I play Bass guitar in "The Undercovers", a covers band based in Rock 'n' Roll Burgess Hill, that play pubs, bars, parties and all that. We play gigs in clubs around the Brighton area. I also play the electric and acoustic guitar, drums and a bit of everything... oh and i'm trying to do mixing in Ableton live!
I'm loving my computer games right now... mainly strategy games like Battle for Middle Earth II, but luckily i haven't yet felt it necessary to learn elvish. I collect old games consoles, got loads of retro games! I think i'm starting to develop internet addiction though, which is going to be fun.
THere should be some slideshows of stuff I've made below, if not hit refresh!
Food isn't really an interest is it? It's not that I can't be bothered to cook, its that picking up a leaflet, dialing a number and telling somebody what you want is so much more satisfying. That said, I can cook when I can be bothered. I love steak... mmm, steak, but can eat almost anything. Not a fan of liqourice, lamb or fish with bones...
Love watching Premiership action but I lack the commitment to support one team... call it cowardice call it whatever. I'm sure we're in agreement that football is the greatest sport ever invented. No? I play frisbee too. Might take up cycling, although its difficult without a bike; but not impossible.
I'd like to meet:
Persons who consider themselves to be 'safe'. If your musical thats a good start!
I'm going to have to change my description of that kind of girl i'm looking for. You may or may not remember, but I previously allowed for 1 mental illness. That was definately a mistake. No, i'm not going into it.
Now i'm looking for a girl who loves her music, can talk nonsence for hours and thinks there is more to life than what they are told about. A dreamer, like me :)
Its Photo Time!
Music:
I measure my music collection in months. Here's the highlights!
Fave Current Acts:
Dragonforce
Muse
Arcade Fire
Bloc Party
Fall Out Boy
Panic At the Disco
The Futureheads
Hard-Fi
Songs I can't live without:
Foo Fighters - Alone & Easy Target
Souls Of Mischief - 93 Till Infinity
At the Drive In - Invalid Litter Dept.
Eminem - Bitch Please Part 2
Tupac - Do For Love
My Vitriol - Always Your Way
My Top 100 Albums:
Movies:
There was a time just after my GCSE exams where I went to the Virgin cinema almost every day. Thanks to their MEGAPASS I saw nearly every film that came out in the summer of '99, and what a year that was for movies!
I was lucky enough to see Star Wars Episode II when I was in Australia at a midnight showing the day it came out! I didn't specifically travel out there to do that though if thats what your thinking... I'm not that tragic.
My Top (However Many) Movies:
A Knights Tale
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Television:
We didn't have the internet until I was 11, so I had to learn what the world was all about through the TV. Thank god the Internet arrived, because otherwise i'd still be sitting there... Probably watching filth like this:
Books:
Books are Great. Most of my books are things like referece books though... got loads of atlases! Read the Harry Potter books, the Hobbit, got lots more to read when I get round to it!
Heroes:
Bill Bailey
Isambard Kingdom Brunel
Trey Parker
Matt Stone
Richard Attenborough
Ray Mears
Kurt Cobain
James Tiberius Kirk
Will Wright (Sim City & the Sims)
Steven Colbert (for this )
Winston Churchill
Dave Grohl
Brian May
Sid Meier (Civilization games)
Chris Morris (The Day Today & Brass Eye)
Jimi Hendrix
There was this program on a few years ago presented by Adam Hart-Davis; a man with a love of luminous pink and yellow lycra. His program 'Local Heroes' told you about all the people that invented the things we take for granted today, and whos names have already been forgotten. My list is nothing to do with that. Just clearing that up.
