>I guarantee that only about one in five male clubbers were truly "only there for the music". Maybe fewer than that. Clubs aren't really raves though. Yes, mos

>I guarantee that only about one in five male clubbers were truly "only there for the music". Maybe fewer than that. Clubs aren't really raves though. Yes, most single people going to clubs are looking to hook up - all a "club" really is, is a bar with a DJ. A real rave typically doesn't even sell alcohol. But I'd wager that most single people going to actual raves (in warehouses or outdoors) are either too high to even think about hooking up, or really are there for the music and to dance - at least through the 1990's and early 2000s. I'm in the latter group, I'm a guy who went to raves (in warehouses and outdoors) for the music, as did everyone else I knew. Nobody was trying to hook up, it was definitely about getting our dance on.