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| quote: | Originally posted by DJ MG
In general practice, a "rave" usually refers to a party, usually all night long or it can go on for days depending on the event and the DJ’s, open to the general public, where loud "Electronica" music is played and many people partake in a number of different chemicals or some stay clean, though the latter is far from necessary. The number of people at the event is unimportant; it can range from 50 people to 25,000 people. The cost of attendance is also unimportant - there have been good raves and bad raves at both ends of the cost spectrum (though in practice, the higher the price, the more commercial the event, and the lower the quality). At a rave, the DJ is a shaman, a priest, a channeller of energy - they control the psychic voyages of the dancers through his choice in hard-to-find music and their skill in manipulating that music, sometimes working with just a set of beats and samples, into a tapestry of mind bending music. A large part of the concept of raves is built upon sensory overload - a barrage of audio and very often-visual stimuli are brought together to elevate people into an altered state of physical or psychological existence. |
More expensive tickets means more commercial?...how so???!
And you forgot to say that almost everyone is wacked on some sorta drug, as sad as that is.
Steve
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