I'm privilaged to be able to play music with great musicians...and I enjoy that above all things.
Jean Pierre Jeunet, Fiona Apple, Garrison Keillor, Rob Zombie, Kurt Vonnegut, and Edgar Allen Poe.
Lately I've been getting in to alot more heavy music...and this is following about four years of listening to nothing but jazz. My favorite band is TOOL, and bands I've been listening to outside of that include Disturbed, System of a Down, Megadeth, Sevendust, Mr. Bungle, and Chris Cornell to name a few. I think that the latest Red Hot Chili Peppers album is quite the masterpiece and I can totaly just get lost in that one...as well as "Beyond Words" by Bobby McFerrin. My favorite composer is Avishai Cohen, an Israeli contemporary jazz bassist and piano player. When it comes to music spirituality, I turn to Miles Davis and Bill Evans. When I just want to have my mind blown apart I listen to The Dave Holland Quintet or Chick Corea. In the morning I listen to classical music. When it comes to what I practice nowadays, I study funk and motown...usually of the 60s and 70s.
Amelie, Resevoir Dogs, Death to Smoochy, Silence of the Lambs, Red Dragon, Living in Oblivian, Delicatessen, Rounders, The Labyrinth, The Departed, The Talented Mr. Ripley, The Road to Perdition, Fargo, Willy Wonka, Ocean's 11, The Lady Killers, 1408.
I hardly ever watch TV.
I just finished "Breakfast of Champions" by Vonnegut...good but not my favorite. Also, "Family Happiness" by Tolstoy...liked it. Reading more by both authors now.
Avishai Cohen, Rod Serling, Miles davis, Bill Evans, Pepe Le Pew, In-and-Out-Burger, Dracula, Gwen Stefani, and the guy on the Carl's Jr. commercial who shakes the cow.