Worries in the dance....

[test_recordings]

I've been going to the west indian centre since 2006 and never, ever had any shit unlike town where there's at least 1 aggy tnuc, punter or bouncer! You should've told security instead of whinging about it on the internet later, like now

[steadyedz]

Last one I went to (Johnny Clarke & Mala 5th June) saw a chain pop and guy went for mine as well but nothing happened. There was about 4 guys walking around hooded up, obviously not there for the music. Spoke to a random rasta who just said, they can't do anything about it... Not hating because loved both times but it's very dodgy and unpleasant viewing! You're better off looking like a tramp going there, probably fit in more in the dnb room and attracts less attention!

[crunkedxup]

thats shit, hate hearing about stuff like that but it happens all the time, well not so much anymore but ever since i was about 13 i've known it to be happenin at dances. always thought it was just a London thing. mainly Grime/early dubstep raves but more recently as the crowd transfers its getting worse. and also cos of dubstep being trendy you get a lot of groups in one place can kick off easily.

people need to grow a backbone and stand up for each other, if there's a small group of people out for trouble theres still a heck load more of people that are there for a good time and could just easily get it under control if they worked together.

[cosmic_surgeon]

people need to grow a backbone and stand up for each other, if there's a small group of people out for trouble theres still a heck load more of people that are there for a good time and could just easily get it under control if they worked together.

Definitely mate. But it's like the prisoner's dillemma - if you stand up and no one else does then it's just you with the bloody face while all the other suckers gaze on. Depends if you mind getting a bloody face... takes nuts tbh but you could be proud of yourself for doing it at least.