Okay...
My favourite album:
It's tough to say for sure... Probably "Lateralus" by Tool, for several reasons, the biggest being the whole Fibonacci sequence thing it's got going on. The album is well thought out, constructed, and produced. Probably the thing that sold me on the album is the whole "Holy Gift" theory it has surrounding it. The album is a puzzle and Tool hands it to us to decode. It's a great follow up to Aenima and really forces the listener to think for himself and figure the album out. So it's either that or "Dark Side of the Moon." I grew up listening to and playing songs off this album. I just love the flow of the album. What can I say? It's a masterpiece.
My favourite lyric:
I'm not sure that I have a favorite lyric, but here's oneI really like:
"But a certain sign of grace is this
From a broken earth flowers come up
Pushing through the dirt"
- David Crowder*Band
My first gig:
Played: My 7th Grade Talent Show. A friend and I played "I Should Have Known Better" by the Beatles.
Seen: I don't know... I think it was a festival with The Cross Movement, David Crowder*Band, and Third Day.
The book that changed me:
Besides the Bible? That's really the only book that changed me. But I suppose some of the books that changed what I thought about literature would be
To Kill A Mockingbird, by Harper Lee,
The Catcher in the Rye, by J.D. Salinger, and
The Kite Runner, by Khaled Hosseini (probably my favorite book). I also love Shakespeare and Poe, but Shakespeare wrote plays and Poe short stories, so I guess they don't really count. There are more, but those are probably the top three.
My favourite painting:
Here's one of my favorites:
"View from Mount Holyoke Northampton Massachusetts after a Thunderstorm" by Thomas Cole, 1836
I just love the contrast.
My style icon:
I really don't have any style. I just do what I want.
My favourite place:
Anywhere peaceful, preferably on a mountain somewhere not too cold.
My favourite album artwork:
I don't have an absolute favorite, but here's one I really like:
Pink Floyd's "Obscured by Clouds"
My idol:
I don't idolize people. There are certain people I know that I really look up to, but no idols.
My alter ego:Dr. Jekyll
So that's me in a nutshell, apparently. I think I only gave two definitive answers, one of which was a joke. 