeche mode
- johnny cash
- u2
- neutral milk hotel
- smashing pumpkins
- the cure
..to name the famous ones. I like anything innovative and sincere. Indie rock is typically both.
I like punk rock for the energy. Not much into rap but I like the innovation behind good hip/trip hop (ie turn OFF the radio, mainstream hiphop is the most cliched crap in existance). I like folk rock. I despise popular country, I swear to god they're fake down to that Southern draw, no one sings like that naturally..
NETWORK. metropolis, pan's labyrinth, eternal sunshine of the spotless mind, the shining, the godfather, pi, requiem for a dream, lord of war, blade runner directors cut (dont ask), a mighty wind, best in show (dont ask). lost in translation. amelie.
hah. fuck tv. heres some endless entertainment. mattspire.deviantart.com
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wait i guess i need something related to TV right..
sorry no traditional art has been scanned by my lazy ass at this point in history
Kafka - most anything, particularly his short stories and The Castle
Ray Kurzweil - an amazing theoritician with whom i share many convictions on the nature of existence and the future, though often blindly optimistic. read Spiritual Machines or The Singularity is Near.
Plath - my soulmate; she wrote disturbing, surrealist poetry and put her head in an oven.
Camus - The Stranger. his philosophical texts.
Orwell - 1984
William Gibson - Neuromancer
Kundera - Unbearable Lightness of Being
t s elliot
noam chomsky
margaret atwood - oryx and crake
kurt vonnegut - slaughterhouse 5
nietzsche.. metaphysically anyway. he was something of an asshole to women and had weird views on war.
marcel duchamp, andre breton, and salvador dali.