The Rave Scene Is Dead and No One Cares

[Xtafen]

You know it *wink*

[Senior]

Originally posted by Shining Sal:
i am really quite new to the scene and i love it .. the only thing that gets to me is the selective people.. its like they think the new ppl are ruining their scene or something...

Hi, it was nice to meet you at APEX.

[crackjoy]

hm. if i'm not mistaken, all the new ravers think the rave scene is going good, and all the "experienced" ravers think its dead? all the new ravers say PLUR, all the old ravers say "PLUR is dead, i killed it!"

who's killing the scene?

[Senior]

Originally posted by crackjoy:
hm. if i'm not mistaken, all the new ravers think the rave scene is going good, and all the "experienced" ravers think its dead? all the new ravers say PLUR, all the old ravers say "PLUR is dead, i killed it!"

who's killing the scene?

You get a blue star for biggest generalization of the day!

[Ree Fresh]

Our generation of ravers has grown up. Nolan is right when we for some reason think we should be on vip. That cant feed the rave economy. Twisted will be gone soon too if kraig continues to put over 30 fnk'ers on his guest list.

Relax kids, remember all our complaining years ago when all we wanted was "under ground raves"?

We need to suck in fresh hich school kids and make raves seem like there cool agin :smoke1: Thay way we can obtain more money to feed promoters, djs, dealers and you old skools punks whinning for vip's ;)

[Res]

Legal issues and by-laws are to blame

[Ree Fresh]

when where raves EVER legal???

:kam:

[Senior]

Originally posted by wellbelove's:
when where raves EVER legal???

:kam:

Well there was for many years sevral grey areas of the law that were exploited. For instance Cumberland Hall, The Sapnish Cultural Center (when it could go all night) and Mitchell Island all operated with out liscence's from the cities they were in and could be used at a realitively low cost. These were all "unbustable" venue's that allowed promoters to put on a show with certainty that it could happen.

These days there isn't any such alternatives.

[doubledown]

a little off topic but just a question to the old schooler`s,anyone remember the ORYGY OF THE GODS series of parties from the early to mid 90`s(good times)or how bout the venue THE LUX.

[Senior]

Originally posted by doubledown:
a little off topic but just a question to the old schooler`s,anyone remember the ORYGY OF THE GODS series of parties from the early to mid 90`s(good times)or how bout the venue THE LUX.

That's a bit before my time but I do remember the Lux...

[Res]

anyone remember BLISS?

[crackjoy]

yeah! blue star! w00t

seriously tho, mebbe it was generalized... but on average its pretty true.

[Senior]

Originally posted by crackjoy:
yeah! blue star! w00t

seriously tho, mebbe it was generalized... but on average its pretty true.

I think to say that there would be a difference in perspective is true. However to say that old school (such a vague phrase at best anyway) = bitter and new = happy is idiotic.

[Xtafen]

Originally posted by doubledown
a little off topic but just a question to the old schooler`s,anyone remember the ORYGY OF THE GODS series of parties from the early to mid 90`s(good times)or how bout the venue THE LUX.

Delux @ The Lux

Back in da day when Underworld first dropped Rez and Hardfloor dropped Trancescript (and Acperience after that). I was there. That place was so sketchy upstairs on the balcony. I still talk to this guy Chris who go-go danced at that place.