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| quote: | Originally posted by DJ Eco
"electronic music" is a bad word here in NYC apparently... of course with an event like that, youd get DJs like Jonathan Peters on the bill and with DJs like Jonathan Peters on the bill, you got a lot of rowdy drugged up kids running around wherever they would throw this event. most people will say, "cmon, youre generalizing", but no, thats what would end up happening... if not JP, then Boris. it'd be a repeat of Ultra Music Festival with 90% house.... and Oakenfold of course id hope for it to be otherwise but i dont tthink this city would ever dare to do something like that... which is funny considering there was a study done which said that theres a larger rate of drug use at concerts and rock events than at clubs... which is funny considering all my rock friends call my music "drug music" and yet, theyre all pot heads and use wierd drugs... thats just the "state of the union" for now, i would hope for it to change and have a nice event like SF Love Parade did... huge DJ lineup, i was amazed at the DJs they brought this year... |
first of rock music is usually hightened by pot or LSD use. that's about it. i have a ton of CDs especially for LSD use, one of my fav called Pocrupine Tree - Voyage 34: The complete trip. While, ravers and clubbers generally use E along with bud and acid. So you can't say one group does more than the other since they do different shit. I'd say E is much worse for you than pot is.
Second of all, JP and Boris thing you're probably right about but NYC gets ALOT of great DJs come through who I'm sure wouldn't mind doing a good event. Furthermore, if it's being promoted and thrown by a good company the event could be great.
The only problem that faces NYC's edm scence is that there's no edm scene, or a very little one. mostly it's a bunch of kids who go to clubs to do drugs and "rave" while listening to armin and screaming about how unbelievable shivers is.
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