1990's Techno Rave Culture [1/4]

[@msangthrope5396]

I miss the 90s. No social media,no selfies. Everyone just wanted to have fun in the moment.

[@jonnyshanon2103]

Look at an event now,especially the latest EDC. They were more into recording footage on their cell phones rather than enjoying the event for themselves. Literally everyone had their phone out.

[@rebeccaestes5042]

@@jonnyshanon2103 Everyone prob taking Selfies …

[@juelrogers]

Yeah. They just don't have that spirit today. 😢

[@yaninamiller5711]

Im glad to have been a part of the scene in the late 90's early 2000's.

[@hardworkingdiva]

You and me both. 1996-2001 was epic. ❤️

[@navarachi095]

Yep. Proud member of 90s rave scene 🙌

[@ThePrinceOfDeath]

Wish i was old enough in the 90s smh

[@JGunit]

It was so much fun and raw.

[@elmama2078]

Hells yeah!!!…me too!!!…. Ahhhh sooo much fun.. I miss it!! ❤️

[@tommytunes303]

As a 90's Rave and Club DJ, words cannot describe the level of ___________ we enjoyed!

[@Empath-gh8jq]

93-99 were some of the most amazing nights of my life ! When X was X not something that could kill you. A diff place every night in diff locations the glow sticks the jnco, jeans, the ppl . I really miss those times!

[@jonnyshanon2103]

Ahhh,dancing 8 hour party nights straight from 92 thru 96. Where did I get all that energy? 😏💊

[@1313ronnstarr1313]

San Francisco BAY RAVER 1991-1995. The definite BEST!

[@AIXITstageleft]

Me too. Same area, same time frame.

[@gregorytaylor862]

I used to DJ at the Seattle and SF raves all over the place between 1998-2001. It was an incredible time, especially when we'd set up raves in the woods in the bay area or under overpasses in Pacifica.

[@xiqueira]

We danced..actually. No phones. No staring at the stage. It was a blast. Miss those days. Glad though that dance music has come back to the masses even if some have been watered down to pop.

[@tanjashooltz7315]

Geraldine C I’m glad too, it also proofs all the haters wrong

[@Fpvfreaky]

Tanja Shooltz best dayz

[@cyberworld9000]

niche festivals like this still exist all over the place, especially for techno / house. Just have to be able to find them.

[@BIGALGUNFUN]

The best of times!🌝🌝🌝

[@rexmisfit509]

It cant be stopped~

[@MsFidget77]

By far the best rave doc that I’ve ever seen. Such great sound bites and totally accurate. I was there. A special time and a blip in time. The internet would have murdered the rave scene in the 90s. There would be no “underground”…. So glad I got to experience it, untainted by this mess!

[@kristeneichhorn6913]

There will never be anything as amazing as an underground rave, some glow sticks and some fuckin sweet party favors!

[@avg1712]

I miss those days so much.

[@djstarrjunkie]

I MISS THESE DAYS!!!!

[@patrickbarry8477]

Happy days!

[@ross1880]

93 to 96 San Francisco Bay Area. It was the best of times.

[@Fpvfreaky]

If only I had a time Machine I would keep goin back every night on the quite nobody would know miss these dayz. I’m alway listing to trance, hard dance, old Skool rave ✌️😷

[@BIGALGUNFUN]

Good times, great times!🌝🌝🌝

[@sidvicious0071]

Awe man Crystal Method rocked !! Got lucky to hang out with them on their tour bus lit out of my mind. What an amazing time i treasure forever dancing, meeting new people, the music and culture. Kids nowadays will never get to experience what true raves were like back then! Cheers to all the OG ravers out there!

[@TangFiend1]

It still punches so above weight.

[@BillBondsHasAPosse]

90s Detroit was best times of my life !

[@juliec124]

HELL MUDAFUKENYAAA!! This brings back memories!! BEST YEARS OF MY LIFE!!!!!!

[@jayblack7495]

Nothing better than hearing a record that literally did not exist a week prior... Techno Trance House Drum 'N Bass Break Beats Hardcore Happy Hardcore These have all been digested into one term: E.D.M. From the late 90's til the turn of the century, the underground rave scene was an echo of the late 60's; a blissful subculture of acceptance and all-encompassing joy. For those who were fortunate enough to pass through the eye of this particular needle; what would you give to experience this one more time, sharing the moment with others who likely need it as badly as you do? Maybe we'll find ourselves in a world that's worthy of this experience again. Til then, my glow-sticks remain in storage with my records. 😢 Namaste...

[@Shagyamum]

Should've seen original uk raves in 1988 it was literally double of Woodstock it was called second summer of love just a warehouse some trippy bassline and loads of ecstasy lol sadly it was all over by 2000

[@HofmannsStamps]

This type of energy still exists in the modern festival/rave scene, I promise you. Some of the nicest, open minded and most accepting people I've met.

[@cjcj6198]

From late 80's do you mean? For a lot of people, myself included, 1992 was the peak. There is still some great EDM music being realeased though & I'm loving the early 90's vibe going on at the moment in a lot of it!

[@Omerta369]

@@Shagyamum That sounds amazing

[@vortexalerand9949]

@@HofmannsStamps that's what these guys don't quite get. IT IS Alive and well. Different in it's own way but all they think is that its all pretty people mindset because of social media culture. But go to a outdoor rave , especially here in NZ and you will get that good shit

[@radwizard]

I remember when RAVES where underground still. It was pretty dope. I could break dance and there was more of a mixture of Hip-Hop embedded with skaters, old school ravers, and hippy kids. Breaking was how I ended up at Raves to start with. I was into breaking from the 80s. I loved the DMC too. We could go to Raves and break. Most dance clubs would toss us out or we where way to young to get in. I liked techno... but I didn't really like the music played at clubs. There was a difference between the music mixed at dance clubs back then and Raves.. but the music being spun at Raves was something you couldn't just hear. You really had to seek it out... spent hours at a record store. In those days, you wouldn't hear techno on the radio or on TV..... You could only hear it in a warehouse at 2am. It was like our own World. Smaller parties where we knew each-other. And for awhile it was building up, it was freaking amazing. Police would come by and wonder what was happening. Strange music and people... we would just tell the cops that it was a birthday party or a company party, something along those lines and they would leave not understanding there was like 200-500 people inside a parking garage high as shit on LSD/Mushrooms/DMT/MDMA/2CB..... Sometimes the cops would ask to come in and we would tell them it was a private party, so they couldn't just come in. They tried a couple times to gain access. There was some clever people throwing party that knew how to handle them. And the cops would leave. But mostly they would just drive by and ask a few questions and be on their way. 92-97 was the era to have seen it... the first part of 98 was dope too... but.. It seemed almost like it happened overnight, there was suddenly a style to dress and a way to act... Then it because super trendy in 98, I remember getting a little pissed seeing a ford truck commercial with techno music.. there was an invasion of high school kids with tellitubi, candy, and meth... ya,,,, meth killed the vibe... it got weird..and wacked... Then came PLUR. Yup, meth and PLUR. Once PLUR came around it was completely over. Taken over and changed. The vibe we knew and loved was gone. It became more Corporate too. Like water was expensive and shit like that. Before all that it was better, with more of an underground urban edge.... we went because it was fun, we would see our friends, and we where pretty free.... We used to talk about how the 90s was a mix of the Roaring 20s and the 60s pushed through a technology filter..... We could do drugs and not worry about the police or getting some kind of poison... but around that time in 98, Hip-Hop had re-emerged strongly to the second golden era of Hip-Hop was well underway... and I was more focused on Hip-Hop. I just kind of stopped going as much. My buddy wanted to go to a Rave, so my friends and I took him, like maybe 1999 or 2000. We started our break circle and had at it... Trying to get the circle going was hard because people didn't want to let us break. Kept crowding us or walking through in the middle of power moves. We where approached by some dorks going on about PLUR. Our buddy that wanted to go ended up getting ripped off on some fake acid.. we ended up getting into an altercation in the parking lot that involved a serious fight to get his money back. That was pretty much it for me. We never needed some forced ideology like PLUR. It took away from the real Zen of what was happening. There is not much video footage of those early days. I pretty much would only go to a Rave after that if there was a Turntablist or Rapper that was going to be at a show. I can tell this video looks to be pretty much documenting those later years. Now they call it EDM lmao. I really missed them early days. Completely different from what it is these days. Time of my life back then. You wanna get a feeling for it, check out them old DJ Dan mixtapes when he is fucking scratching. Will sound dated for sure... but I remember. God I wish there was more footage of them early days. At least there is this which kind of shows some of the look. Peace. Shout out to Awak, Sbek, Tusk, Worm, Celtic, Drunk-John, Mitch-Dawg, Lacy, Chuck & Mike, Breaker Steve, Taz, Dreamer, Droppy, Bear, Kizzy, Stephanie aka Oops, Metro, Mech, and the rest of the kids from the crews ATE and MBK. And shout out to all them other kids I didn't name that helped make them early parties dope. 🐄🛸

[@SoloTravelerOffTheBeatenPath]

There are still plenty of underground warehouse raves here around Colorado. Denver has had one of the biggest rave scenes in America since the 90s, and still going strong. You just have to know the right people.

[@joycelynrasted2680]

I feel so old now but will always LOVE the music!!!

[@Vit100679]

First track in video: Liquid Metal - by DJ Omar Santana!!! 1001% pure energy track!

[@BushcraftEurope]

9:03 I had this song in Need for speed High stakes , still listening to it till this day. Played it on my PS1 in 2001 as an 11 year old. 31 now and had it played yesterdsy in my car . Wicked

[@78loredo]

How much younger everyone was… is always a pleasure, such ventures who can ever forget?

[@grambo4436]

I Found This DOC And Already I Love It, I Wonder Why Can't Raves And Music Festivals Can't Play These Kind Of Styles Anymore?

[@emilianocarrillo2888]

How is this not like super famous? Its literally, as a huge Techno fan and Dj, what I've been looking for, so relatable and super interesting!

[@sneakuhatx9464]

This is from a film www.imdb.com/title/tt0207998/

[@luciemays3635]

Florida breaks in the 90's , fantasy ranch, starlight 60. Good times!!

[@navarachi095]

Moongate!

[@bondmode]

the late 90s were something else

[@peterjna12]

I survived the late 90s and early 00s rave scene and I'm not brian dead.

[@Philtr3]

You're not Brian dead? I miss Brian! ;)

[@Cozmic-mike]

@@Philtr3 Bro 😂😂😂😂

[@3rni3PL]

Let me tell you younger kids - I'm in my 30's but just let me give you an idea - So, Friday nigh?t comes, right? You call your friends up, and they say "what will we do tonight"? - One of your friends say, "there's a rave next state over" - So you all meet up - Dial from a friends phone and the message says - "At 8pm call back, instructions will be given then" - So you all go and score some X, and some weed, grab smokes, gas up the car, and put together a CD for the ride, . maybe have a few beers or shots. Then, before you leave, you call - "The party will be at XXxxXX, and starts at 9:30 pm" - You get in the car, you start to drive, smoke some weed, and 30 minutes prior -pop that X - you show up in some town, lost..... A concerned black lady says to you " Where are you trying to go, kids, Gary Indiana is dangerous" - You say, the party! She leads you there, and you thank her! You are there! - This place is fkn Amazing! 8 or 10 stages with a different DJ jamming all types of awesome Hardcore, Techno, and Happy hardcore, Gabber, Chicago House - and it hits you - You are feeling it! You lose your friends, then you lose yourself - 5 hours later, you all come back together, magically - No cellphones, no GPS, no remembering where you parked, but it worked out, and at 5Am its time to go, and at 8am you are home- And it's only Saturday morning!

[@yaninamiller5711]

Ive been there I was a raver in the early2000s,went to my first at age 12 in 1997 right before moving to USA,then I followed in my older sisters footsteps and started rolling in my late teens,going to rave events.

[@fritosantana285]

3rni3PL I had the biggest smile on my face reading this because my uncles used to rave back in the 90’s, wish I grew up during this beautiful time of life where the internet was coming to life and the vibe was all about love and happiness 🦋🦋💙

[@paulbrindley1874]

Accurate discretion pal👍👍 u basically described by Friday from 1991-1997 😂😂😂

[@生き甲斐-z5h]

all of which is responsible for your minimum wage job today. let me guess, that was first and last time you ever felt like a man, under the strobe lights. gtfo

[@jonny3801]

The power of the groove!

[@krisjones5087]

Best rave year's 96 -99, Colorado Springs!

[@Laters3]

In the mix 96. Taking E’s haha tonight I’m 40 and full of shrooms tripping

[@Laters3]

England 92 on woulda rave class in a barn or a felid on

[@TheOHmomof3]

For real, even in Grand Rapids, MI. I feel ya.

[@veve619]

1994-1998: SAN DIEGO, L.A., SAN FRANCISCO, the desert raves, raves in reservation mountains. My favorite random spot in San Diego that a DJ and a handful of us would set up and party at was Mission Bay

[@TaliaIGhul]

And to this day, I still listen to electronica.

[@maklomite]

Oh the acidity! still sounds epic today

[@MR-xm4ib]

Montréal Canada in the 2000 Underground rave in those basement Church -Best time in my life 🔊

[@bam-skater]

Tracklist- "Truth In The Eyes Of a Spaceship (Edit)" - Spaceship Eyes "Expander (Remix)" - The Future Sound of London (as Future Sound of London) "Now Is The Time (Millennium Remix)" - The Crystal Method (as Crystal Method) "Endor Fun (Edit)" - LCD "Money For E" - Psychic TV "Peace In Zaire" - DJ Spooky "Brown Paper Bag" - Roni Size "Parts 1-4" - Meat Beat Manifesto "Cetch Da Monkey" - Atomic Babies "Freaks" - Überzone (as T. Wiles) "Caterpillar" - Keoki "Deus" - Electric Skychurch

[@stephenwilliamson1412]

bam-skater No, someone took this documentary and put completely different music over it. I don't recognize any of these songs they are not in the actual BLTC documentary.

[@rebeccaestes5042]

Don’t forget the arm candy ! An remember P.L.U.R. ❤ An Yea, I miss those days!!! It’s was an Amazing Journey! 🤪

[@sirfizz6518]

Pretty sure this doc predates all that lol

[@MariieCrochet]

I REMEMBER THIS

[@samwatts1911]

Now that's some throw back!!! Good times 4 sure!!! 🎊🐊😎🍻🤙🎊

[@mujernica]

Better Living Through Circuitry...best documentary ever

[@grambo4436]

The underground rave resurgence is happening or so iv'e heard and i hope it does cause i want to experience it at first hand.

[@patrickbarry8477]

Yeah, but the drugs back then were better.

[@dariuspavlich6575]

Patrick Barry mmmmm actually as far as purity pills have actually been stronger lately.....on average 150mg+ what you gotta worry about is if their legit or not. if you buy a test kit and review it on pill report ull be safe.....can't blindly take drugs because there's so many synthetic bullshit rn. wel in America there is

[@TheXtro101]

Didn't like when Trance music started dominating the Rave scene by the end of the '90s and through the first decade of 2000s(that style sounds like more for trendy ppl who "dress to impress").I'm from the old school that started going in '92(retired in '97)when early '90s made techno and house music was king.By Fall season of '94 and through year 1995,break beat Acid music was starting and did get excepted.

[@dennisgenovese227]

My favorite years had to be ‘93-‘98

[@throwachair]

10.50 reminds me of the Wiggly Worm, Manchester, UK !

[@brainwashinn]

1:20 and drugs, dont forget the drugs, deep stuff right there

[@likeutubealot]

First is the trance music Before first is the Ecstasy Follow up by the katamin And then menthol cigarette, Inhaler, grow sticks finger lights and white gloves and super baggy pants Then liquid dance.

[@jonnyshanon2103]

White Gloves??? Those had to have been so dirty by the end of the night.

[@malice4422]

How is life now?

[@rebeccaestes5042]

Don’t forget the arm candy ! An remember P.L.U.R. ❤

[@skynet_marauder1102]

Im about to start dancing like squidward right fucking now

[@rikky383]

JRUIZ850 NO TALENT! NO TALENT!

[@latinas]

😹😹

[@jeevesdfector3686]

That TB-303 sound is iconic as fuck.. nothing like it

[@user-di3uz7vf5f]

Everyone was high as f***

[@norakat]

..and a young Frankie Bones!.. lol

[@WILLIAMCHANEL]

The old NASA flyers are amazing.

[@flexbarney9102]

what is track starting @ 2:10 through 3:10

[@kvjcufjblkchdyconovyigjfuf6452]

not a moble phon is sight

[@nrgflashback]

+prie71 3:29 this is the sound of Rotterdam Holy Noise - James Brown is Still Alive 5:35 J'N'J ‎- The Ballet 8:06 The Crystal Method . Keep Hope Alive similar UK breakbeat ruffness from the old days. Sticks with ya.EDIT Actually from Las Vegas Nevada ...........

[@PlanetBerlin1991]

Great find, Ed! I just did put all 4 parts into my documentaries playlist and will watch them soon...

[@nrgflashback]

***** LOL don't you need to go to the office jesko??? hahaha

[@nrgflashback]

12:55 ID anyone??

[@PlanetBerlin1991]

***** No clue...

[@flexbarney9102]

track @ 2:10 through 3:00

[@yanasitta]

Fuck, I miss those days. PLUR baby! "The beats, the lights, I don't know"

[@reynaldotellez6702]

Wow, those seem like nice days because everyone is dancing. But it definitely still exists today in America. The Latino American society here in the USA are always throwing dance parties.

[@reflux043]

Does anyone have a track id for 0:38?

[@psiPeople]

Better living through circuitry + UK and Belgian Techno from 1990-91´

[@bloodlinesoffire5633]

nice tunes...must pull the holy noise out the loft and give it a dust off.

[@Gothartist937]

2020 scene is foul

[@Dboss74]

lol there isn't one among a pandemic 😂

[@hardiksharma665]

1:03 time traveller confirmed

[@chellybabyme]

Jesus. I remember sometimes somebody would have that on because and enhance some drug effect I think it has to do with the Vicks VapoRub thing. LOL I was not a part of that. I just went for the music

[@vadimantonov6378]

What track is playing 04:18 ?

[@norakat]

Peter A.D.D., Joel .. wow

[@cmasseylynch]

Those days have gone.Unfortunately.

[@cyberworld9000]

Not really niche festivals like this still exist all over the place, especially for techno / house. Just have to be able to find them.

[@KingADDJ]

hardly, as cyber said.. just need to know where to look

[@rexmisfit509]

lammmeeeee

[@riccardos1992]

Anyone could give me the tracklist?

[@kurtb5512]

My culture, My time that’s it

[@leeoshea3592]

Crazy this could have been the uk in yhe 90s unless I heard the accent

[@christophersinni8564]

at 8.30 thats crystal method live at the Theatre night club in fort Lauderdale florida if im not mistaking i was there it was a hot show 97 or 98 i just saw scot kirkland and Icey at guilt night club orlando, im 43 been doing this stuff since 95 alot has changed south fl was hot back in the day of wafers.....

[@sau7710]

Christopher Sinni do u still rave?

[@sau7710]

Christopher Sinni dam I'm 17 and I love techno raves

[@sau7710]

Christopher Sinni cool tho hate to be born in 2000 cause of this stupid trap rap shit Goin on now, wish I was a teen back in the 90s going to those bad ass raves

[@sau7710]

Christopher Sinni shit nice story bruh I live in California tho

[@talearingo248]

Christopher Sinni ooooh how I miss those precious wafers, they are extinct 😞😭

[@ravenswoods177]

Coming across this video, ive realized i haven't lived at all ....

[@thatguy_jason]

iT'S NEVER TOO LATE

[@Vit100679]

Liquid Metall - by DJ Omar Santana!!!

[@schuylermorris5342]

Dj Santana was one of my favorite of all time. His album good vibes vol 2 was the best. The track impetas viscus kills it

[@Rosanera777]

Third watch theme🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@raverevolution3223]

♥️

[@georgeatilano6258]

ELA Rebel party scene 1992

[@emchammer1815]

aliens would love this music

[@tranceam]

LOL seein Joel Jason & Rob Hey guys!!! i was the brainmachines dude

[@erike.rodriguez1031]

Is there anywhere in NYC close to these raves ?

[@razorking1819]

Literally been asking the same question

[@SoloTravelerOffTheBeatenPath]

Nah the rave/house scene pretty much sucks now. It’s been taken over by terrible mainstream music and self-absorbed idiots there just to take photos for their Instagram not even enjoying the moment.

[@HighMonkeyMonk]

There are raves in NYC that are more underground. The only one I can think of that is similar plays mostly hard minimal berlin Techo and Gabbar. Kinda got bored of this sound pretty quickly though. There is a fun party called Sublimate but it's not like this.

[@PsyShinobi]

What track is running in background at 0:55?

[@christophersinni8564]

mabe it wasn't the Theatre night club but never the less it was the same vibe

[@harrirees-jones9201]

Hi mate! Please could I use a small section of this video for my dissertation? It’s a short play based on house music

[@sneakuhatx9464]

This is from a film called better living through circuitry that came out in the very early 2000s

[@nrgflashback]

Gerardo Soriano intro sounds like something from altern8 , could be spanish to....

[@nrgflashback]

Found it through michels sound of 89-93 channel edit tech my dynomite ep

[@THEGREASEMONSTER]

+nrgflashback thank you

[@karlabarton2310]

8:08 track ID ?

[@TaliaIGhul]

Keep Hope Alive by The Crystal Method

[@Jubbbi_nubbs1080p]

tbh I need all the tracks

[@epicgenie6828]

what is the intro track it sounded like a mad build up then just switched lol =(

[@Shiverisslay]

after awhile it was mostly about getting fucked up, candy flipping and speed ballin, doing k getting tranquilized, love the kid with the mask in u know he had vicks inside it,and dancing until u cant anymore

[@talearingo248]

Broke Ass Gamer yessss Vicks was a staple and a must

[@navarachi095]

And Nitrous!

[@SpaceShipDalibor]

"The Drug-Tech interface"

[@flexbarney9102]

can't seem to find

[@ddroman2000]

living thru circuitry

[@THEGREASEMONSTER]

At 1:58 what song is that

[@nrgflashback]

Edit tech my dynomite 1991 :-)

[@THEGREASEMONSTER]

+nrgflashback thanks a lot dude

[@jendarame]

4:05 please!!!

[@WILLIAMCHANEL]

Is it Lady Kier at 6:25?

[@moschino2]

+WILLIAMCHANEL no :(

[@shawnd8321]

6:52 seems like the girl from neurosoup

House Music was originated in Chicago

[@adeshkumar1063]

What yanks are copying us 😂. Im british from 🇬🇧 uk. We invented rave techno and house hardcore. Fuck usa

[@robertcullen4758]

Adesh Kumar your fuck’n wrong it is well documented that house started in Chicago! Techno started in Detroit! You can have hardcore it sucks. USA rules, wanker.

[@cyberworld9000]

@@adeshkumar1063 house music is about love, who cares who started it. Both of you.

[@MegaLakeStar]

@@cyberworld9000 house music is about love of marginalized bodies, specifically. techno originates from middle-class black folk. both genres involve love, yes (of BLACK/LGBTQ self especially), but to reduce this conversation in a new-age filter of "all is love" isn't necessarily the most loving thing to do considering the history of how Black/LGBTQ people have been treated. To acknowledge truth is to truly grow.

[@nrgflashback]

@3:15 is dat onze jonge beltram niet??

[@ben1210]

pretty sure it's Frankie Bones?

[@nrgflashback]

My Bad .... ur right

[@thubgen1]

Definitely Frankie Bones

[@jasonyeomans4851]

Can this be bought on dvd?

[@filmandfashion5321]

+jason yeomans "Better Living Through Circuitry" is available on DVD. Came out 1999.

[@Zeequencha]

Anyone featured in the video watching this?

[@greenearth14]

Yes

[@emextremoduro]

Song at 12:56? ty

[@danielcook4687]

Maria Ramírez the artist predominantly played throughout video is the crystal method

[@briancoughlan4733]

Raised in liverpool raved in Manchester any footy fan knows well what mitzys prevented happening next HTID folks

[@chellybabyme]

7:20 wait. Was she in Atlanta? Or was it just one just like her there? Anybody?

[@cainamdead]

Song at 8:06? Anyone?

[@RobertsBrainIsGone]

Ms. Bolanos, my old friend, that's The Crystal Method. I think the title is "Keep Hope Alive."

[@talearingo248]

The crystal method keep hope alive

[@Balthorium]

i see Daum Bentley at 6:00

[@thepretendraver312]

Tune at 2.30 plz?

[@flexbarney9102]

you evah find?

[@damskocapitol9976]

Hahahahahahaha : James Brown is still alive 3:34. Wish the scene know was as good as it used to be. Most of the genres know are to soft, to childish, not really good house/rave/classics

[@transdutormusic]

To childish? You are really right! Dance music today is made for teenagers, not for youngs!!!!!!

[@camillavalenzuela4447]

What kind of music is playing during 2:13 ???

[@paulallen954]

Techno

[@camillavalenzuela4447]

Paul Allen thank you.. If you have any suggestions let me know.. it’s been hard finding techno like that :D

[@paulallen954]

No worries, I find Belgian and German techno/euro house rather enjoyable 👍 My genres are acid - House,hip- house, techno House and house 🏠 1988-1993 Best clubbing days!

[@paulallen954]

Fabrice torricello (covern) is a good track (acidic) Boston 168 ( terror acid) D. Shake (yaaaaah) Just a few off the top of my head. 🏠 N. Joi 👍