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bosstrabs Funny you mention Weatherall as he’d be the last person you think of playing at Cream, but I’ve heard a few of his mixes from Cream over the years and there excellent.

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      bosstrabs it is the three minutes per track mixing which you just don’t get any more

      You do in techno.

        bosstrabs no shame in them were great cd’s to get into dance music, worked in mc donalds for a summer job around 99 used to have them on the night shift pumping out, personal fav was oakenfold cream resident had been at him at homelands that summer rest was as they say…..

          Dan Early days from about 92 -95 where a bit of a free for all, which was reflected in the rest of the scene, Sasha on the same line up as Judge Jules etc. But that is where and how Cream made it’s name, it had a bunch of the best DJs in the world, on every Saturday night, all under one roof, at the zeneth of dance music. That rep came long before the commercial releases and any of it was considered cheesy. Around 95 - 96 ish the rooms and line ups became a bit more thematic.

              bosstrabs You’ve opened with a stinker there, but I can’t see it getting much better.

                Went to gatecrasher at least once and a month from when it started at the arches. Had some brilliant nights seeing Sasha, sander k, Paul van dyke and Carl cox. Also went to some shockers including a New Year’s Eve where Tony de vit was on at 9pm. Certainly become full of egos when the whole uv gang started to get famous. My mates younger brother turned into one. When it shut they all moved onto the hard house nights in Sheffield ((can’t remember it’s name but was also an after hours when gatecrasher was still on, which was fucking horrendous)

                bosstrabs Remind me, what was the venue for Bed called? Sound Factory? Something like that? Think it was already a club before Bed moved there?

                    Amps Bed? Benson was a regular.

                      Amps He’d never go there, but it’s an apt name for his early retreats for his kip.

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                          Dan Boom! 😆 Sorry, completely missed the joke! Taxi!

                            Amps
                            Spot on. Plenty of US House jocks as well.

                            Great variety and felt more communal than commercial / themed.

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                                Amps Remind me, what was the venue for Bed called? Sound Factory? Something like that? Think it was already a club before Bed moved there?

                                Music Factory

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                                    I went to Sundissential once. I met Judge Jules (KLANG). He was remarkably friendly.

                                    Mad_Cyril Thats the one! Can’t find the flyer for it, but went to what I assume was an NY Sushi night there, line up was something like Fatboy Slim, Justin Robertson, Freddie Fresh, David Holmes and John Carter & Monkey Mafia. Proper Big Beat royalty. Boss night.

                                      Mad_Cyril Up until about maybe 95-96 Cream managed a huge amount of British DJs, and I mean huge, that was one of the reasons the line ups where so strong… and then they just decided they couldn’t be arsed with running a management agency and let them all go.

                                          Amps Jeremy Healy owned that period. Women used to wet their knickers when he came on. Coke fiend and shagger extraordinaire. The skirt at Ronson when he played was top quality. Got banned from all the best hotels in Leeds. Remember he was resident at Cream for while. Funny, I saw him play quite a good set at Gatecrasher in 98 when his profile was starting to decline and the cyberpunks didn’t like him. Wouldn’t play trance. I respected the attitude. Went out with Kate Moss and Patsy Kensit. Fair play

                                              Healey at up yer Ronson was always rammed.