That, of course, is a better description of how Rave's used to be in the early 1990's. Now they're a lot more commercial, and people are more aware of them, and the things that happen at them. I've been in this scene for 3 years; I've seen and experience

P.L.U.R. (Peace Love Unity Respect) is something that a lot of us Ravers forget about and what most of the public has never heard of. It is what we should basis our partying on. Peace between our fellow partiers, never causing trouble, but helping to prevent any negativity at the best we can. Loving our fellow partiers for who they are, and not prejudging them. Unity for knowing that we are all individuals, but coming together for all the same reasons: the love of the music. Respecting others and their space, respecting who they are and what they do. Learn it, love it, live it.

There have been a few incidences in the past few years that have brought up a lot of controversy over Raves, and Toronto has tried to shut them down. About 2 years ago Alan Ho, 18, died of an ecstasy overdose at a Hullabaloo party. Last January a kid was stabbed to death at another Hullabaloo party. In July at a Big Bud party another kid

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