i work for a media research company in oakland. dreaming of england. being with n. it's all about bay cities! saving money for a trip to italy, sicily and greece...
Music
.. listen to my radio show on ksfs entitled "face the music" streaming live every friday from 5-6pm pacific standard time. the url is http://ksfs.sfsu.edu. i like the blues, soul, ragtime, salsa, merengue, vaudeville, jazz, classical, organ music, swing, motown, glam, progressive, classic rock, eighties, crazy synthesizers and electronics, hip-hop, dancehall, old school punk, post punk, reggae, dub, disco, calypso, alternative rock....
Movies
"remember remember the fifth of november...." Desperately Seeking Susan The Breakfast Club
Television
The Colbert Report The Daily Show with John Stewart Are You Being Served? is pretty good The Young Ones is fucking great, everyone should see the DVD if they get the chance Absolutely Fabulous The British Broadcasting Company in general is good the Independent Film Channel (you guys rock!) The Travel Channel is fun to watch sometimes The Munsters The Addams Family Dark Shadows The Twilight Zone The Outer Limits Batman Buffy the Vampire Slayer Law and Order Special Victims Unit That 70's Show! (too bad I never got to see "That 80's Show" to decide if it was good or not) Saturday Night Live Mad TV Turner Classic Movies (I hav a soft spot 4 black and white films) and VH1 Classic shows the best fucking music videos Macabre Theatre Oxygen Network Lifetime Television Feminism rules! Good Times
One of the unsung heroes of the Civil Rights movement in America during the 1960's, Anne Moody is a true warrior, in that she grew up poor and African-American in the rural south, but this did not hinder her abilities to excel in school, while doing afterschool activities and helping to financially support herself and her family. as she grew older, she questioned the ideas that whites had more authority than blacks, why her people were afraid of them and letting themselves be run out of town and/or burned to death? when she became an activist, she faced death everyday of her life, and this did not stop her from doing what she believed to be the right thing to do, which was to seek justice. A feminist in her own right. Bless her soul! :)
Heroes
Ellen Page kxlu, the best radio station in l.a. then of course there's john peel r.i.p. dick clark spice girls nancy drew original bj Nico and Maureen Tucker Aretha Franklin Tina Turner The Supremes Janis Joplin The Runaways Chrissy Hynde Deborah Harry Madonna Cyndi Lauper the Slits The Raincoats Kleenex Nina Hagen Siouxsie The Go Go's Ari-Up, Wanda Jackson, June Carter, and all women that force themselves to overcome the artificial, man-made boundaries set for us in all walks of life, I salute you!
Santa Monica College
Santa Monica, CALIFORNIA
Graduated: 2006
Student status: Alumni
Degree: Associate's Degree
Major: Liberal Arts
Clubs: fuck that!
2004 to 2006
Santa Monica High
Santa Monica,California
Graduated: 2004
Student status: Alumni
Degree: Associate's Degree
Major: general education
Clubs: Regional Occupational Program: Fall 2003, Fall and Spring 2004
About me: my favorite clubs are delirium in the mission and beat it in west hollywood. my fave venues are the fillmore in sf, the ruby on hollywood blvd, and the echo in silverlake. i've seen many of the original punk bands, including: the slits, the weirdos, x, the dickies, the dead kennedys, fear, the stooges, the pretenders, the sex pistols, blondie, the damned, the stranglers, subway sect, the cramps, the buzzcocks, siouxsie and the banshees.... interesting facts: i gave a speech on bob dole's foreign policy for the 1996 presidential election. i danced at rodney bingenheimer's infamous english disco when i was thirteen (i think it's still around). i played the flute for four years. i try to practice on my electric or acoustic guitar when i have time. i am related to king james iv of england and scotland (no joke!), and i've been to europe three times. saw shaquille o'neal and hollered at him. billy idol at the roxy was fun too. johnny rotten told me to fuck off. i got to play with troy donahue! i was beersoaked for the first time by a drunken older gentleman at a fall concert one summer. i lost my shoes and got catapulted into the air when i saw flogging molly. i've been in love, believe it or not! :) i've volunteered for the red cross. i've been to the mauthausen concentration camp, right outside of salzburg, austria. i was kissed by dee dee ramone, (r.i.p.) the bass player in the ramones. he died a few weeks later of a heroin overdose. my dad took me on hikes in the local mountains when i was younger, and he used to give me sips of guinness when we got to the top. went to central california every weekend to play with the country boys....used to hang out in this house in the valley where one of the "friday the 13th" movies was made....i met lou reed at ucla. first road trip was to san francisco. almost got arrested in prague in the summer of 2005. the first movie i ever shot was of vic godard and the subway sect. pretty awesome stuff....check out my videos, they are tops.
Strolled by your page...random fact that I think you might find interesting. MC Hammer lives down the street from where I work and his kid goes to the school next door to my school. A potential project: I am going to try to facebook message him to go to my work's open house next month! LOL
A special DVD set of the February shows is now available to pre-order at the wire-sound shop
This strictly limited edition 2 disc, region free, PAL format DVD set will be shipped in June.
The ‘Real Life + Thereafter’ DVD contains the entire concert filmed at Manchester Academy …
PLUS … Extra features include ‘Feed The Enemy’ filmed at the rehearsals, an alternate take of ‘A Song From Under The Floorboards’ and exclusive images from the period …
PLUS … On the second CD disc, you get an audio recording straight from the desk of 11 songs from the show at The Forum, London …
PLUS … In the package, you get a free tour T-Shirt in any size you like ranging from Super Small to Mighty XL and all stops in between.
Let me know how the interview goes!What would you be doing there? I'm doing good,busy, right now I am 3 people in one at my job at a non public school for kids with autism.Never did I think I'd work here but its a authoritative job. The only people who can push me around are the founders and analysts. Ha Ha Ha (that was my mighty laugh!)
Hey girlie, how are you? No, I don't think you took it. I think Brigardo did, but who knows. lol I am old you know! lol Hope you are good! Stay in touch!
"we wont stop til somebody calls the cops and even then we'll start again and just pretend like nothing ever happend." -kimya dawson- wut movie is this song from?? u should know cause u love it!
Hi Aish. Lov your new front pic. How are you doing? Long time no chat. Are you on yahoo chat? Anywho, talk with you soon. Have a good Christmas if I don't talk to you before then. =)
How was the Hives? I didn't know the eagles of death metal were playing! I've been dying to go see them. They have to be so much fun to see live! I'm jealous you got to see them! jk lol
The Breakfast Club
The Young Ones is fucking great, everyone should see the DVD if they get the chance
Absolutely Fabulous
The British Broadcasting Company in general is good
the Independent Film Channel (you guys rock!)
The Travel Channel is fun to watch sometimes
The Munsters
The Addams Family
Dark Shadows
The Twilight Zone
The Outer Limits
Batman
Buffy the Vampire Slayer
Law and Order Special Victims Unit
That 70's Show! (too bad I never got to see "That 80's Show" to decide if it was good or not)
Saturday Night Live
Mad TV
Turner Classic Movies (I hav a soft spot 4 black and white films)
and VH1 Classic shows the best fucking music videos
Macabre Theatre 
Oxygen Network 
Lifetime Television 
Feminism rules! 
original bj 
Nico and Maureen Tucker 
Aretha Franklin 
Tina Turner 
The Supremes 
The Runaways 
Chrissy Hynde 
Deborah Harry 
Madonna 
Cyndi Lauper 
the Slits 
The Raincoats 
Kleenex 
Nina Hagen 
Siouxsie 
The Go Go's 
Ari-Up, 
