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rabbitjoker
aural sadist

Registered: Aug 2002
Location: Toronto, ON, CANADA
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Re: Rave Part 2- Why do we hate it?
| quote: | Originally posted by The Highroller
I find that the only people who really say "Hey, I went to a RAVE last night" are the people who go to raves to be "cool" or to get fucked up. I have never heard a long time raver call a rave what it is. It's always "I went to this party last night" or "Wanna
hit up this party?"
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You're completely right.
To the general public "rave" means drug-incuced, messy, insance, unorganized, illegal, wrong - dance party......
Personally, I don't need that stigma with my co-workers, so I call it a party - which it still is.....
Is it a rave - of course!!! Would I love to call it a rave to my non-educated peers? DAMN RIGHT!!!
Would they think I was a drugged-up crazy man for going and not trust my business instincts for going to a "rave" - yes.... Unfortunately so..
Socitety is too busy placing lables than analysing the truth about life.
Raves are "parties"...... Bottom line.. We'll all use whatever term suits our "other lives" best to limit judgement.... At least that is coming from this vetran....
Raves used to have little or no flyers... The used to have meet-up spots, and locations not announced until hours before it started... The sound was great, the lights were acceptable... The vibe was unity (no attitude).. Can we get back to that??? I hope - but I don't think so - the club generation rules the $$$ now....
Peace -RJ
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Last edited by rabbitjoker on Jan-04-2003 at 02:55
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Jan-04-2003 02:48
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DigiNut
You kids get off my lawn!

Registered: Dec 2002
Location: Toronto, Self-proclaimed Centre of the Universe
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People need to be educated. I personally thrive on the controversy it tends to spark, and I want people to know that it's not the monster the mass media has made it out to be. Yes I say it's a rave, but no I do NOT allow anyone else to think it's a drug den, and I feel perfectly confident in carrying on that argument by virtue of the fact that I didn't TAKE any drugs.
And if I can get 1 out of every 50 people into it, for the music... it's worth it! If I just say it was a party, well that could just as easily refer to someone's house party or a black-tie event.
I suppose people do make a good point about rave being a sort of old-school, underground term, but are you guys sure that we aren't confusing cause and effect? Is a rave really an underground drug den or is it just an unfortunate coincidence that raves have been invaded by cracked-out pansies who neither understand nor care about the music, and thus forced underground? Why be ashamed of the word because of someone else's ignorance??
When we say "electronica", the uneducated masses assume that ALL electronica is repetitive annoying crap because they've only heard the Chemical Brothers, but we know it's not so we still say we listen to trance! Don't we?
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Jan-04-2003 04:59
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Dr. Z
edm sux

Registered: Sep 2002
Location: Toronto/Waterloo, Canada
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Jan-04-2003 06:39
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