Went to see "Sweet Harmony" exhibition which was about the history of rave in the UK. The gallery is in lovely surroundings very close to Sloane Square. We were met by a lovely young lady (with brightly coloured hair) who was very smiley and chatty (🙂very apt!) . I asked if the admission price of £10 included a free pill ? She got the joke - not sure anyone else did ! So I asked for my complimentary glow sticks - still no joy but she laughed anyway. Well done you ! One lady taking the entry money looked as if she'd been slapped by a fish (big fish or a little one ?) Lots of photographs and a few installations of light effects etc. Old flyers from the days where you had to phone a number to try and find out where the next rave was. We did it in about an hour and that was stretching it out. A few examples of electronic samplers and beat generators and some screens which appeared to be connected to spotify. One girl was looking for Taylor Swift tracks, I was ready to stop her had she succeeded ! The last room was a set up for a DJ booth - very arty - and having been asked by a young woman if I had a ticket ?? I showed her the stamp on my arm and shrugged my shoulders - even she thought that it was a bit of a pointless question considering we were at the end of the exhibition ! I think If I had replied " I'm a rider at the gates of dawn and I take no prisoners- Acciiidddd !"her brain would have exploded. The final exhibit had 2 Pioneer CDJ Nexus decks and a mixer just sitting there, all plugged in and just begging to have something played on them loudly! Something hypnotic and recognizable to give a taste of what a rave is like for those who weren't born when it all started, but no - you could almost hear them crying and saying to themselves "Has it come to this, sitting here waiting to be turned on ?" I was so tempted to jump in and fire them up. Surely at least one room needed to have some music on....LOUD !! It's the history of the RAVE movement for Pete's sake ! The shop at the end is good though 🙂