no, on a number of things. happy hardcore aside (too commerical, joke genre) the music of the late 80s-early 90s was probably as dark as anything i can think of. acid house, hardcore, jungle and drum and bass, plus early 90s belgian rave, stuff like early warp records and dutch/german gabber are as ...

yeah, i never know what to make of all of this, its hard to believe when there is only anecdotal evidence.

^^^ Yeah, i agree that recession or areas that have depressed economies are more likely to be bumping to dance music, its always been the way. where u based anyway. i know that 50% of office space in london is vacant, but they mostly don't rent it out as property for tax reasons. theres no shortage ...

During times of recession, people don't like repetative music?

Please expand on this, i'm confused.

tone-def wrote:

Atheory wrote: i'd imagine he has taken acid, but i think what hes trying to say, and is probably the way lots of people feel, is that they'd rather take some drugs than read about the chemical composition of them.

+1

it's much more fun doing lsd than talking about all this isomer rubbish.

Yeah, everytime.

@stevësto

Yawn!

You're too thick to argue with. Its like arguing with a child.

If it wasn't so sick i'd be laughing.....you, the worst type of arrogant, boring sub-mental c*nt that i've ever come across, telling other people to educate themselves!!!

Please mate, people in glasshouses.

^^^ can you not see why educate yourself might be seen as a kind of wanky thing to say? i'd imagine he has taken acid, but i think what hes trying to say, and is probably the way lots of people feel, is that they'd rather take some drugs than read about the chemical composition of them. there is hun...

hmm, 2 grand, plus i'd want a kick back of around that as well to put myself on the line mentally, and i guess cigarette money and maybe a hotel room for a few days.

all in all, it could be the best 5,000 grand someone ever spent.

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