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3 years ago

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MAXI ohh look at me im travelling MILIAN
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OLD SCHOOL JACKING HARDHOUSE

damn iv not been on Bt frequently for a bit , and to catch up on 20 odd pages fo this thread has really freid my brain!

when will we know the location?

also have we got a list of whoa playing? (im a bit gutted, thought i had sent an email out when this all came about, but i have just noticed it in my draft box! doh!!)

3 years ago

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Jack u-like sound system
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Herefordshire, Shropshire

techno, acid, funky, banging

Basically if its a private party your ok police can't do anything.... BUT
if its an open invite anyone can come its illegal, need Public liability.
YOu need it to be private or the person who owns the land to pretend they didn't know about it!!!!
Bassically if your spots not gonna bothre 2 many peeps u shold be ok.

3 years ago

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Ziggy

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Thanks for the info dude! thumbsup

By the way.....just out of interest....are you from Orltrades??

3 years ago

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Morgan Four
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A house on a hill

Chasing the boundary

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are you from Orltrades??

3 years ago

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are you from Orltrades??

i dont get it munted

3 years ago

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Andy

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Me neither

3 years ago

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thats wrong

criminal jusitce bill made any outdoor event that has what can be described as repetitive music illegal and the police have the power to shut it down

3 years ago

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Zero

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SW6

d(-_-)b

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criminal jusitce bill made any outdoor event that has what can be
described as repetitive music illegal and the police have the power to
shut it down

almost all music is "repetitive"... does that mean you can play violently syncopated aphex twin and flash two fingers to the police? munted

3 years ago

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nomis (ManyBeats)
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God's Waiting Room

Bish,Bash and plenty of Bosh!

Think if you do it proper you have to ask the local council for permission if there is gonna be 20 or more people present.Even applies to houseparties.

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3 years ago

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yeah but the fuzz coming along makes it even more authentic evil

3 years ago

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chris lake
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Essex

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and even more of a reason for my dad to kill me haha

3 years ago

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and more of a reason to go strapped party

3 years ago

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and more of a reason to go strapped party

leave the sex toys at home mate

3 years ago

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Praetorian Guardian™
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Beirut

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Is this party going to happen - cant be assed to read all 26 pages rolleyes

3 years ago

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me and chris are still hoping to get a ride looking

3 years ago

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chris lake
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Essex

Breaks/NRG/Hard House /Hard Trance

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me and chris are still hoping to get a ride looking

heh lol thats if the damn thing even happnes

3 years ago

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have faith party

3 years ago

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Sam Hudson / masmada
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Swindon

thunk

what is going on with this?

3 years ago

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L - K - i

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criminal jusitce bill made any outdoor event that has what can be
described as repetitive music illegal and the police have the power to
shut it down

almost all music is "repetitive"... does that mean you can play violently syncopated aphex twin and flash two fingers to the police? munted

here's the definition according to the CJB :

Sections 63, 64 & 65: Raves

A 'rave' is defined as a gathering of 100+ people, at which amplified music ('wholly or predominantly characterised by the emission of a succession of repetitive beats'[!) is played which is likely to cause serious distress to the local community, in the open air and at night.

These sections give the police the power to order people to leave the land if they're believed to be preparing to hold a rave ( 2 or more people); waiting for a rave to start (10+); actually attending a rave (10+). Ignoring this direction, or returning to the land within the next week, are both offences, liable to 3 months' imprisonment and/or a £2,500 fine.

Section 65 lets any uniformed constable who believes a person is on their way to a rave within a 5-mile radius to stop them and direct them away from the area - failure to comply can lead to a maximum fine of £1000.

Sections 66 & 67: Seizure

The arrangements authorising police officers to enter land where a rave is in progress or anticipated. and which allow for the seizure, retention and charges for the confiscation of vehicles and sound equipment.

Just think, during the summer days, in public open areas where you chill out with a few beers in the gardens, a few mates with ya and a wee boom box - you get arrested for "preparing" to hold a rave uhoh