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    Techno Viking
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      A site dedicated to Liverpool Old Skool dance music…

      http://www.oldskooliverpool.co.uk

      #1160380
      Joker78
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        QUADRANTPARK

        Quadrant park opened up as a nightclub in the late 1980s. Quadrant Park’s Main era in Italian house, Rave and Acid house music began in 1990 and survived until December 1991, despite considerable and persistent licensing issues and unfavourable media attention in newspapers. Mike Knowler was the initial resident and soon invited DJ partner Andy Carroll to join him.Andy had previously been co-responsible with Mike for bringing acid house music to the city of Liverpool (as early as 1986) ,Dj-ing at the legendary venue The State. Several past guest DJ’s include Laurent Garnier, Derrick May, Frankie Bones, and Sasha. When the all-nighter opened , John Kelly and James Barton joined the resident DJ crew.The Quad was part of the ‘Second Wave’ of the ‘House Music’ Revolution . It was unique in it’s style of uplifting music at that time and the fact that a loop-hole in a sefton council law enabled them to be THE ONLY actual legal all-night rave in the uk . Coaches used to arrive from all over the UK ,London, Glasgow, Birmingham…. even as far away as Aberdeen. It was a clubbing phenomenon that is fondly etched in the minds of many clubbers to this day .

        Get my clubbing teeth at this place, awesome.

        #1218249
        Joker78
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          QUADRANTPARK

          Quadrant park opened up as a nightclub in the late 1980s. Quadrant Park’s Main era in Italian house, Rave and Acid house music began in 1990 and survived until December 1991, despite considerable and persistent licensing issues and unfavourable media attention in newspapers. Mike Knowler was the initial resident and soon invited DJ partner Andy Carroll to join him.Andy had previously been co-responsible with Mike for bringing acid house music to the city of Liverpool (as early as 1986) ,Dj-ing at the legendary venue The State. Several past guest DJ’s include Laurent Garnier, Derrick May, Frankie Bones, and Sasha. When the all-nighter opened , John Kelly and James Barton joined the resident DJ crew.The Quad was part of the ‘Second Wave’ of the ‘House Music’ Revolution . It was unique in it’s style of uplifting music at that time and the fact that a loop-hole in a sefton council law enabled them to be THE ONLY actual legal all-night rave in the uk . Coaches used to arrive from all over the UK ,London, Glasgow, Birmingham…. even as far away as Aberdeen. It was a clubbing phenomenon that is fondly etched in the minds of many clubbers to this day .

          Get my clubbing teeth at this place, awesome.

          #1160379
          tarifa
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            quadrant park, what fun was had :weee:

            must admit the homepage is fun, good memories but the reunion photos are kinda scary!

            #1218248
            tarifa
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              quadrant park, what fun was had :weee:

              must admit the homepage is fun, good memories but the reunion photos are kinda scary!

              #1160381
              oldskooliverpool
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                Still on line Dedicated To Old Skool Dance Music In Liverpool

                DJ MIXES
                VIDEOS
                PRESS SECTION
                FLYERS
                NIGHTS OUT

                Any thing to add, contact us!!!

                #1218250
                oldskooliverpool
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                  Still on line Dedicated To Old Skool Dance Music In Liverpool

                  DJ MIXES
                  VIDEOS
                  PRESS SECTION
                  FLYERS
                  NIGHTS OUT

                  Any thing to add, contact us!!!

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