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The night sky is an amazing thing that nobody seems to notice anymore, there are few things better, that cost nothing, than staring at the stars on a clear night and realising that we are in fact on a big rock floating in a gigantic universe. On a similar theme I really love the sea which, there again, makes you realise how unimportant our petty little problems are in the big scheme of things.. Then again I used to be really interested in The Benny Hill Show which wasn't very profound but helped me through my teenage years. I spend far too much time on this fucking computer these days, less of an interest more of a soporific. Oh, and mustn't forget World Peace, that'd be nice, wouldn't it? Un-fucking likely, but nice nevertheless. Oh, and I really like pictures of kittens peeping out of boxes, dogs with hats on and it'd be cool to see a badger hang-gliding. As a nation we spend a pitifully small amount of our GDP on badger aeronautics training. Shame on us.
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I'd like to meet people who still know what rock'n'roll is supposed to be about, rebellion, confusion, sex and energy. I would particularly like to meet people of a similar age, who have actually got something to say and want to be heard and discuss things. Opinions are welcome. Opinionated women into rockabilly especially welcome.
10..Another Girl,Another Planet - The Only Ones.
09..No G.D.M - Gina X.
08..Numbers - Soft Cell.
07..Inside Out - The Stiffs.
06..Bombsite Boy - The Adverts.
05..What A Waster - The Libertines.
04..I Wanna Be Me - Sex Pistols.
03..Speak No Evil - Mad Sin.
02..Rainmaker - Spear Of Destiny.
01..Story Of The Blues(1&2) - The Mighty Wah.
The Above Choices Are Likely To Change On At Least A Daily Basis..
I Designed The Posters Below, For The Zodiacs, Way Back In The Eighties:
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My life was transformed in 1977 by Punk (I was twelve) and ever since it has been an obsession. I was brought up before then on a diet of The Carpenters, Glen Campbell, Charlie Rich and Nancy & Lee, who I now appreciate fully but didn't really at the time. My favourite artists over the decades have been, in no particular order, The Buzzcocks, The Adverts, The Damned, The Raveonettes, Human League, Tindersticks, Bauhaus, The Smiths, The Birthday Party/Nick Cave, Depeche Mode, Slayer, The Chameleons, Slipknot, Jim Foetus, The Horrors, The Clash, Marc Almond/Soft Cell, The Cramps, John Barry, Gallon Drunk, Interpol, Black Flag, The Inca Babies, Manic Street Preachers, Nine Inch Nails, Demented Are Go, Joy Division, Ministry, Sex Pistols, Angelic Upstarts, Spear Of Destiny, The Pixies, X-ray Spex, Gang Of Four, Sisters Of Mercy, Penetration, Groop Dogdrill, The Ruts, Arctic Monkeys, Motorhead, Jesus And Mary Chain, David Bowie(70s mainly), Nekromantix, The Libertines and some of my favourite artists that I would never have heard if it wasn't for the internet are Deadbolt, Gluecifer, Nathan Payne, The Legendary Shack Shakers, She Wants Revenge, Ghoultown and The Kings of Nuthin'. I've also become well acquainted with a lot of northern soul in the last couple of years, a form of music I'd always ignored previously. The good thing about the internet is that it allows you to explore musical styles at your leisure and uncover many a gem that you may have overlooked. They say that downloading is killing music but I have probably spent more on CDs since getting a computer than at any other time, so go figure...or don't, it's up to you.
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Absolutely any David Lynch film, especially Firewalk With Me, Wild At Heart, Blue Velvet, Eraserhead and Mulholland Drive. Films by other directors I really like include Don't Look Now, Performance, The Man Who Fell To Earth, Blow Up, A Clockwork Orange, The Ipcress File, Alfie, Get Carter, Casino Royale, Up The Junction, Saturday Night And Sunday Morning, Forbidden Planet, Barbarella, Psycho(and most Hitchcock films), Freaks, This Is Spinal Tap, That'll Be The Day, The Changeling (a very creepy ghost story indeed). I like loads of horror stuff as well, from old stuff like Nosferatu and The Cabinet of Dr Caligari, through the golden years of b&w features such as Frankenstein/Bride Of Frankenstein, Dracula, The Mummy, The Wolfman etc. The best period for horror films in my opinion was in the 60s and 70s with Roger Corman teaming up with Vincent Price for many a classic, and at a similar time, many excellent films being made by Hammer Film Studio. As a young lad in the seventies, Hammer horror films introduced me to the joys of scantily clad women with amazing breasts and good hair, Ingrid Pitt and Kate O'Mara especially were goddesses. I also like the usual seventies classics such as The Exorcist, Texas Chainsaw Massacre etc and through to more modern times with things like The Ring, Dead End, Cabin Fever, Dog Soldiers and The Hills Have Eyes.
I also like loads of comedy films as well but you're probably losing the will to live by now so you'll just have to take my word for that!
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Telly is just there for when there's nothing else to do really, although I do like a good sitcom. The Office was genius, Spaced was excellent, all the Alan Partridge series and Father Ted were brilliant. What else then? Curb Your Enthusiasm, Seinfeld, The Mighty Boosh, Frasier, The Simpsons, Malcolm In The Middle, Extras, The Day Today, Brass Eye, and there's a new series on the BBC called Pulling, which is very funny. The only other things I regularly watch on telly is football, documentaries and The Horror channel. I'm always promising myself that I'll start buying all the series of The Sopranos and then watch them all from the beginning but it never happens, something else always crops up.
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I love books but I ain't nuthin but a gorehound, no Shakespeare here. James Ellroy, Clive Barker, James Herbert, Joseph Heller, Kinky Friedman, Brett Easton Ellis, William Golding, Tom Sharp, H.P.Lovecraft, John Wyndham, Edgar Allen Poe, Raymond Chandler, Michael Slade, Robert W. Chambers.
I also really enjoy biographies involving rock'n'roll excess, sex and death, and any junk horror and sci-fi, especially Guy N.Smith who is so bad that he seems to come through the other side somehow.
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Elvis Presley, Nick Cave, Lux Interior, Poison Ivy, Frank Sinatra, Sandie Shaw, Polly Harvey, Gene Vincent, Sid Vicious, Tom Waits, Dave Gahan, TV Smith, George Best, Marc Almond (although he's gone a bit rubbish over the years), Lemmy, Johnny Cash, George Jones, Marty Robbins, Johnny Horton, Patsy Cline, Scott Walker, Leonard Cohen, Richey Edwards, Matt Johnson, Howard Devoto, Hank Williams and Blixa Bargeld, not forgetting of course Daphne and Celeste..Oh, and anyone who thinks I'm still worth the effort after all my numerous fuck ups over the years (they know who they are)...
Which Rockabilly Cat Are You?
You're Elvis!You're the king. You've got sexy lyrics and a pelvis to back them up. You seem to constantly be in a love triangle (through no fault of your own, of course), and women can't help but fall into your arms. Just watch your weight as the years go by, and stay away from white jumpsuits.
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What Psychobilly band plays the soundtrack of your life?
MAD SIN
Your life is a roller coaster, but you love being high. Sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll are very important to you. Your life has one amazing soundtrack.
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Your Hillbilly Name Is...
Otis Montana
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The Dante's Inferno Test has banished you to the Second Level of Hell!
Here is how you matched up against all the levels:
Level Score
Purgatory (Repenting Believers) Very Low
Level 1 - Limbo (Virtuous Non-Believers) Very Low
Level 2 (Lustful) Extreme
Level 3 (Gluttonous) High
Level 4 (Prodigal and Avaricious) Moderate
Level 5 (Wrathful and Gloomy) High
Level 6 - The City of Dis (Heretics) High
Level 7 (Violent) Very High
Level 8- the Malebolge (Fraudulent, Malicious, Panderers) Very High
Level 9 - Cocytus (Treacherous) Moderate
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