djunity

its alot easier to talk shit than be positive about something.

AMEN.

this thread is great. you must all remember that everyone is a promoter, DJ, and or some sorta important person that is involved with something. there isnt any party people left...everyone must take it to the next level. the club scene of today sounds like the rave scene of yesterday.

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Heh anyone written to their congress person about these two? http://www.emdef.org/act/ Dont let them pass this one behind our back. we stopped the Rave Act... lets make sure to stop this one too.

anyone got a top 10 list of their favorite tracks that are out right now?

this is a protest thats going down, as far as the final vote....im not sure. Rave Act Protest||washington, Dc||sept 6th, 2003 quote: ***************************************************** ROAR!, The National Dance and Music Rights Alliance FIGHT FOR YOUR RIGHT TO PARTY! SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1PM – 12AM HTTP://WWW.ROARGROUP.ORG HTTP://WWW.DRUGPOLICY.ORG ***************************************************** Join us to protest the passage of the RAVE ACT and the continuing assault on the EDM industry. Protest at the United Stated Capitol and dance to the following artists for FREE! More DJs and speakers will be added shortly. We will be sending out a "full info" email in the coming week. For Additional info please email us @ info@roargroup.org . ARTISTS: Junior Vasquez Dj Craze Jungle Brothers D:Fuse The Zelch Brothers Apple Proxxy more tba shortly SPEAKERS: Ira Glasser, President DPA Eric Silver, System Recordings Shawn Heller, President, SSDP Douglas Rushkoff Graham Boyd, ACLU Kieth Haas, 2AM Artists Sam “the man” Burns EVENT LOCATION Located @ the Upper Senate Park directly off Constitution Ave between New Jersey NW and Delaware Ave NE found irectly North of the US Capitol Building Washington, DC Parking is widely available both in the surrounding area and at Union Station approximately 2 blocks to the North. There are facilities for the offloading and parking of tour buses onsite. The Upper Senate Park is closest to the Union Station Metrorail and train lines. Tour Buses are being arranged from numerous cities. Please email info@roargroup.org for any bus or general inquiries.

^^^correct.

well i am and i care. my living depends on the strenth of the electronic music scene and club culture. maybe you will care when your favorite club gets shut down due to the rave act. im sure you will. it might be called the rave act but it just dont pertain to raves.

actually....that isnt what is killing it. people like you with attitudes like your own is whats killing it. although the scene has downsized....there is a decent one still going strong. you might not be looking in the right places.

yup. makes me wanna pass out by 11:30

saw this posted on another board.... Rave Act Protest||washington, Dc||sept 6th, 2003 quote: ***************************************************** ROAR!, The National Dance and Music Rights Alliance FIGHT FOR YOUR RIGHT TO PARTY! SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1PM – 12AM HTTP://WWW.ROARGROUP.ORG HTTP://WWW.DRUGPOLICY.ORG ***************************************************** Join us to protest the passage of the RAVE ACT and the continuing assault on the EDM industry. Protest at the United Stated Capitol and dance to the following artists for FREE! More DJs and speakers will be added shortly. We will be sending out a "full info" email in the coming week. For Additional info please email us @ info@roargroup.org . ARTISTS: Junior Vasquez Dj Craze Jungle Brothers D:Fuse The Zelch Brothers Apple Proxxy more tba shortly SPEAKERS: Ira Glasser, President DPA Eric Silver, System Recordings Shawn Heller, President, SSDP Douglas Rushkoff Graham Boyd, ACLU Kieth Haas, 2AM Artists Sam “the man” Burns EVENT LOCATION Located @ the Upper Senate Park directly off Constitution Ave between New Jersey NW and Delaware Ave NE found irectly North of the US Capitol Building Washington, DC Parking is widely available both in the surrounding area and at Union Station approximately 2 blocks to the North. There are facilities for the offloading and parking of tour buses onsite. The Upper Senate Park is closest to the Union Station Metrorail and train lines. Tour Buses are being arranged from numerous cities. Please email info@roargroup.org for any bus or general inquiries.

yup...pretty much. the government is sneaky as hell (as we all know). we just have to keep our eyes open and watch out for what they throw on the table.

the sad part is most people dont realize this is gonna have an affect on everyone....club owners, rave promoters, record labels, and even dj stores. alot of people assume its just aimed at "the rave industry" but in reality it is aimed at the entire dance music community.

uuumm...ok. i guess you got it all figured out huh?

hence what i said..... "before the place got tore up". when they originaly installed the system it was slammin. then they started doing hip-hop events and the place got tore up....including the sound system.

yo people take a minute and do this. its important we dont sleep on this.

Twilo. Octogon had a great system too until the place got tore up.

first we had 80 days and nights of rain. then the sun came out for 2 months. now we get 80 days and nights of rain again. what the hell is going on?

its a good spot but a ltittle crowded on the weekend. if your looking to get away from people i would head up to the apalachian trail. you can hop on the trail in several areas including warwick, NY and Vernon, NJ. there are several other hidden places with great hiking trails but if you are not familiar with the area...they might be hard to find. are you familiar with orange county, NY?

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try "the club" on thursday night. they do alot of hard house and hard trance. i will post the link when i find it.

no diggity.