Synths, Apple computers (hey now be nice), digital audio production gear, vinyl/pvc clothing, clubs, DJing (hey it's great work if you can get it hehe), traveling, meeting new people, animals specifically dogs, I can't thank of anything else atm but I will add things as they come to me.
I'd like to meet:
My biological parents.... Anyone who doesn't take themselves, life in general, and some of the things in this profile too seriously. And YOU (Mayhaps) :D
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Music:
Oh man... You know I always hate this part. Simpley becuase anyone who knows me knows I have a rediculously wide taste. I will admit to having a bit of a penchant for anything electronic in nature music wise and I have a huge collection of the stuff. So for sake of arguement I will list the following genres (and I'll keep the sub-genres to a minimum): Electronic dance music (most styles except most DnB and Jungle and that cheesy Florida breaks stuff and lame ass cookie-cutter way formulaic cheese trance), New Wave, Synth-pop, Industrial, EBM, some IDM, Ambient, some New Age, Synth Rock, electro-rock. But I also like other things ranging Brit-pop, to Indie-rock, to old skool Hip hop (none of this crap they are labeling hip hop on the radio these days), Jazz, Classical, some Oldies, I think you get the idea... If you want specifics you can always ask cuase I would be here literally forever :)
Movies:
Sci-fi/fantasy, comedy, drama, documentry, action, martial arts... Hey folks if you are really THAT interested I'd imagine you'd know what you'd need to do
Heroes:
My mom and dad, BT, Vangelis, Jean Michel-Jarre, Phil Collins (laugh all you want the guy is insanely talented and amazing live), Genesis, Peter Gabriel, the founding members of New Order, Kraftwerk, The Pet Shop Boys, Depeche Mode (more so when Alan Wilder was in the band, sorry guys it's just not the same without him), Hardfloor, Tadao Kikumoto the man who invented the TB-303, Robin Whittle, Phuture, Bob Moog (for making the synthesizer a commercially viable option for us musicans RIP Bob), a shit ton of 80's synth/new wave acts, Giorgio Moroder and Shep Pettibone for making 12" extended versions and remixes of tracks both possible and usable for DJ's, and super big kudos go to Giorgio who made synths popular in dance music and helped to start a revolution. That's all I can think of at the present time hehe...
