I keep discovering that there is always a middle path.
I like to go to new places, to get there slowly via back roads, and to write about it. Days: taking pictures, poking around flea markets, admiring architecture, and lingering at art galleries and museums. Nights: cocktail bars, looking at the stars, and getting into trouble.
Continually devouring music, books, films, and art.
I have both highbrow and lowbrow favorites in all of these areas.

...and of course, Spinal Tap and High Fidelity, both of which I have LIVED.
LOTS more: http://www.tydirium.net/writings/films.html
A few artists: Dali, Ernst, Delvaux, Bosch, the Brueghels, Nerdrum, Vargas, Elvgren, Arp, DeChirico, Weegee, Man Ray, Ryden, Mucha, primitive and tribal, Hiroshige / Ukiyo-e, Dutch masters, Tanguy, Geiger, Winston Smith, Ito Shoha, Shag, Delacroix, Moreau, Pradier, Barye, Bacon, Morrisseau, Hersent, Biard, Vermeer, ancient Egyptian, Calder, Heffernan, Hogin, Vermuelen, Blume, Orientalists.
My own music manifests itself in synthesizers, samplers, and odd noises for Evil Clowns, Flat Earth Society, and Left Orbit Temple.
Also an author: the books "Tiki Road Trip", "Big Stone Head", "10x5x1", and "Sound Guy" are all either out or coming soon. I've written for a ton of magazines and web sites as well (Playboy, American Heritage, Film Threat).
There's a mind-altering work of staggering philosophical genius gestating inside of me, but it's a few cocktails away from being unleashed.
I take lots of pictures too; I never leave home without a camera.
I travel a lot.
A lot means "as much as possible".
I am the only person you know who has been to Easter Island... twice.
Also: 49 states, UK, France, Spain, pacific islands, Japan, Chile, Cuba, Mexico, more.
Committed to doing what I can to make the world a better place via a variety of traditionally left-wing causes.
Fascinated by anything 1930s 1940s 1950s: clothes, cars, art, films, architecture, industrial design, music, cocktails...
Resume, photography, travel journals, film reviews, etc.: http://www.tydirium.net
Approximately.