You should go again :)

This is instagram techno

@@paula2969 Not sure I would call The Prophet 'instagram techno' it's 25 years old.

​@@paula2969I was there. You have bo idea what you are talking about. B

You weren’t even alive when the first OS came out and here you’re using a wireless device...

@@deva561 magical isn't it?

But at least the phone used to record this seems to be from that time lol xD

Track id? lol

@@headgame8830 cj bolland the prophet

The song that Amelie is playing is CJ Bolland's The Prophet from 1996. It's a real Belgian techno classic and at that time the techno scene was really big in Belgium. I love the way Amelie is always honoring the Belgian musical legacy by playing those classics. Proud to be Belgian. 💯❤

the rave never stops✌️ I remember the 90's well too That was the time of my first Love Parade 95 What crazy times those were🙆🏼‍♂️🙈😆 But I can say I enjoyed the time 😊

Son, you need some schooling on the techno scene

@@joec0000 i m too old for school🤣😂

The uk techno scene was massive at that time, orbit,pure,slam,final frontier,voodoo, sankeys soap,to name just a few were clubs that people would travel from all over the uk to attend 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Where are you from?

You From where?

@@davidmcnamee3013 Any major/capital city in Europe has Techno raves every weekend

@@k-dot1533 Amsterdam, Rotterdam & Utrecht in The Netherlands

Berlin

No alcohol!?

I just did my driver's license at the time, so I only drank energy drinks.

ne me fukat lmao kjee????

Ambasada Gavioli !!!! Ambasada Gavioli !!! Ambasada Gavioli !!!

Slovenijaaa ♡

is this a genius sarcasm?

sem duvida nenhuma manooo

Never a truer word spoken man.

yea indeed

yeah well lots did 30 years ago and they mostly turned into the same materialistic, soul-less kind as we deplore in today's generation

@@samzied I think thats a bit harsh, but I respect that it’s your opinion. As someone who came from that generation, all I can say from personal experience is that the people who I popped pills and went “madoutofit!” with have become really good, emotionally balanced parents, workers, friends who are light years away from the generation that bore us in terms of bring connected with themselves and others like no generation the world has seen. I attribute this (not entirely, but very significantly) to those days when a night on pills in a club and back to someones after meant having something special carved into your very soul…it shaped you as it was happening because the honesty you showed and the connections you felt throughout the whole experience mellowed you as a human being. It allowed you to drop defences and just be who you were, and you were interacting with others on exactly the same vibe. Feeling that free, honest and happy gets into your DNA (run with me here, I’m being metaphorical…and I’m not at the same time) and it fundamentally changes you…’cause you’ve caught a glimpse of “how it could be…all the time” and that’s a very moving and indelible experience. Its this very experience that’s gone on to shape most of the people I know today for whom I have a huge respect for. Fundamentally, they’re just interested in being emotionally mature, decent human beings and I think our rave days were where we learned to do this.

@@thedudeabides3138 That's nicely put, and I cannot deny that for some people, experiencing drugs can be a catalyst to brushing off some dead skin and becoming their beautiful self, but I'd argue that those chosen souls would have found the light one way or another, popping pills not being the less pleasant or effective though. Still not convinced that the world would change if "everyone experienced that once". Lots of people thought that of LSD also back then, and it's common knowledge that most of the "elite" of today partook, yet the world is as dark as ever.

There were plenty of phones, but who really cares? Everyone had a lot of fun, the energy was amazing so it doesn't matter to me if someone is filming of taking pictures or not 🎉

@@marcel_b Oh, you take my point incorrectly. It's true, it doesn't matter whether there are phones or not. My point was there were none visable in this "last ones standing" video, at the ending of her set. No hate here.

​@@stewrmo Thanks for the clarification, I'm sorry I misinterpreted your point :)

@@marcel_b Not at all my friend, I just felt I should explain myself. It looked wonderful, times like those you will remember forever!

50 year old skooler here. This is nice too see don't worry about the worlds problems kids, just rave. We didn't give a shit back then and neither should you just enjoy being young because them special few years go very quick 😊😊

Track title?

@@leksetengah kzfaq.info/get/bejne/q9GShaSYvcC9pIk.html

@@leksetengah Cj Bolland - The prophet (amelie lens remix)

das war outdoor in der henrichshütte^^ die henrichshütte ist der name einer alten zeche, überkranke location. war über krass

@@chilliosxindex2497 Stadt??

Ach, steht da....😄

@@xpand100 ja hattingen nrw, die raves vom third room sind immer in solchen locations, ist noch ziemlich unbekannt, aber die tuen sich immer mit so industrie museen zsm

@@chilliosxindex2497 Ja, lieber so als die Freiluftdisse.....die mag ich gar net. Das hier wäre eher mein Fall 😎

Quote of the year! Just awesome!

@@angusgoodrick251 I accept 🚀👏

She won't be the queen until Ellen THE QUEEN dies!

You're speaking of Paula Temple. Amelie could be the princess tho.

Absolut overrated!!! There are better female Techno djs in this new Techno Panorama.

King of Techno... Cj Bolland.

Amelie and Charlotte are princesses against Anfisa