hm i read this site a couple of days ago so its not too fresh in my mind, at trance
anthems tho i did turn my back on the DJs a few times, taking a slow swirl, smiling at the ravers and even the clubbers that were smiling and enjoying being with so many other people enjoying the night

i had a brilliant night, there were so many ravers that i havnt seen before, dressed in there fantastic outfits trading there candy with the people they met, even those that dont dress up were having a great night out with there friends.
lately there have been a few ravers telling me how much the rave scene has changed in the last few years, i guess it is constantly changing, i have even noticed a difference since my first rave last year, it is hard to state what i dont like because i also know that raving means something different to every person, id prefer raving to stay out of commercialism but at the same time there would be amazing ravers that could never get the chance to do that, so maybe if those clubbers that turn to raves and those fucked uppeople that ruin the vibe and sometimes the night if theres too many of them get a lesson or two about what it means to be a raver i might be more comfortable, only because i dont want it to loose the specialness raving has to me, i dont want people taking it for granted, its not just a place for people to hook up or take drugs, or dance and follow a crowd.
i also want more PLUR
for those that do not know PEACE >> LOVE >> UNITY >> RESPECT

please i fear this is becoming less important to some, they frown upon those different, some are just going to get smashed and dont give a fuck about anything else, they do not respect or apreciate and some completly loose there sense of peace...
i love giving stuff to randoms, last night i gave out so many smily apples and a few candy

and talking with randoms, to me that also makes a rave special, meeting new people, giving part of yourself and part of your vibe sharing, talking about something different, learning something new, even at school i have had chats with randoms in the bathrooms

to me i do see the idolism of DJs as a commercial change, its almost bringing raving to a level of common gossip, these are people whose skills are abundant in djing thats some more or less than others whatever, these are not gods, it is what they DO that i love, the music they blast out to us..
i might continue another time. i would like to see more people opinions on this link.. i might have another read and get back then...