Chapter Five: Grave [Milwaukee, Wisconsin—October 28, 1992]

All otherwise unattributed past-tense quotes taken from Michaelangelo Matos, “Tomb Raiders” (City Pages, October 30, 2002).

78.     “I may just be a screwed-up white kid”: “Soundbites: From Our Voice Mail” (Reactor #2, October 1992, p. 5)

79.     “I know this isn't exactly ‘underground’”: Brian Behlendorf, “To start things off…”

80.     Ron Hardy, meanwhile, contracted HIV: Andy Thomas, “House of Revolution” (Wax Poetics #45, January/February 2011)

80.     a mere eighteen people: Gerd Janson, “Ron Trent” (Red Bull Music Academy Toronto, 2007)

80.     Levan, too, died in 1992 of endocarditis: Frank Owen, “Paradise Lost” (Vibe, November 1993)

80.     raided by police in late 1985: Jacob Arnold, “Medusa’s: Chicago’s missing link” (Resident Advisor, September 4, 2013)

83.     James Johnson: David J. Prince, “James Johnson Sets the Record Straight: Raves in Chicago” (Massive #2, October 1992)

86.     a former session musician: Sicko, Techno Rebels, p. 97

86.     Juan Atkins didn’t move quickly enough: Sicko, Techno Rebels, p. 99

86-87.     “Captain Kirk laid down the law”: Brad Owen, "UR: An Interview with Underground Resistance's Mad Mike" (Quadrasonic #4, late 1993)

87.     “You’re not gonna see fuckin’ Mad Mike”: Brad Owen, “UR”

90.     710 West Virginia Street: Anne Bothwell, “‘Rave’ party raid: $300,000 fines possible for party planners: More than 900 who attended Halloween bash fined $325” (Wisconsin State Journal, November 2, 1992, p. A1), via Brian Behlendorf, “FYI - ‘Grave’ rave in Milwaukee - READ THIS NOW” (SF-Raves post, November 2, 1992)

93.     “Peace, love, and we're gonna Grave your world”: Bothwell

93.     About eighty officers took part: Bothwell

93.     At 1:30 a.m.: Little Fluffy Cloud, "Re: Milwaukee Rave Busted" (SF-Raves post, November 3, 1992)

95.     “Forty-four marijuana pipes”: Associated Press, “Milwaukee Rave Busted” (The Badger Herald [UW newspaper], November 2, 1992), via Brian Behlendorf , "FYI - "Grave" rave in Milwaukee - READ THIS NOW" (SF-Raves post, November 2, 1992)

95.     “Subject was on unlicensed”: http://mw-raves.org/old/lunar/flyerart/flyers/wisconsin/grave_ticket.jpg

97.     policeman-turned-lawyer: Mellssa Musante, “us” (MW-Raves post, August 8, 1993)

98.     fifteen-page class-action suit: Svetlana Novik, "Re: Grave II" (MW-Raves post, October 23, 1993)

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