Corner Kid

all of the above, plus a few unlisted ones

I saw their Parachutes CD at Borders, it said "one of the best albums of the year" The song "Yellow" had just come out, but I hadnt heard it. I thought "hey, they're a british band" so I bought the album. I tend to do that a lot. I also discovered Badly Drawn Boy, Doves, South, and Elbow that way.

The thing about Tolkien was that he was way too verbose for my tastes. Thats one reason why I enjoy the movies more. I also didnt like the Shining. I loved the Green Mile.

lol, seriously, cant go wrong with a Laser Rapier. I like 1st person shooters, but I really got into System Shock. Its the most unique out of any 1st person shooter. It has a plot. It gets the adrenaline pumpin, especially when an exec-bot II pops out of nowhere. I love how the enemies chase after you in System Shock 2, it scares the hell out of me.

man, I'm so used to top fives, so for three I'd have to say 1) High Fidelity 2) Boondock Saints 3) Man on the Moon

this whole "New Punk" craze doesnt do it for me, to me they all sound the same and get much more credit than they deserve, playing simple music that takes literally no effort to write. I call it a fad, more than art. In reality, music doesnt "suck" but some bands get much more credit than they deserve. Especially if its more "entertainment" than "music."

I'd have to do a top Five for each category, hah... RPG 1) FFVII 2) FFVI 3) FFT 4) Chrono Cross 5) Phantasy Star IV NES 1) River City Ransom 2) Super Dodgeball 3) Megaman 4) Contra 5) Legend of Zelda MISC 1) Worms Armageddon 2) System Shock 3) System Shock 2 4) Goldeneye 5) Super Smash Brothers

BDB is awesome... I love Hour of the Bewilderbeast, its unpredictable and random. Disillusion is my favorite.

If I were stranded on an Island, I'd want to be able to listen to these records... No Mix Tapes 1) Travis - The Man Who 2) Coldplay - Parachutes 3) Sigur Ros - ( ) 4) Doves - The Last Broadcast (with B-sides) 5) Stevie Wonder - Songs in the Key of Life

Hey Everyone. About Me: I'm a Singer/Songwriter/Solo Artist in the Atlanta Area. My music has been compared to the bands listed below. My voice has been said to be very unique. Its odd, I myself find it hard to describe my music. All I can say is, its very catchy, not poppy, very laid back, and diverse. None of my songs sound similar, since I have a wide range of influences, from British Alternative, to Classic Soul, Funk, Jazz, and Oldies. It starts out totally experimental, and I build from there and turn it into a catchy tune. Coldplay has been a huge influence on my style. I cover two Coldplay songs: "The Scientist" and "Shiver." Who knows, maybe one day I'll get to open for them, if I'm lucky, hah. Top Five Movies: High Fidelity, Boondock Saints, The Shawshank Redemption, Man on the Moon, Kung-Pow! Top Five Artists (and Influences): Travis, Coldplay, Sigur Ros, Stevie Wonder, Doves Top Five Foods: Thai, Japanese, Indian, Chinese, Seafood Traits/Quirks: open-minded, laid-back, I do things at my own pace, weird, silly, sincere, modest, at times unsure of my confidence, strong-minded, dyslexic, I believe that arguing is unnecessary the majority of the time, I'm easy-going, spontaneous, affectionate, I'm not totally myself around unfamiliar people, sometimes I worry too much, total gemini (i contradict myself), I sneeze in an unintelligible language, I laugh at the dumbest things, I love odd food, I listen to music and TV at an even-number volume, I love pillows. Personal Quote: "Sometimes life is like a Capri-Sun without a straw; you just find another way to enjoy it"

does anyone know what type of keyboard Chris plays at the shows?