I'm new here!
 

I've known about SECCS for a few years now, and I finally got a Subaru so I decided I'm gonna lurk here more often...

One question, when and where is the next meet?

Pic of my STi
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...a/IMG_0565.jpg

Welcome!

All meet information is in the meet thread stickied at the top of this forum.

http://www.seccs.org/forums/showthread.php?t=1418

Welcome!

Saw that but got confused.

Still at tamarack on thursdays?

Yes and yes. The thread never lies. It always tells the truth.

Except when it's lying.

but it still might be telling the truth but just wants you to think its lying......

welcome.

Except when it's telling the truth because it knows you wouldn't believe the lies either.

Arrows, your car is good looking, it looks very familiar...Welcome.

Anyway, what does is the meaning of your S/N ?

Did you buy your car from that car lot on the corner of s. Virginia and Holcomb Ranch? Welcome!

Arrows is my DJ name.

And yes I did purchase it from the car lot you speak of...

I think Matt was hoping for a fellow Arrows F1 fan:

http://www.heritageclassics.com/f1/2000arrows/A.jpg

;)

You lie!!!

Hey Welcome to the Forum. Nice car. Ne plans for modifications? Or have you already done any?

Other than a cool F1 team, it's also where I work :D

Arrows, what do you spin? There are a lot of music fans here.

noob
 

dude i cant delete this post? wtf

I play a lot of everything, mainly Electro House, Drum & Bass, and Dubstep though.

Nice.

Thats just what I play at Raves around Reno though.

I listen to a lot of everything, mainly bands like KMFDM, Rammstein, Combichrist and a lot of other "Industrial" music. Those are my favorites.

The only "industrial" that I can say I listened to back in the day was Fear Factory. That was fun to listen to while playing marathon.

Fear Factory is more metal than anything else. They definitely had some industrial influences (and an industrial producer for their early albums) but they were metal.

I have never been good at classifying music genre. I just came to the conclusion that with an album titled Demanufacture and the sounds of a hammer hitting an anvil in the background that they must be industrial. However like you said the classification can change with each new album.

Not that it is anywhere near perfect, but Wikipedia often has Genre & SubGenre/Style on the album and even the song level depending if someone has bothered to enter them. Better the ultra generic stuff on iTunes or most other places. Discogs is OK, but not great too.

are there really "raves around reno"?

More than you would expect. :D

www.nvraves.com