Riding my bike, solo guitar, architecture, building things, building musical instruments, admiring what the old masters have built. Having picnics in the redwoods with plenty of wine, nature, travel, having gelato in Rome while watching Italian women walking on cobblestones with their high heel boots. Listening to these woman playing their hammer dulcimers behind the Barcelona Cathedral. Especially how it echos down those narrow medieval streets. Riding bikes in Holland! Especially when its those cool black old fashioned european style granny bikes! I would say riding a Vespa around Rome but I was so jet-lagged and I chickened out. Next time for sure!
I like meeting people with ecclectic tastes and interests. I seem to enjoy eccentric people the most. They are the true geniuses.
Classical, Electronic, Middle Eastern, Indian, Early Jazz, Gypsy Jazz, Latin, Brazilian, Cuban, Mod, 90's Brit Pop, 80's synth pop, Disco, Soul, 60's, Gothic Garage Bands, Hippie Folk, Punk. Music as an artform, not as a force fed corporate product!I've been through so many genres over the years and lately I've been into world ethnic stuff but that doesn't mean I still don't love to appreciate my old favorites like:The Cocteau Twins, Treasure. Yes, it is still Beautiful.
Sex and Lucia, Motorcycle Diaries, Talk to her, Y Tu Mama Tambien, Chocolat, La Dolce Vita, American Beauty, Harold and Maude, Pulp Fiction, A Clockwork Orange, Fear And Loathing in Las Vegas!, Amadeus, Amelie, Roman Holiday, Amores Perros, Frida, Tim Burton, John Hughes 80's movies, Old Hollywood, Woody Allen movies.
Family Guy, Daily Show, South Park, Star Trek, Curb your Enthusiasm. I don't have a TV right now but thats probably what I would watch if I did.
Bicycle The History, 1984, Plato, Huckleberry Finn, History books, Art books, Government Documents. Guild of American Luthiers quarterly journal, La Guitara Espanola. I especially like pretty hard cover books, they look so good on the bookshelf. Especially next to those scruffy warn out soft cover books.
Carl Marx, Noam Chompsky, Amy Goodman. Usually the underdog.