I have a lot of interests.
I'm also pretty into modeling.
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I'd like to meet:
Probably Jesus and Abe Lincoln, plus George Washington, John Rambo, and Marlon Brando.
Music:
Here is some music I like: Tool, The Mars Volta, King Crimson, Tenacious D, Radiohead, Elliot Smith, Carcass, Morbid Angel, Between the Buried and Me, the Melvins, Big Business, Pantera, The Beatles, Cat Power, Elvis Presley, Waylon Jennings, Merle Haggard, Opeth, David Allan Coe, Chuck Berry, Dead Kennedys, Crass, Rudimentary Peni, Minor Threat, Slayer, Black Flag, Rollins Band, NIN, Death, Johnny Cash, Six Feet Under, Decapitated, Flogging Molly, Fugazi, Iron Maiden, Gojira, Junior Kimbrough, R.L. Burnside, James Blood Ulmer, Led Zeppelin, Handel, Bach, Pachelbel, Macabre, Mastodon, Megadeth, Necrophagist, Modest Mouse, Nirvana, Regina Spektor, Sleepytime Gorilla Museum, Iggy Pop, The Stooges, Syd Barret, Pink Floyd, The Velvet Underground, The White Stripes.
I used to be in Flesh Famine. It was a death metal band in the vein of Carcass and Morbid Angel, but we had a Christian theme.
This is the band.
Flesh Famine - "Sesquipedalian Turpitude"
I was in another band too, and it was called, "The Frying Dutchmen." It was a band in which we, that is, Phil and I, invented a brand new sub-genre known as German Electro-Trash with our first LP known as "The Sexy Lexicon," featuring German Electro-Trash classics such as "Jenseits Von Hut Und Hose" and "Hitler Remix." I don't have any videos though. We're on myspace, I think.
I was in another band called MPE with this guy called John and this other guy whose name, I think, was Dave. It was a noise band LOL.
I was in another band called "Poopenshaft" with B-Swizzle. We recorded one song and wrote one other. It was like a mix of early Butthole Surfers and Kiss.
I was in a punk band with Shane called "Ranks Defecation." We made T-shirts and recorded an EP on a 4-track cassette. It had lyrics like Rudimentary Peni.
I was in an electro-thrash band called "Downs Sister" and released one LP which was being sold at Rhino in Claremont, CA. I think I sold two copies to someone. It had a picture on the cover of a kid with Down's Syndrome. The band was me playing noise with a drum machine and keyboards and making strange noises with my voice.
I was in a band called Sorceror with Ian and Pat from Channeling Darkness. It was a Norweigan Black Metal band with lyrics about Norweigan culture and history, including folklore and mysticism. We wrote two really good songs and then stopped playing.
I am currently in the band Channeling Darkness. They are on myspace.
Movies:
I like movies.
I'm pretty into The Fall, The Cell, First Blood, Rambo (IV), Modern Times, Braveheart, Bram Stoker's Dracula (Coppola version), Pulp Fiction, Frailty, The Godfather I and II but definitely not III, Metropolis (the silent film without the sepia tinting and techno score), Unforgiven (Clint Eastwood), Blade Runner (especially the Final Cut version), Oh Brother Where Art Thou, Milo and Otis, There Will Be Blood, Casino Royale, Napoleon Dynamite, Nacho Libre, Harold and Kumar Go To White Castle, Spare A Dollar, Downfall (the one about Hitler), Monty Python and the Holy Grail, Taxi Driver, Casino, Goodfellas, The Departed, The Civil War (Ken Burns documentary), Lost Highway (David Lynch), Top Gun, Borat, Wedding Crashers, Out of the Past (with Kirk Douglas), Ben-Hur (the silent and the color versions), Apocalypto, Planet Terror, Death Proof, The Passion, 3:10 to Yuma, The Prestige.
Sometimes I make movies.
Television:
Twin Peaks was the best show ever to be on TV. It's too bad Mulholland Drive was canceled by ABC. I like What Not to Wear and LA Ink. The John Adams miniseries was pretty good too.
Books:
John Fante, Stephen King, Charles Bukowski, E.E. Cummings, The Bible, Hugh Ross, Clive Barker, James Joyce, Dostoyevsky, Ayn Rand, Poe, Shakespeare, Hem, Orson Scott Card, H.P. Lovecraft, Dean Koontz.
Heroes:
Mel Gibson. The man knows story structure.
