DJ Disciple tours Toronto's record stores before playing at System:
T.O. rave doc, circa '93!
VDub
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Originally posted by Abercrombie
I uploaded this to youtube years ago...
That should bring back some great memories!
That's really good for mems AJ but it's post renos in 2003...
Need pre renos...
THE CHAINS MAN!!!!!!
VDub
quote:
Originally posted by PivotTechno
I know I put this up in another thread somewhere, but here's footage I took of my best friend opening up the Guv at a KIND rave in 1998:
Honestly bro....
That almost brought a tear to my eye...
Just seeing that round podium with the railing... Wow...
Time
Of
My life...
Abercrombie
quote:
Originally posted by VDub
That's really good for mems AJ but it's post renos in 2003...
Need pre renos...
THE CHAINS MAN!!!!!!
We were still using film cameras back then for crissakes :stongue:
hardcore trancer
quote:
Originally posted by PivotTechno
I know I put this up in another thread somewhere, but here's footage I took of my best friend opening up the Guv at a KIND rave in 1998:
Damn... I remember my first rave at the Ontario Science Centre in 98
kotsy
quote:
Originally posted by PivotTechno
T.O. rave doc, circa '93!
one of the worst "documentaries" I've ever seen
Jayx1
What happened to our scene?
political interference and a lack of unity to fight it. It doesnt help that there is nothing but infighting within the scene allowing the outsiders to tear it down that much easier!
I miss the 90s. But there is so much potential today if we would only recognize and act on it!
VDub
Nope...
IMHO, it started with electro...
Then went to minimal...
Thats my opinion for Guv anyway...
I think that the issues you're talking about are effecting club district for the most part...
But I really never included club district with our scene as it were...
Most of our scene's clubs are still in operation...
feelgood
quote:
Originally posted by Jayx1
What happened to our scene?
political interference and a lack of unity to fight it. It doesnt help that there is nothing but infighting within the scene allowing the outsiders to tear it down that much easier!
I miss the 90s. But there is so much potential today if we would only recognize and act on it!
I think just like every social wave, it went mainstream.
When it goes mainstream, more money is invested, and therefore theres more liability. Increased liability->tighter security-> more rules/regulations = death of the rave mentality.
I'll admit that the scene is healthier than what its been in years and its full of potential. I just hope that people can draw the separation between the proper rave mentality (the non judgmental plur mentality) and that 'pseudo rave' mentality that all the promoters try to push (bottle service, 100$ diesel shirts and jersey shore is not rave)
In fact the other day I saw a flyer advertising a 'rave' in guelph. top40/mashup/bottle service etc. Good Grief.
