I'd like to meet:

Kings of Leon - Use Somebody

Music:

DEATH FROM ABOVE 1979 Killswitch Engage The Klaxions Slayer Alexisonfire Jimmy Hendrix The Who A Perfect Circle Godsmack Mudvayne A Perfect Circle Slayer Sugarcoma Killswitch Engage Taproot Prodigy Daniel Lioneye Jonny Cash My Ruin Opeth HIM Alexisonfire Bullet For My Valentine Cradle of Filth Story of the Year Senses Fail Finch Underoath Roadrunner United EighteenVisions Thrice Alice Cooper Alice in Chains Anthrax Arch Enemy Atreyu The Avalanches Audioslave Apocalyptica The Beatles Biohazard Billy Talent Bjork Black Sabbath Bob Dylan Bob Marley Breaking Benjamin Caliban Cannibal Corpse Carcass Children of Bodom Chimaira Clutch Coheed and Cambria Coldplay Cradle of filth Cranberries? Crosy Stills & Nash Crowbar The Cure Cypress Hill Deathstars DEATH FROM ABOVE 1979 Devil Driver Down The Doors DragonForce Evanessence Faith No More Faithless Fall out Balls Frank Zappa GMoney Gold Finger Guns N' Roses Hatebreed Hatesphere HIM In Flames Incubus Iron Maiden Jack off Jill Jose Gonzales Janes Addiction Kate Bush Killing Joke Killswitch Engage KoRn Lacuna Coil Lamb Of God Led Zeppelin Lil'Jon Linkin Park Machinehead Mad Season Mastodon Megadeath Metallica Murderdolls Muse Napalm Death Nirvana Obituary Opeth Pantera Pearl Jam Pendulum Pink Floyd Placebo Plain White T's Portishead Prodigy Queen RATM Rammstein Ramones Red hot chilli's Robert Plant Rush? Sepultura Sigur Ros Silverchair Skidrow Slayer Slipknot Smashing Pumpkins Soundgarden Static-x The Stranglers Sway Sugar Cult SOAD TBS Temple of the Dog Tiest Trivium Van Halen Velvet Revolver

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Movies:

If You Keep Losing Sleep

Books:

Jonny Cash,'Memoirs of a Geisha' By Arthur Golden (years before the film came out and all of you 'cultured' little fucks thought "Oooh I'm so interesting for reading all about gaaaaysherrrs because I saw it in a film once and it were reet interesting". PSHHT. '1984' By George Orwell 'The Age of Spiritual Machines' By Ray Kurzweil 'On the Road' By Jack Kerouac 'The Wind Up Bird Chronicles' By Haruki Murakami 'Angelas Ashes' and 'Tis' By Frank McCourt 'Falling Leaves' and 'Chinese Cinderella' By Adeline Yen Mah 'Witchchild' and 'Sorceress' By Celia Rees 'The Raging Quiet' By Sherryl Jordan 'Boy' By Roald Dahl 'Come Closer' By Sara Gran I am a library woman but like to buy books. I however, refuse to buy them form Waterstones, as the shelves are in a biazarre, abstract order, the staff are only slightly alive, and the books are more expensive than they would be for their weight in gold. Amazon is the future people. Oh, and if anyone ever recommends the book 'Wuthering Heights' By Emily Bronte to you, REFUSE IT. It is the worst book in the world, and critics try to make it something it is not. I could analyse Coronation Street to the same extent, and say that Fred Elliot has a powerful ethereal presence, in which he sells his meat with such passion. But you'd all know I'd be talking utter bollocks. Possibly the most overrated book of all time.

Heroes:

Reflections Of A Sound
jonny cash,elvis,iggy pop,Daniel Jonhs