..errr Music!!! I'm pretty keen on my kids to (3 little boys) and film - I do like films. But that's all below.
Well generally I like people who are passionate about music but specifically at this time, I'd like to meet people who need a top class studio and a friendly, helpful bloke who knows how to use his gear!
I specialise in helping singer/songwriters with really bare song ideas turn them into full productions, but there is plenty of room for a live band and obviously as a singing coach, HL Studios is an idea place for vocal demos or just Recording Studio Experience days.
Check out the studio website at:
http://www.hlstudios.co.uk
if any of this sounds good to you. There are plenty of photos of the studio and lots of audio clips from our many happy clients.
God, loads of stuff. Easier to say what I don't like - which is line dancing music, county and western (new country ain't SO bad), bad punk (the kind where being punk is an excuse for an inability to play - not the good punk!) and very thrash metal. The cheeky girls are non of the above so why do I dislike them so much? I wouldn't wanna have the sound up when Chico was on either but that's cause he's funnier if you don't have to listen. I like Britney with the sound off to. Whole other reason...
Almost anything that includes: Ridley Scott, Luc Besson, Jean Reno, Bryan Singer (inc House but that's TV), Johnny Depp, Brad Pitt (he is SO not just eye candy for the ladies, check out Twelve Monkeys and Snatch) The Princess Bride and Spinal Tap (natch) loads really, I'll add more later!
24 - Oh my god, how good is this programme?! I used to think Cracker and Morse were amazing but this is unbeatable. Lovin' Prison Break, House, Bones and ER at the moment. Really can't stand reality TV though, especially "Big Brother" or "I'm a D list Celebrity, Get me a new career"
Anything by Tom Clancy (the real ones, not the "executive writes"), almost anything by John Grisham, Michael Criton (that's not how you spell it but it's late) and Dan Brown. I guess I'm an 'Airport Lounge" kinda reader.
Bob Clearmountain, Bob Katz, Glen Ballard, Diane Warren (Yes it's formula but the formula works!) George Michael (for THAT Parkie interview as much as the whole singing thing), my wife for putting up with me (not that she always does) my boys for the men they are yet to be, Mark for actually doing it (whatever else, it will be something for you to tell the children) the hard core En Masse crowd that make me proud and every singer who cared more about the song than they did about how it made them sound.