u/Lucky_Veruca

hello friends!!

i’m working towards a PhD in anthropology and i would love to study raving from an insider perspective (i’ve been to many in the last three years but would still consider myself a baby raver!) to produce an ethnography. i haven’t nailed down my exact research proposal yet, so my questions to you are:

do you think this could be viable?

if i made a totem that said “please help me get my phd” do you think people might approach me?

If this is the only type of music you listen to / events & festivals you attend, which you listen to & attend a lot of, could you choose a life partner who doesn’t participate in this culture at all and doesn’t really have an interest to?

Was listening to Virtual Riot's EDC set and spent half the set opening Shazam trying to identify tracks.

It got me wondering, if a DJ plays a 90-minute set, why isn't there an easy way for fans to get the full tracklist afterwards?

Not necessarily a recording of the set, just a playlist of the songs that were played.

Is there a reason this isn't already common?