Darcy

General

Music is a big part of my life. It's the one thing the world won't take from me. If we're not on the road or working on new music, I'm usually with my brothers, smoking, getting something to eat, watching horror flicks, catching up with old friends at the record store I used to work at, or out walking my senior dogs Red Rover and Ruby. Go Yankees.

Music

Exhibit X, Mark Lanegan, Jimi Hendrix, The Cramps, Reflectoplasm, Townes Van Zandt, Kansas Joe McCoy, Nirvana, Meat Puppets, The Gun Club, Mudhoney, Dinosaur Jr, Iggy Pop, Screaming Trees, Mission Of Burma, The Clash, Soundgarden, The Animals, Metallica, R.L. Burnside, Link Wray, Stone Temple Pilots, Royal Trux, B.B. King, Pink Floyd, Leonard Cohen, Muddy Waters, Nick Cave, Gorilla Eye, Shade, Black Sabbath, Fiona Apple, Alice In Chains, The White Stripes, Pearl Jam, Bob Dylan, Garbage

Movies

I'll watch anything, we spent a lot of time at the movies as kids. Here are a few movies that stand out to me and still hold up: Repo Man, Pet Sematary, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, Pulp Fiction, Heartworn Highways, Goodfellas, Dead Man...and the entire three films that make up the documentary series Paradise Lost, which is fucking essential viewing for anyone who's got something to say about that case. Free the West Memphis Three!

Television

I don't watch much television now but like most latchkey kids I ate dinner with Alex Trebek of Jeopardy pretty much every night growing up. The Dukes of Hazzard had a special place in my childhood too. I guess the last thing I really liked watching was A Cook's Tour.

Books

I've reread these a lot: Up and Down with The Rolling Stones by Tony Sanchez. Salem's Lot by Stephen King.

Heroes

Dad, taken from us unjustly when I was 14, and my older brother, who taught me to be cool.