Post from SARAI think the old schoolers need to hold dance classes for the new schoolers.

Post from SouthSideJoeyI agree about the dancing kids dont really dance. Or at least put some effort into it. But alot of oldskoolers do complain about the new kids not dancing. But how many of the oldskoolers do you see dancing????
IMO that why the new kids suck at dancing because they dont have nobody to watch and learn from like we all did.

Post from JLast time I danced allot was stanton wariors.  I normally only dance for solid mixes.  I hear great tracks all the time, they're boring unless properly mixed imo.

Someone with a ton of money should bring in the Plump DJs and see how many people dance.

Post from TBOT3001agreed. people used to take that shit seriously back in the day.

Post from NatureI love it when that happens.

HEY REMEMBER WHEN: people used to travel for hours to a party just to see their favorite DJ, and stay sober and dance so they can remember, and then talk about the tracks they played?

Post from CubanBI see people dancing at parties now.  It makes me happy to see it more.    

Its a lot more clubby looking though.  Kids dont really get full on skankin and I dont think they know too much about that.  Then again that was more a house/techno/breaks thing.  Back when those genres were on top.  

Post from TBOT3001i alwasy thought about that whole skankin' at the rave thing that used to go down way back when...

pop punk/ska was pretty big at the end of the nineties and a lot of people moved from that scene to the rave scene when ska died out.  they brought the dancing with them, but then expanded on it.  

Post from TBOT3001i alwasy thought about that whole skankin' at the rave thing that used to go down way back when...

pop punk/ska was pretty big at the end of the nineties and a lot of people moved from that scene to the rave scene when ska died out.  they brought the dancing with them, but then expanded on it.  

Post from CubanBI dont think that's the way it went though.  lol.  The 4 to the floor beat skank came before the 90's imo.   Black people created it.   And techno.   And most every other form of music/dance that is considered part of American culture.

Post from SARAI think the old schoolers need to hold dance classes for the new schoolers.

Post from ChiefHow old is "old school"? I want to know how long I would have to wait to get that title.

As for dancing, I don't do it that often anymore. I like to people watch. I used to always be on the dancefloor when I lived in Pgh, but now I'm usually found on the sidelines. However, I was at Nocturnal Festival in Los Angeles the other month and danced my ass off! It felt really good.

Post from SARAI'm thinking people that were around from the 90's up to like 2001 or 2002.

I just don't really consider someone whose first party was in like 2003 on to be considered old school, since they weren't even around for the real rave days.