Scritp writing, Acting, Stand up comedy, reading, parody songsMixed Martial Arts, Boxing, Muay Thai kickboxing, submission (Lancashire catch) wrestling, Gracie Jiu-Jitsu, other people's home movies...
Bill Hicks and any and all artists. Writers, musicians, poets, photographers, whatever it is as long as it's creative.A few of my heroes, some of them are dead, so I'm willing to wait before meeting them.Maybe they can head on over to www.freewebs.com/jjmccann and get in touch?All reality TV "stars", in a big room, with no possible way for them to escape.
Manic Street Preachers James Dean Bradfield's solo stuff Alice Cooper The Clash Guns N'Roses (the good one, before everyone left) Morrissey Johnny Cash Sex Pistols AC/DC KISS Bruce Springsteen (Ok, and The E Street Band, too!) MeatLaof Blues Brothers LL Cool J U2 (early stuff, before Bono found electric) Frank Sinatra (and some Rat Pack stuff) Joan Jett Katie Melua Eight Man Down Road Night Transport
RumbleFish, Blazing Saddles, Young Frankenstein, Angel Heart, Taxi Driver, Carlito's Way, A Street Car Named Desire, On The Waterfront, The Wild One, Rebel Without A Cause, Pope Of Greenwich Village, Harely Davidson and the Marlbro Man, the Rocky series (maybe even number 5) Ghost Busters 1+2, Blues Brothers, Animal House, anything Chris Farley,
Married with Children (I'm writing a book about it), Seinfeld, King of Queens, Family Guy, South Park, Everybody Loves Raymond, Only Fools and Horses, Highlander, early Friends (back when it was funny), Cheers, Frasier,
Have a Nice Day-Mick Foley, Watch My Back-Geoff Thompson, The Plague-Albert Camus, Animal Farm-George Orwell, On The Road-Jack Kerouac, Everything-Simon Price, Salem's Lot-Stephen King, so far Ian McEwan has been over rated in my view....
Marlon Brando, Muhammad Ali, Mickey Rourke, Ken Shamrock (written a biography of him), Bret Hart, James Dean Bradfield, Rocky Balboa (yes I know he's fictional), Al Bundy (see above)Destroyed By Maddness