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Posted by Mhubert420 on Nov-04-2010 06:28:

LA Coliseum ends rave ban 4 months after teen dies

LOS ANGELES -- The Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum Commission has overturned a moratorium on raves at the venue that was put in place in June after a 15-year-old girl overdosed on ecstasy and died.

The Los Angeles Times says the commission made the surprise move Wednesday.

Coliseum General Manager Pat Lynch said the commission was satisfied after receiving reports on increased medical staffing, age restrictions and time limits on raves held there in August and October that were scheduled before the moratorium.

Commission member and rave opponent Rick Caruso - who had to miss the meeting - said he was shocked at the move.

Fifteen-year-old Sasha Rodriguez overdosed on ecstasy and collapsed at a huge Coliseum rave known as the Electric Daisy Carnival. She later died at a hospital.


http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dy...0110400045.html


Posted by vxman on Nov-04-2010 08:20:

money talks, why would anyone be surprised?


Posted by Matt Es on Nov-04-2010 09:12:

We all knew it was going to happen, they make so much money off of insomniac for every event.


Posted by freakster on Nov-04-2010 16:07:

also didnt insomniac bring a lawsuit against the city of la?


Posted by 72hrpartyanimal on Nov-04-2010 16:15:

timing is pretty expected. Right after the elections


Posted by Swamper on Nov-05-2010 06:09:

Finally someone comes to their senses


Posted by DaveT on Nov-05-2010 06:33:

I think we all knew it would all be lifted right after the election so as long as nothing happened at MM. Sure things will have to stay 18+ if they want the permits, which is good.


Posted by Cool1g on Nov-05-2010 18:24:

interesting read here --> http://www.latimes.com/media/acroba...11/57355196.pdf



that's the set of rules and recommendations imposed on future rave events there...


Posted by bigperf on Nov-05-2010 18:31:

quote:
Originally posted by Cool1g
interesting read here --> http://www.latimes.com/media/acroba...11/57355196.pdf



that's the set of rules and recommendations imposed on future rave events there...


what is the definition of a "rave" i wasnt aware insomniac referred to edc as a rave. or that go ventures refers to MM as a rave.


Posted by freakster on Nov-05-2010 19:07:

quote:
Originally posted by bigperf
what is the definition of a "rave" i wasnt aware insomniac referred to edc as a rave. or that go ventures refers to MM as a rave.


havent insomniac been calling them festivals for a while now instead of raves?


Posted by GPC on Nov-05-2010 19:31:

quote:
Originally posted by Cool1g
interesting read here --> http://www.latimes.com/media/acroba...11/57355196.pdf



that's the set of rules and recommendations imposed on future rave events there...



6C is pretty interesting. 60 minute chillout after the event.


Posted by 72hrpartyanimal on Nov-05-2010 19:35:

quote:
Originally posted by GPC
6C is pretty interesting. 60 minute chillout after the event.


thats a cool idea. but would that mean the event would have to end at 1AM or to allow everyone to "cool" off or at 2AM where everyone gets to stay till 3AM?


Posted by DaveT on Nov-05-2010 19:38:

Hey, they event recommend DUI checkpoints at the exits, and say worry about the checkpoint more than people getting home in a timely fashion.

Interesting.


Posted by able.h on Nov-05-2010 19:38:

quote:
Originally posted by 72hrpartyanimal
thats a cool idea. but would that mean the event would have to end at 1AM or to allow everyone to "cool" off or at 2AM where everyone gets to stay till 3AM?


i think everyone gets to stay on the venue until 3AM, because it says with "soft music" and "lights on"


Posted by Cool1g on Nov-05-2010 19:39:

quote:
Originally posted by 72hrpartyanimal
thats a cool idea. but would that mean the event would have to end at 1AM or to allow everyone to "cool" off or at 2AM where everyone gets to stay till 3AM?


i assume 2am ending...


Posted by Cool1g on Nov-05-2010 19:41:

quote:
Originally posted by DaveT
Hey, they event recommend DUI checkpoints at the exits, and say worry about the checkpoint more than people getting home in a timely fashion.

Interesting.



yeah i saw that too - not a bad idea either.... i never understand why when they do DUI checkpoints they end at 2am usually.... seems like you'd catch a lot more people at 2-3am. or maybe just go sit outside of the local taco bell at 130am


Posted by DjWoody on Nov-05-2010 19:44:

So if you're high you get a free ride home.

"Provide safe transportation for attendees removed from the venue due to
possession of illegal identification, and substance use and intoxication.iii "


Posted by Cool1g on Nov-05-2010 19:46:

quote:
Originally posted by DjWoody
So if you're high you get a free ride home.

"Provide safe transportation for attendees removed from the venue due to
possession of illegal identification, and substance use and intoxication.iii "


forgot about that one....


honestly it seems like there are a lot of good ideas in there and they just have the safety of the attendees in mind...


Posted by Cool1g on Nov-05-2010 20:05:

i just emailed Zev Yarolovsky (LA County Commissioner and on the LA Coliseum board who was not happy with the yes vote) to tell him i support future EDM events at the Coliseum... trying to get Rick Caruso's email as well...


Posted by 72hrpartyanimal on Nov-05-2010 20:15:

quote:
Originally posted by DjWoody
So if you're high you get a free ride home.

"Provide safe transportation for attendees removed from the venue due to
possession of illegal identification, and substance use and intoxication.iii "


yeah... in the back of a squad car or ambulance


Posted by in2muzikk on Nov-05-2010 20:46:

quote:
Originally posted by 72hrpartyanimal
yeah... in the back of a squad car or ambulance


And who said it was free?

I do like the free earplugs paragraph, I can't count the number of people who were covering their ears during Digweed & Axwell's set..they liked the music or they would have left, but it's reasonable to want to be able to hear them again next time!

Even "earplugs available at all bars for $1/pair" would be a start...


Posted by DjWoody on Nov-05-2010 21:00:

Haha... Imagine your favorite DJ is playing, you're peaking and you're in your ultimate euphoria. Than all of the sudden you hear.....


"BIIIIING... Attention K-Mart Shoppers... For your safety, we'd like to remind you that ecstasy is evil and can fuck up with your brain. This has been a public service announcement brought to you by LA County Department of Health in conjunction with the LAPD & Insomniac."


"Establish conditions and a plan where the promoter in conjunction with public
safety and medical personnel can announce or play pre-recorded messages on
safety or health issues to the attendees."


Posted by DjWoody on Nov-05-2010 21:07:

Those are some good guidelines, lets just make sure that they actually follow through with them. Like I said in the past, it was very evident Go Ventures was following them during Monster Massive which made MM very enjoyable.

They need to bring back Dance Safe. I liked what they did a lot. They actually tried to help you instead of getting you in trouble.


Posted by 72hrpartyanimal on Nov-05-2010 21:39:

food for thought:

what if we had something like an EDM Event Commision or something like that.

Making sure that all EDM events were up to par or standards rather then a city council that had no clue what the music was all about.

just thinking out loud


Posted by Quazar on Nov-05-2010 22:47:

Nocturnal and MM were my first two massives, and I had a blast at each of them. I didn't experience any of the EDC problems people spoke of.

In other words, these rules are good thing, so it's nice they're sticking around. Only one I don't like is ending at 2am, but oh well. To be honest, almost all of these rules were already in place at Noc and MM.


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