Philosophy. Theology. Religion and all its quirks and implications. Thinking. Art. Piano music. Monopoly. Cluedo. Scrabble. Risk. New Scientist Magazine. Long Walks. Interesting conversation.
Bill Bailey, Richard Dawkins - DONE, The Pope - DONE, Jesus, although to be honest I wouldn't know what to say.
Eastern European Polka. Ska, best live. Bill Bailey. Beethoven. Neil Innes and the Bonzos. [Three of which begin with a B]. Pink Floyd. Genesis. Simon & Garfunkel. Belle & Sebastian. [Both of which have an & in the title. I like that.] AFI. Opeth. Rammstein. Dave Brubeck & Co. JAZZ in general. Leningrad. + The Offspring for old times sake. Modest Mouse. Dead Kennedys [Despite the grammatical error]. Hell, I even like some indie.
Lord of the Rings - though films adapted from books shouldn't really be classed as films in their own right. The Wicker Man. Apocolypse Now. Star Wars. Rocky Horror. Dogma. Bandits. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. Ninth Gate. Little Otik. Fight Club. Marx Brothers. Road to Utopia. Dr Zhivago. Trainspotting. Broken Hearts Club. Random Westerns. The Pianist. Twelve Monkeys. Twelve Angry Men. In The Heat Of The Night.
I like the following: Top Gear, Have I Got News For You, The Heaven and Earth Show, Newsnight, Black Books, Yes Minister, Red Dwarf, Potatoes and Dragons, The Clangers, random documentres that take my fancy and most period dramas. Everything else is just laziness.
For the past 3 weeks I have read nothing but out of print theology books. But I read other things. Iris Murdoch, Thomas Hardy and JRR Tolkien are all good on the novel front. I like poetry that feels real. and John Clare.
Wittgenstein, Bill Bailey, Richard Dawkins, Jesus, David Hume, Tolkien, Neil Innes, Ian Hislop