Haven’t seen it posted here before. Narrated by Steve Coogan, aired on BBC in 1992, surprisingly balanced for the time.
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Would love an instrumental version of this. Cool, but kitch vid (and kinda like that promo video for Pocketknife & Cousin Cole - Tamborine Dream)
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Hadn’t seen it either and really liked it. Those scouse ravers were a really sound, articulate lot. There’s a line from the slightly odd guy from Lifeline at around 23 mins where he talks about “the beauty of the rave” and it was bugging me because I knew I’d heard it before. Just went back through a playlist and realised it’s the opening of this 2021 track from Solkatt: https://youtu.be/YSHoyNFHjgM?si=jePLI6SIqiDp2BtQ
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Great stuff.
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Brilliant
Just watched it & the Plastic Dreams one
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Oh for a time machine
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The version of Sparks on this is the best I’ve ever heard. Fucking incredible 
I feel like this might have been posted before, but the bit from 40 minutes onwards with Frankie Knuckles walking around the former site of the Warehouse, then showing you how he made a re edit using “going up in smoke” and a reel to reel, then meeting with the dancers from the warehouse to discuss the vibe in the club. Pretty cool stuff.
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This girl’s jumps are crazy…
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Hit the water like a sack of sh*t 
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If Wonder Woman on a skateboard isnt enough the cheap disco soundtrack should do it for you
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Winner on both counts!
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Shame about the mongo push lol
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I know Blue Monday has been dissected to death but Trash Theory is always good value
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The footage of Frankie spinning and the associated club shots in that doc are from my party!
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Never seen this before.
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Fucking hell! 
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I used to have a VHS with this on, it’s called Storytelling Giant, wish i still had it, watched that and the VHS of SMS over and over when I was 13/14
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