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offline filthywhore on 2013-12-30 12:52 [#02465552]
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so are you thirtysomethings simply a bunch of ravers who
start becoming elitist and indie?

or were you a bunch of computer geeks who enjoy the autistic
nature of some good ol autechre?

or were you simply indie fags who cry while listening to
radiohead and buy 2000$ gear in order to make shitty bedroom
music?

hey, i'm really not trolling. just curios who you people
are. i consider myself the first group, even though rave
already died when i was 15. :(


 

offline jnasato from 777gogogo (Japan) on 2013-12-30 13:32 [#02465553]
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I'm a fucking lazer of the cosmos- with Zeus at my side
freestylin' beatz- and setting free humanity from the
shacklez of bullshit-- my jumpkick is so swift, it fucking
sends faces back in time to yesteryear to regret their
double-chins and intentional ugly.


 

offline filthywhore on 2013-12-30 13:35 [#02465554]
Points: 86 Status: Addict



sad story bro. schumi would cry if he wouldnt be already
dead now.


 

offline drill rods from 6AM-8PM NO PARKING (Canada) on 2013-12-30 14:13 [#02465555]
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I'm 25 so I'm too young for rave and acid and shit really. I
discovered electronica in my teens and thought it sounded
good (way better than indie anyway). That's about it.


 

offline -crazone from smashing acid over and over on 2013-12-30 14:21 [#02465557]
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Almost 40, still a hardcore raver :-)


 

offline RussellDust on 2013-12-30 14:50 [#02465559]
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Needs more options


 

offline filthywhore on 2013-12-30 14:53 [#02465560]
Points: 86 Status: Addict



Well go ahead add some options


 

offline RussellDust on 2013-12-30 14:57 [#02465561]
Points: 16053 Status: Lurker



americans trying to be continental?

trolls, idm megastars (often both combined), bored old fans
and a few new fans who tend to leave (i get it).

Whacky idiot deep thinkers have dropped but they always come
back.

8 people for 50 accounts...etc


 

offline EpicMegatrax from Greatest Hits on 2013-12-30 23:01 [#02465565]
Points: 25264 Status: Regular



is there a reason you opted for past tense?

about me: i discovered aphex twin a few months before
drukqs, then drukqs came out, i figure i probably developed
some unrealistic expectations at that point. i've probably
been using the internet longer than some people here have
been alive. i caught the tail end of BBS culture; didn't
know what the fuck rave was until later.


 

offline Intruder from Chicago (United States) on 2013-12-30 23:36 [#02465568]
Points: 581 Status: Lurker



Living in Chicago in the 80's and 90's, there were some
great record shop owners that had a great ear. They always
knew what new artists to recommend. I was not a fan of rave.


 

offline Haft from Tublin (Ireland) on 2013-12-31 10:13 [#02465590]
Points: 884 Status: Lurker



Missed the first wave rave era by 10 or 15 years, though
there's a decent and somewhat similar scene about at the
moment where I'm from. Not whistly neon techno rave revival,
but more of a sweaty, heavy dub influenced scene with some
similar sentiments. Grew up on a diet of Massive Attack and
Radiohead, got into Aphex at 15 through drukQs, ain't looked
back since. Found this site a few years ago when searching
in the hopes that RDJ's shiz was affecting other folk as
much as it was me. Was pleased to find out it was, and
amused to see the calibre of people it seemed to be
affecting, so felt happy to stick around for a bit.
Inevitably grew on me very fast


 

offline ijonspeches from 109P/Swift-Tuttle on 2013-12-31 13:59 [#02465591]
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i was a sport, gifted with the wits and the looks,
until i discovered idm, which led into the demise of
my health & social life. luckily i found this forum of
fellow
anonymous aphexoholics. they helped me a great deal to
overcome my addiction and keep celebrating timely relapses
on annual revivals and other occasions.



 

offline knobcheese from Perth (Australia) on 2014-01-04 02:27 [#02465668]
Points: 982 Status: Lurker



What EpicMegatrax said, plus I'll go for some computer geek
who likes the sounds of non standard time signatures.


 

offline mmiH on 2014-01-04 04:23 [#02465669]
Points: 54 Status: Regular



et ph1 us

aka the penpal in the joint



 

offline envmod from Northern Mariana Islands on 2014-01-04 18:01 [#02465674]
Points: 203 Status: Lurker



yeah, i was a raver - white gloves, whistle, curtains, mask
with an E on it, the lot...used to go to dreamscape,
fantazia, helter skelter, obsession etc.

used to hate aphex when i was proper into the rave scene.
thought it was shit for dancing - couldn't find the groove
in it (i had only really heard girl/boy and SAW 2 at this
point).

then had an epiphany whilst listening to analogue bubblebath
3 in 1997 and suddenly really liked the whole braindance
thing and bought loads of aphex, squarepusher, plaid, and
various other rephlex and warp stuff from selectadisc in
nottingham. been into it ever since really.


 

offline hedphukkerr from mathbotton (United States) on 2014-01-05 17:10 [#02465699]
Points: 8833 Status: Regular



In high school I was listening to shitty nu metal, then
suddenly discovered weed, psychedelics, and aphex pretty
much in the same week. Life hasn't been the same since.


 


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