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ok...something different I hope...but whats your worst trance/rave party memory??
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| LadyLuck13 |
| I dont really have any good stories regarding this thread, but I'd like to hear a few. I do have a good story regarding a bar scene one night though... One girl was really wasted off her butt. She was so bad, she was hanging on the toilet for a few. A couple of guys had to go in and get her. While they were walking her out of the bar, holding her up of course...everyone noticed this incredibly horrible odor eminating from somewhere. As she walked by, you could clearly see a large stain on the backside of her jeans. I wont say further of what this stain consisted of...LOL. Now, thats one you wont forget for a while. :haha: |
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| kurai |
I actually remember 2 raves:
One was Evolution on :mad: Sylvester 2000. There were Mauro Picotto and some others I can't remember clearly :D Well at first the room could take 2000 ravers - but 5000 tickets were sold. Around 10 security people for this amount of people. Inside it was about 50 deegrees hot, absolutely NO space. Toilets were full. The sound was horrible, the best tune I can remember was Mario Lopez - The Sound Of Nature Part II (Plug N Play Remix). You had to walk in line for about 20! minutes to go out of the hot building to catch some fresh air. Well we disappeared after some hours.
Some was UK Trance night. On the flyer they promised to "show how deep and melodic UK trance can be". I thought cool, UK Trance must be something like Nu-NRG and Tiesto Styles, since they often call it like that in Germany and Switzerland. But wrong thought. DJ Mind-X and DJ Taucher were playing terrible, best tune I can remember was Riva - Stringer, the rest was nameless - VERY FEW people were dancing, and we couldn't return home before 5 o'clock, it was damn cold outside, so we had to stay in the club, some security lady was asking us (in a rude manner) that we could sleep and hang around at home - and not in the club :rolleyes:
Those were 2 of my stories. |
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