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Posted by Lostvission on Jul-22-2009 22:10:

Dog Running

I got a boner looking at the flier.


Posted by ChrstnMchl on Jul-24-2009 20:41:

Wow, you guys are pretty harsh.

I have a couple points to throw in the mix.


-It ends at midnight.

-The "scene" needs fresh faces in order to continue.

-I don't think you need to be 21 to listen to and enjoy EDM

-Everybody started somewhere.

-Not of fan of "kandie" myself, but then again, I am not a kid. But I will still take them over the douchebag boat-captains that are in the clubs. I mean really, is a Ed Hardy shirt and a fauxhawk that much better than colorful clothing? kandie>sleezeball

Anyway, thats just my opinion.


Posted by Lostvission on Jul-24-2009 21:56:

quote:
Originally posted by ChrstnMchl
Wow, you guys are pretty harsh.

I have a couple points to throw in the mix.


-It ends at midnight.

-The "scene" needs fresh faces in order to continue.

-I don't think you need to be 21 to listen to and enjoy EDM

-Everybody started somewhere.

-Not of fan of "kandie" myself, but then again, I am not a kid. But I will still take them over the douchebag boat-captains that are in the clubs. I mean really, is a Ed Hardy shirt and a fauxhawk that much better than colorful clothing? kandie>sleezeball

Anyway, thats just my opinion.

1. No you dont need to be 21 to listen to edm.
2. Ed hardy and fauxhawk's isnt the antidote to the rave crew.
3. Yes the scene needs fresh faces and listeners. Getting them to lay around in e puddles trading bogus intimate feelings for one another isnt the way to accomplish this.
4. For most people who arent druggies...that miniscule side of electronic music culture is not appealing.
5. To each is own...you have every right to indulge in vicks and glowsticks.


Posted by iammesol on Jul-24-2009 22:35:

In all seriousness, I salute your motive, but this is just a baaaaaaad idea. I really thought it was a joke after seeing the flier.


Posted by amberella06 on Jul-25-2009 00:41:

quote:
Originally posted by Lostvission
3. Yes the scene needs fresh faces and listeners. Getting them to lay around in e puddles trading bogus intimate feelings for one another isnt the way to accomplish this.


that made me laugh....


Posted by Lostvission on Jul-25-2009 01:54:

Dog Running

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Posted by coroknight on Jul-25-2009 03:49:

The whole raver thing has always seemed so hollow to me.
Wearing all sorts of shit just to signify that you're part of the group. Not to mention the PLUR hippie crap. Peace, love, unity, and respect are fine but people have emotions. We can't be all goody-goody all the time.

I went to a halloween rave one time and couldn't tell it was halloween. True story.


Posted by ChrstnMchl on Jul-28-2009 16:31:

quote:
Originally posted by Lostvission

3. Yes the scene needs fresh faces and listeners. Getting them to lay around in e puddles trading bogus intimate feelings for one another isnt the way to accomplish this.



No disagreement there. If there are e puddles then it is a failure.


I guess I am giving the benefit of the doubt because this town needs help with its sustainability.


Posted by ChrstnMchl on Jul-28-2009 16:38:

quote:
Originally posted by coroknight

Wearing all sorts of shit just to signify that you're part of the group.



I know I am cherry-picking here - but I see that in every club I go into. If you aren't wearing sunglasses on your head and you don't have your hair styled according to what the magazine says is hip, then you just don't belong. How is that any different?

The ironic thing about your statement is that the ravers are trying to be different and show some individuality. But, such is the human condition, it all congeals together.


Posted by Seppuku on Jul-28-2009 20:06:

And then there are normal people.


Posted by enydo on Jul-28-2009 20:25:

quote:
Originally posted by ChrstnMchl
The ironic thing about your statement is that the ravers are trying to be different and show some individuality.


Um, no they aren't. They're copying what people did about 10+ years ago, when rave was, you know, new.


Posted by Lostvission on Jul-28-2009 20:48:

quote:
Originally posted by ChrstnMchl
I know I am cherry-picking here - but I see that in every club I go into. If you aren't wearing sunglasses on your head and you don't have your hair styled according to what the magazine says is hip, then you just don't belong. How is that any different?

The ironic thing about your statement is that the ravers are trying to be different and show some individuality. But, such is the human condition, it all congeals together.
ya know man, i dont hate ravers nor do i degrade what your doing...i just think and know from experience that most ravers are only temporary fans of the music. When the rolling fades away in their life, so does their liking for edm. I just dont dig that shit personally. I know the ed hardy cats at the club can be douches but for the most part they know the artist they came to see. I just prefer an environment where people who know the music to some degree is the majority. I dont hate what your doing..im just not a fan of the rave movement. Never have been and i was there back when. Do your thing though.


Posted by junkproject on Jul-28-2009 21:04:

what's worse candy kids or elitist music tool bags.


Posted by Lostvission on Jul-28-2009 21:07:

quote:
Originally posted by junkproject
what's worse candy kids or elitist music tool bags.
your opinion is not valid here from either perspective. You have alice deejay, sammy, and cascada as your favorites on your profile. Really dude..


Posted by Scottaculous on Jul-28-2009 21:22:

quote:
Originally posted by Lostvission
your opinion is not valid here form either perspective. You have alice deejay, sammy, and cascada as your favorites on your profile. Really dude..


oh snap!


Posted by Lostvission on Jul-28-2009 21:39:


fluffy bunnies galloping away into eternal happiness...


Posted by junkproject on Jul-28-2009 23:52:

quote:
Originally posted by Lostvission
your opinion is not valid here from either perspective. You have alice deejay, sammy, and cascada as your favorites on your profile. Really dude..
see what i did. you want out of your way and lookup and bash the music dj i listed. Which is a joke of a list.

Try again, im into dusty kid and prydz.


Posted by nchs09 on Jul-29-2009 01:30:

lol that looks kinda stupid.

Auto-play on that video is dumb as well


Posted by Seppuku on Jul-29-2009 02:03:

quote:
Originally posted by nchs09
Auto-play on that video is dumb as well

Haha I know, I was on the phone with my friend when I opened the page and he was like wtf man.


Posted by Lostvission on Jul-29-2009 03:22:

wasnt suppose to be pleasant


Posted by Lostvission on Jul-29-2009 03:23:

quote:
Originally posted by junkproject
see what i did. you want out of your way and lookup and bash the music dj i listed. Which is a joke of a list.

Try again, im into dusty kid and prydz.
congratulations. That was outstanding. Your opinion shall be valued as the voice of god here from now on.


Posted by enydo on Jul-29-2009 07:13:

quote:
Originally posted by Seppuku
Haha I know, I was on the phone with my friend when I opened the page and he was like wtf man.


Sick dubstep remix on the way.


Posted by ChrstnMchl on Jul-29-2009 14:17:

quote:
Originally posted by enydo
Um, no they aren't. They're copying what people did about 10+ years ago, when rave was, you know, new.



Which is why I said that they all congeal together.


And that would have to be a pretty big + you are adding to that 10 if you think raving was anywhere close to new 10 years ago...


Posted by ChrstnMchl on Jul-29-2009 14:27:

quote:
Originally posted by Lostvission
ya know man, i dont hate ravers nor do i degrade what your doing...i just think and know from experience that most ravers are only temporary fans of the music. When the rolling fades away in their life, so does their liking for edm. I just dont dig that shit personally. I know the ed hardy cats at the club can be douches but for the most part they know the artist they came to see. I just prefer an environment where people who know the music to some degree is the majority. I dont hate what your doing..im just not a fan of the rave movement. Never have been and i was there back when. Do your thing though.




First, I need to make clear that I have nothing to do with this event. I was just offering my opinion. As far as I know, the promoter for this event doesn't even know there is a discussion here about it. He isn't promoting to you guys anyway.

I may be an exception to your experiences then as I was most definitely a raver and my love for EDM has never faded. My first party was the first Beyond in Winston-Salem thrown by Liquid Groove and Hypersonic back in '96 and it did indeed change my life. I was already in my 20's then and maybe that is the difference. I am sure the temporary aspect that you are refering to has more to do with being young and fickle than it does with actually being a raver.

Beyond that, I respect your opinion and can leave it at that.


Posted by Demoted on Jul-29-2009 15:44:

Rave culture really has nothing redeeming that should be passed down onto the youth. imo


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