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Originally posted by nefardec and besides this cultural layer, music and sound as vibration have such a basic effect on human psychology and even physiology. i won't go into the specifics of it unless i am asked.

I'd like to hear more about these effects you're talking about.

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Originally posted by EddieZilker The answer to that question is because, currently, it's easier and people will fork over a lot of money to dance, mingle, look for anonymous hook-ups, get into fights, take too much MDMA, etc. etc. Unfortunately, it is that sort of attitude - that DJ's are a dime a dozen and that people will fork over gobs of cash for simpleton dalliance - that causes a lot of people not to respect the music, or worse, think of it as simple button pushing.

I live in a town with exactly that crowd you're referring to. I don't go out very much because even when there is a good dj and not just some local playing "club hits" nobody goes for the music anyways.