“to hold a legal event you need certain licences … do any barns, warehouses or fields near you have them? and i honestly dont think your local council are going to like handing out licences to venues which have no way of passing fire requirments, have no reasonable emergency exit(s) …”
That is neither here nor there, if a rave was legalised, then it would be legal because it has all the safety requirements.
And as for the other remark:
“yeah, the commercialisation and popularisation of a well established scene which will rip it’s soul out is really a win-win situation.”
Do you even have any evidence that music will suddenly turn rubbish? And how will it turn rubbish? Can you spell it out? What if people like it? Are you going to tell the DJ what to play? If some local authority gets brazen enough to start doing that in exchange for a license, or if they charge too much, then it’ll be back to the old illegal raves won’t it, fair enough.
I’m going by simple semantics of “legal” and “illegal” when l said:
If you still want an illegal rave, then your rave will be illegal, so you will get what you want. And ppl that don’t want illegal raves will get what they want.
