An Interview with Pookiehead: An attempt to answer some basic questions that go beyond facts.

I'm so filled with irony, you know that? They're so many contradictions within me...

Everybody knows that my favourite band is Creed...
My favourite band is the Red Hot Chili Peppers.
But I've got more Incubus MP3s than either RHCP Or Creed!
Yet, I've got every single Creed album ever released, only one from RHCP.
And I've personally downloaded more Incubus Videos than both combined... I've never downloaded a single RHCP video, and only one by Creed!
I don't even particularly *like* Incubus videos as much as I'm implying right now!

I'd wanted Californication with all my heart and soul in 2000.
I bought Human Clay instead!

Californication & Human Clay are both my favourite albums of all time...
Californication is stuck in my drawer, whilst Human Clay will never be removed frmo my cd player!

I've never disliked an RHCP song after giving it its due chance...
I hate one Creed song... yet the Album that has it (which I like a lot less than Californication) is in the cd player!
And whose songs can I play the biggest fraction of on the guitar? Incubus!
Whose songs have I tried to play the most times? Creed.
Whose songs first drew my attention? RHCP.
Whose songs moved me the most? StainD.

I initially dismissed RHCP as old-school wannabes.
I initially thought that Creed was cartoon band, because of the trailor for Titan A.E.

I remember thinking that StainD would never become famous based on "that one funeral tune with Fred Durst"
My favourite StainD song is now Outside!!

I also remember refusing to support Linkin Park, because of the song 'One Step Closer' (rather, the way that a guy in my school liked it... yep, I wanted to contradict him...)

Now I simply love hearing it! Again;)

I enjoy drawing the emblems of my favourite bands on this particular scrap book of mine

Yet the only band of those aforementioned that isn't included is the Red Hot Chili Peppers.

Yep, I'm full of contradictions.

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