1) What's your absolute favourite old-school video game?
I don't really know. Super Mario Brothers was pretty smashing on the Nintendo 64, if I remember correctly.
2) Where's the last place you went on vacation?
Last time was around a year or so ago to Northern California and Oregon, that was really fun, great bud up there. Funny that you should mention this, because tomorrow I'll be heading off to Arizona to visit the Museum of Contemporary Art, Grand Canyon, and my family for my spring break. I'm pretty excited
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3) What's the last lie you told somebody?
"No, officer, I have a license, I just left it at home."
4) What do you think was the most pivotal moment, period, or person in music history, going thousands of years back?
Stradivarius really made music individualized, and the countless classical movements are important as well. In terms of music that I love, I'd say that the delta blues movement had a massive effect on rock artists and experimental beings such as Cream or Captain Beefheart. Many of the classical music movements obviously has had a massive influence on the history of music as a whole, but I'm going with delta blues.
5) Do you listen to any music that you though you would never, ever listen to?
I'd say that 90 percent of the music that I listen to is stuff that I never thought that I would listen to even five years back as an avid Three Days Grace fan. I would have never thought that I would listen to jazz, hip-hop, classical, etc. I was obviously quite a confused child at that time.
6) Do you think everyone has a soul mate, or is that just an idea derived from fairy tales?
I'd say that the notion of a soul mate keeps everyone trying, but in terms of reality, I'd say no. It's very likely that someone will find the person that they can conceive is their soul mate since the population is so massive. It's only a select few that have nobody that entirely clicks with them as a romantic person, but that doesn't mean that they won't ever find someone for them. Long ramble short: no.