:: What track changed your life ::
Pleasure & Pain by Ben Harper, because it made me buy a lap-slide guitar.
 
 
:: What is your favourite Album ::
I can never decide between Dave Matthews Band : The Central Park Concert, and NOFX : So Long And Thanks For All The Shoes.

:: Favourite Quote ::
“Perfection is a quest, not a destination.”

:: When on tour, you can’t live without ::
My skateboard. There’s always something to do in fast food and supermarket carparks.

:: When you think of Australia, you think ::
Blues and roots and bare feet.

:: Worst thing to happen to music is ::
The demise of its perceived value due to the digital music revolution.

:: Best thing about the current music industry ::
Every authority has been questioned.

:: Biggest influence ::
Ben Harper & The Innocent Criminals.

:: Childhood hero ::
Fat Mike from NOFX and Fat Wreck Chords

:: When you were younger you wanted to be ::
Nollie-flipping 10-stairs.

:: Last album bought ::
The Roots : Undun.

:: First album you ever bought ::
Less Than Jake : Boarders And Boundaries.

:: First concert you went to ::
Ray Charles at Mission Estate, Napier, NZ. I can’t remember much except for being blown away.

:: Last concert you went to ::
DubFX in Wellington. My sax player played ‘Flow’ with him too!

:: Favourite current band ::
Can’t get enough of Ash Grunwald!

:: Favourite drink ::
Monteith’s Golden on tap.

:: Favourite book ::
Whichever one I’m reading at the time. I’m currently reading Kahlil Gibran’s ‘The Prophet’.

:: Favourite actor ::
Bruce Willis would be the one I’d want to be. Reese Witherspoon would be the one I’d want to be with.

:: Favourite website ::
I love Facebook and I’m not ashamed of it.

:: The best boredom buster is ::
Oxy-Norm.

:: The best film you ever saw was ::
‘Unbreakable’ and ‘Water For Elephants’.

:: Best piece of advice you’ve received ::
Look for the good in everyone.

:: Your biggest aspirations ::
To make music that reaches people on a vast range of emotional levels, and inspires people to go further.

:: Best/worst gift you’ve ever given/received ::
When I was about 7, I drew my mother a picture of Doug Funny (the cartoon character) for her birthday. She didn’t even know who Doug Funny was. She didn’t let on her confusion at the time, but I can see now that it was kinda like when Homer gives Marge a bowling ball.