Nothing here jars with her public image: we've all seen her cavorting on holiday or raving it up in something similar.
Often d.j.s will drop a needle on "The Bottle" at a climactic moment in a party, driving the crowd wild, and even while dancing along I've been struck by the irony of half-drunk people raving it up to what is a essentially a biting sermon about the ravages of alcohol.
Seek out the 1975 clip of Alvin, introduced by Bernard Manning as "Elvin Stardust", on Granada television's Wheeltappers & Shunters Social Clubb, raving it up in front of a green sign reading "No Obscene Language On Ladies Nightss" to an audience of Northerners clad in brown and grey, including one old feller brazenly reading Playboy.
We set about raving it up as we only know how, including an off-the-cuff pool party featuring TEED, Eats Everything, Jamie XX and John Talabot.
"To someone not familiar with the label, this may generate a peculiar image ––doctors raving it up in their scrubs, gun fingers and scalpels thrown about all over, but dance music creates a positive and uplifting energy, which can obviously be appreciated in what can be a very bleak situation".
There till about 4am raving it up.
I have some male friends who think simply taking off one's tie is tantamount to raving it up.
But often, these houses stand alone as a glowing beacon of happiness, Father Christmases blown up and raving, colours so vivid an Aldous Huxley mescaline trip would find it hard to compete.
In between talking about music she tells stories where she is always made to look the slightly overkeen mug: having to disguise herself so she wouldn't get mobbed when she was raving in Miami; showing up at a big dinner organised by Nike and supposedly attended by Rizzle Kicks and Benga, to discover she was the only one there.
Every single Republican came out of these meetings ranting and raving, but Lieberman stepped up to the microphones and pronounced himself completely satisfied with what she had to say on the matter.
