I used to bring leftover meeting food to ravers waiting in lines. I knew that some of these kids had saved their $$ for a ticket and party favors and probably were going to party hungry. While I couldn't effectively coach them to not abuse drugs, I could feed them. Then they wouldn't crash and need help. I brought ~12 pizzas once and 2 grocery sacks of muffins b/c a seminar had leftovers and I snagged em. They were all good kids and gave me their trash and didn't leave a mess.
I'm now 56 and I kid you not, not one day goes by without my mind contemplating the good ole days of acid house way back in 87'. Must have had 30 hours a week sleep back then because I was partying, pirate radio and djing like it was going outta fashion ffs lol. The best time of my life ever. Nothing has come close since and nothing ever will as far as I'm concerned. There's two, only two factors of life that can make you happy.. Music and love. Without these you already dead. Now lemme squeeze you with an oldie that'll take you right back to my time.. Rhythim is Rhythim - It is What it is.. Transmat records 1988 see u on the dancefloor people 🎶❤️🎶❤️🎶
I just wanna say, I'm 21 and I've danced at all sort of modern legal "raves" that just dont seem to beat the authenticity of this, illegal ones in London just get shut down straight away. I just wanna say if you were lucky enough to attend these be thankful! Nowadays everyone just drinks alchohol to numb the pain, everyone cares so much what people think and appearance is everything, people dont dance to let go anymore. We need to free the people and go back to these raves.
@@tomrobinson2914 I know, worked in bars for about 5 years and have seen the worst sides of people. Md changed my world, opened my heart and my outlook on life. Made me see the good in everyone, how life should be.
I was slightly too young to attend the raves in the real peak period, but I am forever looking for music from the time, I can't describe the feeling it gives you to this day!
I was living in Coventry from 1988 to 1992, a mate gave me a pink panther, that was , that was the awakening for me, 58 now and still love the dance music. Changed my life for the better
Im disabled and ive moved my arms and my hands to dance music alone in my flat A girl in the video talking about when youre legs are exhausted and you can move your arms or hands Solidarity 🙌✌️ I will still be hand dancing until the day i die 😁
Look at how much aggression they threw at us that shows you it scared the shit out of their machine. I can't believe our generation has allowed them to implement what is now happening.
Guys, I just wanna say this rave spirit still exists! Experienced in 2020, east Germany, don't know how it looks in other parts of the world... Look for the right raves, in the right places. Cheers and keep ravin!
I'm 50 now, and don't take any drugs or even drink. But, I still DJ 1990-1993 oldskool 'ardcore every week, because the music is amazing with or without drugs.
One club me and my two pals went in, which was hitting the early 90s music, was the only club that was jam packed, I wonder why? ah yeah that was down to the music been amazing along with the atmosphere.
Used to rave in my student days in Cambridge without even alcohol let alone Class A’s as we were too poor...the music was enough for my best friend and me!
I`m 41 - in Switzerland we`re experiencing a resurgence of high quality Techno & Oldschool style DJ-ing. The people from back in the day (whom survived) - all of us respecting one another and teaching the young ones of today, by good example😉 ..... It`s Awesome🥰_🤩 .. Just the other day i said to one of my DJ friends - we`re so fortunate to be blessed with this resurrection. It lays upon Us - DJ`s, Musicians, Artists & Guests to bring into being, that which we love.. ..20/20 Vision.. 🧐 ..🤣
@Tony Coleman Thx Tony. Yes indeed, are we living in trying Times. The week will wither away - & "Societies" shall crumble..,. Stay strong - NEVER give up. ..✌️ 💪 💖.. ....👀 👂 🧠....
I'm not very good looking and I'm not very clever but none of that mattered when your were there and I'm so glad I was as it was the best days of my life x
Exactly what brownbeard said! t’s not about that shit! The experiences is what it’s about! We all have different skills and the world wouldn’t be as good without us all being different. Definitely don’t need any more models or suits that’s for sure ;)
glad u had a good time but like other comments said dont need to say things like that every1 is good looking in their own way and clever in their own way stay positive m8
@Cicada 3301 I remember one night me and my pals got a few sandwiches each from a guy we saw on a street corner, he looked a bit dodgy but sound enough. turns out him or maybe the guy he buys from had made ours with margarine and not butter as we had been led to believe (we had asked of course, we where young but knew the score) Anyway, long story short we all got sore stomachs and Edmund ended up in hospital, his mum went mental.
I never at that came across a polite sweet , pickle & cheese eating girl raver.. 🤔 This wasn't a student type scene, it was something for the drop outs and naughty ones
FOR US. BY US. It was ours. We rocked. We rolled. E's and whizz. Throw in a bit of acid and boom. This is all a bit elementary party people. If you lived through the raving 90's you were truly blessed. You would look forward to EVERY single weekend. No aggro. The music was fucking amazing. Nuff said
@@doughroasterbushcraftandsu3947 And nibheads with white gloves green sticks and bald heads with ni top on bunch of gobshite just so it for the sake of taking drugs no sub ulture no fashion style of dress just druggys whe most likely turned into smack crack pipes nothing at all to do withe rebelling and the vult status of Chicago Houae & Detroit's Techno leading to Northern Acid House Hacienda Acid Head - Revolutionarys.. .
The government acted on pressure from the breweries to limit the popularity of acid house especially the free/ illegal stuff. No one was drinking much early on in the scene and the breweries who had previously had a near monopoly on lower class pleasure seeking were starting to notice the lack of money at the bar. Beer took the edge off, water was all you needed. It was only when we got pushed back into the clubs and bars thanks to the "you're not free to party act" that you started to see more people on e and a skin full of beer. Me included.
Its probably more about control and fear of losing control.. then lack of customers for beer. Since i think the decline of alcohol consumption..if at all was marginal. There where still.more than enough alcohol consumers.
I can say without a doubt that DMT's formula was given to us by the Annunaki to the Egyptians. The book of Thoth is that formula (DMT), the Egyptian buildings and the peculiar way they painted them is an obvious sign that they had DMT's formula and had been using it for a long time to keep the connection between the Kings who ruled Egypt and the "Gods" (or creators) for guidance and for our own personal limitless evolution. The Annunaki came to earth to save their planet and in the process of ensuring their survival we were created. They decided to give us their Genetic Information, technology, structures and sacred teachings so that we become our best versions and reach a "Higher Awareness State" just like them so that we can aid them with their planet (Nibiru) and serve our purpose here on earth. They had their personal reasons for creating us but that doesn't mean we shouldn't be grateful. I personally think that everyone should take DMT and Ayahuasca before they die, but always have in mind that what you are going to go through will only last 15 minutes on DMT and a lot more time on Ayahuasca, DMT opens a world of visuals and sounds that we've never seen or heard before and that we never would have thought they were even possible. Sounds may come in forms and forms may come in sounds. DMT is related to The Book Of Thoth. The Egyptians called the Pineal Gland "The 3rd Eye" and the 3rd Eye "The Seat Of The Soul" we can only access the Book of Thoth in the Astral world, we access the Astral world through Laser focused meditation and we receive guidance through synchronicity, emotions, voices and visuals once we are in the "Astral", this is because our Pineal Gland produces DMT naturally and the DMT amount we produce increases drastically giving us the ability to "Perceive" much more than the physical realm when we meditate. When you do DMT it doesn't matter if you don't know how to meditate because DMT guides you to the meditative state even if you are trying to avoid it by not paying attention .The smoked DMT takes approx 10 seconds to kick in and when it does you enter a trance state so powerful that whatever image you have in front of you disappears and you are suddenly transported to another "Dimension" where you will understand this Ancient Knowledge. The interesting thing about DMT is that the "Trip" is not always the same, there are endless trip possibilities and there is no limit to what you can perceive, the more DMT smoke you hold in for a long time (10 secs) will determine how strong your trip is going to be. I knew about DMT and Psychedelics long before I tried them, but I always thought that it was impossible to connect with beings that are from a reality different than ours until I tried DMT for the first time. Just keep in mind that what we perceive in meditation is a lot of DMT being released naturally from your pineal gland, when we smoke DMT those effects are increased on a ridiculous level giving you access to your "6th Sense". No one has ever died consuming DMT and just like cannabis DMT doesn't have any "cancerous cell activation" risks. Smoking DMT is said to be the most extreme experience a human being can go through so be warned and proceed with caution. Peace, Love and Abundance for the readers🍄
I remember straight out of Uni and starting out at the Daily Telegraph in London around "88 on the career circuit and noticing this cockney lad delivering the mail around the office at South Quay with his late Beatles mop top and baggy clothes. Curious, I asked him what he was into and he was telling me about these raves and how you had to go to motorway service stations to find out about them ...sooner than you could say "popper" I was out on "walkabout" each weekend. Then around 89/90 I was sitting spaced out in my office chair and saw him pushing his internal mail cart (this was all before internet), hair trimmed nicely and looking smart as an arse. "What happened?" I asked him. "The scene got to big , too many normal's on it now, I cant be bothered:" he said. Coolest fella I ever met.
I loved the rave culture. Zero violence 100% love. The only time the big rave clubs got attitude was when the pubs closed and the pissheads show up around midnight.
A unique era in time when youths gathering en mass when nobody had any animosity and just wanted to dance. I used to stop and just soak up the buzz of watching a thousand happy people creating the strongest euphoric atmosphere you can imagine. I was blessed with funky bones so I had a scream of a time.
Went to my first illegal Rave in 1987 and it was a magical period; almost seemed as if a new genre of music was being invented every week. I remain in touch with many of the friends I made during that time and whilst the E was a social lubricant, the empathy and kindness inherent to people back then coupled with the amazing music was the true driver of it. Also, no social media back then either. FB/Instagram etc. has ushered in a wariness to personal behaviour that simply didn't exist in those days. Good times, high times...and I don't regret a single moment of it. I am 54 in July. And if you're young then get the party started once we're over this appalling pandemic - we're relying on you all! :)
Voodooray ...... remember hitting Brighton clubs when that came on. Acid house, driving around the m25. 18/19 years old. Brilliant times. We had Big Black Cox & Fat Boy.
Voodoo Ray & Acieeed! Two of loadsa outstanding tracks, from the original rave generation. I'm lucky enough to have been there, soaked up the vibes, danced till whenever & bought the vinyl's. Whenever I play those acid tracks now, I'm convinced they would still mash up the clubs/parties!
Using E in relationship counselling? Lol, could you imagine? So, derek, now we have heard what gemma has said. Do you have any thoughts? Fn HAVE IT!!! I love you both so, so much. *sweaty hug*
We went to see the shamen like I think it was 1990 in treforest polytechnic it was called synergy they made this crap room into a trip projections everywhere seamless between a dj and live set I was completely straight as I was pregnant but it was art the whole thing never saw anything like that again this bass frequency nearly knocked me flying . I’ll maintain this view for the rest of my life I lived for party drugs as soon as it was possible but that great feeling when you just dance and dance without giving a fuck bout what people think that amazing feeling I also had in the junior discos with my mates dancing till we were soaking with sweat to bad manners and Dexys all of us hugging each other haaa we were 10 I guess the pills just allowed that same thing really
From the days when everyone together felt as one ... Shame the government couldnt handle people not buying lager and enjoying themselves instead .. Peace and love to all..x
I have a drugged smiley face with wobbly mouth and tongue out on my calf.. With the words aciiiieeed man around it and bubbles around the head.. I had it done one Sunday when I was around 17 I think.. I'm glad I was there for warehouse party's... Which later led to raves in 90-94 for me.. Good happy times and my head still intact... Just. Lol
Nothing like taking ecstasy and having a completely mind blowing experience not even because of the music but because of how soft your hair feels, you’re in awe and have a complete conversation with it telling it how you love it and how soft and beautiful it is it’s an affair with your hair😂
These times are the best mankind can ever produce. The wonderful people, the love and most of all the music. I’ll always be blessed with these times. To all the ravers one 💕 love peace and sweet harmony.
I never got the chance to do a race. There wasnt such things available to us. It looked like alot of fun. I did have a blast in the 90's. Great time to be alive.
You could be two enemy’s and then bump into each other at a rave whilst under the influence and become best friends at the end of the night, hugging and everything haha 😂
I just turned 50 and I caught the end of real MDMA in 88-89. I was a competitive gymnast and had no interest in drugs. However, my best friend talked me into trying ecstasy. I could go on all day about how incredible that first time was and all the times later throughout 1989. It wasn’t all good though. While you really couldn’t get addicted to it like other drugs it still jacked up your body. I lost a ton of weight over the summer of 89 and at the end of it I’d had enough. That said, some of those nights taking it with a bunch of friends, doing stupid shit because EVERYTHING felt amazing and everyone was in the best moods of their life and best friends lol was something I don’t regret. Add to that the music and the clubs playing crazy awesome acid house bands like Lords of Acid or DJ’s making it up live at Club A in Dallas. I’ve thought about it over the years but know it would never feel the same. Even if it was the exact same real MDMA. At 17-18 I had no real responsibilities and I had no concern about fixing whatever problems taking EX brought about. Ex can’t overcome 30 years of living. Lastly I’ll say that while I don’t regret taking it, it would have been better if I hadn’t.
Only the BBC could chose a really posh bird as their guest to talk about being a raver. Cheese and pickle sandwiches, oh go away. NO ONE took sandwiches to a rave FFS
Fucking sandwiches, wouldve been soaking wet dripping all over her keks if she'd really be avin it🤣🤩 My clothes and shoes would be utterly fucked every wkd, besta times guys🤡
Youth is not wasted on the young, its to be experienced by them ,the dance era towards the last ywars of the 90s was theend of this. Im glad i had mine in the 90s. Its stolen from the young now.
A moment in time where it didn't matter who you were or what you did.... We just danced with who whoever and made great friends. For a time we were aligned. A generation worked it out through music and socialising. We can use those stories and experiences to our share with our children. Peace out and thank you 🤞
It's so interesting if you trace back this rave phenomena through the generations and how/why it's shaped. Every generation, especially those that came after rough economic times or war reacted this way, the most genuine and effective were the swinging children of the 20s and the 60s, the 90s came a bit closer.
I remember being at a rave back in the day and had a girl tell me the best feeling in the world was to rub the back of my head against a wall in a chill out room. Been hunting for a wall like that ever since lol. This video brought back fun memories.
this complete thing was an ''over-reaction'' wasn't necessary at all ... the government didn't get any money from it , so they shut it down that's been about the only point of it .
I seen a lad at the sanctuary once that had so much steam coming from all over the top half of his body and his head that he looked like a human kettle! Never forget that lol
We was coming out of the dreary 80s, so open the doors to boom boom boom, sweating like you've never an just dancing an making friends for night or weekend 😊❤😊 but then came the aftermath severely depressed ppl that had taken to many drugs, and i know a lot of ppl that end up of smack an crack not because of the rave scene but because you go to a dealers house an theres other drugs an therein lies the gateway, no drug will lead u to try another but its other drugs bein offered at the same place, either way i had the best times..😊
It was amazing mate I know all about it but I’m scared to tell my kids about it man it was my time and a bit to risky these day but the best time of my life I’m in a band that plays 60s music know and it’s rocking
Dave Cook you can't tell anyone about it and have them understand. It's more than just the music it's that place in time and space where the music escalates to that high point and you look over to your friends and see the joy glaring back at you and for that moment the emotion is so great you feel that your brain can't take it. You can't ever describe that to anyone who wasn't there. I live a very different life now but those experiences (92 to 97)helped make me what I am, they change you. So in a way the effects of those days never really ended.
Dave Cook I’m 32 and wish I was at these raves were everything and everyone was chill and having a fucking good time now it’s just we fannys in town at clubs think there big men and woman it’s little children lol
Who cared about style of dance just that you were doing what the music and drugs spiritually made your body want to do for each individual that helped release their tension and unblocked energy lines within your body and with each other
Don't cry,celebrate the fact we were in the place and avin' it!! I'm 51 now and feel blessed that I saw Punk,Ska,New Wave and the whole Electronica scene,what a time to be alive!x
I never did the "illegal raves" i was born in '82 so maybe 7ish years too young! I did catch the tail end with the hard house/trance clubs in '99 with Gods Kitchen, Crasher, Insomniacs, Passion and my hometowns club (progress in Derby) good times. Only problem is I did that many pills I have suffered with severe mental health problems from the early 00's to this day!
This is fantastic, a documentary entitled Acid House music, with no Acid tunes in it, other than Voodoo ray, narrated by some celebrity who knows nothing about House!
Точно, говорят об эйсиде, называют это рейвом, а звучит хаус-попса. Давно это подметил, слишком много пафоса и внимания к "эйсид хаусу" 80-х, когда настоящий рейв пошел уже в 90-х с появлением техно.
Happy days....Es Wiz Acid Poppers weed...I took the lot (sometimes on the same night) I couldn’t get enough....Shout out to all the clubbers from back in the day......👍😜😎
The scientist guy looks like a poster child for the movement. I was coming of age at the time, and I hated it. Never went to a rave, never dropped an E. For me it was the Stone Roses, Inspiral Carpets and Happy Mondays.
The police gatecrashing our party's is the reason we left to the countrysides and had our free party's with the new age travellers and were introduced to real strong party favours and eyes opened to a different society of youth culture shock {and elder hippies, punks and hells angel types lol} and there we stayed for the next few years weekends...
My Big Bro was one of Australia's first Techno DJ's , ,DJ Dave Delirious R.I.P, When the Prodigy toured here they chose Dave to tour with them as an opening act, I do remember he made me a tape it had the track on this clip that starts at 4:30
I was too young to be in this scene, but it was definitely a bit of me, the part that staggers me though is that these massive parties were arranged without mobile phones, without the internet, without any social media, just kids that really wanted to party. I dont see any sign of that with kids now
And theres too much concern for appearance now, too much self consciousness and narcissism. Ppl were too fucked to carry a phone - everything got wet, clothes, shoes, cigarettes! I used to rinse my shirt in cold water in the toilets and put it back on. All my friends did the same, no makeup, wet hair, it was fucking awesome. Sadly I dont have a single photo of those times - photos were taken at xmas, weddings birthdays, ppl didn't walk about taking photos lol🤣😂
Thousands of people and not a single mobile phone being held up. We lived for the moment, not for Instagram. Much happier times. And no, I still can't dance...
RAVE WILL NEVER DIE! it's a way of life, it's a way to come together! I'm so proud to be from the Era or began! It's on my blood. We all have our own experiences, family and love! RAVE WILL NEVER DIE ❤😊❤
those days were fantastic, when it wasn't really important who was going to play at an event, the point was the event itself. you knew you were going to be entertained by some dudes playing wicked music. also there were no genres really, just electronic dance music.
Internet and globalization killed the new trends growing on and exploding around the world on their own. Now it gets trendy, global in one day and boring next month.
i brought grapes to a rave once. i fed one to this guy who was high as a kite and he just stared at me in amazement for a while then gave me a hug.
He probably thought you were an angel, you were to him lol
Sounds like good times
I used to bring leftover meeting food to ravers waiting in lines. I knew that some of these kids had saved their $$ for a ticket and party favors and probably were going to party hungry. While I couldn't effectively coach them to not abuse drugs, I could feed them. Then they wouldn't crash and need help. I brought ~12 pizzas once and 2 grocery sacks of muffins b/c a seminar had leftovers and I snagged em. They were all good kids and gave me their trash and didn't leave a mess.
Mmmmmm, nourishment.
Only a true legend brings Grapes to a rave!
Ecstacy - a gateway drug to cheese and pickle sandwiches
SuperWils2010 I am 42 and once a year I make sure I book a hotel and do decent race and lose the plot. It keeps me Sane
It's a slippery slope. Next thing you know you've got mini sausages and potentially Scotch Eggs in a snack box.
I will never look at cheese and pickle sandwiches the same way again :)))
Now hand over the pills 💕💕💕💕
She would do anything for a dairy lea triangle back in the day
Packets of monster munch,lol
I'm now 56 and I kid you not, not one day goes by without my mind contemplating the good ole days of acid house way back in 87'. Must have had 30 hours a week sleep back then because I was partying, pirate radio and djing like it was going outta fashion ffs lol. The best time of my life ever. Nothing has come close since and nothing ever will as far as I'm concerned. There's two, only two factors of life that can make you happy.. Music and love. Without these you already dead. Now lemme squeeze you with an oldie that'll take you right back to my time.. Rhythim is Rhythim - It is What it is.. Transmat records 1988 see u on the dancefloor people 🎶❤️🎶❤️🎶
Yep! 56 and still these tunes make the hair on my arms stand up. Much love brother xxx
Mate you are 100% right. I've thought the same thing my whole life. Music and love. Perfect
Turns out we're never going to die. 👍
I just wanna say, I'm 21 and I've danced at all sort of modern legal "raves" that just dont seem to beat the authenticity of this, illegal ones in London just get shut down straight away. I just wanna say if you were lucky enough to attend these be thankful! Nowadays everyone just drinks alchohol to numb the pain, everyone cares so much what people think and appearance is everything, people dont dance to let go anymore. We need to free the people and go back to these raves.
Megan Keily nevermind. make your own 👍👍👍🇬🇧👁
Megan Keily dont think you could handal it. 🤷♂️🙈🙉🙊👁🇬🇧🎭🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗😂😂😂😂😂👍👍👍👍
@@tomrobinson2914 I know, worked in bars for about 5 years and have seen the worst sides of people. Md changed my world, opened my heart and my outlook on life. Made me see the good in everyone, how life should be.
I was slightly too young to attend the raves in the real peak period, but I am forever looking for music from the time, I can't describe the feeling it gives you to this day!
who'll suggest me a place where proper raves actually happen.. i wanna go, attend that after this coronavirus ends.... please guys help
I was living in Coventry from 1988 to 1992, a mate gave me a pink panther, that was , that was the awakening for me, 58 now and still love the dance music. Changed my life for the better
'Reflections' opposite the Tally Ho, if you're lucky Barrington will let you in the back door for two quid.
Im disabled and ive moved my arms and my hands to dance music alone in my flat
A girl in the video talking about when youre legs are exhausted and you can move your arms or hands
Solidarity 🙌✌️
I will still be hand dancing until the day i die 😁
These rave events are ephemeral beacons of sanity in an insane society
So beautiful said, i love u
This needs to happen once more pop up raves, gatherings peace & love & ecstasy! Best times.❤️❤️
Look at how much aggression they threw at us that shows you it scared the shit out of their machine. I can't believe our generation has allowed them to implement what is now happening.
@@twelvepetaledlotus1721 the sentiment has also crossed my mind
Amen! It's so good to see someone who gets it.
Guys, I just wanna say this rave spirit still exists! Experienced in 2020, east Germany, don't know how it looks in other parts of the world... Look for the right raves, in the right places. Cheers and keep ravin!
east Germany?? exactly where??
Let me know more information where.
Koh Phangan too
of course it exists because our generation, demography, culture still exists
duh
raves still happen and they are on the rise th-cam.com/video/SJZCpV70BF8/w-d-xo.html
Rave era best dance house music ever 88 - 94 absolutely amazing times ❤
Yeah man, true. Best of days
88 - 90 I'd say. 91 at a push.
@@pablojablo6371 have to agree with you on that 94 wasn't to good either.
@@pablojablo6371 = I agree with that. 🙂
88 to 91 was an amazing time to be a young person ! God take me back to
I'm 50 now, and don't take any drugs or even drink. But, I still DJ 1990-1993 oldskool 'ardcore every week, because the music is amazing with or without drugs.
One club me and my two pals went in, which was hitting the early 90s music, was the only club that was jam packed, I wonder why? ah yeah that was down to the music been amazing along with the atmosphere.
Used to rave in my student days in Cambridge without even alcohol let alone Class A’s as we were too poor...the music was enough for my best friend and me!
Where can I find you tracks
What about cheese and pickle sarnies?
Exactly, didnt matter one bit
Great music
Watching this during covid era is torture!! Give me a party :(
Fr, now the only option are illegal parties. And you need to know people to find about those.
Not to rub it in, over here in New Zealand, not much has changed! Everything is booming lol
Feel you, friend.
Ha ha same
You'd need a time machine to catch these vibes.
Can't have humans showing peace and love to each other now, can we?
That comment sums it up👍
You are so right. We came so close to changing the world and then...
Not enough money in it :-(
Yeah because knowbody hurt each other in the 90s 😒😒
Johnny Death it makes it hard for people who sell weapons to find people who will use them......
'Former raver' !!! 42 years old and im still raving hard !!! Bloody part timers
Yayyyyy!!! #LockdownLunacy2020
Im 43 and show my 19yr old lad how to rave!
Cheesy quaver
@@crazyjane6570 😅😅😅😅
43 still raving......and hope for the next one....
Knowing that we'll never, ever have those times back, truly makes my heart ache. We were a blessed generation, to have experienced it.
Warehouse project
greetings from Athens mate...first time we raved in 1989 here and the reason was a club called Faz..love peace+unity
I`m 41 - in Switzerland we`re experiencing a resurgence of high quality Techno & Oldschool style DJ-ing.
The people from back in the day (whom survived) - all of us respecting one another and teaching the young ones of today, by good example😉 ..... It`s Awesome🥰_🤩 .. Just the other day i said to one of my DJ friends - we`re so fortunate to be blessed with this resurrection. It lays upon Us - DJ`s, Musicians, Artists & Guests to bring into being, that which we love..
..20/20 Vision.. 🧐 ..🤣
@Tony Coleman
Thx Tony.
Yes indeed, are we living in trying Times.
The week will wither away - & "Societies" shall crumble..,.
Stay strong - NEVER give up.
..✌️ 💪 💖.. ....👀 👂 🧠....
@Tony Coleman were supposed to be old enough to know better, but we both know that's not gonna happen any time soon!
All the best, man!
I'm not very good looking and I'm not very clever but none of that mattered when your were there and I'm so glad I was as it was the best days of my life x
Don't put yourself down mate.
Exactly what brownbeard said! t’s not about that shit! The experiences is what it’s about! We all have different skills and the world wouldn’t be as good without us all being different. Definitely don’t need any more models or suits that’s for sure ;)
Amazing days!😍😍😍😍
glad u had a good time but like other comments said dont need to say things like that every1 is good looking in their own way and clever in their own way stay positive m8
Don’t put yourself in a box. Make a box 🙌🏻
I saw punk, new wave, new romantics, rave, the 90s. Kids today got knives and Instagram! Glad to born when I was.
@Switch Dolphin same age my friend. 👍👊
@Switch Dolphin every now and then. But takes a little longer to get over it now.
I wouldn't swap it for the world and if it was possible to have just one more night......
@Sun KingNonsense
Agreed
Ah yes, the 90's rave scene. The music, the people and the dancing, kids/teens today know absolutely nothing!
It was a revolution!
Bet you never thought ud say that 😊 repeating mum an dad an I do the same thing ❤
The come down off cheese n pickle is horrendous 😂😂😂
😅😅😅😅 a big rush for the cocoa
🤢🤢🤢
@Cicada 3301 I remember one night me and my pals got a few sandwiches each from a guy we saw on a street corner, he looked a bit dodgy but sound enough. turns out him or maybe the guy he buys from had made ours with margarine and not butter as we had been led to believe (we had asked of course, we where young but knew the score) Anyway, long story short we all got sore stomachs and Edmund ended up in hospital, his mum went mental.
Cheddared right up mate!
I never at that came across a polite sweet , pickle & cheese eating girl raver.. 🤔
This wasn't a student type scene, it was something for the drop outs and naughty ones
FOR US. BY US. It was ours. We rocked. We rolled. E's and whizz. Throw in a bit of acid and boom. This is all a bit elementary party people. If you lived through the raving 90's you were truly blessed. You would look forward to EVERY single weekend. No aggro. The music was fucking amazing. Nuff said
you could not put into words the fun we had ;-) Centreforce88.3 keep it locked
Swift Cee my dad said the same (HE was young back then)
1988 and double dip strawberry blotters all i can say
87-91 original New Yorkers and window panes I hate that term Rave that was the beginning of the end
@@doughroasterbushcraftandsu3947 And nibheads with white gloves green sticks and bald heads with ni top on bunch of gobshite just so it for the sake of taking drugs no sub ulture no fashion style of dress just druggys whe most likely turned into smack crack pipes nothing at all to do withe rebelling and the vult status of Chicago Houae & Detroit's Techno leading to Northern Acid House Hacienda Acid Head - Revolutionarys.. .
We are as far away in time now from the birth of acid house as acid was from the birth of rock n roll. Mind blown.
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Yup. I told my friend a couple of years ago ‘it’s longer from today to ‘Charley’ than from Charley to Hendrix’s first album. He - just said ‘fuck’.
Wish I lived in this time lol
@Phil Jamieson and all music came from black people. Including rock and roll
@@theurbancrystalhealer6952💩
The government acted on pressure from the breweries to limit the popularity of acid house especially the free/ illegal stuff. No one was drinking much early on in the scene and the breweries who had previously had a near monopoly on lower class pleasure seeking were starting to notice the lack of money at the bar. Beer took the edge off, water was all you needed.
It was only when we got pushed back into the clubs and bars thanks to the "you're not free to party act" that you started to see more people on e and a skin full of beer. Me included.
Its probably more about control and fear of losing control.. then lack of customers for beer. Since i think the decline of alcohol consumption..if at all was marginal. There where still.more than enough alcohol consumers.
I liked having a few beers throughout the night, it made me able to eat breakfast before the morning train home....
Yep the booze crept back in.
And cocaine once it got pushed into the club's. Spoilt the vibe totally. People started dressing up again n worrying what they looked like too.
@@jimjam8949 totally agree.
60 and still raving even at home.i have killer music.
Why just at home. I am 35 and still go to shows with ny mom who is 63. Find Anjunabeats music. All welcome. Best electronic music ever made
DJ Shadow?
UNKLE?
Lo Fidelity All Stars?
I was feeling good until Blair appeared at the end! Talk about a vibe kill!
Lol
i kno right, the fuckin vampire
Tony Bliar likes to get about
I can say without a doubt that DMT's formula was given to us by the Annunaki to the Egyptians. The book of Thoth is that formula (DMT), the Egyptian buildings and the peculiar way they painted them is an obvious sign that they had DMT's formula and had been using it for a long time to keep the connection between the Kings who ruled Egypt and the "Gods" (or creators) for guidance and for our own personal limitless evolution. The Annunaki came to earth to save their planet and in the process of ensuring their survival we were created. They decided to give us their Genetic Information, technology, structures and sacred teachings so that we become our best versions and reach a "Higher Awareness State" just like them so that we can aid them with their planet (Nibiru) and serve our purpose here on earth. They had their personal reasons for creating us but that doesn't mean we shouldn't be grateful.
I personally think that everyone should take DMT and Ayahuasca before they die, but always have in mind that what you are going to go through will only last 15 minutes on DMT and a lot more time on Ayahuasca, DMT opens a world of visuals and sounds that we've never seen or heard before and that we never would have thought they were even possible. Sounds may come in forms and forms may come in sounds. DMT is related to The Book Of Thoth. The Egyptians called the Pineal Gland "The 3rd Eye" and the 3rd Eye "The Seat Of The Soul" we can only access the Book of Thoth in the Astral world, we access the Astral world through Laser focused meditation and we receive guidance through synchronicity, emotions, voices and visuals once we are in the "Astral", this is because our Pineal Gland produces DMT naturally and the DMT amount we produce increases drastically giving us the ability to "Perceive" much more than the physical realm when we meditate. When you do DMT it doesn't matter if you don't know how to meditate because DMT guides you to the meditative state even if you are trying to avoid it by not paying attention .The smoked DMT takes approx 10 seconds to kick in and when it does you enter a trance state so powerful that whatever image you have in front of you disappears and you are suddenly transported to another "Dimension" where you will understand this Ancient Knowledge. The interesting thing about DMT is that the "Trip" is not always the same, there are endless trip possibilities and there is no limit to what you can perceive, the more DMT smoke you hold in for a long time (10 secs) will determine how strong your trip is going to be.
I knew about DMT and Psychedelics long before I tried them, but I always thought that it was impossible to connect with beings that are from a reality different than ours until I tried DMT for the first time.
Just keep in mind that what we perceive in meditation is a lot of DMT being released naturally from your pineal gland, when we smoke DMT those effects are increased on a ridiculous level giving you access to your "6th Sense".
No one has ever died consuming DMT and just like cannabis DMT doesn't have any "cancerous cell activation" risks.
Smoking DMT is said to be the most extreme experience a human being can go through so be warned and proceed with caution.
Peace, Love and Abundance for the readers🍄
The Caveej yip, and he affected us all. Good he was this - it wasn't all good...
I remember straight out of Uni and starting out at the Daily Telegraph in London around "88 on the career circuit and noticing this cockney lad delivering the mail around the office at South Quay with his late Beatles mop top and baggy clothes. Curious, I asked him what he was into and he was telling me about these raves and how you had to go to motorway service stations to find out about them ...sooner than you could say "popper" I was out on "walkabout" each weekend. Then around 89/90 I was sitting spaced out in my office chair and saw him pushing his internal mail cart (this was all before internet), hair trimmed nicely and looking smart as an arse. "What happened?" I asked him. "The scene got to big , too many normal's on it now, I cant be bothered:" he said. Coolest fella I ever met.
I loved the rave culture. Zero violence 100% love. The only time the big rave clubs got attitude was when the pubs closed and the pissheads show up around midnight.
The greatest of times .That vibe can never be repeated .
True!
A unique era in time when youths gathering en mass when nobody had any animosity and just wanted to dance. I used to stop and just soak up the buzz of watching a thousand happy people creating the strongest euphoric atmosphere you can imagine. I was blessed with funky bones so I had a scream of a time.
Never tried the cheese n pickle sarnies.. but I do remember the rhubarb n custards being rather deliciously lovely
Great times, nobody really cared how you were dancing as long as you were enjoying yourself. Not like today’s self conscious dance floors!
It's still the same. Where do you go to? 🤣
Yeah, you got to find more underground parties.
Yea it sucks because I’m scared I’ll be the next internet meme/joke with phone’s everywhere
People perfectionists and fool these days if they just relax they'll feel vibes star
Underground dance still got vibe yes
Went to my first illegal Rave in 1987 and it was a magical period; almost seemed as if a new genre of music was being invented every week. I remain in touch with many of the friends I made during that time and whilst the E was a social lubricant, the empathy and kindness inherent to people back then coupled with the amazing music was the true driver of it. Also, no social media back then either. FB/Instagram etc. has ushered in a wariness to personal behaviour that simply didn't exist in those days. Good times, high times...and I don't regret a single moment of it. I am 54 in July. And if you're young then get the party started once we're over this appalling pandemic - we're relying on you all! :)
I've been to so many raves and there was never any trouble but when I go to a regular bar or nightclub there's definitely always a fight.
booze.
Voodooray ...... remember hitting Brighton clubs when that came on. Acid house, driving around the m25.
18/19 years old.
Brilliant times.
We had Big Black Cox & Fat Boy.
Voodoo ray first heard it in kiss playa den bossa ibiza 1989
Samantha Chairi still holds a beat today!!
Absolutely still get excited when I hear it
Haha big black Cox not heard that for minute
Andrew 10 I'm from Brighton & he used to play the pubs on a Sunday night, happy days.
Voodoo Ray & Acieeed! Two of loadsa outstanding tracks, from the original rave generation. I'm lucky enough to have been there, soaked up the vibes, danced till whenever & bought the vinyl's. Whenever I play those acid tracks now, I'm convinced they would still mash up the clubs/parties!
Using E in relationship counselling? Lol, could you imagine?
So, derek, now we have heard what gemma has said. Do you have any thoughts?
Fn HAVE IT!!! I love you both so, so much. *sweaty hug*
Yeah that's when Derek yells "watch and learn!" and stompy Charlestons the fuck out of the carpet tiles - LOL🤯🤣
Sabre22b 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🙉🙈🙊👁🇬🇧
We went to see the shamen like I think it was 1990 in treforest polytechnic it was called synergy they made this crap room into a trip projections everywhere seamless between a dj and live set I was completely straight as I was pregnant but it was art the whole thing never saw anything like that again this bass frequency nearly knocked me flying . I’ll maintain this view for the rest of my life I lived for party drugs as soon as it was possible but that great feeling when you just dance and dance without giving a fuck bout what people think that amazing feeling I also had in the junior discos with my mates dancing till we were soaking with sweat to bad manners and Dexys all of us hugging each other haaa we were 10 I guess the pills just allowed that same thing really
@@rachelkaraoke7461 R.I.P. Will Sinnott. A pioneer.
😂😂😂😂
Drugs, clubs... and there was not a single word about music, about legendary Roland TB-303 and TR-707.
Shut up fedora man
and legend tr 808
And the music at the end was not acid house.
i think very few people were making the music, it was very difficult than it is these days
I used to do a fair bit of "Big fish, Little fish, Cardboard box" myself back in the day.
Ha ha ha. Peace man
Dealing cards and maybe some heavy shopping?
@@beauchamphuberville1355 Rave Dance moves... :)
Bob the bloody builder!!!!😂🙈🙈
sorting out your socks drawer.
So it's official; cheese & pickle sandwiches lead to ecstasy
Easy with that chocolate milkshake fix missy!
I don't go to any rave festi without the cheese & pickle sandwiches as they last 48 hrs without going off!
Gateway sandwich.
Jon D 😂
Nothing better than coming up on that first cheese and pickle sandwich..😂
From the days when everyone together felt as one ... Shame the government couldnt handle people not buying lager and enjoying themselves instead .. Peace and love to all..x
This looks so much fun...I wish life was like this again..
Matt Johns yes definitely
Who could eat anything let alone a cheese and pickle sandwich?!! I couldn't eat until the Sunday night! No wonder we were all slim and fit!
I have a drugged smiley face with wobbly mouth and tongue out on my calf.. With the words aciiiieeed man around it and bubbles around the head.. I had it done one Sunday when I was around 17 I think.. I'm glad I was there for warehouse party's... Which later led to raves in 90-94 for me.. Good happy times and my head still intact... Just. Lol
Nothing like taking ecstasy and having a completely mind blowing experience not even because of the music but because of how soft your hair feels, you’re in awe and have a complete conversation with it telling it how you love it and how soft and beautiful it is it’s an affair with your hair😂
These times are the best mankind can ever produce. The wonderful people, the love and most of all the music. I’ll always be blessed with these times. To all the ravers one 💕 love peace and sweet harmony.
I never got the chance to do a race. There wasnt such things available to us. It looked like alot of fun. I did have a blast in the 90's. Great time to be alive.
Haha that guy spraying water on all the gurners was a comical moment. 😀
Turbo Mitsubishi’s made the 90’s great! They should bring them back and make them feee for us all
Big, beautiful white lumps of joy! Ha!
Peugeot 106 xsi's
Doves & Flatliners were boss as well.
@@stephendarcy9803 doves weren’t about for me, flatliners were strong as fook.. mitsi triangles come to mind they were strong as fook too 👌🏻
Triangle ones oh god yeeeeees!’ Theeeeee best
Wish I was out raving instead of being stuck in self isolation
At Bossa Nova Civic Club!
you never isolated with any other illness so fuck em get out.
You could be two enemy’s and then bump into each other at a rave whilst under the influence and become best friends at the end of the night, hugging and everything haha 😂
Drugs and dancing. Even when the music stopped the body kept on moving... and there were zero fights in my experience.
I just turned 50 and I caught the end of real MDMA in 88-89. I was a competitive gymnast and had no interest in drugs. However, my best friend talked me into trying ecstasy. I could go on all day about how incredible that first time was and all the times later throughout 1989. It wasn’t all good though. While you really couldn’t get addicted to it like other drugs it still jacked up your body. I lost a ton of weight over the summer of 89 and at the end of it I’d had enough. That said, some of those nights taking it with a bunch of friends, doing stupid shit because EVERYTHING felt amazing and everyone was in the best moods of their life and best friends lol was something I don’t regret. Add to that the music and the clubs playing crazy awesome acid house bands like Lords of Acid or DJ’s making it up live at Club A in Dallas. I’ve thought about it over the years but know it would never feel the same. Even if it was the exact same real MDMA. At 17-18 I had no real responsibilities and I had no concern about fixing whatever problems taking EX brought about. Ex can’t overcome 30 years of living. Lastly I’ll say that while I don’t regret taking it, it would have been better if I hadn’t.
Sooo lucky we grew up doing this! Not a camera phone in sight, thank fuck 😅😂❤
Hahaha I cracked out laughing at the end "Then Tony Blair Appeared and everything went to shit" hahaha!
Quadro2k 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Fucking War Criminal!
It went to shit way before he came on the scene.
Best days of life traveling up n down the country loved every min of it the ectasy was brilliant
Only the BBC could chose a really posh bird as their guest to talk about being a raver. Cheese and pickle sandwiches, oh go away. NO ONE took sandwiches to a rave FFS
fucking glucose tablets...
Loool! Cheese and cucumber sandwiches!
Maybe her mum and dad are watching
Fucking sandwiches, wouldve been soaking wet dripping all over her keks if she'd really be avin it🤣🤩 My clothes and shoes would be utterly fucked every wkd, besta times guys🤡
i wonder where the bbc is heading towards.
10:16 it was like beeing in my family, i really belonged, i never get that sense of belonging anywhere else.... She nailed it
A lot of grateful hugs to those who jumped the pond (1992/93)and played the parties in S.F. Amazing times.
Youth is not wasted on the young,
its to be experienced by them
,the dance era towards the last ywars of the 90s was theend of this.
Im glad i had mine in the 90s.
Its stolen from the young now.
linear
Wow. The good old days of rave party's. I sure did, my fare share of Ecstasy.
Lol me too...
lol this reminds me of my berlin days. i wish I could have recorded how crazy I looked on x and dancing for 10 hours straight.
you can hear the age of love in the background.... great track of this period
i'm so pleased to have played my part in this culture
A moment in time where it didn't matter who you were or what you did.... We just danced with who whoever and made great friends. For a time we were aligned. A generation worked it out through music and socialising. We can use those stories and experiences to our share with our children. Peace out and thank you 🤞
I loved acid house. the trippy, psychedelic beat could have me in a trance. It was always so mysterious.
A great time to be young, I can't believe I'm nearly 50
Damm I’m 48 now but I remember the days well, me and my mates mashed it up. Now staying up past 10pm is hardcore.
It's so interesting if you trace back this rave phenomena through the generations and how/why it's shaped. Every generation, especially those that came after rough economic times or war reacted this way, the most genuine and effective were the swinging children of the 20s and the 60s, the 90s came a bit closer.
I remember being at a rave back in the day and had a girl tell me the best feeling in the world was to rub the back of my head against a wall in a chill out room. Been hunting for a wall like that ever since lol. This video brought back fun memories.
this complete thing was an ''over-reaction''
wasn't necessary at all ... the government didn't get any money from it , so they shut it down
that's been about the only point of it .
Yeah that was the bulk of it. They weren't making any money out of it and it didn’t fit their agenda so they shut it down.
The horror of people coming together and seeing beyond the visible surface of things.
After the 1994 CJA, the rave spirit continued as Free Parties and Soundsystems and they still do.
I seen a lad at the sanctuary once that had so much steam coming from all over the top half of his body and his head that he looked like a human kettle! Never forget that lol
We was coming out of the dreary 80s, so open the doors to boom boom boom, sweating like you've never an just dancing an making friends for night or weekend 😊❤😊 but then came the aftermath severely depressed ppl that had taken to many drugs, and i know a lot of ppl that end up of smack an crack not because of the rave scene but because you go to a dealers house an theres other drugs an therein lies the gateway, no drug will lead u to try another but its other drugs bein offered at the same place, either way i had the best times..😊
Wish I was raving instead of being responsible but I’m 48 ffs
Dave Cook me too. The vast majority of people never even got a chance to experience it. At least we were there, that's a very big deal.
It was amazing mate I know all about it but I’m scared to tell my kids about it man it was my time and a bit to risky these day but the best time of my life I’m in a band that plays 60s music know and it’s rocking
Dave Cook you can't tell anyone about it and have them understand. It's more than just the music it's that place in time and space where the music escalates to that high point and you look over to your friends and see the joy glaring back at you and for that moment the emotion is so great you feel that your brain can't take it. You can't ever describe that to anyone who wasn't there.
I live a very different life now but those experiences (92 to 97)helped make me what I am, they change you. So in a way the effects of those days never really ended.
Listen to keath Flint the rave year if you haven’t already mate
Dave Cook I’m 32 and wish I was at these raves were everything and everyone was chill and having a fucking good time now it’s just we fannys in town at clubs think there big men and woman it’s little children lol
Who cared about style of dance just that you were doing what the music and drugs spiritually made your body want to do for each individual that helped release their tension and unblocked energy lines within your body and with each other
90s, best RAVE music times EVER 👍🏻
Want to cry was 21 back in the day best time ever
I just turned 45 yesterday.... What the FUCK HAPPENED
Don't cry,celebrate the fact we were in the place and avin' it!! I'm 51 now and feel blessed that I saw Punk,Ska,New Wave and the whole Electronica scene,what a time to be alive!x
Ok Boomer
@@Cambaudio we're 🚫 not Boomer but generation X,...ok Groomer/ DOOMer.
I never did the "illegal raves" i was born in '82 so maybe 7ish years too young! I did catch the tail end with the hard house/trance clubs in '99 with Gods Kitchen, Crasher, Insomniacs, Passion and my hometowns club (progress in Derby) good times. Only problem is I did that many pills I have suffered with severe mental health problems from the early 00's to this day!
Jai mal au derrière Burnham you can fix that with workout, diet, no alcohol and meditation. Perhaps also following some motivational speakers.
@@FinalBoys1982 Thanks for the advice
This is fantastic, a documentary entitled Acid House music, with no Acid tunes in it, other than Voodoo ray, narrated by some celebrity who knows nothing about House!
Точно, говорят об эйсиде, называют это рейвом, а звучит хаус-попса. Давно это подметил, слишком много пафоса и внимания к "эйсид хаусу" 80-х, когда настоящий рейв пошел уже в 90-х с появлением техно.
What a time to be alive :) Glad I was part of it :)
Society needs a good dose of acid house revelry today.....
Happy days....Es Wiz Acid Poppers weed...I took the lot (sometimes on the same night) I couldn’t get enough....Shout out to all the clubbers from back in the day......👍😜😎
in my 50's now been enjoyed the days of being part of the chemical generation . it was fantastic
1:40 This is Acid Man - Mark Blair
we only needed a lot of water. dehydration was the key to passing out with an overcooked brain.
The jaws hanging off the lads in the toilet 😂😂
During Covid I yearn for a good rave full of love more than anything, when the people will be released again the parties will be wonderful
Don't let people who've never been to a rave or got high make a documentary about "acid house"
"two or three times hotter than it's supposed to be" is between 74 and 111 celsius lolllllll
The scientist guy looks like a poster child for the movement. I was coming of age at the time, and I hated it. Never went to a rave, never dropped an E. For me it was the Stone Roses, Inspiral Carpets and Happy Mondays.
lol they were part of rave themselves
Ahaha the old" jaw o off the e" really miss the 90,s and the quality of drugs
I’m 44 going to the quad reunion with shades of rhythm on as the pa and doing it all again...it will never die
The police gatecrashing our party's is the reason we left to the countrysides and had our free party's with the new age travellers and were introduced to real strong party favours and eyes opened to a different society of youth culture shock {and elder hippies, punks and hells angel types lol} and there we stayed for the next few years weekends...
That track in the middle really brings me back. ❤😊
My Big Bro was one of Australia's first Techno DJ's , ,DJ Dave Delirious R.I.P, When the Prodigy toured here they chose Dave to tour with them as an opening act, I do remember he made me a tape it had the track on this clip that starts at 4:30
Age of Love
Sydney was dope great underground times, never forget - 92'onwards, kings- Grove crew, dta, Kut rbs"it was on on every wkend - Alexandria! Mer
Where ya from and what ya Done..
Julie from Swansea and Cheese & Pickle!
😂
I was too young to be in this scene, but it was definitely a bit of me, the part that staggers me though is that these massive parties were arranged without mobile phones, without the internet, without any social media, just kids that really wanted to party. I dont see any sign of that with kids now
And theres too much concern for appearance now, too much self consciousness and narcissism. Ppl were too fucked to carry a phone - everything got wet, clothes, shoes, cigarettes! I used to rinse my shirt in cold water in the toilets and put it back on. All my friends did the same, no makeup, wet hair, it was fucking awesome. Sadly I dont have a single photo of those times - photos were taken at xmas, weddings birthdays, ppl didn't walk about taking photos lol🤣😂
Thousands of people and not a single mobile phone being held up. We lived for the moment, not for Instagram. Much happier times. And no, I still can't dance...
Well there was internet and there was email.
@@norakat no, nobody going to an acid house party in the 80s had access to email
There really isn’t a music culture today that makes it plausible
RAVE WILL NEVER DIE! it's a way of life, it's a way to come together! I'm so proud to be from the Era or began! It's on my blood. We all have our own experiences, family and love! RAVE WILL NEVER DIE ❤😊❤
Yes it's a pity the real World is never as fun as Ecstasy and Rave music 😢
i took so many disco biscuits... and as a result - i have always found normal life very boring. there is always a price.
those days were fantastic, when it wasn't really important who was going to play at an event, the point was the event itself. you knew you were going to be entertained by some dudes playing wicked music. also there were no genres really, just electronic dance music.
That was a time when Britain was simply deeply cool. Now it's only Brexit
Haha do the math. Everyone of these people who are in the deeply cool era. are now your grannys and grandads aunties n uncles. They are brexit.
ally haze afraid so
Internet and globalization killed the new trends growing on and exploding around the world on their own. Now it gets trendy, global in one day and boring next month.
Britain is still the coolest mate
Yup the neolibs killed the eu
But you know something, whatever we were, there was never any violence. We loved one another with one mission, to dance our butts off