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I cant even imagine being able to treat a rig as a disposable asset – I have amps which have been with me for more than 10 years and I wouldnt want to part with them.
I wouldn’t chat about this openly before but its already been mentioned loads on various other forums/social networks, ironically more in association with SE England crews than Eastside
people are bragging about having “suicide rigs” and funding the replacements through legal nights (and in some cases the sales of “ketium”)
a lot of it is bravado and they obviously don’t want to lose the rig but some are chatting the same sort of stuff as certain other radicalised angry young men – IMO that level of defiance is just going to get people properly investigated by criminal psychologists, forensic accountants etc as its seen as moving a step up from mischief to organised crime
ironically in the heyday of Norfolk raves when people genuinely did the community thing and kept it on a level they were thought of as harmless – I meet people every day (including normal people what never went raving in their youth) who say “raves were OK until they got a bit out of hand”….
I’m sure I read somewhere that in the mid 90’s there was a collection of crews somewhere in the midlands that all used to put in a few bits of equipment to a communal rig that could then be taken out to do parties when one or another crew had had theirs conviscated, in order to raise funds for getting the rig back.
If I remember rightly it was called the ‘community’ rig?…………..
If I remember rightly it was called the ‘community’ rig?…………..
sort of but the internal politics did for this
some of them (particularly the London lot) also threatened to burgle the neighbourhoods where they felt they had been grassed up in order to fund replacement of the rigs (this threat was carried out in some cases, although it was also people justifying their own “individual” crime to fund their habits as well)
it was around that time the cops started getting serious with surveillance and databases, and (with the Tories still in power) they were being given technology that us party people could then only dream of, whole gigabytes of hard drive space, multimedia equipped networked PCs (you may laugh but in 1994 this was a big thing)
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