About Dom Terrace

Thank you for checking out the About Me area. Here I will tell you the story about myself. Because sometimes people just want to know. :) This will be a ( VERY! ) slowly evolving area of the site and will hopefully someday present all the information in a beautiful way. Check back every few months to learn more about me and what goes on in my head. There is LOTS!

totally bored with electro at the moment (2009-07-07)
I say take every rule about fashion, design, style, arrangement, taste and burn it. Those rules are fake. If you like it, it's good.
I strongly believe that with hard work you can do anything you want.
I love sound and picture because it's easier for me to tell a story with it than words.
No joke, I find green olives and a tall cold glass of milk to be a fabulous combination. Eat one olive and wash it down with a few gulps of milk. You'll notice that the milk tastes much sweeter when complemented with the strong salty olive taste. Yum!
I accept that I'm easily misunderstood
In the period between 10th grade and Freshman year college at the University of Minnesota I underwent an extreme Pink Floyd phase; I mean, I took it pretty deep. So yes!
Vowels (as opposed to consonants) are the driving communicative component of Western Languages. It's much easier to express and interpret tone with vowels.
Someday, I will operate a sustaining label.
I would rather listen to house music than talk.
2009-Feb-18: I live in a town without a post office.
On any given day, I feel very fortunate if I know I've learned something new
I'm just trying to figure it all out as I go
Randomly discovered Paul Oakenfold's Tranceport in 2001 and fell in love.
2008 Institute of Production and Recording (IPR) graduate: Summa Cum Laude
Optimistic_Naivety - link currently broken
Devo kicks serious ace
2001: became obsessed with Trance music
will openly and honestly break convention, when necessary
it is often necessary
hope to own a Studer A827 someday
enjoy Nintendo Wii
analog is where it's at
When I was about 10 years old, my mom told me that music is a hobby, not a career. One of my life goals is to prove that I can do it. Will you help me?
2002: purchased Transport 4 by Max Graham on a whim thinking it would be like Tranceport (it's the same series). It wasn't and I couldn't stand it (for a while).
Sometimes I appreciate songs you wouldn't expect (examples: Hollaback Girl by Gwen Stefani, Toxic by Britney Spears)
the Internet is the single greatest development in modern human history
back in the day, I used to be all about grape Hubba Bubba
avoids being swept up by fads
have been called crazy
music is my life
moderately skilled drummer
2002: I thought it was a shame to have bought the Max Graham CD and never listen to it. It was expensive! So I forced myself to listen to it after it sitting on my shelf for 4 months. I still didn't like it. There was only one good song: Vernon's Wonderland (Hybrid's Matrix Dub) by Vernon. I listened to that song on heavy rotation.
love pizza
do not like words on my clothes - the plain-er the better
love plaid pants
2002: slowly found myself listening to the songs before and after Vernon's Wonderland on Transport 4 while walking to class at the U of M thinking "hey, these songs aren't that bad."
finds business interesting
does not fancy sports
My favorite screenwriter is Charlie Kaufman
Love colors
B.A. in Accounting
2003: became obsessed with Max Graham, Release Records, and Progressive House
not a Hipster
PC purist (apt to change if Apple lowers their prices)
loyal to those loving and accepting of me
honesty is the most important human attribute
shy
actually I would say more quiet than shy (not the same thing)
Love to read
movie fanatic
In high school I played drums in two different punk bands. One was hardcore flag-burning punk rock and the other was christian punk.
harsh movie critic
avid nerd
not a Scenester