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| quote: | Originally posted by DaRoZa
the only time i use the word rave is to make a distinction to people (who know little about EDM) between guv events and regular clubs.. just a euphemism for saying long sketchy dance music parties i guess. |
that just contributes to the blatant misrepresentation of the word.
there is no "rave music". there are no "rave clubs". there were "raves", and if there still are raves, they're over-commercialized (which dilutes the actual rave-aspect) because they don't have the draw they did in the past, due to the development of the club scene.
raves were underground, and the locations were rarely publicly announced. very exciting, could be broken up at any second, and you had to run for fear of getting arrested. you knew shouldn't have been there, but you knew that you were a part of something revolutionary.
any city that has a scene probably had raves in the past, and anyone that went to those raves still feels the itch to get out to clubs, because they were a part of what many people still don't understand today.
watch "Groove" if you want a good idea of what a rave is.
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