What track changed your life ::
Rock Around the Clock – Bill Haley & His Comets (courteous of one of my father’s many 50/60s complimation packs).

:: What is your favourite Album ::
Aniema by Tool

:: Favourite Quote ::
Winston Churchill: “Success is the ability to go from one failure to another with no loss of enthusiasm.”

:: When on tour, you can’t live without ::
The van’s ipod.

:: When you think of Australia, you think ::
Eating damper in a desert whilst stroking a dingo.

:: Worst thing to happen to music is ::
The floor tom making it’s way to the front of the stage.

:: Best thing about the current music industry ::
The internet revolution.

:: Biggest influence ::
My parents and Thandi, my goldern labrador.

:: Childhood hero ::
Would have to say The Beatles.

:: When you were younger you wanted to be ::
An olympic swimmer.

:: Last album bought ::
Gotye‘s Making Mirrors

:: First album you ever bought ::
Peter Andre – Natural (purchased at the age of 9 though!)

:: First concert you went to ::
The Super Jesus at the Arena (Brisbane).

:: Last concert you went to ::
Went and saw my friends band Montpelier play The Zoo last Friday.

:: Favourite current band ::
Tool

:: Favourite drink ::
Flat white with no sugar. I like it strong and hot. Preferebly served not by some dude with a beard and a flannelette shirt.

:: Favourite book ::
The Witches by Roald Dahl

:: Favourite actor ::
Brad Pitt, not only because he is sexy but his characters are always interesting.

:: Favourite website ::
www.google.com of course, a portal to the world (was that a cop out?!)

:: The best boredom buster is ::
Playing guitar.

:: The best film you ever saw was ::
The Godfather Trilogy.

:: Your ultimate snack is ::
a turkish banquet.

:: The first thing you do when you wake up is ::
Coffee.

:: Your biggest aspirations ::
Playing original music into a full time endevour.

:: Best/worst gift you’ve ever given/received ::
Best: For my bar mitzvah I recevied a drum kit, don’t remember the worst.