I've watched some of the best DJs that have ever come to midwest and find most of them tend to be in their mid to late thirties. I think it's great that they still enjoy the scene and are willing to share their extreme talents with us young folk. At first I was surprised to find a Dj in his thirties at all (Yes, I'm young and naive :)... It's great to keep this passing down instead of us younger ones thinking we're creating it as a follow up to Generation X... because to be honest, most people that rave at or under the age of 20 think that they're part of a whole big new movement and they're making it. Maybe it's just because I enjoy a lot of the older music myself and have a lot of older friends that I'm not naive enough to believe this. None the less. You older ones almost sound ashamned admitting to being 'old' and liking this all still and I say, More Power to Yah... Rave on :)
+|~Christine~|+ > Subj: Re: [313] Older people's views on detriot? > Date: 6/26/00 4:11:15 PM US Eastern Standard Time > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Matthew L. Thompson) > To: [email protected] > > Intersting perspective there, Pat. :) I'm 31 and have followed the techno > scene loosely for 10 years or so now... there are plenty of people in this > group that are older than I and most of them have been a part of the techno > genre for quite a bit longer than that. Also consider the fact that the > "founders" of Techno (Atkins, Saunderson, and May - The Belleville Three) > are all going to be pushing into their 40's over the next 2 or 3 years, so > you aren't quite as "old" as you might lead yourself to believe. :) > > Matt > E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Homepage: http://magicmattkelly.tripod.com >
