That which is natural, earthy, green and brown. Be it here or there. And the mechanisms existing on the other end of the spectrum which are generally defined by data rates and frame sizes.
Music
I listen to Pearl Jam, Bill Miller, Jethro Tull, Johnny Cash, Zeppelin, The Who, Pearl Jam, Blind Melon, Unified Theory, Everything is Energy, Wolfmother, Pearl Jam, The Driftin' South Band, Dave Carter and Tracy Grammer, Steve Earle, Pearl Jam, Isaac Hayes, Guy Buttery, Emmylou Harris, MAD Taxpayers, CCR, Neil Young, Nirvana, The Doors, Pearl Jam, The Beatles, Metallica, Black Sabbath, Willie Nelson, Pearl Jam, you get the picture.
Movies
Television
Prison Break, 24, Lost
Books
I'm on my third trip through the Hebrew Scriptures and my sixth trip through the Greek. I always come back to Krishnamurti who I would like to call my hero, but that would completely unfold the entire purpose (let's just say my eyes are wide open, usually). I found both volumes of H.G. Wells' "The Outline of History" at an antique store. I just finished volume one and slowly getting through the second one. Great book!
Heroes
Heroes? Maybe you missed the part about Krishnamurti!
Jeremias (OpenMicNetwork) Look for me on Facebook. Search "Jeremias" under pages and you'll see my pic. Become a fan! Posted at 1:01 PM Aug 2 view more
I'm a singer/songwriter living in Southern Indiana. I write on the acoustic guitar. Check out my artist site for a listen myspace.com/Boldery
I also manage the OpenMicNetwork, an online virtual stage where I bring together singer/songwriters from all over the world to showcase their originality and talent. I yearn for better, more down-to-earth people-music to be heard and so the Network provides some resistance to the mainstream. Check us out at myspace.com/OpenMicNetwork !
I'm not really about idolizing famous people ever since I tore down my shrine to Kurt. I admire the poetic genius of Eddie Vedder, but I can't say I have anything of import to communicate. The bragging rights involved in meeting "famous" people are appealing, but they are more ego-inflative than impressive (I realize that -ive is not a proper suffix for transforming 'inflate' into an adjective but I am a writer, I get to make up my own words).
Seriously? My dad died on March 1st, 2000 when I was 23. We had a rough relationship when I was growing up. He was hardheaded and I was a smart-aleck. When cancer took him, I was just getting mature enough to understand him and he was just getting old enough to calm down; find humility. It would have turned into a great relationship. What I am saying is this: I never knew my true dad and he never knew the true me. But in the very end, we caught a glimpse of one another. So yeah, I'd like to meet my dad.
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