Pillar of the community.

THE ROCK, Queens of the Stone Age Nirvana The Green and Yellow TV Superdrag Supergrass The Jesus Lizard Come Foo Fighters BRMC Quicksand Helmet Secret Machines Afghan Whigs Mark Lanegan Interpol Green DayJeff Buckley Autolux Radiohead Coldplay Flaming Lips SoundgardenOasis Barkmarket Chavez INDIE AND POP The Dissociatives Sloan The Sleepy Jackson The Shins Arcade Fire Michael Penn Wilco Joseph Arthur Spoon Amusement Parks on Fire Elliott Smith Sparklehorse Grandaddy Patrick Park Bright Eyes 16 Horsepower Built to Spill Cat Power Cathode THE CLASSICS the Beatles The Zep The Police XTC old R.E.M. Johnny Cash Elvis Costello The Beach Boys Neil Young Velvet Underground Simon & GarfunkelThe Who Pink Floyd Hall & Oates Tom Waits Jane's Big Star The Zombies Bob Dylan Nick Drake The Kinks Bowie Pixies RAP Public Enemy A Tribe Called Quest JAZZ John Coltrane Frank Sinatra Miles Billie Holliday Monk Chet Baker

The Godfather I & II, of course, Mr. Mom, Star Wars trilogy, The Royal Tenenbaums, Office Space, Apocalypse Now, It's A Wonderful Life, A Christmas Story, Airplane, Spinal Tap, Team America, Glengarry Glen Ross -"Fuck the 'Machine'", Back to the Future, Dr. Strangelove, Farenheit 9/11, Big, Big Fish, others

The Simpsons, Six Feet Under, The Sopranos, 24-maybe the most exciting show ever, The Daily Show. 60 Minutes & Nightline sometimes. The Office BBC, it's good stuff, yeah? Wondershowzen- Patience!.

1984, Brave New World (both appropriate reads for these times), Blindness by Jose Saramago, Palahnuik, Mailer, Fante, Atwood, Wally Lamb, Don Delillo Magazines: The New Yorker's my only current subsciption. Well, since I wrote this, I apparently no longer have a subscription to it, but it's still a good magazine.