The Monkees and The Doors are my all time favorite bands. 60's garage, psych, punk, gum, obscure 60's and underground music, alternative and old school punk are also a big part of my life. I would be lost without music in my life!
Hmmmm....let's see what else? I have a strange facination for 1920's/1930's Chicago Gangsters, Firearm(especially Tommy Guns) and Al Capone. I also enjoy reading about Haunted Chicago, Spirits and Ghosts.
Here are a few Monkees interviews taken from the show-
This is from the Roger Waters show I went to this past May-
MySpace Graphics & MySpace Codes
THIS IS MY SON KARL'S BAND-HE'S THE LEAD SINGER
Music
1910 fruitgum company, 9th street market, agent orange, randy alvey and the green fuz, barbarians, syd barrett, boyce and hart, big black, black flag, black rose, boyce and hart, buckinghams, buffalo springfield, eric burden, calico wall, david cassidy, chocolate watchband, classic rock, clearlight, crystal chandilier, kurt cobain, micky dolenz, bo donaldson & the heywoods, d.i., electric prunes, elvis, exploited, fear, neal ford and the fantics, garage rock, gonn, half-pint & the fifths,herman's hermits, hoppi & the beaheems, husker du, james gang, jelly bean bandits, davy jones, janis joplin, jefferson airplane, jim morrison, jimi hendrix, koats of male, led zeppelin, love, minor threat, misfits, mourning reign, murphy and the mob, music machine, dave myers & the disciples, naked raygun, michael nesmith, nirvana, peter noone, ohio express, painted ship, partridge family, pink floyd, professor morrison's lollipop, psych music, psychotics, punk rock, ? mark & the mysterians, paul revere and the raiders screaming lord sutch, bob seger system, sex pistols, shadows of knight, del shannon, shocking blue, small faces, social distortion,sweetwater, peter tork, the animals, the atlantics, the beatles, the bees, the blues magoos, the brogues, the cavemen, the chesterfield kings, the count five, the cramps, the cure the doors, the electras,the equals, the fabs, the fuzztones, the grifs, the kinks, the leaves, the monkees, the monks, the olivers, the replacements, the seeds, the shays, the sonics, the standells, the starfires, the swamp rats, the third bardo, the traits, the troll, the trolls, the tropics, the turtles, the zipps, triumph, vanilla fudge, violent femmes, wasted youth, we the people, wheel-a-ways
Movies
Silent movies (especially the comedies), Laurel and Hardy, Marx Brothers, Tod Browning's Freaks (1932), Boys Town (1938), Cary Grant movies, Hitchcock thrillers-especially Rope, It's A Mad, Mad, Mad World, The Time Machine (1960), St. Valentine's Day Massacre, Truman Capote's In Cold Blood, Say Anything, Singles, Ferris Bueller's Day Off, The Breakfast Club, 16 Candles, Planes, Trains and Automobiles, Some Kind Of Wonderful, The Great Outdoors, Uncle Buck, Better Off Dead (the one with John Cusack), Gremlins, After Hours (1985), Beetlejuice, Pee Wee's Big Adventure, Fast Times At Ridgemont High, Vacation, The Hitcher, Mask, The Lost Boys, River's Edge, Penelope Spheeris' Suburbia, The Decline Of The Western Civilization, Welcome To The Dollhouse, Stand By Me, The Lord Of The Flies.....
Television
M*A*S*H, All My Children, Dirty Jobs, MythBusters, How Clean Is Your House, You Are What You Eat, Dr. Who (Tom Baker), The Monkees, Gene Simmon's Family Jewels, The First 48, The Real Deal, Flip This House, Who's Line Is It Anyways, Good Eats, Unwrapped, Mama's Family, The Golden Girls The Wonder Years, I Love Lucy, The Three Stooges, The Little Rascals, You Bet Your Life, The Andy Griffith Show, Gilligan's Island, The Munsters, The Addams Family, Family Affair, Courtship of Eddie's Father, 1970's Saturday Morning Cartoons, He-Man, Thundercats, Pee-Wee's Playhouse.....just to name a few.
Books
Rock and roll biographies
Heroes
My husband, my son, my four legged children and rock and roll!
This Is My Boy...All Grown Up Now-
At the age of 42 and loving life more than ever, I aspire to
be like Dick Clark - the world's oldest living
teenager.
My musicial roots began sprouting at the early age
of ten, affectionately crediting my parents for the
exposure to "the love of my life." From there, I
developed an elaborate taste in music. Drawing
from my first true love, "The Monkees" which then
lead me to "The Doors", which literally widened the
'door' to my musical world.
This 60's music enthuisast can name any popular 60's
or 70's tune by only hearing the first two notes of
a song. My compassion for music hasn't stopped. In
1991, I discovered 60's underground and
"outsider" music which came full circle in 1997
when I met my musical brother, Brian.
As I continue along the path of never-ending melodies, I
love spinning tunes that have that "musical vibe" so
be sure to tune in to my page here so that you can groove
all day long.
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