Absolutely everything! Nothing scares me more than the thought of being bored in my own company...
EVERYTHING!! Aerosmith, Ben Harper, Camille, Dougie Maclean, Ekseption, Fabulous Thunderbirds, Gregorian chants, Henry Mancini, Imperial Drag, Jellyfish, Katchachurian, Los Lobos, Maggie Bell, Nick Drake, Orff, Proclaimers, Queen, Rolf Harris, Steely Dan, Tori Amos, Undertones, Vai, Whistlebinkies, XTC, Yello, Zappa...
Far too eclectic a selection to begin listing...
Both the kill and the cure... I love Black Books, Green Wing all the way back to Monty Python and Spike Milligan, but I absolutely detest all this Big Brother/ 'phone-in quiz-type pish!! David Attenborough and Still Game (and the Beechgrove Garden!) are worth the licence fee alone.
A pretty mixed bag: childhood precosciousness has left me with a fondness for nature/ scientific books and list books, but 'maturity' brought a real love of Scottish writers from Henrysson and Dunbar to Edwin Morgan and Tom Leonard, and the great Russian writers - Gogol, Dostoevsky. Constant re-reads are Bulgakov's "Master and Margerita" and Grassic Gibbon's "Scots Quair".(But Gary Larsson and Glen A Baxter are up there, too!)
Still holding out for one...