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| quote: | Originally posted by zokissima
As for the music festivals, I still don't understand your comment. EDM in Europe for example, where its a considerably bigger scene than it is here, happens at all day festivals all the time. For the most part, you're absolutely right, it will stay where it is for now. |
Agreed...however electronic music in Europe is much more mainstream and popular than it is here. Rock festivals in Canada can support thousands regularly, but not EDM because people see it as a drug music, as late night club music.
Also, the club scene in Europe is largely fuelled by the fact that in many countries, the liquor laws are far more relaxed. People can drink at any hour that the club is open. While this is still substance consumption, the difference is that these substances are regulated. When I was in Berlin I was drinking beer until 8am and just gettin my dance on and not ONCE, did I think, "oh my beer buzz is wearing off, how am I going to keep going for the rest of the night?"
Obviously this kind of alcohol availability presents other concerns, but as I said, at least the stuff you are consuming is exactly what you think it is.
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