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Basically, I listen to music as much as possible through the long and tipically boring days...that is, if I am not at a concert for the time being.
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Jenny Lewis, The Black Keys & Queens of the Stone Age.
Well, I guess I should name a few...
Margot and the Nuclear So and So's, Anders Parker, Sonic Youth,
Sublime, CKY, Zwan,
Calla, Sparta, Spookie Daly Pride,
Mad Season, Bush, Ani Difranco,
Hum, Cake, Faully,
Audioslave, Bauhaus, Foo Fighters,
Nirvana, Pavement, Elvis Costello, Built To Spill,
Smashing Pumpkins, Modest Mouse, White Stripes, Melissa Auf der Maur,
Brand New, Blondie, Led Zepplin,
The Pixies, Queens of the Stone Age, Radiohead,
Dinosaur Jr., HIM, Jimmy Eat World,
Pearl Jam, The Flaming Lips, The Cure,
matt pond PA, Lou Reed, SSLYBY,
Nova Lunacy, Beep Beep, Portishead,
Bright Eyes, The Mars Volta, 311,
The Arcade Fire, The Decemberists, The Bravery,
A lot of 70's punk, back when punk was punk and not pop/punk which has taken over almost everything. Kudos to those who don't give in. I like a lot of 80's underground music. It's just not what it used to be, I love to hear people who have a different sound that aren't part of the oh so familiar generic scene.
The Postal Service, Spoon, Bloc Party,
Kings of Leon, Always John, Beck,
The Verve Pipe, Uncle Tupelo(Jeff Tweedy), Wilco,
Stephen Malkmus and The Jicks, The Helio Sequence, The Redwalls, Speakeasy,
Eagles of Death Metal, Desert Sessions, Iggy Pop, Tool,
A Perfect Circle, NIN, the Eels,
John Frusciante, Rilo Kiley, Andrew Bird,
Ryan Adams, Low,and Pete Yorn.
The Velvet Underground
Oh fuck, we can't forget the Dresden Dolls!
Trainspotting, Grosse Point Blank, A Human Stain, A Murder of Crows, Dogtown and the Z-boys, Kill Bill series, Office Space, Clerks, Empire Records, Ferris Beullers Day Off, Harold and Kumar go to White Castle, Swimming Pool, The Notebook, High Fidelity, Employee of the Month, Bottle Rocket, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Lone Star State of Mind, Dazed and Confused, Touch, Pulp Fiction, Jesus Is Magic, The Family Stone, Murderball, my bonus Jeff Buckley DVD, most anything with Courtney Love and John Cusack, and some others...
and for those of you how have watched Pink Flamingos, will you join me as i say to myself, WTF?
I don't watch so much tv, if I do, it's usually re-runs of Kids in the Hall, or really old SNL. However, my new found loves are Dexter and Weeds, thank you Showtime. (also some south park)(and scrubs) P.S. I believe everyone should watch Lil Bush on Comedy Central, it's terrific. The Sarah Silverman show was also a gem.
The Haphazard Amorist by Graham Jackson; Walking Through Mirrors by Brian Keith Jackson; Perfume: The Story of Murder by Patrick Suskind; most anything by Charles Bukowski; Scar Tissue; Down The Highway-Bob Dylan biography, From The Murks of The Sultry Abyss; White Fluffy Clouds; Animal Farm; The Secret Life of Bees.
This just in...(drum roll)
Chuck Klosterman is an amazing writer,(formerly from Spin Magazine) and is easy to relate to on his subjects. He's just a normal guy like any of the rest of us, but is able to put what he's thinking down on paper and have it make sense in an exciting way. My latest find is, Sex, Drugs, and Cocoa Puffs. I'm trying to soak it up as much and as quickly as possible because i want to get started on one of his newer books, Killing Yourself To Live(85% of a true story).
Uh, I guess it would have to be someone that has the balls to go for their dream and not look back, not letting our twisted society get in the way. Don't exactly have a real person, guess I should start looking...
Fuck Yeah!