Why call my blog Wild Neutron? Honestly, I just used a random blog name genreator because I couldn't think of a name myself, but honestly it fit quite well. How does it fit well? Firstly I am somewhat wild and erratic. Whether it is the music I listen to, the foods I eat, or my behavior in general, I am quite spontaneous and well, wild. At the same time I am open minded on most subjects, making me somewhat neutral. Get it neutron, neutral?
First and foremost is my love for music. I am a musician and I play guitar. I know what you're thinking he plays guitar and knows a few chords so he thinks he's a musician. Luckily I am not. I do compose some music, but am generally shy about sharing my personal compositions. I know a lot about music theory as well. As I said I am wild, and I listen to and love many types of music, generally I changing genres sporadically. I can be listening to classical one moment, death metal the next, techno another, and then jazz. This would also make me somewhat neutral or as I say open-minded, wouldn't it? I hope so. You see, when I listen to music I don't always hear another genre, I hear another way of expressing yourself, and truly love any music that evokes that.
Next is my interest in computers and science. I have always loved electronics. Whether building a miniature amp for my guitar or a violet burning laser pointer, electricity has always fascinated me. As of now I am majoring in electrical engineering in college. As well I am a web designer and while I am no expert have always been handy with computers. I know a bit of C++ and run Linux on two of my computers.
Also I love cats. Especially my cat Garfield.
On a side note I am going to see Joe Satriani at the Orpheum in Los Angeles tonight. This should be fun.
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