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Records - 1991
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borosix.co.uk → Rave History → 1991 → Page 14
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November 2nd - Maidstone: Global Dance They will be some sad faces in Kent as another organisation rides off into the promotional sunset. With traceable links back to '89, Global Dance says farewell to the ravescene with their fifth and final party at Mote Park Leisure Centre in Maidstone, Kent.
For the past and very memorable year, Global Dance have kept ravers entertained as they went on their whistle-stop tour of Kent's leisure centres. No venue they used on their tour has been the same again as the organisers gradually built up a healthy following, dazzling ravers wherever they went.
Leas Cliff Hall, The Winter Gardens, Stour Centre, Swallows Leisure Centre and now Mote Park in Maidstone will signal the end of a spectacular, if brief chapter in Kent raving folklore.
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November 22nd - Telford: Pandemonium Three months after their first major party, Pandemonium go back to the scene of their devastation to host the second round, "Andromeda II" at Telford Ice Rink in Telford, Shropshire.
A week before the event, Pandemonium's management discovered to their horror that there was still roughly 6,500 tickets for sale, even though the event had totally sold out three weeks earlier.
On the night there was quite a bit of trouble outside the venue as the rave had reached it's full capacity but there was 8,000 people with tickets outside.
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November 23rd - Leeds: Back to Basics Two disillusioned friends, fed up with the party scene, having to make them having to travel all over the north of England and beyond to go out and have a good party.
The friends [ Alistair Cooke and Dave Beer ] have a brainwave and decide to host a night out for their friends and special guests.
Ali & Dave host their first party at the Music Factory in Leeds city centre, west Yorkshire - a small venue that will let them hold a event, Back to Basics is born.
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November 28th - London: Kool FM Kool FM starts transmitting the London metropolis and surrounding airwaves with their heavy brand of hardcore-junglism from their top secret base in the east-side of town, Kool FM are instrumental in giving up-and-coming artists a chance to shine on the airwaves.
Sending a special shout out to Smurf & Eastman [ station bosses ] who gave plays to: G.E. Real, Babyface Ragga, DJ Brockie, DJ Ron, DJ SL, Mampi Swift, DJ Tonic, MC Five-O, MC Moose, MC Navigator, MC Shabba D, MC Skibadee and Stevie Hyper D.
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December
December - Longton: Shelley's Laserdrome Charles Kelly, the chief constable of the Staffordshire Constabulary issues to go ahead for his officers to carry out, "Operation Patriot", a covert surveillance operation to clamp down on the lucrative drugs trade near Shelley's laserdrome and the surrounding area.
As a direct result of the undercover operation, by the end of the month Staffordshire Police will have made dozens of arrests on drugs related charges.
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