Loved how on point this is. I am part of the Rave culture and proud of it. I have 2 beautiful kiddos and pushing 40 but still Dance and will always Chase that beat
BCIT is located where I grew up raving, those sky train station shuttle buses is spot on or when the spot was announced we’d fallow a convoy of cars to the venues and of course the annual event. Good times, thanks.
Maybe you'd come across a flyer, if you didn't have a flyer, youd have a phone number to call and a recording would give you directions on where to meet. From there it was a maze through the city until you ended up in an abandoned building somewhere and the lighting and sound systems were running on generators. I remember a specific abandoned😮 downtown hotel, the party was in the massive basement. Walking up you could feel the air being pushed out the buildings basement vents from the bass hitting so hard. PLUR!
@@betterjustice6697 Shazam didn't work, but luckily the tracklist was in the credits at 16:30 Trance[]Control - I Love Trance (Airplay Mix) Trance[]Control - The Way Home (Promo Edit) Trance[]Control - Vision Of Mind Trance[]Control - Dream Of Trance
It was insane how good the vibes and energy was back then. Everyone smiling ear to ear and just dancing our asses off. Not paying attention to "superstar DJs" and social media and cell phones like people do now. It was all about "the vibe" and the music and being there with your friends.
@Jeremy Williams, did you catch DJ Irene in Dallas back then? Oh so many memories flooding back atm...Carl Cox, Paul Oakenfold, AK1200, Rabbit in the Moon, Micro...man, I'm only north of you up in Texarkana PLUR ❤
Dude unless you raved in the underground raves of NYC and southern California during 1991 to 1996 you can't say better. The vibes and energy was amazing back then. Different not better.
I miss this, oh so much. Dancing, meeting new people, watching the sun rise. I went to many a rave not on drugs / alcohol. They were intoxicating on their own. Miss dancing til the sun streamed btwn my fingers. ;)
@@cassieeischen6347 For some but for the rest of us the ecstasy took it to a much higher level. Your body can't possibly produce as much serotonin and dopamine sober as it does on mdma so physically it's impossible to say it was "better" while sober maybe better for you but for most the mdma experience is indescribable.
@@cassieeischen6347Personally I'm not gonna waste a night sober at a rave, when I saved up my money from a shitty job full of stress and anxiety. I'm gonna pop a pill.
The vibes of that time can never be replicated. You can have good times now but it's not the same. I started raving in 1996 and have been to a few modern festivals and it's not the same.
The person in the video thumbnail with the red 3/4 sleeve baseball shirt literally could have been me back then. I had a shirt just like it, lol. The other person next to them looks like one of my old buddies too🤔
Loved how on point this is. I am part of the Rave culture and proud of it. I have 2 beautiful kiddos and pushing 40 but still Dance and will always Chase that beat
My first was caffeine tour 1999
Same lol
I was a newbie in 2000. Probably one of those kids the rave veterans complained about.
I remember my first rave was monster massive and it only cost me 15 dollars at the door
I will always love DnB. Im 40, my first rave was when I was 15 in 1996.
Best times of my life raves will never and cannot possibly be the same
GOD THE 90$ WERE SO FUN
Hell yeah. 10x the energy and vibes back then compared to now. No cell phones no social media!
BCIT is located where I grew up raving, those sky train station shuttle buses is spot on or when the spot was announced we’d fallow a convoy of cars to the venues and of course the annual event. Good times, thanks.
Maybe you'd come across a flyer, if you didn't have a flyer, youd have a phone number to call and a recording would give you directions on where to meet. From there it was a maze through the city until you ended up in an abandoned building somewhere and the lighting and sound systems were running on generators. I remember a specific abandoned😮 downtown hotel, the party was in the massive basement. Walking up you could feel the air being pushed out the buildings basement vents from the bass hitting so hard. PLUR!
Original Raver here Fla Breaks scene Miami, Orlando, Tampa, Jacks, from dance floor badass, to spinning for events. RAVE IS HOME...
DJ Icey and Rabbit In The Moon!
the good old days b4 this whole generation turn to dope heads
can someone share the tracklist ? :)
Did you ever find it?
@@betterjustice6697 Shazam didn't work, but luckily the tracklist was in the credits at 16:30
Trance[]Control - I Love Trance (Airplay Mix)
Trance[]Control - The Way Home (Promo Edit)
Trance[]Control - Vision Of Mind
Trance[]Control - Dream Of Trance
totally wished i could’ve experienced this.
It was insane how good the vibes and energy was back then. Everyone smiling ear to ear and just dancing our asses off. Not paying attention to "superstar DJs" and social media and cell phones like people do now. It was all about "the vibe" and the music and being there with your friends.
i been totoo many parties that got shut down around that time,do illegal parties still exist>info if they do please
Ooooh the days of teletubbys , Mitsubishi triple stacks and pink elephants, blue dolphins, the new kids don’t know shit they ruined it with fentanyl
The first ti.e I saw the telltubbies was at a rave in 1996 or 97 lol
Mitsubishi’s were amazing! Playboys too
White doves
Green Clovers were my favorite - PLUR my fellow candy kids 😁✌️❤️ 41 now. Miss those Dallas, TX raves ‘99-‘01
@Jeremy Williams, did you catch DJ Irene in Dallas back then? Oh so many memories flooding back atm...Carl Cox, Paul Oakenfold, AK1200, Rabbit in the Moon, Micro...man, I'm only north of you up in Texarkana PLUR ❤
Was a privilege
Nobody raved like the brits though sorry
Dude unless you raved in the underground raves of NYC and southern California during 1991 to 1996 you can't say better. The vibes and energy was amazing back then. Different not better.
@@CarShopping101 wished Id got to experience it ❤️❤️ I went to my first rave in 1996 I was 15...still going at 41 🤯🤯
I miss this, oh so much. Dancing, meeting new people, watching the sun rise. I went to many a rave not on drugs / alcohol. They were intoxicating on their own. Miss dancing til the sun streamed btwn my fingers. ;)
Always much better sober
@@cassieeischen6347 For some but for the rest of us the ecstasy took it to a much higher level. Your body can't possibly produce as much serotonin and dopamine sober as it does on mdma so physically it's impossible to say it was "better" while sober maybe better for you but for most the mdma experience is indescribable.
@@cassieeischen6347Personally I'm not gonna waste a night sober at a rave, when I saved up my money from a shitty job full of stress and anxiety. I'm gonna pop a pill.
same.
Wish I could’ve lived in these days 🥲
It was rad
We wish you coumd have too. Pure goodness. Love, respect. Dance, acceptance.
The vibes of that time can never be replicated. You can have good times now but it's not the same. I started raving in 1996 and have been to a few modern festivals and it's not the same.
Fr, everyone like the 90s were great, you couldn’t replicate the vibes, it’ll never be the same. Thanks for telling us we missed out 😂
The person in the video thumbnail with the red 3/4 sleeve baseball shirt literally could have been me back then. I had a shirt just like it, lol. The other person next to them looks like one of my old buddies too🤔
I wonder where those people are now
Hell yeah!! I was dj-ing music .. I knew I had fun..!! (Trance, and House). Then i got xtc's, and stop spinnig. End up dancing instead. 😂 🤣😂 🤣