http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid ... 0402779629
This is quite a funny and interesting documentary - I can actually remember watching this while doing my homework many years ago and thinking all electronic music was terrible and people who danced at raves must need their head examined:)
EQUINOX examines the rave experience from the technological point of view; the music, the lighting, the new video technology and the neuroscience of ecstasy, the drug that is an integral part of the rave scene. A technological view of the rave scene. Looks at American research on the longterm effects of ecstasy (MDMA) on the brain neurotransmitter serotonin. Dr Charles Grob of UCLA studies its use in therapy. Alexander Shulgin, the `father of ecstasy' creates psychoactive drugs in his garden-shed lab. Charts the evolution of rave and its technology. Moves from 3000 teenagers in an aircraft hangar in Kent, via an Orbital show in Amsterdam to 1000 techno-hippies in the Nevada desert. Examines the science and technology of the rave experience, considering the effects of the music, the lighting, new video technology and the neuroscience of the drug ecstasy. Features Dr. Charles Grob of UCLA, Alexander Shulgin, a pharmacologist, and ambient techno musicians the Future Sound of London
Early 90s UK Rave documentary
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Re: Early 90s UK Rave documentary
10 years ago I would have said the sameluke78 wrote:http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid ... 0402779629
This is quite a funny and interesting documentary - I can actually remember watching this while doing my homework many years ago and thinking all electronic music was terrible and people who danced at raves must need their head examined:)
Now i love this sh!t
sweet irony
thx for the freaky video!