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Real raves (for clarification in the USA "rave" refers to giant commerical shitfests)
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samb834
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To be honest, I was just taking the piss when I mentioned orchestral clownstep - I had no idea that there was even music refered to as clownstep
AmsterTram
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Well if you include disco it has about 20 years.
Do older people listen to DnB in any large numbers?
The Liberal Media
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blauwelichten
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This video is banned in your country coz Sony are cunts.
What does it say, is this about Sunrise Radio, the multi-ethnic radio station?
AmsterTram
Bluelighter
I don't include disco, that's like saying if you include dancehall drum and bass has been going for 50 years...
there are plenty of old heads
You are way off base there Disco begat house and it influence is still immense.
oliphill
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Warehouse,office,field,mountains.. thats where i like to rave..
Here's something coming up:
Here's something coming up:
fair do's my dislike of house is mainly aimed at funky/most modern genres etc i'm a big fan of the acid variety. fuck knows what i'll be listening to in 10-20 years but i hope it's not the fucking beatles :D
Cornishman
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I agree with the first part of your statement, but the 2nd half I disagree.
It wasn't until I really got into doing coke and booze that I switched over to radio 2.
That may not apply to the majority though.
ashtray girl
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Didn't everyone switch over to radio 2 in the late 90s, when radio 1 got unbearable?
Cornishman
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In the late 90''s I was a big late night radio one fan, never missed the breezeblock every Monday night.
But yeah, daytime radio one was hideous.
But yeah, daytime radio one was hideous.
blauwelichten
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Brilliant quote from Alan Oldham
"because there was no YouTube back then. You'd hear that there were 10,000 people going to a rave. In Detroit, if you tried to make a techno party in those days, or even now almost 20 years later, you'd be lucky if 50 people showed up. 75 is a smash success."
Hehheh!
"because there was no YouTube back then. You'd hear that there were 10,000 people going to a rave. In Detroit, if you tried to make a techno party in those days, or even now almost 20 years later, you'd be lucky if 50 people showed up. 75 is a smash success."
Hehheh!