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Old friends and new, people with something to teach, people with something to learn, fellow students of mortality, and those that are creating the new world that will take the place of this one.John The Revelator
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How about Alphabetically? Aesop Rock, Alice in Chains, Aphex Twin, Beck, Belle and Sebastian, Bjork, Black Sabbath, Blind Melon, Built to Spill, Bob Dylan, Bob Marley, Bright Eyes, Dead Kennedys, Dead Can Dance, Death Cab for Cutie, DJ Spooky, Fiona Apple, Gorillaz, James, Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix, Lauren Hill, Led Zeppelin, Mad Professor, Mason Jennings, Modest Mouse, Mofro, Morphine, Neutral Milk Hotel, Nirvana, Outkast, Pearl Jam, Pink Floyd, Portishead, R.E.M. Radiohead, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Santana, Smashing Pumpkins, Soundgarden, Spiritualized, Sublime, The Beastie Boys, The Cure, The Doors, The Flaming Lips, The Future Sound of London, The White Stripes, The Who, Tom Petty, Tori Amos, Tortoise, Trans Am, Tricky, Van Morrison, Violent Femmes, Ween, Wyclef, Oh, and I can't forget Johnny Cash, and Deltron.
1. Monty Python and the Holy Grail 2. Willow 3 LOTR Series 4. Dazed and Confused 5. Baraka 6. Army of Darkness 7. Spirited Away 8. V for Vendetta 9. I 3 Huckabees 10. Dawn of the Dead
I know that the cool thing to say is "Don't Watch It" or some such anti-television thing, but here's the shows that I like, and thanks to the wonders of DVD I don't have to watch them w/ commercials. 1. LOST 2 Buffy the Vampire Slayer 3. Six Feet Under 4 Angel 5. Wonder ShowzenI'll admit, I also like watching "So You Think You Can Dance?" because the dancers are awesome.
Books is a hard field to fill. I'll divide it up a little. Fiction I like the Anne Rice Books. I love fantasy and particularly like "The Wheel of Time" series. I love J.R.R. Tolkiens work. I've revisited a few Steven King books and still like "The Stand" and "Skeleton Crew". I love "The Onion" anthologies. I love Mark Twain, I love Orwell and even dig some of C.S. Lewis's work. I like Harlan Ellison's short stories a lot, and I'm working to get into Andre Gide. I love Kurt Vonnegut and Tom Robbins. Poets I love Walt Whitman, Ginsberg, Dickinson and Dylan Thomas. Nonfiction My favorite non-fiction book is The Lucifer Principle by Howard Bloom. I want to read Global Brain by him as well and am prepared to be floored. As far as political writing goes, I really like Greg Palast, Armed Madhouse, by him is highly recommended, although it may twist your brain a little. I love Robert Fisk's writing, I awoke politically after reading Howard Zinn's Peoples History of the US. I love Aldous Huxley's The Perennial Philosophy. I can't get enough of astology and occult books. I particularly like Crowley's work, and I have a small book by Annie Besant entitled "On Karma" that is fantastic. I have a whole shelf of astrology books, most that are crap, but some that are really good.
Bill Hicks. Thomas Jefferson. Gandhi.
In a Past Life...
You Were: A Banished Priest.
Where You Lived: Siberia.
How You Died: Consumption.
Who Were You In a Past Life?