Warehouse Party Films / Documentaries / Party Footage

Are there any long rave documentaries or films depicting or explaining the scene worth watching? Which I haven't watched yet.

Covering the early years of house, techno, acid, hardcore etc? 1980s - to say 1992?

Firstly, forget about Human Traffic. Didn't rate that at all. Glossy, watered down shite. Besides, most of the music featured was epic trance and all of that clubby, progressive house mid to late '90s ibiza scene. Yuk.

I was pointed to "THE ACID HOUSE" by someone a good while back. What a load of bollocks that is. Seriously, I mean it has nothing to do with acid house, the scene or any of the sort. Looks like an off-shoot of a Glaswegian Junky yard of Channel 4's shameless. Instead of chavs, you get the scottish equivalent neds shagging best mates' girlfriends, heroin addicts etc. CRAP. With a capital C.

I've happened to watch the ' The Dance Years' presented by Dave Pearce many years ago. Pure commercial rubbish. More like the chart show than an underground selection.

Pump Up The Volume was the only half decent house music documentary. Shame it went downhill once it started to feature the likes of Goldie bragging about himself. And then UK garage ffs. Left out major music scenes like the belgian new beat / techno, dutch and german scenes. Didn't really go into detail about Detroit. And the UK hardcore scene was only notably referenced to Jungle & Drum n Bass circa late 1992 onwards really. Also, the Warp Records/bass n bleep which happened to be massive and very influential was completely ignored. But the first half involving the early house / Chicago era was pretty good overall. The very quick Joey Beltram interview was quite funny aswell.

There was a documentary several years back called '1989 the summer of rave'. That was quite funny in parts. Especially the DJ Fabio interviews. Although it featured too much chart music again and not enough underground tunage.

I might've forgotten to mention a couple more..

Are there any really decent documentaries / films worth watching that I'm not aware of? Btw whatever happened to the "Class of 88: The True Acid House Experience" ? I believe we were made to believe that it was going to be made into a film inspired by the book.

Hi here are a few suggestions:

Clink Street Where's Your Child DVD - an hour of footage from the club with proper acid house soundtrack Armando Bam Bam etc. Features a youthful looking Mr C, Evil Eddie Richards, etc. I can do you a copy if you like.
A Short Film About Chilling - early 90s Ibiza scene. On Youtube.
World In Action - A Trip Around Acid House. On Youtube.
The Sound of Belgium DVD. Excellent doc on new beat scene. I can do you a copy if you like.
Channel 4 Music Nation. Bershire goes Balearic. On 4od. Haven't seen it yet but presume it's about Ibiza, Boys Own parties etc.
Chemical Nation. Channel 4 doc hosted by Boy George.
Evil Acid Baron Show. Trippy visuals with acid house soundtrack.
They Called in Acid. Excellent film about London acid house clubs. Saw it in the cinema in 2009. Not available online or DVD.

Hope this helps :)

Various - We Call It Techno! covers the early German Techno scene.

Heretik System: We Had A Dream about the free tekno scene in .

MFS Berliner Trance about he early Trance scene in Berlin: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t0V_fghizcM

I'm sorry that only the first one covers anything before '92 but the other two are interesting as well.

This looks promising - Mensa Lord of the Dance

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EyG6J5mUvDw

Don't know when it's due though :(

Thanks for the suggestions lads. Much appreciated :)

I've watched one or two mentioned. I'll be back to comment in a few hours, rather busy at the moment...

A Dutch Movie: "Alles Naar De Klote" is massive…

Full Movie:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xj4P0SJkxJI

I know its not really what you asked for but I thought I would add this incase anybody hasnt watched it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LMa7iqPaKPk

808303
Clink Street Where's Your Child DVD

id really like to see this, i was a regular there for about a year when it ran

there's that film "Oldschool Renegades" which i think Maurice of RTS made? is that any good? haven't seen it but sounds like it's relevant at least.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3323012/

who on earth told you Acid House was about acid house? :D haven't seen the film to comment but i love the book. but i guess his style is maybe not for everyone. but it's definitely not supposed to be about raving. it's Leith btw, not Glasgow ;)

Not seen this, but was filmed in 1992:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oswILmuC06E

Not seen this either ... its probably shite:

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1706470/?ref_=nv_sr_1

@SeKTet = drop me a pm and I'll do you copy no probs.

This top 10 list looks very promising:

http://news.beatport.com/blog/2012/10/22/the-10-best-detroit-techno-documentaries-ever/

traffic_cone
there's that film "Oldschool Renegades" which i think Maurice of RTS made? is that any good? haven't seen it but sounds like it's relevant at least.

That wont be available for public, it got a few screenings @ ADE and Copenhagen Music thingy but thats it, all due to 'copyright' issues... me fat arse!

I brought the man in with Frankie Bones and DHS but even Bones didnt got a copy or have ever seen it.

Shooting a movie, cool tunes and interviews and then ya drop the whole project only because of copyright issues?!
Replace the tunes with others and yer there, enuff toons to choice from :-/

Classic essential Dutch one - Vara Impact 'House, gewoon uit je dak' 1992

Quazar, Fierce Ruling Diva, Subtopia, Beatclub, Multigroove, Wild!, It, Radio 100, Coffeeshop 222, Dano, Paul Jay, Per, Fred 'Go Bang!, ESP, Mokum' Berkhout

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ky2DAu4dcn4

Another Dutch classic - VPRO Onrust 'House 1988 - 1992'

Joost Van Bellen, Eddy De Clercq, Dylan Hermelijn, KC The Funkaholic @ the long gone legendary Black Beat recordstore, FRD, Quazar, Roxy, Multigroove, D-Shake,

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A70VxtXtOkA

Again VPRO, on top of things like always back then, very short tho, but Westbam in the studio and Bunker Berlin

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u0rKW3kduy0

Dutch delights, Amsterdam area -

Legendary Multigroove, located in an old squatted slaughterhouse and raves all over the city, multiple vids on YT -

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qA2-n2E5nm8

One of the many FRD illegal clubnights, this one is @ Subtopia, an old coal barge located near CS, 3 vids in total on YT, LFO, Eddie 'Flashin' Fowlkes, Hawtin / Acquaviva and lots more spun there -

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yYPHVwc5ULw

MTV classic about Acieeeeedddd -> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1quELNGjn7Y

Love Parade - Love Is The Message Berlin 1994

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tYqYnfw2J-0

MTV Partyzone - Mayday & Frankfurt 1991

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sH03VavHy9M

Belgian House Music In The UK - Telefacts 1991

This is part I, part II ya should check too!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U5REGkfVPRI

BUNKERHEADZ
Legendary Multigroove, located in an old squatted slaughterhouse

that went on for 2-3 days as i , unless i went to different party in a slaughterhouse

Thanks everyone. Much appreciated.

Cheers Bunkz. You've inundated the place with info. Is it possible to compress everything you posted in one post mate, just to save some room on the page. Cheers fella :) Some of those look really interesting m8 :)

808303
Clink Street Where's Your Child DVD - an hour of footage from the club with proper acid house soundtrack Armando Bam Bam etc. Features a youthful looking Mr C, Evil Eddie Richards, etc. I can do you a copy if you like.

Mate, if it's not too much trouble, that'd be wicked. Wasn't a regular as such but I visited that place a few times. It was very underground in vibes and hot ! I think I watched some of it at an old mate's house years ago. But I'd love it for myself :)

808303
World In Action - A Trip Around Acid House. On Youtube.

I've seen this one before. Pretty good actually :)

808303
The Sound of Belgium DVD. Excellent doc on new beat scene. I can do you a copy if you like.

And this one! Wasn't this on YT per chance? Or was it.

808303
Evil Acid Baron Show. Trippy visuals with acid house soundtrack.

I think I've seen this round said old mate's house years ago, not sure. Interested in this too.

Bong
Various - We Call It Techno! covers the early German Techno scene.

Seen this a few years back. Great little doc :)

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who on earth told you Acid House was about acid house? :D

Some knob did. I should've known better really as the guy doesn't know anything about house music. He's a bonafide Rock / Metal fiend who likes a bit of pop cheese for good measure. He thinks Smart E's is a house classic ffs :P Apologies for my Glaswegian / Leith confusion. Didn't really take much notice of the geographical or cultural difference at the time. My disappointment didn't allow me. Excuse my ignorance/arrogance :(

SecretSquizza
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oswILmuC06E

Seen that at the time it was aired. Not bad. More about Ecstasy/drug use than the music scene.

Tim1075
This top 10 list looks very promising:

Thanks :) I'll check them out .

jayt303
I know its not really what you asked for but I thought I would add this incase anybody hasnt watched it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LMa7iqPaKPk

I don't mind that kind of thing. Yes. It was pop music really, but it was big at the time and was influenced by the acid house culture, fits the period nicely, so thanks. Oh and they were headstrong nutters :)

T-Ten
This looks promising - Mensa Lord of the Dance
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EyG6J5mUvDw
Don't know when it's due though :(

Hope it's soon. That place was MAD! Went there several times from 1990-1991. Went there once or twice in '92. Started losing its magic I felt. My mates disagreed of course. Was a right headache getting back to north london at the end of the weekend though :(

BUNKERHEADZ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qA2-n2E5nm8

Wicked stuff! Eric - do you know the hardcore / techno track which starts @9:09min? I know it but can't name it. Sounds distorted on the clip.

The dutchies always know how to take things to extremes lol ! Love it :)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=70WJ-UdI754

Cheers Jumma, I've watched that before. Some very interesting scenes/interviews. Although not in languages I fully understand I just about can decipher a bit of it :)

The dvd has subtitles .

Aah of course silly moi :0

RaveTheNation
Full Movie:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xj4P0SJkxJI

Forgot to say thanks for the heads up on this one mate :)

BUNKERHEADZ
Shooting a movie, cool tunes and interviews and then ya drop the whole project only because of copyright issues?!
Replace the tunes with others and yer there, enuff toons to choice from :-/

That's a damn shame man :(

BBC drama on years ago about a couple on ecstasy, arsehole dealers etc:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HoJlak91KBA

Not sure on year, but "Free Tekno" is pretty good
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d7MUlimHYx4

There is a DVD out called "Limelight". Its a documentary about the NYC club that is famous for bringing Dutch techno and UK 'Ardkore to the USA. It only mentioned it's 1992 techno role for a brief moment in the film. It was mostly about how at the time NYC mayor Rudi Guliani went to war with the owner Peter Gatian and won. I ended up also buying the movie poster for 30.00... not because I liked the documentary (it wasn't that great) but because I like the club.

http://www.amazon.com/Limelight-Moby/dp/B005X7HA9E/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1398402930&sr=8-1&keywords=limelight+dvd

Borteck in '92. Thanks for the heads up. It'd be interesting to watch a documentary or film about the early U.S. rave scene and hear what their take on it was. Or even more interesting what the Americans thought of the UK/European scene! Yes I know, I'm biased.

To be honest, I'm generally not that interested about the criminal element or stories about club promoters wars against eachother etc. It takes away the essence of the scene "the music and the partygoers". It seems movie directors feel the need to add a love interest, gang warfare or such to make things more exciting. Stick with the important things - the music! I'm sure the true heads, and there are enough of us around, who would watch the damn thing. Instead of trying to attract a wider audience purely for a few more bucks! Yeh, I know, I'm too ideological :P

Thought I'd give this a wee bump...

BBC 2 Rave Documentary shelley's Laserdome Rave 1993

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=59BYGvxuy7M

Oh damn. Sorry peeps didn't realise the above was ALL about anti-drugs :( Thought there would be more music content.

It's not rave... but this is something I am looking forward to seeing when it's out :)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jub2weyAIdo

Lol. I've seen this clip before. Yeh, looking forward to it too :)

I'm bumping this after all this time. Just in case some peeps didn't get a chance to watch any of the links or read the thead irst time round.

Also, for anyone else that might want to suggest or post a link.

E-Z does it!

Might as well bump this annually :)

Nice one, will check the links out. Watched Pump Up The Vol the other day, thought it was great, hated the voiceover guy though, tone was way too serious and creepy, it's the history of House ffs not a docu on the Yorkshire ripper.

foogoo
hated the voiceover guy though, tone was way too serious and creepy, it's the history of House ffs not a docu on the Yorkshire ripper.

LOL!! Yeah, sounds like a prize prick!

short vid on legendary manchester dj Troy... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VtoAWlmseug

=)

welcome to america: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8aIbiZDAPx8

everything about this is fascinating/embarrassing.

I can give some background on this ridiculous US clip: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U6E67jeds

In mid-1992, raves came to Ohio, which is mostly farmland deep in the Rust Belt, the USA's equivalent of the run-down north of England. By 1993, every weekend there was a party going on in some city within a 2 hour drive of wherever you were. There was very much a DIY spirit as many very different promoters came out of nowhere, all competing for a piece of a very small pie: there were 11 million people in the state, but never a party with more than 700 people at a time, usually way less than that.

Every party had a different vibe and a different degree of 'authenticity' depending on the taste of whoever was behind it. Most promoters were trying to distance themselves from the bar scene, but the one in this clip was organized by industrial club DJs who were fully immersed in it, and whose take on things was that techno was just the latest hard-as-nails sound for clubbers. Throwing a ticketed 'rave' for drunk frat boys in a carpeted banquet hall was the way to make some money and a name for themselves. (At least, that's what it seemed like to those of us in the much more underground crews who nevertheless bought tickets and dressed in our finest oversized shirts for the event.)

One of the headliners was a local industrial band which had latched onto hardcore rave sound about 6 months too late, and they were determined to shoot a video at this party. When they came on, it was announced that they had to turn the lights up for the cameras, and everyone should make it look good. The result is the bizarre scene you see in this clip. It was a one-off event, completely unrepresentative of the actual rave scene in the Midwest at that time, but now that I am older I can appreciate that for the majority of people there, it was a blast, the time of their lives...

nice bit of background info mjb, they certainly look like they are having a total blast!

Hiya some great links here.
Just thought I would give this a mention this is an interview we did with DJ Warlock talking about old raves flyers, tapes etc: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uMjzmtPYKTE&t=25s&ab_channel=DistantPlanetTV

DJ_Hughesee
Just thought I would give this a mention this is an interview we did with DJ Warlock talking about old raves flyers, tapes etc: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uMjzmtPYKTE&t=25s&ab_channel=DistantPlanetTV

Yes mate wicked stuff. Cheers. Viewed that video from the other thread, very informative. Me and my mates heard Warlock live quite a few times back then in my more 'headbanging' days, namely Knowledge, Eurobeat 2000 etc and several one offs. Always enjoyed his sets, stayed true to what he himself liked.

P.S. A bit of useless trivia: Warlock mentions DJ Anton in that interview, who happened to be on the same stations as himself 'Innocence FM' and 'Pulse FM'. He was also on 'Prophecy FM' in late 1990/Early 1991 and also Chillin FM for quite a long spell too. Was openly promoting Pulse FM long before it started over the airwaves when he was still broadcasting on Chillin FM. He was all over the place. Very prolific!

P.P.S. I'm intrigued by why the 'disgruntled' dj which Warlock alludes to was disgruntled for in the first place to grass him up to the authorities.

foogoo
they certainly look like they are having a total blast!

Yes, that's the main thing. No poser faced, bad attitude of what I can see :)

T-Ten
Don't know when it's due though :(

Never by the looks of things :(

8892sales
T-TenDon't know when it's due though :(Never by the looks of things :(

Shame it looked pretty decent

Here is a documentary about the legendary Tresor (techno club in Berlin)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SGGA3a_8Crs

Not actually a documentary but parties where I have been to

Universe Tribal Gathering (same location about 30.000 people)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0V7Z1iiLLnA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Wb-2QJ0iF8

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kJCB5mvxkhk

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XjHFJlCm9eM

and the legendary Ultraschall club (1994-1996)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qF62gz5KSlU

Those were the days! :))

And one more...

Mayday 1995 @ Dortmund (about 30.000 people)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m7gT1J8r0oI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p3D5qQIWlew

musicshaolin
Not actually a documentary but parties where I have been to

Excellent mate. It's all good. There's footage which is always ace :-)

and the only Love Parade I have visited (about 100.000 people) in 1994

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vl-SfKwOoBE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DAmD45rfjNA

To be honest I wasn't a fan of the (progressive/trance/hard trance/goa/eurodance etc) scene at all. But I really do like the more techno and hardcore clips you've ed. Still, everyone looks like they're having a great deal of fun with a great atmosphere and beats pretty much anything of today.

Liked the small documentaries aswell.

I really do like this you posted. Wicked set by M.Dearborn. More up my street to be honest with you.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p3D5qQIWlew Lucky gits who had the fortune of experience this.

Some random rave footage from 1991:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QRMK7Mg2HPo

This was a great show on German TV in 1994/95 - Housefrau TV on VIVA
Good times!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tZDBijzwzBI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hn8FEQzR_ik

8892sales
I really do like this you posted. Wicked set by M.Dearborn. More up my street to be honest with you.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p3D5qQIWlew Lucky gits who had the fortune of experience this.

I was really lucky to listen to that live performance back then!
He played "Birds on E" in front of thousands of people.LIVE!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R0f0FP6g09Y

This was an ultimate monster experience! :)
Can you imagine?

Check this out, if you haven't already:
This Ain't Chicago:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qAFQFKqA3oo&t=66s

It's by Richard Sen, whom you would know if you went to MVE in Notting Hill, as he used to work there.

It's only 20 minutes, and just about the early London scene....features a great interview with the late Colin Faver.

Don't know if anyone's posted this before here, but you can also find 'Clink Street- Where's Your Child' on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hQYCGj2fltQ

Hey Pram. Thanks for that. That first one is one of the better ones I've seen. Really good, wish there was more. The Where's Your Child I've seen before and is also good. Thanks for the heads up.

musicshaolin
I was really lucky to listen to that live performance back then!

You lucky git! :)

Berkshire Goes Balearic

Cheers d1111s. Wasn't so much into that music scene myself at the time. Liked it much more underground. But the vibe was still great :)

great one: https://vimeo.com/227070698

I Was There When: House Took Over the World / PART 1- HOUSE WAS BORN

Mr.Fonk
I Was There When: House Took Over the World / PART 1- HOUSE WAS BORN

Thanks for the share, I missed this.
Here's part 2:

https://vimeo.com/227073003

Very good btw. Definitely worth a watch. Is there a part 3 or 4 per chance? Or am I being greedy?

Only 2 parts from the info I can find:

http://www.channel4.com/programmes/i-was-there-when-house-took-over-the-world/episode-guide

No worries Chiz. That's what I already came across. I thought perhaps I missed something.

Not everyone's favourites but they are a part of the old skool:

BBC Radio interview with The KLF The KLF

Possibility not available from some locations, I'm not sure. According to the website, only available for another 20 days.

Hmm. Actually. Not very good. All about their corny pop tracks and not enough historical info regarding the original 1988 What Time Is Love and the rave scene. Apologies.

one of my s
Shades Of Rhythm Live Nemesis 17/08/91
part 1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-PFvIsrG5XA
part 2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E6McoGUls0I
part 3 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BxE2TXyOP7k
part 4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_wCrA4coUyc
part 5 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xoL6n1NNbug

sample_city
one of my s
Shades Of Rhythm Live Nemesis 17/08/91

Wicked stuff mate. I never went to any of these. They were a bit outside of my travelling range. I would've loved to have gone to the one in July (I think?) of 1991 with the Autoplex PA. UK hardcore/techno in full effect. And the 1990 events.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rzLzeNsOlFs

Look at that. People actually dancing, having a good time and into the music. Haven't noticed any wanky posers. No bad attitude. No handbags at dawn. And no staring at the DJ or what he or she are doing, hero worship or geekiness:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D0bbPoi6qKc

BBC House music documentary 1992 - 3 parts

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MaLSZy8AfSw

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yuf8dwxdhZ8

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yuf8dwxdhZ8

Summer of rave (documentary)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NCTrb5r5r3A&feature=player_embedded

Check out this documentary - History of house music - 15 parts!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PX7w5Cjo3IU&feature=related

TechnoCity Berlin - 3 parts

https://www.youtube.com/watch?list=PL41B07A75FF554EEA&v=ZZtLbp0QBVQ&feature=player_embedded

bonzai records
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ivWVZQDtcKQ&feature=youtu.be

Any ideas if/where the whole of this Nu Groove documentary can be found?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=96o_by8W7og

gertie01
bonzai records
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ivWVZQDtcKQ&feature=youtu.be

New link;
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T5UdzpDGTMk

Does anyone know if this is available to watch online anywhere
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0192907/
(30min documentary called London Underground, released 05Nov.92)

TESCHNO!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TWPFrWojYQ4

>With techno now stronger than ever, the German scene is revered among the world’s most powerful and influential. It’s an ideal time to look back upon its cultural roots – in Berlin, Frankfurt, Cologne, Hamburg, Munich and beyond.

New one on Manc dance scene

http://www.docnrollfestival.com/films/manchester-keeps-on-dancing

Blurb...
Dir. Javi Senz, 2017, UK, 90mins

Q&A guest TBA

A new feature film that documents – in exceptional detail – the arrival of House music in Manchester from Chicago in the 1980s, through to the Acid House explosion of 1988 and a further 30 years of its phenomenal impact. It is a truly remarkable social study of a subculture that helped put Manchester on the worldwide music map. Digging deeper than the story of the famed Haçienda, this documentary presents archive footage that has never been seen on film, alongside in-depth interviews with local and international DJs, to explore how House music arrived in the city and take viewers on a journey through its memorable stories.

The timeline begins pre-Haçienda and features contributions from each ensuing decade’s most respected DJs, producers, promoters and social commentators including Greg Wilson, Mike Pickering, Dave Haslam, Andrew Weatherall, Marshal Jefferson, Carl Craig, Eats Everything, Krysko, Ralph Lawson, Laurent Garnier, Todd Terry, Seth Troxler and many more.

Hope this comes up north, not sure why it's opening down in Lon and Brighton!

Back in the house. Not rave, mid 90s new york.

http://www.backinthehouse-movie.com

Madchester - The Sound Of The North (1990)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fNP-ueCsTuc

Modulations - Cinema For The Ear - 2000
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rRKuJ-r-F-A

Gabbers (2013)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vckob-fMudc

Not into Gabber but I really enjoyed this.

Spiritual Element

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gJHoyNY5ky4

More of a promotional video for a revival night, has interviews with big old names on how the scene has continued throughout the years with a new younger croud still appreciating the old stuff.

Proper raving. No one looking at what the DJ's doing. Shackles off letting loose madness.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v7es5azmo1I

OK, the MCs are annoying as per usual, but it's all about the crowd.

Oh, I forgot about this one...Not the best in my opinion but does contain a few relevant bits. Was probably posted before but I think it was subsequently removed.

https://boilerroom.tv/recording/sound-belgium

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X2zNvBNTnHg

iljin1
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X2zNvBNTnHg

Thanks for that. Wasn't aware of it before. Blast from the past when everthing was new and fresh :)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8nsXWt5j7AY

8892sales
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8nsXWt5j7AY

Nice one, even better with Tom Baker narrating it!

T-Ten
Nice one, even better with Tom Baker narrating it!

Some of the script is crap though, as expected :)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OE0zK6HbvF8

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hzhd4WsuX6k
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=INXiIq5Puu0&t=92s

https://fourthree.boilerroom.tv/film/sound-belgium

iljin1
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X2zNvBNTnHg

that was 9 minutes and 23 seconds of fun, i not seen Fast Eddie interviewed before either
so nice one for posting that!!

https://fourthree.boilerroom.tv/film/sound-belgium

Thanks for sharing this one!
Loved it!

8892sales


https://boilerroom.tv/recording/sound-belgium

Posted earlier, missed it, Thanks again!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6hqyBWTh5Ec

Might not be available everywhere:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00006y3

Don't know if this is posted yet, about Parkzicht Rotterdam
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yEiVsNlEyno

Not sure if this has already been posted:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sPlgzQzDDuc

Shame about the narrator. Sounds like he's got a carrot stuck up his arsehole or sucking on his own jepson.

Why is everything so f***in jungle dnb / uk garridge centric with most of these UK rave documentaries. I know DnB has been a massive part of the UK underground music scene, especially in the southern half of England and London. But UK film producers can't seem to go into detail about the early scene (before jungle) and seem to want to jump onto jungle asap. The bias is sickening.

This program was shown last night on BBC Four. Touches on the early rave scene from about 13:45 minutes of the program https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b083dj11/the-peoples-history-of-pop-4-19861996-all-together-now

Strictly available for the UK bods I'm afraid.

P.S. Spot a very young Mr. Bones who very momentarily appears in the camera shot. If you blink you'll miss him :)