did old skool change your life?

[Mitch hiker]

What direction were you heading before acid house came along? Did it change your outlook.....??

I was ready to join the army, had no fookin idea what i wanted to do, so it seemed the best idea......warehouse parties came along and tbh i though fook that - how can i miss these for her majesty (sorry ma'am ), so it really did change where I was going......

it took me to a good place

 

[emmab]

What direction were you heading before acid house came along? Did it change your outlook.....??

I was ready to join the army, had no fookin idea what i wanted to do, so it seemed the best idea......warehouse parties came along and tbh i though fook that - how can i miss these for her majesty (sorry ma'am ), so it really did change where I was going......

it took me to a good place

Good choice i have to say, i met loads of squadies during this era who were AWOL..... due to not wanting to miss the scene. Good choice as you would have had the milatary police on yer tail

Best times of my life and felt lucky to have beena part of it all

Wot i would give to go back to that warehouse in warrington...Revenge 3

 

[Northern Star]

Ill say it did

I was at school doin my final yr in 1989 and needless to say i flunked big time :$ to busy off on one in the warehouses to be arsed about studying

but...i decided to go to st marys college to do something totally different....which i did...half the college were up to no good either so i had a ball there...i blame swifty and co for leading me astray lol (like hell)more the oposite way round heheheh ..... phones: needless to say though i did get my gcse's and decided to move on to a levels by this time the blackburn scene had died down dramatically thanks to the residents of shad road and the so..i upped and fekked off to blackpool where it was all jus starting to get a bit mad sacked my a levels off left college and up sticks......followed the party and never looked back got a job which i still have today :$ wouldnt change anything though....cus the peeps i met and the friends i had i could never regret having....and the times ive had i jus wouldnt be the same person if i hadnt lived it phones:

besides if i stayed on the path of the rightious man id not be sat here now waffling lingo to you guys

 

[Stylee]

changed my life no end,

I was excepted as a student to study dentistry, thanks to oldschool and chemicals im now just another space cadet pining for the early 90s, many thanks organisers and chemists, you realy did show me the way

I also took a medical for the Royal Navy, however i failed it, i thikn it was due to a night at the drome or something its hard to summise what caused the failure hehe, could actually have been the bone chip missing off my shoulder from an accident, we will never know, but i prefer to think its some recruitment officer seeing my report, thinking yes yes good candidate, then getting to the bottom only to find that there was enough lsd and tammazie in my blood to knock out a small town

I do have a great job tho, and to a certain extent mah choons got me through the uni days of toil and stress so yeah, positive influence....stimulate yo miiind craig, puff puff give

 

[*sam*]

Oh yeah deffo...
well i wasn't old enough for the actual burst- but when i discovered it
...bout 95...that was it
I had to find one the clubs& dance from 10pm until 10am!

Its the worst thing ever that i missed the raves- id loved to have done that whole thing!
Running from the cops- driving round trying to find the correct field!

So now i go clubbing to try &find a similar experience....im enjoying it& its def change my friends& social life for sure!

x sam x

 

[Myk]

I don't remember. I think it may have been the drugs. :| :|

 

[Mitch hiker]

I don't remember. I think it may have been the drugs. :| :|

 

[ADT]

I think it did change mine alot.

I was probably gonna join up or was going to be a complete geekboy until that fateful night i turned on the radio because i couldnt sleep, to hear my first hardcore tunes.

I went out to find them on record, so far i have one or two but i will have them all!!

since that day i have been immersed in beats and bass, narcs found their way into my life but in a purely recreational and positive way i think. I am not an addict and never was, i just liked to get nutted on things other than booze, i'm still the same really.

days of raving in fields, warehouses, barns, clubs, hospitals, swimming pools, concert venues, old cinema theatres and even a primary school - that was class.

It's amazing i can still remember most of it.

but i wouldn't have changed this life for anything - rave (now oldskool) for me was a building block for my teens and my 20's and will be there well into my 30's and beyond.

i'll see the little un's jumping around to Prodigy experience or 2 bad mice or SL2 mark my words!!!