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The Vladimirs Metal, Punk	Moby Electronic, Dance
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About Me

I am a filmmaker (who isn't these days, right?) and an avid soundtrack aficionado.

Favorite Artists

Afghan Whigs, Alice In Chains, Tori Amos, The Beatles, Belle & Sebastian, Black Sabbath, David Bowie, James Brown, Johnny Cash, Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, Coldplay, Danzig, Dead Can Dance, DJ Shadow, Dirty Three, Peter Gabriel, Gorillaz, Grinderman, Guns N' Roses, Billy Idol, Interpol, Chris Isaak, The Killers, Mark Lanegan, Led Zeppelin, Massive Attack, Ministry, Monster Magnet, Muse, Nine Inch Nails, Roy Orbison, Peace Orchestra, Peaches, Peeping Tom, Portishead, Elvis Presley, Pearl Jam, PJ Harvey, Pink Floyd, Queens of the Stone Age, Radiohead, She Wants Revenge, Nina Simone, Social Distorion, Soul Coughing, Soundgarden, The Doors, The Good The Bad and The Queen, The Spaceship Martini Kundalini, This Mortal Coil, Tindersticks, Tricky, Tweaker, Type O Negative, UNKLE, Velvet Underground, Violent Femmes, Tom Waits, Ween, Paul Weller, The Who, Wild Colonials, Amy Winehouse, Yo La Tengo, Neil Young, ZZ Top and many, many, many more....

Favorite Albums

In No Particular Order Some Of My Favorite Albums Are: Radiohead - Kid A, Radiohead - Amnesiac, Danzig II: Lucifuge, Massive Attack - Protection, Belle & Sebastian - If You're Feeling Sinister, R.E.M. - Green, Soul Coughing - Ruby Vroom, Queens of the Stone Age - Lullaby's to Paralyze, Peter Gabriel - Us, Godspeed You Black Emperor! - F#A#Infinity, Self titled Albums: Grinderman, Gorillaz, Peeping Tom, Vampire Weekend.

Favorite Venues

Top 5 Venues 1. The Warfield in San Francisco California. Why? I've seen so many great shows there Danzig, Violent Femmes, Sugar. And I've had some crazy experiences waiting to meet Danzig (original line up plus Erie Von's girlfriend) and Sugar's Bob Mould and Co. who talked us about the perilous nature of parallel parking in S.F. and Jello Biafra who just happened to be grocery shopping at 2 am with a fur jacket and cowboy hat. Plus it's just an amazing venue to see a show. 2. The Cactus Club in San Jose California. Why? I saw Yo La Tengo there for the first time. I watched Ira, from the front row, shred the guitar like he was Jimi Hendrix, then I walked home (3 miles) in the cold. A magical night. 3. The Roseland (even dispite the crappy acoustics) in Portland Oregon. Why? I saw Rollins band and Danzig tear it up in the Rose city. 4. La Luna in Portland Oregon (now defunct). Why? It was the last time I saw Yo La Tengo live. The last time was nearly as good as the first. 5. Paradise Lounge: A podunk bar in San Francisco. Why? Two of the best live shows I've ever been to. Front row to Chris Isaak and Silvertone as they honed their skills, unannounced, for their San Francisco Days tour. The most intimate environment ever, it was like a house party rather than a show. Runner Up: The Crystal Ballroom: Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds. I was set to see them on Sept. 14 2001. The show of course was canceled. I waited over seven years for them to come back. It was worth the wait. NC&TBS did not disappoint. And it the show was on Nick Cave's birthday. It doesn't get much better than that.