Stick with this version, not the Nicholas Cage remake. A great pagan movie with a mystical, old world feel. Very entertaining and one of the most surprising "oh my god!" endings to any film.

In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida, the most influential and maybe the greatest guitar riff in heavy metal history?

When it comes to classical music, you can't go wrong with Mozart. You don't like classical, well give Mozart a try. You just might like it. Mozart has my vote for the greatest overall classical music composer.

Beethoven's 5th Symphony is the "Stairway to Heaven" of all classical music symphonies.

Discover the hobby of gem collecting and the joy & serendipity of working with "the stone people."

The greatest live album of any music genre I've ever heard. When I put this CD on, even people who don't like heavy metal music say, "Who is that? They're great!" Yea, Judas Priest is great. Best live act I ever saw in concert, too.

Spiral Architect is my favorite song. The first time I heard it I imploded and the lyrics absolutely resonated within me. Great album, by the way.

In the very last two or three minutes of this film you will see a phenomenal dance routine by the Nicholas Brothers. It's the greatest dance I've ever seen anywhere. No kidding.

Don't know what your totem animal is? Tisk, tisk. You should know and this is a good place to start.

A philosophy book by a Roman Emperor. Yep, you got it. Fantastic.

Ditto.

Generique is the most hauntingly beautiful jazz song I've ever heard. The song alone is worth the price of the album. Play it grab your sweetie and slowdance. Tee Hee. Awesome.

This book got me interested in Wicca/Witchcraft; the book is not bad at all and will get you exploring other things. I don't really categorize myself exclusively as a Wiccan/Witch. I consider myself to be more of an Eclectic Pagan (Shaman, Gnostic, Hindu, Taoist, Energy Worker, Buddhist, Shinto, Wiccan).

I have never heard any metal music like System of a Down. Absolute novel, seminal metal. These guys really created their own sound, and, yes, they're mental.

An entertaining epic adventure from India. The Ramayana is huge in and of itself yet it is merely an excerpt from the largest and some say greatest epic ever written (the Mahabharata).

I've had a thing for Ginger Grant (Tina Louise's character) ever since I was a kid. The series itself is a little dated and slightly obtuse, but hey, Tina and Dawn are eye candy.