My Stuff
This is based on an untitled piece by Curt Cloninger in Paste Magazine (Oct./Nov. 2005). I saw it, liked it, thought I'd give it a try.
Stuff I'm not supposed to like, but do...
“I Will Always Love You,” Martha Stewart's “Apprentice,” The Strokes, Dogma, Jenny McCarthy, Wikipedia, Jimmy Buffet, Primer, Nick Hornby, LCD Soundsystem, “SNL,” the designated hitter, Angelina Jolie, IKEA, gorillamask.net, Conor Oberst, Shattered Glass, “The Office” (USA)
Stuff I'm supposed to like, and do...
Ramones, Murderball, “The Daily Show,” No Direction Home, iTunes, “Anderson Cooper 360,” Rabbit Fur Coat, bulgogi, Neighborhoodies, Crash, ecto, Pat Kiernan
Stuff I'm not supposed to like, and don't...
Gwen Stefani, drunk drivers, MTV, “Genius Of Love,” poker on TV, “American Idol,” reunion tours, “FACK,” hearing someone say “agreeance” (i.e. “we are in agreeance on that”)
Stuff I'm supposed to like, but don't...
Portobello mushrooms, The Killers, The Beatles, Queens Boulevard, football, Talking Heads, Star Wars, “24,” Kanye West, Ray, Trader Joe's, video iPod
Stuff I like the IDEA of, but don't really like...
Catherine Wheel, Myspace, Chuck Klosterman, “Hollaback Girl,” Dane Cook, Mapquest, Howard Stern, “Lost,” New York City's subway system, anime, Devendra Banhart
[posted with ecto]
On iTunes right now: “Crepuscule With Nellie” from the album At Carnegie Hall by Thelonious Monk Quartet With John Coltrane

For the record, I don't like Queens Blvd. either, but it's nice to know it's there.
Posted by: stereomic | Tuesday, 27 December 2005 at 09:04
Where are you getting your research for the 'Stuff I'm Not Supposed To Like, But Do...' category? Who's telling you you're not supposed to like Shattered Glass and Primer? And when is anyone talking about Jenny McCarthy? And, you're a Parrot Head?!
Posted by: SOC | Wednesday, 28 December 2005 at 14:04
Are you mad at me?
Posted by: Tommy Himself | Wednesday, 28 December 2005 at 18:25
No. But I think we need to have a little chat, maybe over a margarita? I'll bring my ‘Singled Out’ dvds.
Posted by: SOC | Thursday, 29 December 2005 at 14:35