Music.........can't get enough. Love film, theatre, reading, eating out and of course the occasional libation.I have recently taken up fencing, and some say I have a natural flair for the blade. In some circles I am now addressed as Lord of the Sword.I'm also interested in the influence of cockney music in the thrash metal techno bangra scene.....
People mainly........although if there are any animals who are computer literate, can think conceptually, and can read & write then feel free to contact me.
That is a difficult question.Alternative, Blues, Classical, Country, Dance, Easy Listening, Electronica, Folk, Funk, Hip Hop, Jazz, Latin, Metal, Rock, Soul and World.Artists that stand out from the crowd - Radiohead, Longpigs, Jeff Buckley, Chet Baker, Nick Drake, Sigur Ros, Cinematic Orchestra, Nitin Sawhney, Rufus Wainwright, David Bowie, Stevie Wonder, Ray Charles, Pearl Jam, Cream, John Martyn, Bonobo, Aphex Twin, Ben & Jason, Alice In Chains, Deadly Avenger, Soundgarden, Elliott Smith, Feist, Ella Fitzgerald, Kings Of Convenience, Otis Redding, Seth Lakeman, Josh Rouse, Jose Gonzalez, Pink Floyd, Martin Grech, Joseph Arthur, Lamb, Ben Harper, Joanna Newsom, Mogwai, Kings Of Leon, Stina Nordenstam, Paul Anka, Queens Of The Stone Age, Turnin Breaks, Emillian Torrini, Frou Frou, Elbow.......I could go on.
A hard question again. A selection would be City of God, Memento, The Fisher King, Old Boy, LOTR, anything Epic and anything by the Cohen Brothers.
The opiate of the masses
This one's tricky as well, especially without looking like a fantasy/sci-fi geek. Erm.....for starters A Booke Of Days by Stephen J Rivell, or any of David Gemmells books. (RIP dude)
My Family & My Friends. Those who have made a mark on me, and or course the late great Oliver Reed