Playing bass, seeking the perfect work/life balance, playing guitar, singing in tunnels, reading, writing, avoiding growing a large belly, seeking ways not to become a bore
People who like coffee. Strong coffee.
A ton of things from the 1980s, roots reggae, funk, disturbing amounts of soft rock. Currently enjoying Flaming Lips, Richard Thompson, Jeff Buckley, Mara Carlisle, Damian Marley, Gnarls Barkely, Joni Mitchell, Jaco Pastorius, Muddy Waters, Big Mama Thornton, Led Zeppelin, Wailers -- separately and together, to name a few.Just a couple of my favourite rhythm section folk a saw knocking around on YouTube. Top o' their game, p'raps. Not exactly the smoothest of framerates, but you can't have everything, right?
The Graduate, City of God, Fog of War, Wallace and Gromit - Curse of the Wererabbit, The Harder They Come, Purple Rain, Face/Off, Blade, Betty Blue, Do The Right Thing and many more that I can't even remember
ER, Scrubs, My Name is Earl, Sesame Street - the old ones, Spooks - before that big rugby dude joined up, The West Wing, Life on Mars, documentaries featuring religious or political interrogation
Black Boy, Another Country, Notes on a Scandal, Life of Pi, Disgrace, Microserfs, Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep, pretty much anything by Walter Mosley, Cockroach Dance, Fight Club, White Teeth, the Harry Potter series -- and then some
Spider Man, Batman, as well as the usual big three (Muhammad Ali, Bruce Lee, Nelson Mandala - despite it p'raps being a somewhat unchallenging choice), plus enjoy the pure foolishness that is Wayne Coyne. John Bonham for the drumming, Family Man Barrett for the bass playing and ability to sire something like 50 children, Donny Hathaway for the effortless singing, David Gilmour for the sheer enormity of his strat tone.