Reading, writing, arithmetic.
I'm just here to check out the bands and have some laughs.
The Babys
The Beatles
George Benson
Big Audio Dynamite
The Blow Monkeys
The Blue Nile
David Bowie
Dave Brubeck
Candlebox
Cheap Trick
The Chimes
The Clash
Concrete Blonde
Harry Connick Jr
Elvis Costello
Curiosity Killed The Cat
Bobby Darin
Miles Davis
The Donnas
The Doors
Dovetail Joint
Nick Drake
Duran Duran
Don Ellis
Four Star Mary
The Frames
Freddy Jones Band
The Gents
The Gipsy Kings
The Godfathers
The GoGos
Fareed Haque
Juliana Hatfield
Skip Heller
Jimi Hendrix
INXS
Chris Isaak
Jimmy Eat World
The Kinks
Diana Krall
Led Zeppelin
Lyle Lovett
The Lustkillers
Matt Bianco
Joni Mitchell
The Monkees
Michael Moriarty
Morphine
Oingo Boingo
The Pasadenas
Pearl Jam
The Police
Public Image Ltd
The Pursuit Of Happiness
Sade
Nina Simone
Frank Sinatra
Soundgarden
Terminal Bliss
Malachi Thompson
Pete Townshend
Ultralights
Zen Bastards
"Ultra Lounge"
"Once More With Feeling"
- 80s British pop
- hard rockin' girl bands
- songs that show me the long road...
Amelie
Babe
Blow Up
The Blues Brothers
Bridget Jones' Diary
Casablanca
The Double Life Of Veronique
Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind
The Fountain
The Fugitive
The Good The Bad And The Ugly
Groundhog Day
Happy Gilmore
Hero
High Society
Indiana Jones
It Could Happen To You
It's A Mad Mad Mad Mad World
It's A Wonderful Life
Key Largo
KILL BILL
La Notte
Lady Snowblood
Life Is Beautiful
The Lord Of The Rings
Lost In Translation
The Magnificent Seven
The Maltese Falcon
The Matrix
Memento
North By Northwest
Napoleon Dynamite
Ocean's Eleven
Once
Once Upon A Time In The West
Pulp Fiction
Rashomon
Reservior Dogs
A Room With A View
The Seven Samurai
Shakespeare In Love
Singin' In The Rain
The Sixth Sense
Stalag 17
Star Wars
That Funny Feeling
This Is Spinal Tap
Tom Jones
The Treasure Of The Sierra Madre
Three Colors Trilogy (Blue/White/Red)
Von Ryan's Express
Angel
Battlestar Galactica
Buffy The Vampire Slayer
Coupling (UK)
Curb Your Enthusiasm
Heroes
Jeeves and Wooster
Lost
The Monkees
Monty Python
The Newsroom
The Office (UK & US)
The Simpsons
Three Sheets
Veronica Mars
The Young Ones
Isabel Allende
Jane Austen
Paul Auster
Aimee Bender
The Bronte sisters
Mikhail Bulgakov
Italo Calvino
Albert Camus
Kate Christensen
Julio Cortazar
Philip K Dick
Fyodor Dostoevsky
F Scott Fitzgerald
Jonathan Safran Foer
Stephen Fry
Anna Gavalda
Graham Greene
Thomas Hardy
The Harry Potter series
Ernest Hemingway
Siri Hustvedt
Eric Idle
Sebastien Japrisot
Hugh Laurie
Alan Lightman
Yann Martel
Haruki Murakami
George Orwell
JD Salinger
David Sedaris
JRR Tolkien
Kurt Vonnegut
Banana Yoshimoto
- anything that makes me laugh out loud on the train
Ronald Reagan
Walter Williams
Teri O'Brien
Zell Miller
Ann Coulter
Buffy the Vampire Slayer
I laugh when people write things in this section like "I don't have heroes, it's dangerous, they end up letting you down"...stuff like that. So what! It's not wrong to look up to people, to admire qualities and achievements, to know they are human and fallible and love them anyway. (There's a difference between "heroes" and "idols".)