electriccynic

Austria, Belgium, Cambodia, Canada, China, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Dominican Republic, Egypt, France, Germany, Greece, Hong Kong, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Macau, Mexico, Netherlands, Spain, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, United States, Vatican City, Vietnam

acting, almost famous, amnesty international, amélie, anime, asian cinema, asian films, asian food, bad puns, banquets, bbc, being happy, being silly, ben elton, blackadder, bradford, britain, britcom, british chinese food, british politics, burlesque, cartoons, chester, chinatown, chinese, chinese cinema, chinese food, cinema, comedy, comment whoring, cooking, creativity, cult films, cult tv, cynicism, dancing when nobody's looking, dim sum, directing, disused tube stations, doctor who, drama, dvds, eddie izzard, edinburgh, electronica, environment, family guy, films, food, foreign film, frequent flyer, friends, fun, gadgets, garbage, geeks, independent film, irish accent, irony, james bond, japan, japanese food, journalism, liberals, liverpool, london, looney tunes, making people laugh, manchester, mediawhores, movies, muppets, music, music videos, new friends, new york, night sky, open minds, pasta, personal growth, photography, playstation3, pop culture, propellerheads, psychology, pubs, rain, random acts of silliness, random questions, randomness, reading, recycling, red, red dwarf, rice, san francisco, sarcasm, satire, sci-fi, science fiction, sex and the city, sexual innuendo, sf&f, sleep, smut, snow, space, spaced, spitting image, starbucks, stephen fry, sunsets, sushi, tea, technology, television, terry gilliam, the avengers, the mary whitehouse experience, the matrix, the simpsons, the underground, the young ones, tokyo, tolerance, top gear, travel, twitter, uk, uk politics, united kingdom, urban decay, vampires, video, videogames, wii, wong kwar wai, woody allen movies, writing

Music-wise, I tend to know what I like when I hear it - prior to that it's a bit of an eclectic mish-mash, from the Pet Shop Boys to Garbage to Propellerheads. Which is best, I think - who wants to be a close-minded snob about something like music when it's supposed to liberate you?