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liquidstripes
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United States
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 Posted - 2003/05/28 : 10:32:00
I've heard so many people say that the rave scene is dying really fast, which I think this is just the beginning.
What do you think?
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Dave Murray
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United Kingdom
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Posted - 2003/05/28 : 10:41:58
IMO, The Rave Scene is getting stronger infact alot stronger, and believe me it wont die out quick. But mind you hardcore did die, when it never.
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milo
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Canada
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Posted - 2003/05/28 : 12:06:58
stateside scene is hurting, i think it's reforming itself, uk side is booming
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Demotic
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United Kingdom
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Posted - 2003/05/28 : 15:49:45
I cant see it dying in the near future, because the nu style is a bit more like the commercial sound (Trance) and because this sound is what most commercial fans prefer to cheesy hhc, it will only attract more people to the scene. When my friends visit my house and i play an old cheesy set (which is the effing dogs.), they are not interested, but as soon as i get the trance going they really love it, therefore bringing more people into the scene...
...anyway i think the scene will get stronger in the future.
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Edited by - Demotic on 2003/05/28 15:51:26 |
manic
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Australia
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Posted - 2003/05/28 : 17:34:52
The scene is pretty strong in Sydney. But, it would be interesting if the scene could handle shocks like the shooting at the graffiti hall of fame and the death of Anna Wood ( god rest her soul).
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tommo
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United Kingdom
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 Posted - 2003/05/29 : 02:54:29
The scene is immense here,seems like everyones into hardcore again.
I'm just nucking futs! 
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Simon
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Belgium
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Posted - 2003/05/29 : 06:29:41
It has taken off again, although it seems Hardcore has taken off, not so much the "Rave scene" though imo.
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aLLy
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United States
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 Posted - 2003/06/03 : 11:13:36
well here in california (u.s.) in socal the scene isnt as good as it used to be its dying slowly everything is underground now which is good but still those are harder to find than ever
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jambo 29
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United Kingdom
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Posted - 2003/06/03 : 11:35:04
the scene is becoming much stronger over here @ soon it will be getting back 2 the good old days 
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rezzna
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United Kingdom
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Posted - 2003/06/03 : 12:57:07
the scene is getting bigger and bigger, but my fear isn't that the scene will die, it's that it'll start spreading to crowds of people not down with the whole concept of being happy when you go out and there being a good vibe. jungle/d'n'b had a wicked scene until it morphed into the scene some say it has begun. same with garage. anyway even if the scene dies, theres that much hardcore i want to own i'll happily keep buying it up until the scene starts up again, cuz the music 0wnz j00
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Xenochrome
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Posted - 2003/06/03 : 14:38:56
As far as raves ar concerned, local and national legislation has made it nearly imposible to find a legal all-night venue within the city of Chicago. There are still events being held outside the city, but rarely do they go later than 4:00AM.
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Raver_Davie
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Posted - 2003/06/07 : 16:46:09
I've never seen so many events advertised until now.
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wedmo
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Posted - 2003/06/24 : 02:24:25
i dnt think the rave scene is dying out because my room is ful of hardcore flyers and ive only bin to one under 18's rave myself and thers loads thats shud be cumin soon so thats what i think
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Elysium
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Sweden
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Posted - 2003/06/24 : 20:53:24
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.. the death of Anna Wood (god rest her soul).
Oh come on.. she was on a mixture of drugs (that nobody forced her to take). She only has herself to blame.
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strychnine
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Posted - 2003/06/24 : 21:00:37
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Originally posted by Elysium:
Oh come on.. she was on a mixture of drugs (that nobody forced her to take). She only has herself to blame.
That's no reason to spit on her grave or to not wish the best for her in whatever afterlife she's in.
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Elysium
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Posted - 2003/06/25 : 02:16:42
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Originally posted by strychnine:
That's no reason to spit on her grave or to not wish the best for her in whatever afterlife she's in.
I wasn't. I'm just saying there are billions of other people throughout history that deserves more mention than Anna Wood. She did a stupid thing even though she knew there might be severe consequences. See, there's a reason these drugs are illegal.
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