Like I said ... it's all about art and music. I could never choose one over the other so I ended up majoring in Commercial Art/Illustration and Music Theory/Compostion.In addition to the above, I always find time to be a sarcastic smartass, which occasionally gets me in trouble, but makes life interesting.
I have this recurring dream ... I'm playing Texas Holdem with the Dalai Lama, Fred Durst, Helen Keller and Igor Stravinski ... we're nursing Irish Mist from Cognac glasses made of white Play-Doh on doilys. It continues from there, but my profile would be deleted if I delved into the details... (alliteration rocks)
Porcupine Tree ROCKS ASS!!!/Incubus/Stone Temple Pilots/Perfect Circle/ Tool/Al Dimeola/Johannes Brahms/ Keith Jarrett/Paul Hindemith/Josquin Deprez/ Debussy/Igor Stravinsky/George Gershwin/ Bobby McFerrin/Bruce Cockburn/Chick Corea/ David Mathews/Nirvana/The Mosquitos/U2/ Dandy Warhols/Beck/311/Beetles/Catatonia/ Coldplay/David Gray/Korn/RadioHead/et al...
North by Northwest - Hitchcock / Eraserhead - David Lynch / Mystery Science Theater 3000 / Illustrated Man - Ray Bradbury / Fahrenheit 451 - Ray Bradbury / Slaughterhouse-Five - Kurt Vonnegut / Anything by Christopher Guess (Spinal Tap, Guffman, Best in Show, Mighty Wind...etc)
I love the Alias series. My problem is that I discovered it at the end of the second season. So I watched the first season, and then started watching the second season while season 3 was already in motion. I hate coming in the middle of things, so I am perpetually damned to buy each season after it's over and then devour it.Of course, love King of the Hill and Family Guy too.Shows that NEVER should have been cancelled: Kids in the Hall, Max Headroom
"The Prophet" by Kahlil Gibran (most of his writings are phenomenal)."The Essential Rumi" (Rumi's writings translated by Coleman Barks).C.S. Lewis' stuff is good"The Craft and Business of Songwriting" -John Braheny (GREAT book, if you write) I've made it my bible...for the time being.Any of the Rant books by Dennis Miller.Anything by Al Franken. I love his dry, sardonic wit.And recent addition Charles Bukowski.
Ghandi, Buddah, and anyone who sacrifices their time and abilities to help another person.