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Originally posted by BitchBoyNYC Actually Alyssa, you are right. It was the NOV '02 set that got me going. SInce then I've been a PVD whore. Those 6 hr ROXY sets wer mind-blowing. Global was the first PVD CD I bought. After I heard it, The next day I went and bought Out There and Back & The Politics of Dancing. P.O.D. is still one of my favorite albums!!

for me

OTAB >> POD >> Global >> 7ways >>>>>>> reflections (gag)

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Originally posted by Porky for me OTAB >> POD >> Global >> 7ways >>>>>>> reflections (gag)

OTAB>> 7ways >> GLOBAL >> POD

*never* bought reflections cuz i heard it SUCKED -- but TRANCE ENERGY 2003 was f0ckin unforgettable

- and yeah 'CRUSH' & 'NOTHING BUT YOU' became too overplayed but don't tell me those tracks didnt PWN u when they first came out i still like Crush -- both the original Second Sun version and the PVD remix.

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July 5, 2013, my heart

The first time I went to a "dance" club I saw a bunch of kids on various drugs, holding lunch pails, purple/blue/etc hair, wearing 3 foot high shoes and pants big enough for 4 people. And a bunch of male meatheads with no shirts on, and a few of them performing oral sex on each other. weird.

heheh soo not my scene. Thank god I haven't seen a whole lotta that anymore, or I woulda kept my ass in a hip hop club and suffered through many more years of rap music.

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Originally posted by yankeeBaby The first time I went to a "dance" club I saw a bunch of kids on various drugs, holding lunch pails, purple/blue/etc hair, wearing 3 foot high shoes and pants big enough for 4 people. And a bunch of male meatheads with no shirts on, and a few of them performing oral sex on each other. weird. heheh soo not my scene. Thank god I haven't seen a whole lotta that anymore, or I woulda kept my ass in a hip hop club and suffered through many more years of rap music.

Eewwwwwwww! That almost sounds traumatic

I didnt really think that much about clubbers and drugs before i started going. my first dance club that i went to was when i was 18-19 and it was 1997. i went to expo and it was thanksgiving eve. it was sooooo cheesy, but i remember really liking the energy that was there. i never really thought about them being a bunch of drug users, b/c drug users are everywhere, why narrow it down to a group of clubbers? you could walk in any american high school and find more drug users than in a club....it is all stereotypes and people really need to let go of stereotypes.

that being said i started to really get into clubs and trance more when i saw pvd at exit, then at roxy that following novemebr (2002) and i was hooked when he played arc...

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I heard storys of the tunnel (pre 98') that people were getting stabbed with syringes and being infected with aids. Now im not saying that this never happened but I never saw it myslef. My first experiance in nyc club scene was tunnel 1998. It was there anual winter rave.

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Originally posted by klingklang77 i never really thought about them being a bunch of drug users, b/c drug users are everywhere, why narrow it down to a group of clubbers? you could walk in any american high school and find more drug users than in a club....it is all stereotypes and people really need to let go of stereotypes.

word. I hate the EDM scene sterotypes...and I hate all the shit that the US and Canadian Governments are doing to take down dance clubs...ridiculous.

Trancer-X: It WAS traumatic.....my bf at the time was like "You actually LIKE this shit?" Good thing I tried it out a few more times (PS: are you Jamaican??)

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I really didnt think much of clubs before I started going to them. I knew about them, and knew of the stereotype things that went on within them, but I never had an opinion of my own. The VERY first time I went to a club it was Soundfactory, June 2001, for my prom. What I saw was rather disturbing and kinda turned me off from going again, a bunch of sluts (which isnt such a bad thing), a bunch of meatheads, people fucking on the second floor, and people doing all sorts of shit in the bathroom on the third floor - so yea, I wasnt too fond of my first experience.

My second experience was much better though, June 2003 @ Arc... I had the time of my life, it was the first time I met the TA's, my first time of many more to come after of closing out a night, also my first time going to an afterparty at the loft, with special guests Gabriel & Dresden.

What Ive learned, there will always be crackies, meatheads, whores, you just have to learn to accept them and avoid the places that the majority of them congregate.

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Originally posted by Coup Vlad wins. Flawless victory.

I really didn't think anything about them because at the time I didn't know it existed untill i went to this little shit hole club in Pittsburgh called Metropol. Used to listen to no-name house djs. Then in 98 I went to this party called Zoolu Fest in New Orleans....this huge rave during Mardi Gras...The venue was a huge opera house that held about 15,000 people...they had a full lazer show and light show. The party was so fucking sick!!! It was DJ Micro and X-dream that turned me onto trance. They really suck now but back then, to me, they were amazing. Then in 99 I went to the rave in Atlanta at the Trade Center and It was Rabbit in the Moon, Sasha and Digweed. About 10,000 people there easily. Sasha and Digweed blew me the fuck away....I couldn't believe how sick they were....that's what brought me on to "good" trance and progresive. That's when I started clubbing.

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My first EDM event was PVD @ Summerstage last summer, and i've been hooked ever since, cant get enough of it

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Originally posted by Thero40 My first EDM event was PVD @ Summerstage last summer, and i've been hooked ever since, cant get enough of it

lol still fav my night i've ever been to.

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