The visual effects and a lot at the raves. Most of them use laser shows, others use laser that goes with the beat, and of course the classic strobe light. Then there is another room called the "cool down room" where you can buy water and energy drinks and sit down and talk to all the other ravers there and meet different girls and stuff. Finally there is a room where you can go for a slower tempo of music where your adrenaline slows down and you start to relax and calm you down.
Now a days people are making the raves illegal, like in Chicago the City Council passed a measure fining the property owners, promoters and even DJ's up to $10,000 (Kleiner). But, most of the raves around the world are legal and normally is police patrolled and is publicized around town and city permission. It's because those cities know what happens at those raves and they also have it police patrolled so that makes it even better to go to because that way you will be safer that way. But, just the other day like I said earlier in this paper that Chicago is now jailing people promoting raves. So why don't they just look over at other cities and just legalize raves all over the world? The main reason I think is behind it is because they would have to hire more policemen and then have to train them and all that takes money away from the city but, I think it would be a lot better to spend the money on the community that way they stay out of trouble. So why don't groups that want to keep kids off the streets and to stay out of gangs help support the raves that way they do stay off the streets? The reason is probably is that they think that they will just start something in the rave culture and cause trouble.
As I was reading an article in Mothering magazine there was a mother with an article about raves. She said "That this is another one-sided look at the lives of teens and young adults. They act out, of necessity, the dark side of society and are blamed for it when they do.
Rave Culture What is a Rave? ... This is a question many people do not ask themselves because Raves have been affiliated with drugs so much that the whole meaning of Raves is destroyed. ... Raves are where people can bond together. ... The rave scene grew in America in 1993 and 1994, while rave scenes in Europe were becoming more commercial empires. ... Rave fashion could be a report on it's own. ...
Rave culture has been negatively portrayed within the media because the rave scene has the reputation of being a drug scene. As a raver, I cannot deny that there is drug use at shows, but raves do not actually promote drug use. ... " Sadly, like Adichie's roommate, those who have not been properly educated on rave culture view raves with a closed mind, and they only see what has been shown through the media. ... Since the beginning of rave culture there has been lots of controversy on the legality of what goes on in the rave scene. ... EDC is the biggest rave in north America with 35...
Raves attract all kinds of people. ... The first type of raves are underground raves, where no government is involved. ... There is no closing time at underground raves (www.sayno.com/rave). ... Government however, has been trying to get themselves involved in the rave scene by forming the RAVE Act. ... Color is a key role in rave fashion. ...
This is the rave culture. ... With in years the rave community was worldwide. ... Texas raves first became big in Nov. 1994 (Dionysos). ... In the rave community it is definitely no different. ... Never the less, The rave community is a part of all of us. ...
RAVE CULTURE This essay will explain rave culture. The reason that I chose to research and write on this topic is that I am involved with rave scene and enjoy going to "raves." ... This is a very important part of the whole Rave experience. ... Rave music is made from computer generated sounds. ... Raves are a display of many types of music. ...
What is Rave Culture? ... Ever since my first rave experience I have never truly understood raves. ... Two main ideas form the basis of raves. ... Rave music is made from computer generated sounds. ... Raves are a display of many types of music. ...
But with the case of the "Rave culture" in the UK we can observe the absolutely opposite situation, where there are serious consequences of the pleasures of raves. ... And the "disease" of the Rave's does not stop at this point. ... Also, the prevalence of weed within the Rave culture has its own deleterious impacts. ... And the rave parties are the potential source of poison. ... In the early 1980s, drugs were reintroduced as a source of potential entertainment during Rave culture. ...
Raves Parties and Drug Use Raves, nightclubs, bars, dances, and parties are places young people go for fun and good times. Rave parties have become trendy amongst youngsters all over the United States. Unfortunately, these rave parties come with something more than just safe fun. ... Most of the rave drugs are man made and the potency is not regulated. ... O has never attended a rave and does not have friends that attend either. ...
Because he does not doubt and question, he is a man of action, as we see this when he meets Raval and in the tavern. ... He is bullied by Raval and Skat, and in a seemingly act of vengeance he steals Skat's bracelet to give to his wife. ... To me, the renegade priest, Raval, can symbolize two things. ... When Jons encounters Raval robbing the dead, it seemed to be somewhat of a light bulb effect in Jons" head that his master trusted someone that might not have had the best intentions in the first place. ...
