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| Originally posted by Jayx1 i beleive it was in 1993 or 1994. I wasnt there but i remember hearing about it alot. |
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| Originally posted by Swamper Jayx1 - what party was at Skydome? |
Hmmmm Sky Dome huh...
Tiesto should a Tiesto in Concert North America Edition at Sky Dome
with open roof

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| Originally posted by starsearcher Hmmmm Sky Dome huh... Tiesto should a Tiesto in Concert North America Edition at Sky Dome with open roof |
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| Originally posted by dEsidEL i can't imagine the financial loss that would incur ... |
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| Originally posted by starsearcher ^^ Yup sounds about right...And I'm all up for cleaner and safer, i don't need drugs to party, nobody does...and if you need drugs to have a good time then youre just foolin' yourself hehe But think I'm the only clean dude here... |
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| Originally posted by Kytracid Drug use and electronic music parties go hand in hand...where there is one, there will always be the other. Moderation is the key, and personal responsibility is what's needed, not a police crackdown. |
Dammit i wish i still had the fliers for the skydome rave. I specifically remember what it looked like too. It was blue for one....
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| Umm, tell that to your GOD Tiesto -- unless i'm mistake, he was high on E when he recorded one of his sets for Magik series (6 or 7). |
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| Originally posted by dEsidEL i can't imagine the financial loss that would incur ... |
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| Originally posted by tw1tch I can't imagine how bad that would sound in that building. |
so i guess Sasha's love for the white stuff is rumors too huh ? Come on Durafei, i'm not saying Tiesto is a pill monster, but he has done drugs -- this has been documented by people who have partied alongside him. I've seen him a few times where he was definately drunk and probably high as well.
Anyway, since you probably want some proof i'm just going to paste an excerpt from a Tiesto interview.
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Superglo: have you ever had an experience with any substance?
Tiesto: Yea I had experiences with drugs, but more soft drugs. I never did hard drugs, but i did uh... I smoked some weed - I'm from Holland you know - and I tried some herbal Ecstacy.
[The herbal Ecstacy] was really strange for my head. I couldn't mix any records, I couldn't hear the beats, because everything I was hearing was delayed for a half-second. So I was mixing in a club and everyone was watching me like 'hey, he can't mix anymore!'. So I thought: I could never do drugs when I was DJing, because then I would fuck up a whole lot!
Herbal Esctasy...Rigggght. I guess he had to say it for the interview, afterall, you can't admit you do hard drugs, not with legions of fans like Starsearcher who look up to you as the stright edge GOD.
Interesting though how he links doing drugs with his inability to mix. Should we infer then that when Tiesto has given performances where he has wrecked on more then a few occasions that he was under the influence of some, umm...what did he call it again ? oh yeah, herbal Ecstacy ? 
Ultimately it shouldn't matter, because Tiesto is an adult and capable of determining how much of any substance he should do. My statement wasn't so much an attack on Tiesto as a comment that there is a high percentage of DJ's as well as Clubbers who at some point have consumed and partied under the influence of drugs. If you don't want to accept what is common knowledge to most clubbers then fine, keep your blinders on, just don't call it a rumor.
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| Originally posted by Skipper Most of the bitching on this board is done in Guvernment's general direction. Which is why I hope the investigation ends up there at some point. Toronto's clubscene is doing quite well, I think. I certainly find myself with choices every weekend - too many, sometimes. |
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| Originally posted by Kytracid Ultimately it shouldn't matter, because Tiesto is an adult and capable of determining how much of any substance he should do. My statement wasn't so much an attack on Tiesto as a comment that there is a high percentage of DJ's as well as Clubbers who at some point have consumed and partied under the influence of drugs. If you don't want to accept what is common knowledge to most clubbers then fine, keep your blinders on, just don't call it a rumor. |
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| Originally posted by Jayx1 ... Folks get a clue, when the general public starts focussing in on the club scene, ITS NEVER A GOOD THING FOR PARTIERS! |
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| Originally posted by MarkT I agree with you there...I'd love to see the cops police areas known for violence and severe overcrowding and just leave the rest alone. When was the last time that someone high on e actually hurt someone else? Who exactly is demanding that police "crack down" on the club district? Whose interests is this crackdown serving? NO ONE!!! |
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| Originally posted by MarkT FFS, the general public can be so misinformed and paranoid sometimes |
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| Originally posted by Jayx1 When the media and cops start focussing in on the club scene its never a good thing. Proof? How many 20,000 person syrous raves happen in Toronto in 2004 for example? Look for the city to impose ridiculous rules similar to what they did in 2000 that effectively killed the rave scene. |
we should tell "cambell" to inspect guv next time.
You guys sure have a hard on for The Guvernment. Everyone knows the place is crowded, (and yes over crowded) but what this article shows you is that they are no different than any other club in the city.
I'm not saying they shouldn't crack down on every club, but if any of you were the owners of a club you would be tempted to do the same thing. I'm going to hate to hear you guys complain when you are stuck outside the club because they are at capacity waiting for a couple of people to leave so you can get in.
Ultimately you are responsible for your own safety, there will always be people who push the boundaries and the bottom line is that you have to look out for yourself.
blah blah blah, yadda yadda yadda...
I say, let the cops do their thing and concentrate on removing that 2am last call for serving alcohol, or at least pushing it to 4-5am...
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| Come on Durafei, i'm not saying Tiesto is a pill monster, but he has done drugs -- this has been documented by people who have partied alongside him. I've seen him a few times where he was definately drunk and probably high as well. |
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| Originally posted by Durafei I'm not saying that Tiesto never did drugs. I'm just very very reluctant to believe that he was high WHILE he was recording magik 6 and/or 7. |
do you guys think that we will find out what clubs when the actual charges come out or will these charges be swept under the table?
I've always been amused by the "straight shooters" here. In my experience, 9 out of 10 have never tried or even seen a pill. How can you profess to be "above" something you don't even understand? Very few people actually *need* drugs to enjoy a party - they use them for fun, just like other people use alcohol, it doesn't mean that they're "fooling" themselves when they're taking vitamins.
It's been my observation that many of the hardcore sober sisters and brothers who always rag on the rollers don't practice what they preach - they think they're special because they're less susceptible to peer pressure, and yet in order to have a good time they need to have the #1 popular DJ in their midst. Let me tell you something, drugs are like sex in a way, we can all live without it but abstinence doesn't necessarily make us better people. Not that there's anything wrong with partying sober, it's just the disdain toward everyone else that I think is ignorant and misinformed.
Unfortunately most of the public has the same view of drugs, and moreso, of raves or rave-related topics in general. I don't mind police attention to fire code issues, but media attention can't be good. Media culture thrives on blowing things out of proportion and it gives "concerned parents" an excuse to hear what they want to hear instead of learning all the facts. Not good, not good at all.
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