Jyoti 'White Town' Mishra freely admits this. Hippies are okay. They'd catch hold of my slightly startled mother and gush about Goa and freaking out in Kathmandu. Then see Woodstock, made three years later, with its legion of thin, wasted youth. Too much dope, acid and heroin.
History repeats .
Since 1987, dance culture, the illegal raves and warehouse parties of the rave scene, the world of drugs, dance floors, DJs, has exploded into a multi-million pound business. It's become the dominant pop culture, the soundtrack to every other TV commercial, the inspiration for the way we dress and live today. This new hedonism has been fueled by drugs, particularly ecstasy. We're one totally sorted nation under a groove. So, people get ready.