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Records - 1990
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borosix.co.uk → Rave History → 1990 → Page 10
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July 23rd - Manchester: The Haçienda The damming results of "Operation Clubwatch", and the untimely death of Clare Leighton at their venue last summer still isn't enough evidence to sway high court judges, Greater Manchester Police just fall short in their attempt to revoke the entertainments license of the now notorious Haçienda venue in Manchester, Greater Manchester.
After a lengthy and stormy license hearing, management and staff at the venue breathes a collective sigh of relief as the Haçienda receives a six-month reprive and their club fights another day, but other close sources have stated that the city centre venue has already lost a majority of it's atmosphere, charm and appeal due to outside influences.
Local gangs from the neighbouring Salford, Cheetham Hill and Moss Side residential districts are bringing their daily turf battles for Manchester's narcotics trade into the lucrative city centre clubs which leads to problems inside their venue.
The lively and enthralling "Madchester" scene that most mancunians have grown to cherish is slowly dying and gradually ebbing away from them as their treasured city is becoming blighted and more popularly known as "Gunchester".
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August
August 10th - Coventry: Different Wavelength? One of the highest officials in the West Midlands police force misreads the growing issue, digs his head in the sand, guesses the answer and get's it badly wrong.
When questioned about his views on the ever-popular party scene and it's immediate future, Mick Bromwich, the Superintendent of Little Park Street station in Coventry, west Midlands stated:
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August 10th & 11th - London: Dancedaze The Academy in Brixton, south London spotlighted the blossoming house scene in the United Kingdom when the "Dancedaze" parties attempted to blow the roof of their venue with dance music.
Staggered over two days, Dancedaze featured a host of top DJ's and live performances by 808 State and MC Tunes, Guru Josh, Adamski, S'Express, Candy Flip and Betty Boo.
A few weeks after the seminal party, national television station Channel Four summarized their findings and produced the Dancedaze series.
Broadcasted like the parties, but spread over four weekends - Dancedaze featured a majority of the live acts who perfomed plus a whole host of bonus acts like MC Duke, Shut Up And Dance, Sindecut, Subsonic II and Cash Crew plus many more.
Now seen as a worthwhile celebration of party culture, Dancedaze gained an immediate cult following making it become essential viewing for a generation who have been starved of rave orientated material on terrestial television.
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August 11th - Great Yarmouth: Dance Paradise After the more than successful start by the Banks brothers with their Eclipse venture in Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, east anglian organiser Alekos Faccas joins a procession which could be leading to greater things in the sleepy seaside town of Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
With a bag full of records in tow, Evil Eddie Richards, Jumping Jack Frost and Stafford's Nexus 21 made their way to Tiffanys on the seafront to celebrate the birth of Dance Paradise.
Sadly, not everything turns to gold for Alexos and Dance Paradise as their return party at the Ocean Rooms in the suburb of Gorleston, Great Yarmouth has to be scrapped.
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