i think in the past people used to go out to listen to music and perhaps
to take some drugs.
today, many of my generation go out to take drugs and perhaps to listen to
some music.
peter
A valid point. I also, going back to Lester's question, think the particular
drugs that are used owe more to an age difference. The few places I go to
here in NY - mainly deep/tracky house nights - cater to an "older" crowd
(late 20's to mid-30's) who prefer drinking or toking than being "off their
heads" on E or K. I also don't see anyone crashed out in front of the
speakers on these nights, whereas it's still a common sight at some of the
bigger techno nights. Though that seems to be changing, too (for the
better). E in NY at the moment appears to be more the party drug of choice
for those who didn't grow up in / with dance culture. I know less and less
people who grew up with this culture who continue to use it.
Jorge
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