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“Normal Walker”?
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Went there and the Reno a few times, both dodgy as fuck but never had any trouble in either, I think it helped being in the company of a couple of West Indian girls on most visits, like having a passport to paradise.Just popped into this thread and suddenly from the recesses of my subconscious the Nile Club appeared.
Remember going there a few times, worse for wear, in the early 80s. Think there was a pool table.
Nice article. I had a chance to go there once, but not ashamed to admit that I blanched at the idea.The Kitchen: What it was like at Hulme's most notorious after-hours club
A ramshackle squat-cum-nightclub where anything went, the Kitchen was a vital part of Manchester's Acid House scenewww.manchestereveningnews.co.uk
Yes it was a bit edgy. But you sound like you had the right idea.Went there and the Reno a few times, both dodgy as fuck but never had any trouble in either, I think it helped being in the company of a couple of West Indian girls on most visits, like having a passport to paradise.
Anyone remember legendary pub, Tommy Ducks, located behind the Midland Hotel? It was notorious for having hundreds of pairs of knickers pinned to the ceiling and real coffins used as tables! The pub's emblem was two ducks shagging mid-flight, something you'd never see in these 'enlightened' times. It's thought that a former landlord, Thomas Duckworth, wanted his name emblazoned across the front. However, the sign-writer employed to do the job ran out of space and shortened it, thereby giving rise to the name. I recall my uncle taking me in there as a kid - much to the disapproval of my mum - when it was the last building standing in the midst of a huge piece of wasteland. Sadly, unscrupulous developers demolished it in the dead of night in 1993.