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Rave Culture: An Insider's Overview
Based on hundreds of interviews with promoters, DJs and ravers from over thirty countries, Rave Culture; an insider's overview is a positive endorsement of rave and a comprehensive guidebook to the rave phenomenon for ravers and non-ravers alike.
- GenresMusic
282 pages, Paperback
First published December 1, 1999
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March 18, 2019
I have read a few books about the rave scene. This is by far the worst and I am sure the writer has never been to a proper rave but just cashing in on what’s popular.
For a proper insight in to (UK) raves try The Class of 88 or All Crews as they truly reflect the scene and were written by people involved in it.
I base my review from being in to ‘rave’ music since 1990 and attending raves since 1994.
To end on a positive note the writer had used a lot of images from Tristin ONeil who was the best rave photographer in the UK.
For a proper insight in to (UK) raves try The Class of 88 or All Crews as they truly reflect the scene and were written by people involved in it.
I base my review from being in to ‘rave’ music since 1990 and attending raves since 1994.
To end on a positive note the writer had used a lot of images from Tristin ONeil who was the best rave photographer in the UK.
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