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BBC: "Ravers and time travellers re-record history."
By Mark A. McCutcheon 8 November 2011 @ 9:36am
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-15625457
This article describes a great project, Ravearchive.com; but it's hardly the only such project out there. Just about every raver I know became (or still is, ahem) an accidental librarian, of sorts. The scene always seemed to have an acute sense of its own transience, and a fierce cultivation of hypernostalgia, which turned many of us into culture hoarders.
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