MY FAVORITE THINGS

MY FAVORITE THINGS

I have in regards to music been into grunge, folk, goth, classics, punk, industrial, techno, and probably a lot of others I can't think of.

Favorite bands and artists of mine include:

I honestly have all sorts of inspirations and influences when I experiment with my melodies & sounds.

ALSO FAVORITE GAMES

Design and ride roller coasters. 1994 by Disney Imagineering. It wasn't the best of the genre, but probably the first, and the one I played the longest by a longshot.	a 2D weird adventure where you can create your own levels. There were a couple other american made nintendo games I liked, such as Pyramid and Krazy Kreatures.	Corncob 3-D was my favorite MS-DOS flight simulator and had combat missions Its like sonic the hedgehog with rabbits, turtles, and guns!
Epic pinball is probably the only pinball game I have ever played for a long duration of time.	Four levels of mayhem on the Atari 2600!! W00T! All 4 levels are completely different also.	Phoenix is a multi-level space shooter for Atari 2600. 5 to be exact! Three different types.
The Ultimate doom. 4 episodes of doom now. Let the obsession begin!	The 3-D shooter before doom that started the craze! flat levels and 16 colors!!	By David P. Gray, creator of the Hugo trilogy. I actually liked this more than doom at first!
Ever since the discovery of that magazine that explained the warp whistles, I was hooked!	Me and my younger brother used to play the holy hell out of this game. This, other than doom 64 and mario 64 itself, was my actual favorite Nintendo 64 game. You could race in cars, boats, or planes!	This was my favorite racing game for Super nintendo, with mario kart actually second. This futuristic racing game had a lot going for it to make it a lot more fun!

MORE FAVORITE THINGS

I have a strange love for old technology mediums, such as floppy disks and zip disks. Actually, at the time of writing this, I just have the disks. All my drives went out and I'm about to burn all these fuckers!

Anyways, I adapted to newer technology and collecting way too much of that instead. I still own plenty of pre-recorded and blank cassettes. Mostly I archive guitar riffs for later listening and using. This way I'm not pressing keys and clicking on the computer and instead getting the raw deal.

Pictured in the second row are business card USB's in a small file cabinet, media booklets I got that are like library audio cds, only I have my own stuff in them like games, and thirdly, the same thing only armaray cases (the size of dvds) that hold ten discs.

I most recently have purchased a blu-ray burner and do not regret the costs at all. The bottom row cases all hold 96 discs, and the red one is full of doom stuff.

I journal, sort of. When I'm at work, a passenger in a car, comfortable about it, or places where there's nothing to do, I'm jotting down millions of ideas to like 20 something projects over and over in different ways with updated ideas. I am on pocket journal #148 since July of 2010.

These journals as well as my larger more normal looking journals house notes, ideas, music plans, lyrics, web design, game ideas, reminders, doom levels, work notes, and completely off the wall random stuff sometimes. Since I really don't feel like travelling out to the garage right now that second screenshot should be a good enough representation of the 147 other pocket journals. Honestly aside from even the massive stash of pocket journals, I have way too many. It's a sickness, I tell you!