backdoor man by the doors.

my generation by the who.

I dig the doors, they made seriously good music. my favorite songs are definitely: break on through light my fire roadhouse blues indian summer blue sunday the spy love her madly hyacinth house end of the night riders on the storm the end love street love me two times hello, i love you backdoor man you're lost little girl strange days people are strange alabama song wintertime love five to one ummm.... the list goes on.

you can never tell by chuck berry.

I somewhat believe in paranormal activity to a particular extent. plus it's just fun to try and set yourself a bunch of possibilities of what types of things/life-forms/species could be in existence. on the condition that you remember to maintain a significant and relevant selection. quite frankly i don't believe in religion, period. I think it's all bullshit. people who preach and attempt to inflict their thoughts and personal views into mass amounts of society are ridiculous. I firmly believe each person is entitled to their own opinion and preachers really have no right to try and spread their beliefs. it enrages the majority of people. there's a ton of conspiracies out there, i remember one specifically in which a particular group of people have strong belief that the goverment originally formed and produced the holy bible in order to brainwash society and collaborate religion with politics in a manipulative form so the true objective would be to merge the two into similar things and perhaps gain a possible way into promoting war. for a primary example of some of these insane and intense conspiracies i'd highly recommend and suggest that you watch the following video, it's probably just about the most accurate conspiracy theory video i've seen in my entire life. i'd only personally recommend it if philosophy and conspiracies interest you. like myself. click here. also, i don't believe in coincidence, at all. it is absurd and inexistent.

I don't think there were any replacements. the line-up as i remember was just roger, pete and zak starkey on the drums.

i saw the who last year whilst on tour. phenomenal performance. the atmosphere was incredible. and all the fans were pretty wild. i saw them whilst at knowsley music festival, brilliant experience. my dad was working on the alcohol there, because he's employed with a brewery fitting company, which basically fit beer pumps etc. and they sometimes get invited to perform duties at particular concerts. it's fun to an extent but i prefer to come along and enjoy the temporary posession of an all access pass. i helped out with security for the majority of the day. some random anonymous dude came up to me, who was drunk at the time. requesting for me to try and sell his bands CD to the who. his exact request was for me to give the CD to their limo driver. it was absolutely hilarious. i was laughing hysterically. but as always, the shitty weather has to ruin a concert. even though it seemed to get the crowd pumped and going a fair bit more. which was fun to watch. typical british weather though. on a side note, i also managed to take numerous snapshots right in-front of the stage. i was literally an estimated meter or so away from roger and pete.

mixed emotion by the rolling stones.

not sure if it counts but what the hey. i'm currently watching the fourth season of 24, disc four.

very accurate facial details on some of these drawings, excellent work.