PsyTox wrote:I'm usually bored after a few hours in the same place. Thank God for Belgium being so small: you can do more pary's in one night and there's always a lot to do everywhere. Although I love techno, minimal, acid, drum'n'bass,... I couldn't bare staying for 48 hours listening to the same stuff. little own in the same club, djeez.
I really think a lot of the problems that clubbing have encountered in the past years (and now) are usually because of the small number of "48 hour people" who make the news and give dance music the bad name it has. There are lots of people who just go out and have fun without drugs, who love the music and who don't walk around like zombies. But that story isn't spectacular enough of course, and it's the idiots who overdose or who stay up for four days who make it to the news ...
different strokes. i cant stand the music changing up so much. i like the unified feeling of being on a themed party with the same people for a slight journey into time. Sober partying is definitely not a spectacular story, but plenty of the music and general history is based on a bit of substance experimentation.
that afterhour looks to be the main thing going for sunday. my left knee is fucked, so im gonna stay in as to not tempt to make it worse. i think.....
