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| quote: | Originally posted by exstasie
really? I thought the guv was the quietest i've seen it pretty much all year! |
Agreed with this. Shockingly enough, a friend that I was supposed to meet down there left at 230 because it was 'way too busy'. I almost laughed at her.
| quote: | Originally posted by afterhrsgurl
haha i know..ure so right... we turned it into "what defines a rave" thread |
Brings me back to the thread I started awhile back.
http://www.tranceaddict.com/forums/...threadid=413931
ChemEnchanced' explanation to me is my definition of a rave.. and I still haven't been to one to this day :S
| quote: | Originally posted by ChemEnhanced
For the younger generation....most of them think of raves as afterhours EDM parties, usually involving drug use.
For many of the older partiers who remember or at least were at EDM parties of the mid 90s would classify raves more as organized underground parties. Usually the parties would start after dusk and last through till dawn. Drug use is/was more the norm at these parties; particularly the use of Ecstasy and LSD. I am sure you have heard the acronym PLUR.....thats basically what the whole RAVE scene was about in the 90s.
I've been to raves that had thousands of partiers, and lasting from one night to a few days. These were not parties that you found a flier on your car window telling you about it but more often you needed to know someone who had a phone number of a guy who could get you a map with the location of the party. These parties would be held pretty much anywhere from old subway stations, old warehouses, forests and corn fields. The first Rave I went to was in a corn field and the only reason I went was my friend said there would be hot chicks and drugs....I didn't even know what electronic music was back then....I was still into my Guns N Roses and Aerosmith tapes. |
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