• A Musical Tribute to David Lynch (LA)
• Ace Tribute: The Clash (London)
• Afro Bowie: David Bowie Cover Band (LA)
• Boingo: Former Members Oingo Boingo (LA)
• Boy Division: Joy Division (LA)
• Buzzcocks Cover Band (LA)
• Devotional: Depeche Mode (OC)
• Harbor Party: Yacht Rock (LA)
• Liverpool Legends: Beatles (LA)
• Misfits Cover Band (LA)
• Nocturna: Siouxsie tribute (LA)
• Purple Reign: Prince (Vegas)
• Queen Nation: Queen (OC)
• Strangelove: Depeche Mode (Lisbon)
• Sweet Tender Hooligans: The Smiths (LA)
• Teenage Werewolf: The Cramps (LA house party)
• The Band that Fell to Earth: David Bowie (LA)
• The Curse: The Cure (LA)
• The Fall (LA)

For my grave:

• "Well well well, I found out I'm dying, darling. Now what do i do To keep the sunshine in? Oh I will save you. Yeah I will hold you. I'll be there when you need me, And I will die with you." Black Angels, Boat Song
• "Her philosophy of life, she told me, is that she might die at any moment. The tragedy, she said, was that she didn't". — Fight Club
• “And I'm learning so I'm leaving, And even though I'm grieving, I'm trying to find a meaning, Let loss reveal it.” — Florence
• “I hope the exit is joyful and I hope never to return!” - Frida Kahlo
• "She has now gone, from this unhappy planet, with all the carnivores, and the destructors on it..." - The Smiths
• "Screaming from beneath the waves." - Ech...

• Adam (Adrock) sending us a beat for our dog battle rap against our neighbors.
• When I learned Lol Tolhurst from the Cure was at the KoKoKo show I was at, and then he appeared before me when the singer asked the audience to get low and he couldn't, and so I found him and then met him after the show.
• David Bowie (surprise) jumping on stage at an Arcade Fire show in Central Park.
• Walking down the back stairs of the Fillmore into fans with Rivers Cuomo holding my hand.
• Meeting Michael Stipe in the LA canals to be in REM's music video for "Drive."
• Late night after hours dancing with friends at mile high club.
• Singing and dancing in my car seat on road trips.
• Singing Molly's part in Annie at OC fair in 5th grade.

• Abandoned Book Depository, Detroit
• African Party - remote office building, Paris
• Alcatraz Prison, San Francisco
• Audium, San Francisco
• Basilica Cistern --underground water palace 532bc: Istanbul, Turkey
• Bat Flight Program, Carlsbad Caverns
• Being John Grisham and David Baldacci guests at his book fair in Florida
• Berber Camp, Sahara Desert
• Berghain, exclusive club in Berlin, partied all night
• Blue Grotto, Capri Island
• Brooklyn Underground tour (old subway lines beneath the city)
• Bus Station, out in the middle of Turkey --craziest I've ever seen
• Cagaloglu Hamami Bath House, Istanbul
• Cape Cod “Touch a Truck” parade
• Carla's apartment on the Grand Canal, Ven...

• Narratives calcify into an identity: I am the person who was wronged. And identities, once formed, resist correction. They only seek confirmation, organizing their entire autobiography around being harmed. When suffering is something that moved through you — temporarily reshaping you, stripping certain things away, depositing others — the experience gets metabolized differently: Resilience versus Resentment.
• “I don’t got much to say. And that’s all I got to say.”
• "I hope because I was open about what happened to me, my children will insist on intimacy, on knowing their partner deeply, on being known deeply. I hope they will talk to their partners about money, about what will happen if the partnership ends. I hope that as they build trust in their relationships, they never lose sight of...

I can only have authentic experiences if I don’t post about them. And, this is a REMINDER regarding "like-based scrolling-feed" social media. The introduction of “scrolling,” and “likes,” on social media (by big tech) changed human psychology (we don't use those features here). They will NEVER stop psycho-engineering to make social media as addictive as possible. The disease is in our collective consciousness. The degradation of truth, humility, and so on. I feel it growing within myself. Unbridled capitalism's modern slavery.

Destroy what destroys you...

THOUGHTS ON SOCIAL MEDIA:

• I do not want to pull people out of their lives to look at mine.
• Social media algorithms flatten culture and art, creating cookie cutter content that sells and pleases the algorithm (versus art being provocative).