#hardcore uproar

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Defunct Bands - No.3.Together

Defunct Bands – No.3.Together

People still refer to the band as Hardcore Uproar. The most annoying vocal interlude on the track, disguises the fact that the track was excently put together. Very much a track of the time, that was the thing back then. So many bands appeared and disappeared , so prolific was the scene and the tracks being dropped by the DJs. This clip features footage from an illegal rave, this track was 1990.…

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Eclipse, Coventry, 1991 - Tony Davis.

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PIERS SANDERSON is a documentary filmmaker who has put together a feature-length film about the warehouse parties that took place in and around Blackburn in Lancashire from the end of the Eighties ...

Piers Sanderson: “The acid house scene was probably the biggest single influence of my life and I wanted to make a film that gave an honest testament to that time. I felt that although Blackburn was just one chapter of acid house, it best summed up the spirit and ethos that made it so special.”

What were you doing in 1989-91? Did you have any experience of the rave scene?

PS: “I grew up in south Manchester and the Hacienda was the club we used to go to. In 1987 I was at college in Wales and became good friends with the only other English guy on my course, a lad from Windsor called Sasha.

“Each weekend we would go back to Manchester and always to the Hacienda. Back in Wales we started putting on a few nights DJing together at Bangor University under the name Partners In Crime. In the summer of 1988 when I finished college I moved back to Manchester and Sasha came too.