Top five desert island albums?
HS: The Slip's "Aliveacoustic" and "Alivelectric," Bill Evans's "A Simple Matter of Conviction," Dirty Projectors's "Rise Above," Wyclef Jean's "The Carnival," Radiohead's "In Rainbows," because I paid twice as much for it as meant to when I forgot how much British pounds are worth.
ZT: Justice's "Cross," Radiohead's "Kid A," The Libertines's "s/t," M.I.A's "Kala," The Day Jobs's "Greatest Hits."
Theme song on a Monday morning?
HS: "Saturday Night's All Right for Fighting" by Elton John, and Jeff groaning on the way to the bathroom.
ZT: Justice's "Phantom Pt. 2."
Soundtrack on a Saturday night?
HS: Justice, over a tall can of Sparks.
ZT: Justice, obviously with Sparks.
What's the first album you ever bought?
HS: Green Day's "Dookie," on cassette, and my parents took it away from me because it had swears.
ZT: The Rolling Stones's "Sticky Fingers."
What's your guilty music pleasure?
HS: The Day Jobs.
ZT: Dispatch...kidding, The Day Jobs.
What's the best live show you've ever seen?
HS: Justice, and The Day Jobs.
ZT: Justice, The Day Jobs
If you were the dictator of a small country, what would your national anthem be?
HS: "Kontakte" by Karlheinz Stockhausen.
ZT: "Machine Gun Mother," Jamil would be on the flag.
If you were going into battle, what song would be blasting on your iPod?
HS: Myself, asking myself why I'm in battle.
ZT: Feist, "1234."
Artist/band you banked on making it big and then they broke up:
HS: Caveman Lovemachine.
ZT: $ (Pronounced "iBanker") (Disclaimer: they haven't formed yet, they will be huge, ask the Schnur).
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