Party Vibe

@oikroitnik 439935 wrote:

which video? the party was going to relocate there was never any intent to stay jeez…but which video

there was a video on youtube, it got taken down by the people what put it there as it could be bait and people have been identified and busted from rave videos before.

@Tocooltom 441096 wrote:

the bank holiday party they did at the begining of may i think, was also a shambles, somebody quoted me one of the rig members, it was a 3 way linkup; “nobody knows how to set the crossover up” comon seriously, throwing a bank holiday party with 3 rigs and theres not a single rig technician in site? Im glad i was in the south of france flying gliders instead of in england wasting my time on that pointless party!)

These lot want to sort the acts out big time and stop making life harder for the better new rigs around here. We try hard to create a good scene with no complaints and friends only atmosphere, and they just seem to want to piss it up the wall. Im glad ive only been to 2 of there parties, because i wont be attending anymore!

I know you’re not like this and nor are your friends or many of my friends in their 20s (who all seem to have stopped partying recently 😥 ) but TBH I think the rave scene has degenerated into a extension of townie nightlife but with more drugs involved.

The reason why a few years ago feds and locals tolerated raves in this area wasn’t that they liked the music or that they accepted the blatant use and dealing of drugs at them, and they were still at least slightly cross as the blatant disregard of private property rights.

it was simply because the traditional townie venues caused much more hassle to the cops, Ambulance and Fire and Rescue services – as well as violent incidents its not that uncommon for disgruntled punters to torch venues or parts thereof to get back at bouncers etc, or to set off false fire alarms.

Now the gap has been closed and free parties are causing all the same issues as other night life but without a penny being paid in licensing fees to the public purse.

Until this changes the authorities will continue to clamp down on unlicensed events as well as locking down all the other nightlife. They are already closing down the townie clubs in Ipswich one by one by making it impossible to afford the licensing costs.

@Kung Fu Fader 441163 wrote:

This could well be one of the reasons more towny types are attending/holding illigal raves. Besides the obvious extra freedoms that free parties had that are getting abused.

this is very recent though and TBH most of the folk what attend a commercial club here even if they have cars don’t like the music all that much. if them lot were doing illegal rave’s you’d be hearing r’n’b and commercial dance at them.

Bury St Edmunds: Man arrested on suspicion of organising illegal rave – News – Evening Star

what I don’t understand if he’s from Wisbech, why come all the way down here when there are probably easier areas to party nearer to him?