I am a self sufficient man who loves the outdoors in the very scenic Rocky Mountains and all that it entails.

The pic in my profile is of a very good Russian friend and model who epitomizes everything I love to see in a woman regarding beauty glamour and fashion. I have an implicit interest in the Russian people, and the beautiful Russian Cities of Moscow and St. Petersburg. I am a student of Russian history. I also love the people of Japan, and their quality products and work ethics. I often listen to Japanese music and watch Japanese song and dance videos, along with other forms of Japanese entertainment.

My biggest love, is 70's music and 80's fashions. I am an 80's child. The eighties were a reflection of femininity at its finest, with all its diverse and dynamic styles in fashion, makeup, nails, and beauty glamour.

"SeventiesPopRock" was created to help celebrate and honor the greatest musicians of all time, and their legacies from the 1970's. The 1970's were by far, the greatest decade and era of music ever! Ever since the year of "1990," many have been afraid to challenge the "Hip Hop," and "Twisted Metal" establishments for fear of losing their lives, due to the much violence found within those cultures. As a result, many of our youth have either been deceived, or even dumbed down to some degree into believing many of these diverse forms of "so called" music are of relevance or of some higher quality. Before the late eighties, music took on a more subjective form in nature from various music loving opinions. However, that all changed beginning in 1990. MTV was largely responsible for the transformation and more commercialized music we find today. As a result of MTV, A new premium was placed on the video, and in good acting abilities, instead of the much higher quality music we were once accustomed to hearing. Thus came "Hip Hop and Rap," a largely MTV supported phenomenon, where both "Copyright infringements" and "Piracy" ruled the day. Many have been silenced by the "Hip Hop" and "Twisted metal" communities, but as the MTV culture has proven, "Silence is deafening, and anything but golden" when it comes to the necessity of critiquing the poorer quality of standards found in todays music.