That, or just that people put djs so fucking high on the pedestal that they have become seriously overpaid for what they can bring in vs alcohol.

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I can't drink so I hope things like this can happen. It really sucks partying all night and watching everyone slam down drinks like nobody's business.

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From the North American standpoint, the question is more 'Can a club without alcohol survive without the constant threat of being raided for drugs?'. Alot of the best clubs I know of in Canada like Stereo in Montreal and the old Boa in Toronto were always under that threat for not serving alcohol (opening at 1-2am) because the cops would be suspicious of their being 500-1000 people being in a club at those hours given the circumstances... more so in Toronto. I get the concensus that it's much tougher over here to keep a club open with certain limitations than say a major Western European city, the authorities understand that it's going to go on and if it's victimless then leave it alone.

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Originally posted by ChemEnhanced any party from 2003 and back I only remember bits and pieces...i've combined those memories into one awesome party

In the UK we have 24 hour drinking laws, even in my local nightclub i got them playing dumonde-never look back at 6 AM while supping on beer.
A party isnt over , till its over

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Originally posted by adi_hanson In the UK we have 24 hour drinking laws, even in my local nightclub i got them playing dumonde-never look back at 6 AM while supping on beer. A party isnt over , till its over

In england you have 24 hr drinking laws..

scotland not so, clubs by law stop serving drink at 3am, anything after has to have a later license applied for which cost a fortune I'm reliably informed.

on sundays nowhere is allowed to serve drink before 12:30pm..

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Originally posted by chesco In england you have 24 hr drinking laws.. scotland not so, clubs by law stop serving drink at 3am, anything after has to have a later license applied for which cost a fortune I'm reliably informed. on sundays nowhere is allowed to serve drink before 12:30pm..

oh well , england has the 24 hour law.

i was at tiesto in august in london and i was boozing until 7 am

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That, or just that people put djs so fucking high on the pedestal that they have become seriously overpaid for what they can bring in vs alcohol.

How does this explain the overwhelming majority of venues/nights where the DJ is getting paid fuck all?

I've been to several non-alcoholic raves (in Canada), where everyone was heavily searched upon entry so no alcohol was being snuck in.
Once everyone got in and pop their pills, they cops just chilled by the entry way unless there was a problem.

And also, there is a big festival (shambala) in Canada that does not allow any alcohol in for the whole weekend, and its been going on for years.
I think I'd generally rather be in a non-alcoholic crowd. The dancing and energy, sober or rollin, is better.