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hello everybody, i,m 31and still nucking futs!!!!!!still proud to be able to dance all night and the next day!wanna still be raving when I,m 90
someone who knows what they are talking about :satisfied
i was same age as you first time i made a free party happen :coin:
life begins at now :satisfied
I’m havin a mid life crisis :rolleyes: haahaa I got an excuse now 😛 to be havin it :omg: :ar15:
Party on…………. :group_hug
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some people buy a car….some go skydiving….
you choose to go and bounce to techno music (or suchlikes) fucking quality…:horay::bounce::horay:
lets face it, there is gonna come a time when a new generation comes with a new form of music. it might seem hard to realise right now, but thats just what our fathers/mothers thought when we came with the `rave` scene!
i just hope im young enough to apreciate it when it comes…..
but for now, long live the drum an the fuckin bass!!
You notice how the number in each age group peaks at 20-25 and then decreases, with a blip at >40? That’s unexpected and don’t think that it takes it is explained by the large age group of the over 40’s.. especially using the net… explanations? hmmmmmmm…. I’ve been reading to many papers for university lately hmmmmmmm….. could be explained by confounding factors…. hmmmmmm
the results seem to makes sense to me
at 15-25 you’re young, more likely to take risks such as drug taking and raves and less likely to care about consequences such as reduced performance at work/education the inevitable run-ins with the criminal justice system
but you get the survivors who stay in their 30s
from mid 30s to 40s even they perhaps desire more stability in their lives, like steady careers rather than casual/sporadic employment and/or long term relationships, perhaps starting or adding to a family as well
in the older age groups then you get ageing hippies, and/or those who have had a “normal” life up to their 40s, their own children have grown up (and perhaps are attending raves themselves) and they decide to see what its all about
there are people my mums age at raves nowadays…..
gl, my mums 63, i dont see many peeps her age raving! i hope your mums younger, if not im goin to the wrong partys?!
i remember seeing a 70 odd yr old ravin at an early dreamscape and thinking at the time “what the fucks she doing here?” nowadays i would say fair play to her, have fun while you can!
im 30ish now, and i cant see an end to my party days anytime soon, ive recently started taking my neices out with us, because they wanted to and my brother trusts me to look after them!
getting back to your thread though, i think that ravers as a whole are an ageing population, there isnt the excitement there once was involved with finding, and getting to a decent party. maybe there is with the free party scene, but im trying to find that out for myself all over again…
for me, holding down a job week in week out is (no! dont say it!)
more important these days, so i guess im gettin old in that way.
still love the buzz of a rave though, cant beat it!!!
of course by that age some people may not be able to attend such an event for health reasons – but at outdoor raves in the SE there certainly are a fair proportion of people aged from their 40s to their early 60s present, and their numbers are increasing. Many are the parents or elder relatives of the younger people there, some would have been involved in alternative lifestyles since their teens…but others attend to make sure their kids are safe and then get drawn in.
On another post I mentioned a number of real crime reports where OAP’s (out of boredom and frustration with their lives?) were commiting violent crimes. I’d far rather see them raving with us..
whats your favourite music for raving to gl?
just wondering….!
:biggreen: I once danced along side a guy in his 60’s, he was proppa enjoying himself and having fun :bounce_ci , wikkid ,good on him and all free party people who just wanna be free to enjoy music and have :biggreen: :lol_teeth :cloud9: . Enjoy life :good_evil :shy: :biggreen: :biggreen: :biggreen: . :bounce_b:
there used to be a 70ish year old dude who went to many of the Cultuarl Vibes nights at Plymouth’s club Oz in the early / mid 90’s
he was so much a part of it that the promoters even included a pensioners concession on their flyers :biggreen:
got quite eclectic tastes but prefer D&B….
i love everything, gabba breakcore hardstyle, dnb jungle, hardcore techno, acid, funk you name it 🙂
not trance or hardhouse really 👿
im only 16 and i love the music scene more than anything.hardhouse,hardtrance,hardcore,gabba,techno,etc without it id go insane!I started clubbing when i was 14 and in my first year of clubbing i saw Paul Glazby,Andy Farley,Charlotte Birch,Justin Bourne and a few others.From the beginning of comprehensive i began to have a great interest in these genres of music however since moving here from Australia when i was 8 i listened to trance music alot as my mum and dad are into it!! Alot of teenagers in swansea grow an interest in this music from about the age of 14 onwards.a friend of mine is only 14 now & has been going to raves since she was 8 with her parents. i find alot of younger people are interested in raves and dance festivals such as Swansea’s Escape into the Park but it seems to me that the younger you are when you grow a love for it the more you get slated.alot of people round here seem to think if your under the legal age to be in a club then your too young to have a love for music which in my opinion is a load of bollocks! :bigsmile:
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