My Interests : Isn't it obvious

      Favorite Music : I have gone through various stages. When I was 13 and 14, it was hard rock like Rush, Van Halen, Ozzy Osbourne, Led Zeppelin and Iron Maiden, but my tastes progressed quickly to Pink Floyd, Jimi Hendrix, the Grateful Dead, the Doors, Bob Dylan, and Jefferson Airplane, which is mostly what I listen to today. I also love Beethoven, especially on acid (a true psychedelic master).  I have a huge bootleg collection I have maintained since I was 16, which includes over 1500 hours of live psychedelic music (non-dead). My personal favorite though is early Pink Floyd w/ Syd Barrett, and has been my favorite since I was 16. Currently I listen to Particle, Sound Tribe Sector Nine, Phil Lesh & Friends, Ratdog, andything Dead related including Dark Star Orchestra, Grapefruit Ed, Workingmans Ed, etc.

     Favorite Movies : Star Wars and the Empire Strikes Back (I know it's a little cheesy, but everyone has to admit, they were great films, and I saw them at the theatre when I was 7 years old and 10 years old. Next on the list would have to be "Matrix", although I feel it could have been made even better than it was. Clockwork Orange was a masterpiece. Kubrick is a master filmmaker. "Eyes Wide Shut" got him murdered. Also, Kubrick's Full Metal Jacket was great. Zardoz is a classic that I love, as well as H.G. Wells, "Things to Come", from 1936, also a true classic. Comedies could never be at the top of my list, but there are a few that I really enjoy. "South Park - Bigger, Longer, and Uncut" would have to be at the top. "Life of Brian". Also "Fridays", and "Don't Be a Menace to South Central While Drinking your Juice in the Hood". And more recently, a great film I rented was "Steal this Movie - The Life of Abbie Hoffman" This one was one of the greatest movies I've seen in a long time, and probably near the top of my  favorite list. "Dark Night" was very cool. "Harrison Bergeron" kicked ass for Sci-Fi. "What the Bleep do we know" was worth watching. I really enjoyed "V" for Vendetta. Great filmmakers with great ideas.... the Watchowsky Brothers. The Animatrix was awesome and I highly recommend it to everyone. There are plenty of other ones.

     Favorite Books : Some of the first books I read on politics and drugs when I was a teenager are still some of my favorites, like "Electric Kool Aid Acid Test", "Acid Dreams - The CIA, LSD and the Sixties Rebellion", I would highly recommend for anyone who wants to know what was really going on back then. Also "Revolution for the Hell of it" By Abbie Hoffman inspired me towards activism more than any other single thing I ever read. Of course, The Emperor Wears no Clothes, about the Marijuana conspiracy. Skull and Bones (America's Secret Establishment) by Antony Sutton. Proofs of a Conspiracy by John Robison, from 1798. This one is not easy reading, but well worth the knowledge. The Sacred Mushroom and the Cross by John Allegro, and Priesthood of the Ills trilogy. (The Axe was God, The Rod was Mercury, Thirty Thousand Gods before Jehovah). The "Scarlet and the Beast" series. Space Aliens from the Pentagon. Miracle on Main Street (On money principles and the federal reserve system, but easy reading and a good intro. book, very inspiring!!), and last but not least, "Pandora's Box", the ultimate unseen hand behind the New World Order". Alien Identities by Richard Thimpson was excellent. Most Recently Matrix V by Val Valerian including Vol. II, and III. GREAT STUFF!

     People I admire the most (and in no particular order, since people don't have different values) : Syd Barrett, Roger Waters, Ken Kesey, Bob Dylan, Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, Abbie Hoffman, Albert Hoffman, Jack Herer, Jordon Maxwell, Roger Elvick, Robert Kelly, Alex Constantine, and people who think for themselves. Lately I have come to admire the work that Alex Jones is doing along with Jeff Rense. Two great sites and talk shows I have to commend them both. Winston Shrout has stepped up to the plate and is batting a 10 in my book. Sam Kennedy and Pastor Massod, and Howard Griswold all have my stamp of approval as well. There are so many great people out there doing great work. Too many to name. I really admire people that make change, for the better, in our world.

      Favorite pasttime : Figuring out ways to turn the structure upside down, how to dismantle it altogether, then how to dispose of it accordingly, with no environmental damage in the process. Other than that, I would rather be making love.

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