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Dj onE
Pornstar in training



Registered: Jan 2001
Location: San Diego, California

Yes its taking a big effect in the scene...i talked to one dj recently (dj donald glaude) and told me that all he's doing now are club gigs, which arent bad but he prefers to play in front of a bigger crowd and of course the money is better...shit pretty soon we are going to see big named dj's having to get a second job besides dj'ing..............



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TrAnCeAkI
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Registered: Nov 2002
Location: Finally in GREECE!! DTA#3

banned !!!! no more raves for detroit! i bet we had the most drugs going around at our raves!!


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DaveSZ
When The Levee Breaks



Registered: Jan 2003
Location: ATX

quote:
Originally posted by vicsnvikes
I am with "wodak". I have been going to parties at The State Palace in New Orleans, Louisiana for years now and things have definatly taken a dive. People are nervous and security is rediculous. It definatly takes away from what used to be such a great atmosphere. I have cut down on parties mainly because of this. Even over in Texas it is getting bad. I drove 13 hours to go to Zen Fest just to be pulled over 3 times on the same street by the same cop. He was just tring to find just cause to do a search and seazure. To bad for the dumb fuck that I work for a power house law firm and I am in law school. I wish you all could have saw his face when I presented him with about 5 reason to press charges and put in a call to his supivisor. Just cause I enjoy trance dont mean I am going to tuck my tail in between my legs and let people tell me how I am going to live my life. I promise to all of you that I will crumble this anti-rave legislation when I graduate. However, until then I suggest you party like you want to and support our local djs.



Hey man. I hear ya. We need more people like you fighting for us.
I was there to; Best party I've ever been to....


quote:
Originally posted by Mr Kirk
It serves you all right for voting republican.


The guy who thought up the "rave act" was a democrat, although you are generally right that Dems aren't as fascist when it comes to drug enforcement.

Ya...all the people for voted for Bush can't complain about drug laws...


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Steven Hays
VioletCrownSessions



Registered: Mar 2003
Location: Austin, TX

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Originally posted by DaveSaenz
Hey man. I hear ya. We need more people like you fighting for us.
I was there to; Best party I've ever been to....


I know the first one was, i didn't waste my time with the second. Shit, it was my first time to see Tiesto!!!!!!!!

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elena
vinyls are sexy



Registered: Jan 2002
Location: nyc

no issues down here
its cause this "rave" culture isnts as blown up anywhere else but in the states. pfft politicians and worries mothers trying to set things "right".
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mos man
Ungrateful Jointpuffer



Registered: Jan 2002
Location: Kinkylab.com ®

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Originally posted by marcus82
wow that sux, that almost happened in toronto (2 years ago), but we had a nice friendly 'rave' (protest/w dj's spinning) infront of city hall...compromises were made and all is well...for the most part.

btw, why does the american gov't crack down on everything they don't like? i bet if a major american corporation could commercialize cannibus the american gov't would back them up!!! wack!!!

hopefully they don't squash all your raves...soon they'll have 'i just don't like the look of your face act' and throw you in jail because they think your shady er something.


if they wanted to grow, tax and sell cannabis like tobacco and alcohol they would


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wodak
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Registered: Oct 2001
Location: Baton Rouge Louisiana

I'm glad to see some New Orleans people in hear, but yeah the palace just aint been the same. I haven't been in a while, the last few times I went I got a kinda dirty trashy feelin. And I also had a feeling that there were alot of undercovers in there. I mean a 40 year old dude dressed in a button-up shirt, tie, slacks and dress shoes, aproached me and said, "You uhhhhhhhh...... got anything for sale???" I told him to fuck off, cuz there messin with the folks in there that have nothing to do w/ drugs. theres people walkin around bugg eyed and drenched and he comes and messes w me. fuck that. So anyway I'm gona stick to the club's that are gettin the big names every so often, for now. Like tiesto @ the house of blues on the 25th that's a once a year thing that I can't miss

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Steven Hays
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Registered: Mar 2003
Location: Austin, TX

quote:
Originally posted by wodak
I'm glad to see some New Orleans people in hear, but yeah the palace just aint been the same. I haven't been in a while, the last few times I went I got a kinda dirty trashy feelin. And I also had a feeling that there were alot of undercovers in there. I mean a 40 year old dude dressed in a button-up shirt, tie, slacks and dress shoes, aproached me and said, "You uhhhhhhhh...... got anything for sale???" I told him to fuck off, cuz there messin with the folks in there that have nothing to do w/ drugs. theres people walkin around bugg eyed and drenched and he comes and messes w me. fuck that. So anyway I'm gona stick to the club's that are gettin the big names every so often, for now. Like tiesto @ the house of blues on the 25th that's a once a year thing that I can't miss


I thought it was on the 28th?


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drewfactor
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Registered: Dec 2001
Location: Hamilton, Ontario

I bet if you compared what happens at raves/parties/club events to the ruckus caused by drunken teenagers there would be no comparison. I though New Orleans was the party centre for the Southern US? I love the Southern US and I'd like to live there, but I don't think I could stand the draconian laws!

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wodak
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Registered: Oct 2001
Location: Baton Rouge Louisiana

quote:
Originally posted by E\/AN AL|\/|AE
I thought it was on the 28th?


My bad dude it is on the 28th. You goin?

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wodak
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Registered: Oct 2001
Location: Baton Rouge Louisiana

quote:
Originally posted by drewfactor
I bet if you compared what happens at raves/parties/club events to the ruckus caused by drunken teenagers there would be no comparison. I though New Orleans was the party centre for the Southern US? I love the Southern US and I'd like to live there, but I don't think I could stand the draconian laws!


Yeah new orleans is cool, burbon street is cool, but the only venue we have is kinda crumbling, physicaly and theoreticaly. Lately the better and bigger Dj's have been playing in clubs. which is kinda happnen all over the U.S. So the whole venue thing doesn't bother me that much, it's smaller parties but a better quality of music. And yeah the southern US is cool I plan on movin to Florida later on but LA is cool for now

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zebrascas
tranceaddict in training



Registered: May 2003
Location: manchester
Party Hat rave act in usa

Yeah your right about the UK going through a bad period. However this is when we didnt have big name dj's or mainstream big clubs in the early nineties.
My brother is 30 now and he said to me a while ago people just set up there own raves in remote fields saying it was all free and everything. People just used to flock in hundreds and even thousands and bring there own beer and drugs set up some decks and everyone was a winner until someone grassed them up and reported it to the police. Thats why legal organised festivals in the UK can't have the sound turned up the extreme in what you here in clubs.
It does spoil it a bit especially when someone like van dyk is pumping the bass and thousands of crazy pilled up clubbers are going ape shit.
Still whenever i have been to gatecrasher summer sound system or godskitchen the police are there and they never search you its just the security guys who do and even they are sound as a pound.
Keep ya chin up all you american guys cos the government will break
Keep the faith my friends, keep the faith.

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