There were no social divisions like now. People did not dicuss politics, taxes or religion. Privacy existed and people were less racist. Everyone hung out together and manners, being polite and respectful was still a thing.

Jajsjja that exactly what i think, so accurate

dj was part of the crowd..

People can dance how the want but I don't quite agree that it is better this way. When everyone's facing the same way, we're like a big wave, all one type of feeling, us against the DJs mad beats hitting our faces. Here everyone is chilling on their own, which is super sick but also seems like people don't know where to face and it looks all jumbled. I dunno it feels weird a bit.

I also dont get why crowds are just watching the dj nowadays

@@forthehood7466 yeah they look a bit lost. The dancefloor needs a energy focuser, the dj is that conduit! Being one myself, i felt it my duty to help amp up the crowd and get everyone on the same page so to speak. I dont like watching djs who dont engage the crowd at all. U dont have to be doing a jesus christ pose all the time, but giving back some love and energy goes a long way. However poeple shouldnt be weirded out when faced by others either, which i find these days when im on the dancefloor rather than behind the dex. Sad. Both have there up sides ...and down i spose. 😊 wish i was there to throw some light and love (...and focus). i came to this country for the club and music scene, we didnt have raves yet in South Africa like this.

Yes exactly

These were the best of times.

Exactly

No politics, lol.

No politics because they were all blasted out of their minds either on X or LSD

Haha me 56 and do the same. Rave for life 👍

@@adhdminister haha belta, us oldies will show the young uns how it's done eh....

But keep off the drugs

I hear you, my brother!

me too

Reflect of their state of mind

An individually expressive.

Yup. It was all about the music then. Now it's all about image.

i love that hoodie at 7:28 tho

Yep the money went on drugs, vinyl, drugs n petrol money and more drugs! Most fun times ever, we were total caners. Feel sorry for kids now, plastic nails, hair, eyelashes, hooker heels and dresses - and camera phones for everyone to judge each other. People only dressed up for wedding/funeral🤣and only took photos on a camera at crimbo, birthdays and holidays.😂not one photo exists of me as a raver, to my knowledge, probably a good thing, looked wankered like a sweaty owl.🤣

Location please?

Bobby P It’s in Suffolk, England. Near Ipswich.

Fantastic!

Ben Jerry Oh man, and here I am already weirded out by my baby pics

And here you are now with the best ice cream in the world!

Has it ever crossed your mind that some people take pics and vids as personal mementos so they can preserve the memory? Not everyone uses social media 🙄

@@AD-eg9cw blablablaaa... you know nothing about that topic, so shup 🤣

@@ED-XCI You're absolutely right. I have not dedicated my life to the scientific study of selfies. Therefore, I am not qualified to comment on such complex topics. You have exceptional perception. You should work for the CIA!!

@@AD-eg9cw Don't you make a difference between selfies and parties ? Poor little selfish thing 🥺

they still do and the events are still happening they are called raves. unfortunately they have been severely reduced by the police and property all getting bought up

Thank you 😂

Yes, we are!

Wish I could go back in time and go to a late 80s or early 90s rave.

White people can’t dance that has not changed.

​@@TheGreenyRiotthat even made me feel old, before that we didn't have to give a crap about anything tech until we cranked on the tv or a phone call, lol just joking around friend

Still the case, some are afraid to show some arent

Express yourself

Personality? HA, HA, HA.

(1:30) I never knew Stan Lee was a raver😂

@@wiegershitpostcollectiveI just need that “fuck you” money first

And thats just what the powers dont want us to be nowadays, theyre afraid of us reaching our real potential

whats the song at 14:05? i love it. this has been bothering me for months now. nobody has a answer....

@@ThatFilmisGnarly kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mtV8nNGjlayxYY0.html Another place another time Frankie Bones.

So true ... How many dace styles ... No one conforms

@@ThatFilmisGnarly D-Shake - Techno Trance (Paradise is now)

Say what? 😁

yeah i just did this last november and people kept coming up and tryna insert themselves. very offputting you cant just groove anymore.

No mystery grinders either haha everyone was so respectful considering we were all so off it. No alcohol for a period too, the staff must have thought it was some kind of very friendly Christian gathering, until they spoke to one of us trying to buy water

Best days off our lives wee just didn’t give a shit the music the beat and non stop raving on the dance floor no one can forget these days my heart is still beating hard watching this ❤

I go to Duffy’s every couple of months , acknowledge the DJ & dance my a$$ off by myself…2 hrs drinking water & lemon & buy a drink f t DJ. I b the only one dancing & DGAF! while the DJ is doing his thing. Duffy’s in Miami, Florida…DJ THURS-Sunday over looking the INTERCOSTAL…NYC to Miami 20 yrs ago & STILL LOVING IT❤❤❤❤❤ ✌🏾

ME TOO

1984-1999.

@@dougl945 you’re living in 1984 right now

I've been raving in the loop for 500 years now, Its still hasn't gotten old 🧼🔥

1988 to 1994 would be PERFECT for me

Not all heros wear capes

ur a god among men

@@ROBERTTONUS 2nd track is definitely Latin Rage and the track at 18:20 is Liaisons D, the KLF doesn't come in until around 22mins.

Wow, such a heavenly collection! Thank you for this

Simon were you a DJ

They are high AF on club drugs.

@@LaJuera25 True but people connected with each other not a little plastic device. Today I meet "twenty somethings" who tell me they have no friends. I find that really sad.

@@laraknapp7995yes but a lot of ravers died because of club drugs. I remember this era- it wasn’t as romantic as you think

@@LaJuera25 People die in all sorts of ways; it’s part of the game. It does nothing to diminish the charm of an era or a subculture. Was this shit cool? Oh boy it was!

You can thank that to the liberal party… and GLOBALISM NWO PUPPETS

If they're having fun, why is no one smiling?

@@kumaranvijyou aren’t looking, I see plenty of happy ppl.

@@TB12710 Sorry, I'm American, not British. I'm sure for you guys this is ecstatic. We just knew how to groove, is all.

@@kumaranvij u must be right, they were all there because they had to, at gun point...

Fuckin A bro, fuckin a

Facts.

@Mr Conutus The exact is true for you.. Just because you believe different doesn't mean it's different. Enjoy your one life too Sir.

@Mr Conutus Cognitive dissonance much? You say this is not about belief and then go on to mention belief multiple times in the rest of your comment... Yeah, deuces bro.

Me too!!!!!!

They are on what is now known as Molly

Ah the ancient black mirror technology pretending to be new 🤣 tricked rocks and minerals into thinking

​@maryreilly5092 I was a kid and my grandma had one she let me talk on it once for 7 seconds 😮 😅😅

that's why no one under 40 can be convinced that we weren't all bigots back then - we don't have a lot of footage to prove it

Yeah and you had to have a meet up spot for when the rave ended and a rough time and hope everyone adhered to that. But without fail everytime only two people out of the group made it to the meet up spot at the correct time. 🤣

They existed, but they were massive, couldn't exactly fit inside your pocket. And that's all they were 'phones'. Not computers with phones and hd cameras fitted.

Great to see this in 2023. We were raised very good 😄 those were the days!

I’m 50now. I went to my first rave as a college freshman in L.A. in 1991. It was illegal and surreal. You had to buy a ticket from a record store, call a hotline the night of then travel to a map location. It was a special time.

I’ve just turned 50. I was in LA summer of 91, I was 17 and djing back in Italy then, didn’t go to a rave but EMF live at palladium. While listening on my CD discman to KLF and 808 state you brought back some memories ! But I’m gutted didn’t know about these raves happening that summer !! Hahaha

Their clothes look awesome. Warm colors, cozy, no flashy contraptions. I ❤ them

They were so raw and simplistic, no showing off or fake knob twisting on the mixer, just vibe & energy and oneness

Ya because we live in 1984 now

always been......parties of 1880 were better than 1920's also....and this goes on an on since jesus was born man.....trust me

Bob Charlie not really cuz a decade Doesn’t really gain its identity until halfway through.

Ahh you would think that be we getting it popping with our uptadatejungle? What is that I hear you ask? Connect to my channel to find out. MACE O.G'z.

@@ShatteredFlint it was indeed.

Stopped football hooliganism, too

@@Mardyfella Take them to the circus ,Bill Cooper 👍😎

there's NO SUBSTITUTE mate

90s kid here. Its difficult now. Platforms like boiler room brought the DJ in front of the camera. Its very cool to go to a (legal) rave, and we have 'festival chic' to prescribe what to wear. On the other hand, there are a lot of uninviting squat raves, not the same type of crowd (have witnessed stabbing at one). Saying that, I made lasting friendships in fields and in clubs in the 2010s. There is vanity, pretentiousness and elitism in dance music today, and a lot of money, but clubbing culture is a broad spectrum and at the more carefree end you have places like Plastic People in London with almost no lighting and no door policy, other than keeping out big groups of pissheads. Those places where you face each other and not the DJ, where you'll share a water with a stranger, its still there if you can find it, but you often have to get to it early or let the commercial aspects of today's scene wash over you. (Plastic People couldn't maintain their license in a gentrifying London.) Today I think the sanctuary offered by raves has been replaced by internet culture - check out VR raves...

"Went to my first 1989, north London, illegal" Is 1989 a place? I was thinking it was the year. [Ignorant Yank here, but I was going to guess this was London!]

​@@tgfluxI've no idea where it was in London.

I'm way younger, when I hit the scene it was 2011. I look back on it fondly and wouldn't change it at all, but to go to one of these 90's warehouse raves would be amazing.

Ecstasy was really good then. China whites, doves, snowballs happy times

that will come back for a few after the demons rape creation and then kill it again …while calling themselves worthy as they raped and abused. same hole always.

@@barbarabeard3904 in Berlin this time allso, best time, Russians give up let the people free, Wall is down end of 1989 and the Party was on - Eva 240 mg and 180 mg pure and strong 👊🏻 - nice to see you have the same partys this time 👍🏻👏🏻

I did security, easiest gigs ever. Kids thought we were the coolest, they'd think we were busting them for smoking and we'd just join in. Only times I ever had to deal with violence was when there was alcohol involved - and it was NEVER brought in by the promoters.

All the good vibes and bucket hats!!!! 😍😍🔥🔥

100 %

Spot on comment. The early raves were just anyone who liked the tunes getting together. Later on there was more of a uniform. Hoodies for some, white gloves, safety vests, beanies etc. All the different areas making their own look. Still lots of peace and love back then 🙂

Everyone had got swag in his own, unique way. Everyone is special !

And they are all so beautiful!

@@Almaleksia dude at 2:00 literally the most handsome person ive ever seen

Hmu if you ever crack how to 😅

@@gaz3097 Come to Europe we have some good acid techno free parties here. Cheers

@@paulspl2581 I'm in Europe 😅

Brooklyn has these every weekend. You got to know though, bc you Won’t find the location on resident advisor

@@YuBetchya wait, resident advisor doesn’t give out locations 🥺. I thought resident advisor was the perfect website to catch on current djs who play secret music away from mainstream

If there was a where are they now, the polka dot twins would definitely be on the list!

They are both ceo's today 😂😂😂

@@kevinmccool3719 lol

Illegal or not, I'm not sure now?

That’s a trip dude that you know all this! Great times back then even here in the states. At 52 years old I still dance as hard as I did back then.

Thanks for filling me in on the 😮location!

Thanks for those deets

DJ Icey?

The set is gold and it would be awesome if somebody could recreate it and post it here on KZfaq.

Wow, you sir, know your music

That’s very kind of you

Which is what it’s all about! It’s the more in the know parties that I prefer. You know the ones you hear about through having a really good conversation with the guy who buys in the electronic music for your local record shop. You start chatting about how you’ve been listening to some soundtracks lately after hearing something in a film, then they recommend someone, you say “yeah I’ve got into that David Holmes who is done all these soundtracks for …” He then tells you he is playing a 5 hour set at this pub in Todmorden Yorkshire that is owned by a super eccentric Thai lady. The Gold Lion, which were totally unaware of, but turns out Goldie played there the other week. Sadly it’s sold out :( But it’s all these places where you will still find the quality crowds. They can make or break a night as much as the talent playing!

I love you

Totally agree ❤

>people didn’t care what you looked like or how you danced. There was so much more acceptance and open mindedness than today. Yeah, what the FVCK happened ? LOL And people say now is much more accepting ?

That they say that is S O Bizarre to me

💯

As we watch them do this through our phones...

what's up with the phones ? .. around that time there were no cell phones ... I still watch a lot of Boiler Room videos were people are just dancing .. it's up to the deejay ..if he is good .. people dance .. if he is just a poser doing nothing spectular .. people grab their phones

Watch 16:37 Hes giving the cameraguy a bad look XD

@@cybernaab the guy looked paranoid as fuck..must hv been the drugs kicking in lol

@@80srs11 i gues so, he looked angry as fuck probly bad tripping :(

agreed!

Scam Scammer fuck is your problem, people out here havin fun and all you do is judge and hate. That's what's wrong with society today.

Scam Scammer who's the loser / nothing in this life, the one bringing positivity or the prick being toxic on the internet 🤔

I think scam scammer just proved that HE'S the biggest loser on here.

Scam Scammer *don't

Wow!.. yeah I didn't even realise that... Til just now.. Even I was caught up in the moment watching it.. ( Even though I'm watching it on my phone. ( Oh the irony

Not a single cynical person in sight complaining about how kids of today are always on their cell phones. Just people living in the moment.

shut up boomer

Morons like yourself in 1989 "These kids have no direction or future, back in my day........"

@@cromandum217 I guess the joke went over a lot of kids heads. Must be the broccoli haircuts.

Even using a DDJ isn't as easy as you think. With today's technology the sound is alot cleaner from a crackling vinyl. Although I've been around the scene. They both have positives and negatives. The reason DJs of today go wrong is they use beat match way too much. The sound in the video has came along way from the Original Sound of Kraftwerk... You cod put Paul Kalkbrenner's Mixer he takes to his live sets in front of that DJ and he would be lost. Yet you could put Kalkbrenner infront of those Decks and he wouldn't be lost at all.

@@CeruleanSky1111 All MK2 style ! Respect.

Ohhhjh yess

​@@CeruleanSky1111 - It has absolutely no relevance whether it's on a computer or real decks. It's not the instrument and hardware that determines the dj or musician.

@@peterwhitey4992 Sync lock?

Where was it?

trev spunkbubble Ditto

Lmao what a lie good one

Lmao..

but parties like this without social medias or anything still exists !!

BETACAM!

1st thought i had too

Right!

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/est8gKyj2KvKdqM.html @@NuGanjaTron

True that mate👏

Thats when the drugs kick in... LOL

seduction was an absolute boss at that!

Exactly! Now the music is mostly the same, so people are staring at their phones during the set😂

​​@@lina4inampa901pparently, it's actually because of the indoor smoking ban. now that ppl go outside when the set mellows out, djs have to play banger after banger to keep the crowd interested. I don't smoke nicotine products so the constant intensity is a little overwhelming for me and I end up leaving for a break anyways 😂 a double edged sword

@@jedmrrp I dont think I have ever been to a techno set where you couldnt smoke on the dancefloor.

We are lucky to have been born in a great decade and grew up in another. Born in 89 as well. We're gonna be 35 😂 😭

Life begins at 60. You are not yet born.

@@murtithinker7660 great insight i'm going to try to appreciate my time a little bit more, i'm just 20 man

Me too brother ,,,,,,, what a time we had ,,,, but life keeps getting better

We age like fine Wine!... Live Life at your Fullest!

We age like fine Wine!... Live Life at your Fullest!

Time travelers

Yes mam indeed, I'm sure is 16mm film

tis 4 '89

@@junglajuan ahh, that makes sense. thought it was too good for a VHS camera haha

I like how the mixer was directly hooked to the camera's left channel audio input until about 2/3rds of the way through too, was a good idea but funny hearing in the direct feed just how overdriven the signal being sent out to the sound system actually was haha

Nah. Not feels like. /

Amazing!

Yes man. We used to sell herb at these parties. Never saw a fight, never had anyone OD. We arrived as a group, made new friends, and we left together to eat breakfast when the sun came up.

Damn right me to brother! Underground rave warehouses all over the place... and such amazing Cid! December 30th going to see Sasha but sober lol

Pure vibes and a lot of jaw ache the next day 😂

You were a pioneer

I started at 17, 26 now. Even since I started it has gotten much much worse generally and im still a baby, can't imagine how great it was back then. This video was 7 years before I was born lol.

You and me both brother. Never leaves you. E-ternal Ravers!

Good for you. I don't know what it is but older people end up listening to country music. I'm 50 and love this stuff

im seventyfive and still going strong.

Phones are rarely ‘needed.’. People’s narcissism and ego mistake this as a ‘need.’. Sad sad state of affairs when everything and everyone ‘needs’ to be documented all of the time.

ok boomer

literally everyone in the world knows this but good on you for just realising it

@@jaketyler9191 My mans, if someone pissed in your cereal...it wasnt me.

true m8' iam 44 now was 16 near 17 in 89 miss it all

jimchorley Born in 69 still not conforming. Fuck slaving for ungrateful kids.

i was 18 !! my best years

Haha, don't worry - they aren't quite as wild nowadays.

I was 17 then and fucking largin it,, I finally stopped raving in 2004.. lol my kids party now!!

Great comment, would love to go to a phone-free rave haha

So true, and so, so glad we didn't have it back then.

Definitely the best times..kinda weird thinking back that we didn't have cellphones etc everyone just knew where to meet up.. Socialising was a good laugh back then..always good times and plenty people to meet..nowadays with social media n shit instead of going out for a laugh with friends people just go talk to friends on here and other social networks etc...kinda killing society tbh.

Yes!

Straight.

before

Not necessarily, although I know what you mean but back then you were only known within the scene, now all you need is a radio hit and you're pretty much everyone's favorite

@@chucke2319 that was in the eighties as well, video killed the radio star 🌟

Back when DJing took skill and not just a “play” button or logic pro

@@AgentHurt As a DJ you have to listen carefully to a lot of music and choose what to play at the right moment. Also you have to bring a powerful sound system. Don't fuck it up. Then there're good ones and bad ones. It takes as much skill today as it used to. It's something that can be learned by practice. It's not a unique profession, but what profession is? Even piloting works on the autopilot today. It is to avoid crashes. :)

In 2000 I could still go to a rave for $10-25 in LA

That's cool, but seems like a lot of effort for a rave.

@@k-leb4671 You had to put the work in back in those days .

They had texting in 1989?

@@realslik2029 There were no mobile phones in 89 as far as I can remember, certainly not in general use anyway.

4 sure

more than a few people in that dance floor had never dropped a pinger before and never heard house, life changing

​@@markbright662couldn't agree more.

This is amazing, so many happy people who are enjoying dancing together, some of them are grandparents by now.😮 but hopefully, the best ones 😅

Vaporwave to the rescue!

cope

@@01hZ Dope

I'm watching this through a cell phone

Agreeed...sigh

Honestly , I’ve recently got into music and a vibe like this and I just love it

KZfaq viewers in years to come won’t even need to look how long ago this was posted to know when it was posted

Kocham cie

@@MissOrchid12 bb bien arta acid

Where is Sarah Conner..

@@austinwilson3602 😂he’s on search and destroy mode.

🤣🤣

looks like he's part of the beat it music video lol

He’s just off his bonnet, rushing around da club👍

look back on these times frrriken n knew how tp party with love and no egos the best xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

This was a young generation having had 10 years of the old establishment and Margaret Thatcher we’d had enough we fought back they wondered what had hit them 😊. I was lucky to be a part of it all also timed perfectly with a drug called Ecstasy 👍

Tam James Nice.

Nice comment! Do you still rave sometimes? I've met a couple in their late 50ies and they had the time of their lives 😎

@@Mardyfella You're welcome Mardy 😁

@@YoutuBerry1993 i don't anymore Berry. But I still have all the original vinyls and even better, you see my profile pic, it's a book, not just an ordinary book, this was my diary that I wrote in daily of all the parties and illegal warehouse, field events that I went to between 87' and 88', its absolutely full of stuff including an original press release of Roland's Tb 303 known as the acid sound that was published in 1982. 😁

@@tamjames1496 that's sick man! Love hearing stories from the 80/90ies. I almost could not believe house/techno did exist back then. The music is timeless, the dance is timeless. I'll be at awakenings festival near Amsterdam in about 2 weeks. It's the biggest of Europe. 💪💪

The legend is indeed correct, I was at this party and yes, I'm now 54 and still dancing to this 💃❤️x

@@tamjames1496 ⚡I'm jealous and you are a legend yourself 😏

@@eiyhka8779 lol aww thank you ❤️, but me a legend?.. No 😁, it was a time of real peace, love, and all colour, racist barriers were not to be seen anywhere. A real revolution in the simplest of forms, basically to dance... And i mean dance anywhere... I have 1001 stories to tell of the most wonderful times to be had. Great people, atmosphere, and music. Best days of my life ❤️ ❤️ 💃💕

@@tamjames1496 Compared to these times that seems like heaven and that's the way it should still be. I bet you do have some great stories! 😁 I bet in a million years you never thought you'd see a video on YT one day where you were at So damn cool isnt it..

@@eiyhka8779 Absolutely, to think someone recorded this for posterity is indeed a fine thing, but to see it on KZfaq, well that's just magical. For those who were not there or too young at the time to attend, this is some beautiful footage in its finest form to look and see how lovely partying back then really was 🕺💃🕺♥️💕💞🎼🎼

Ernie Flannel bro there a re parties like that trust me .

Eric Cowan yeah you right bro it’s true you know I was thinking that our people are snobs and states are better I’ve traveled and understood our youth is massive in its positivity . Love uk just off the rave six story building old street packed up Bro , dogs , police ain’t no hatred just literally can live off your years like that . In London most of the clubs being on the shut down more than half in a mere decade you get me People penned up like literally do we have a choice yes we do and we fighting gentrification by rocking and whacking this places

Eric Cowan no Bro I’m for real anytime you in London go to rave parties bro you’ll make lifetime friends and might will stay here altogether I knew some geezer he moved oout from states found a British girl , from now on beanies on a toast and good warm up at the dance floor

So true and no sjw crap and people getting offended by every little thing oh and only two genders now we have people identifying themselves as garden chairs and all sorts.

Naveed Khan bro come on whr do u live ? What county bruff in London it’s still s thing nicest people no one gets offended , pure plur who seeks thou finds

Hope you shown them to dance too.

I wish I’d been born ten years earlier. I remember in the late 80’s standing in the back garden listening to the sound of an acid house party drifting down from the ridgeway a good ten miles away and my dad explains what it was. I was fascinated. I was around 8 or 9 years old. At 16 I wrnt to my first “goa trance” rave in Dalston and was hooked ever since, similar vibe in that psychedelic scene, plur etc but god I wish I’d been able to have been at the early raves as a young man. The scene fragmented into all these seperate genres of music and some tended to be less peaceful. Drum n bass I love the music but I’ve been evacuated from a club when someone got stabbed in the neck.

Извините, а как говорить с детьми о наркотиках?

Shelley's was unreal to be fair. I was a 15 year old school boy in late 89. My mates older sis went to the Blackburn raves, took him along twice but my dad was having none of that, however he did soften regarding Shelley's and I'm so f#####g grateful he did!

yes, my cousin was killed by taking drugs at 18 not worth it

Influjo Estelar bro it is like that in Britain in real life news and all this fake shit about us doesn’t apply to reality There’s a strong underground scene and the sense of community amongst the people You get me

Where the fuck do you live that its not like that? lmao don't let politics fool you into thinking theres a race war preventing good raves from happening.

B A S E D SBG SOLDIER i live in New York City the "melting pot" of the world. And it is nottt like that trust me lol . the fake news and race tension created by fake movements like BLM have divided everyone .. You can't even trust your own kind here . trust me . i grew up here . watch the KZfaq video about Junior being butchered to death in the Bronx . he was Dominican . guess who killed him .. Dominicans ... How sad ..

Whites can generally trust other whites tho . and blacks with blacks now since theyve been under some heavy fire from the media but the Latinos ..i think they're learning they need to stick together cuz blacks don't love you guys . even if some of you are "afro Latino" and whites certainly dont like any one non white

its my fault, im a racist

Strontium Dog I’m currently writing a thesis about the commercialization of the 90s rave scene. I need people to interview who were involved in the 90s rave culture to gauge the socio economic status of those involved in the scene etc. Would you be interested in participating? It would help me out a great deal!

@@nathanmascall3635 I used to throw the techno temple party in the SF bay area in the early 90's. I have plenty i could tell you. I used to make 20k a party. Fly DJ's in. We used to rent an empty Oakland home depot building for 14k a night. The rave scene in the 90's died because they threw a party on a big ship in the SF bay. Some dude really high jumped over board. Then an Olympic gold medal swimmer kicked off his shoes and jumped after his friend to save him. They both drowned. Lawsuits followed. A dark cloud and relentless meth replaced good molly. Contact me.

Rev. Jim Jones and the Kool-Aid Drinkers. Sounds so interesting! Could you send me your email address so I can contact you?

Strontium Dog you can still go to raves growing up is a trap my friend. Am 25 and see people out your age at events and festivals I go to

Strontium Dog well bless your heart 1980s u miss them ?well that was a special time very euphoric .do u think we can get that back again ,we're in our 50s now ....

Yes please!!! ;-)))

I'm with you

To go back as a teen in the 80s would be so much fun

See you there

I blame the smart phone.

Ich bekam eine gänsehaut 💃🕺💃🕺🙏

thats the power of XTC :D

The decor wasn't there yet, but yea...the vibe sure was...

y la droga de mejor calidad del momento... jejeje

80's 90's the best,more fun times ever❤

Fuck, I dance like this all the time... I think people nowadays don't really get this feeling and just dance in automatic mode

In this early days it dosent matter where the DJ is......😎

@@peterlustig4047 I love those people from the early days... House is inside my soul

WORD!!!!!!

@@peterlustig4047 excactly, too busy dancing with a big smile on your face!

Wow, it's a small world!

I bet they were great in bed. We had a similar pair of twin girls at the raves in Newcastle. Saw them at every party and they used to freak me the fuck out because I'd have to do the double take.

paul o flaherty I'll have 2 of whatever they're on. Lol

thats crazy i know when i see the twins it reminds me bad of the red haired twins at the dome, house ,blackburn, everywhere they used to be with a top madchester raver named gavin big tall feller he was

If those twins were dancing like that in todays posmodern raves, there would be a bunch of milennials recording and laughing at them.

It’s it’s the conversion/compression from the original film type to something we can do at home that causes the loss in video quality. Ya know how the remaster old ass movies on Blu-ray? That’s due to the cameras being good back when it was filmed and our ability now to convert that original film into a viewable media with minimal quality loss!

Whoever recorded..upload it!..😊😊😊💞👌🏿👌🏿👌🏿🔥🔥😊 THANK YOU!..It takes me back to a good childhood!..💞😊😊👌🏿👌🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

Or maybe it was just that the drug had only just become available when this was filmed & nobody had any tolerance to it. Everyone was having their first times on it at the same time.

I know. I was so happy back then. I'm so sad these days. Empty. I was so full of hope and living in the moment. Obsessed with music. Good Times.

I was only in the scene 1998-2004 and it warms my heart seeing how much further back it went. After I left it morphed I to something different and lost its magic. I'm glad you got to experience this

Simple, no fucking phones.

I feel your pain, I feel so empty these days because this kind of stuff just simply wasn’t happening when I was 20, shitty nightclubs with crap music and crap pints whereas this is just banging , I wish I’d been born in 1970 or so and enjoy all the late 80s and early 90s with house and grunge music too

Quisiera haber nacido en esa época igual, dónde no había tanto clasismo y la gente no se distraía tanto viendo cómo vestía solo disfrutaban las músicas en las venas y y

usually there are visuals behind the dj, don't hate

this is mostly an american problem, or mainstream edm problem. like techno and psytrance parties are usually like this where im from.

@@chop8557 Yeah, I did a lot of partying in Israel and when it was a smaller party, somewhere underground, in a shelter or a beach, people danced facing each other. But once it was some bigger DJ, all facing him.

the fault also lies within the fact that nowadays most venues place the dj at the center of stage in plain sight, whereas before they were usually kinda hidden. at least in raves and teknivals the focus is set on the soundsystem and not the dj

I remember in those days they'd hide the DJs and you'd often not even notice them the entire night. . That was in Detroit.

Dont be , i was 20 in 1989 so i got the full blast of acid house/rave but i would have prefered to get the full blast of Jimi Hendrix live and 60,s lsd we carnt pick unfortunately .

@@eckeynecker Being there at the original counter-culture scene of the 60s would have been amazing no doubt.

I was, and now im a 50+ old codger lol. come to think of it - everyone here must be in their 50's too

@Sometimescloudy I hear ya. I think it’s the underground aspect of the acid-house scene in those early days which is so appealing (along with the music of course and sense of community.)

@@eckeynecker You have no idea how lucky you are! I turned 20 in 2017 and I can't even remember it, there's no culture anymore