Re: Discussion Topic : When did the "rave" scene die?, or does it continue ?


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Posted by Pete (81.152.132.73) on 20:09:59 19/January/04

In Reply to: Re: Discussion Topic : When did the "rave" scene die?, or does it continue ? posted by Greenhalgh123

: I think the bad press surrounding the drugs had a lot to do with the scene dying out. Plus the scene is changing and the youngsters of today maybe wanting to do something new!!
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: Oh yeh, and the government putting the clangers on the best parties!
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I think the bad press didnt do that much damage to the scene cos those that were doing it didnt care about that, or should I say I didnt know anyone who cared.
I personally believe we all just grew up and when the scene changed we left in droves.
There isnt that much of a take up amongst youngsters these days, cos the music isnt new, its nothing special these days. There aren't thousands of raves a year now, there are maybe a hundred if that. If you heard a tape of raindance now it would probably be all remixes of old tunes. no originality equals boring...
I agree that the law did their best, but it was nothing to do with the law, if the music kept its originality the scene would still be strong..



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